Inpuga
Inpuga is a language spoken by the Inpugan people of the highland region of Valara. It serves as the primary means of everyday communication as well as of traditional storytelling and ceremonial speech. Inpuga is deeply tied to Inpugan identity, with language sharing and transmission typically occurring within families and community gatherings. Geographically, speakers are concentrated in the central highlands, with smaller communities spread along river valleys.
Classification and relationships: Most linguists treat Inpuga as a language isolate within the Valaran area, though
Phonology: Inpuga has a relatively small consonant inventory, including p, t, k, m, n, s, l, r,
Grammar: Inpuga is predominantly SOV (subject–object–verb). Nouns take postpositional marking and may carry demonstrative or numeral
Status and revitalization: Inpuga is considered endangered in some dialect areas, with intergenerational transmission uneven in