Kiyokanese language
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| Kiyokanese | |
|---|---|
| 亹交亹丵 | |
| Native to | The Kiyophone world |
Triho-Alcho
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Early forms | |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-1 | hei |
| ISO 639-3 | heha |
The Kiyokanese language (Modern Kiyokanese: 亹交亹丵, romanized: Heihao) is a Triho-Alchic language, constituting an independant portion of the family, native to the various Kiyokanese nations formed from the remnants of Kiyokanai.