Ruroweya

Ruroweya was the language of the Liniruro. When the Eiji assimilated the Liniruro, the Eiji discouraged the usage of the language. While the Eiji Language contains words from Ruroweya, the language of the Liniruro is extinct.
Ruroweya and Medrom Language share a common linguistic ancestor. That early language had a much freer word order; one of the results of language divergence was the difference in word order between the two languages.
Words that I haven't defined yet: lini (something valuable/treasured), meweti, nepo (something valuable/treasured), somaki

Geographical Distribution

Ruroweya was spoken throughout the Ruitehu River basin.

Morphology

maximum syllable: CV

Syntax

Word order: VSO
Noun before adjective
Postposition after noun; postpositions come from adjectives
Possessee before possessor

Vocabulary

numbers 0-10: uki, ni, omu, uta, he, oha, ne, epo, eso, emu, su

Phonetics

consonants: p, t, k, ɾ, l, w, s, h, m, n, t, j
vowels: a, e, i, o, u, ə

Dictionary

19 Words.

Spoken by

• Liniruro

Common Female Names

Linipa, Notola (beauty), Somaki

Common Male Names

Meweti, Nepohuu, Paluhuu (heart boy)