Auri

The language of the vast majority of Dauphiirians is known as Auri and originates from the southern tip of Mahunuka. The publishing of the Datigake and the invention of written language by scholars in Ausese during the Phiiratic Era allowed Auri to become the language of nearly all the Phiseme.

Auri is a language of two tiers, Dauphiir's Auri and Local Auri.

Dauphiir's Auri consists exclusively of the words used in the Datigake, these words have remained the same throughout Auri's history and establish a template by which most rules of Local Auri are extrapolated.

Local Auri refers to the nebulous collection of dozens of dialects through out the Auri speaking world which consists of countless words which fill the gaps left in Dauphiir's Auri.

Auri has allowed for some phenonemen unique to Dauphiirians. For one, the consistency of Dauphiir's Auri allow for basic communication between nearly all people in the Phiseme. Additionally, the variability of Local Auri dialects allows sub cultures to feel different and unique while still maintaining an overarching racial identity. Finally, the requirement for middling translations gave birth to an extremely important role of a Zegitsta, a type of poet who attaches themselves to a powerful leader so as to translate their words to various dialects and to inform their employer of the proper word to use for the connotation and denotation they truly desire.