The Skrattain Language

The Skrattain Language is the official administrative language in the Skrattain Federation and a recognised minority language in Urskaland. Natively, the Skrattain Language is called Sikretek Kiney, or in short, Sikretek. The Skrattain Federation is most commonly written in the Latin Alphabet, even though there exists a native Skrattain script. The Skrattain Language is a member of the Nordesionian languages and is the most commonly spoken language in the Skrattain language family. Other notable languages in the Skrattain language family includes the Limayan language (Limayikeva Kinava), the Kilekutian language (Khalkuthuka khanaya) as well as the semi-tonal Nogatan language (Nokátan Kinaa). The mordern official language was based primarily off the Kaichigan dialect of middle Skrattain.

History
Around 7000BCE, the Norderonian tribes in modern Max1mosburger migrated towards the East. The language they spoke, proto-Norderonian, gradually diverged to form proto-Skrattain. The Skrattain languages furthur diverged as the tribes migrated across the sea. The first form of written Skrattain is often referred to as old Skrattain, and was found around modern Nogata, using a similar script as that used by middle Skratta. The first standardised form of Skrattain was made in 339, detailed in the kasinora kinava naraitoi (Modern Skrattain: Nraitoyi Kasinr Kineyem,, English: New Language Guidebooks). This is usually referred to as early middle skrattain. Written Skrattain documents between 400 - 1300 are rare, before a resurfacing in the 14th century as middle Skrattain. Skrattain at this time was not standardised and varied greatly across different regions. Whether these dialects are mutually intelligible is unclear. A new standardised form of Skrattain was created in 1477, and remains the basis for modern Skrattain.