Hwisperifos

One of the oldest languages in the story. It is primarily spoken by the Wind people in Whispera.

Origin of Name
Hwisperifos means simply "From Whispera." Hwispera is the countries name in it's on language and the suffix -ifos means "of" or "from"

Gramatical Features
The Hwisperifos-specific gramatical features include: The list will be updated periodically.
 * A highly inflected system of verb conjugation
 * A system of seven cases.
 * A variable word order
 * Three Genders of nouns

Consonants
The langauge also has an affricate: tʃ

Aspirates and ejectives
Part of the distinctiveness of Hwisperifos comes from it's stops. All six stops are always aspirated unless they appear at the end of a syllable. in addition, the unvoiced stops (p, t, k and q) have ejective equivalants that act as seperate phonemese in the language. Ejective stops, however, can only appear before rounded vowels or the vowels [a] and [ə]. The affricate tʃ has has an ejective form that follows the same principal. It does not have an aspirated form, though.

Vowels
Hwisperifos has the following ten vowels

Comparison
For the sake of Example, Here is Robert Frost's "Fire and Ice", as it would be translated into Hwisperifos: