Irchan

Irchan
Irča Lmera
Pronunciation	[irt͡ʃʰa lməra]
Native to	Ircha
Native speakers	~50 million (2400 PL)
Language family	Irchanic (isolate)
Early forms	Old Irchan Middle Irchan
Standard forms	Standard Irchan
Dialects	Abkez (Trinswon, Cukki) Hwiyhesan (Yhochard) Lolu (Hakmebe)
Writing system	Kuzoyzwo, (historically) Myorzwo
Official status
Official language in	Ircha
Recognised minority language in	Nizhnyve, Kilmar
Regulated by	Irčané Dekrayé Aoryejikum (Irchan National Academy)
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–

Irchan (Irchan: Irča Lmera [irt͡ʃʰa lməra]) is the native and official language of Ircha. It is spoken by about 50 million people, most of which are ethnic Irchans. It is recognised as a minority language in regions of Nizhnyve. It is highly influenced by the culture and religion of the Irchan people, who even went as far as creating a specific declension for felines (cats are seen as the holiest of animals in Imleynism).