Tirikoznuno

Tirikoznuno (translating to ‘to speak Tirikoz’) is a nearly dissipated language, once spoken in the ancient country of Tirikoz. It is characterised by its impressively long ‘word-sentences,’ with individual components broken up by chevron marks.

It has contributed much of its vocabulary to today’s Baskinian Creole.

It is taught in Baskinian schools.