Hoiata
Hoiata is a fictional language family created for world-building and speculative fiction. It comprises a group of related languages spoken by communities in a coastal and island setting in a southern archipelago known as Hoiatia. In most depictions, the Hoiata languages are developed to explore language contact, identity, and culture within a maritime environment.
Hoiata languages are typically described as agglutinative and predominantly subject–object–verb in basic syntax. Nominal morphology marks
Phonologically, the family features a moderate consonant inventory with voiceless stops and fricatives, a small set
Hoiata is employed in fiction to convey social identity, ritual speech, and oral storytelling. The languages