Classical Thirēan

Classical Thirēan is the successor form of Ancient Thirēan, and the second generation following Proto-Thirēan in the branch leading to it and the formation of Nekāchti.

Phonology
This version was formed when the voiceless dental fricative and the voiceless postalvelar affricate were gained, the prenasalized plosives became regular voiced plosives, and the lateral fricative and glottal stop were lost.