Old Nekāchti

Old Nekāchti is the very first form of Nekāchti.

Phonology
Old Nekāchti's formation from Classical Thirēan is a result of pʰ and kʰ becoming v and x, tʰ merging with θ, ts being gained, r becoming ɾ, both the long and unlengthened forms of u being lost, and ŋ and h being lost as well. The modern form would lack the voiced plosives as a result of the language losing them, w, a:, e, and o upon its evolution, and gain ɛ and ɔ