Kretti (Pacifica)

See also: Viliakmon (Pacifica), Inetez (Pacifica), and Bregoderian (Pacifica)

Kretti
Krettian
Pronunciation	[kɹˈe͡ɪ tˈiː]
Created by	User:A bee
Date	2022
Setting and usage	Tokharian B Narrative
Ethnicity	Kretti
Users	8,000,000 in Viliakmon, 48,000,000 total (est.) (2022.)
Purpose	constructed language Cordilian Southwest Cordilian Halakhaos Kretti
Early forms	Paleolithic Kretti Runnic Kretti
Writing system	Paleolithic Runnic Script New Rune Script Methodical Script Alphabet
Sources	North Levantine, Anatolian Turkish
Language codes
Language code	kht

"Kretti" generally refers to both the ethnic group and the language nowadays (it used to be that "Krettian" was used as the ethnic demonym), with "Krettian" showing something (of) Kretti origin or having characteristics associated with Kretti items, customs or stereotypes. The Kretti language is an IRP hybrid of Anatolian Turkish and North Levantine, domestically written in Cyrillic or IRP "Methodical Script Alphabet". The Kretti, ethnologically, are inspired by the Tokhar civilization.

The language constructions use "transistor logic" of AND/OR variables applied to the basic grammar and syntax structures:

{{Tree list=

• Kretti
  • Branch1
    • Anatolian
    • Altaic influence variable added
      • If not contrary to tree logic, exists in Kretti
  • Branch2
    • North Levantine
      • If not contrary to tree logic, exists in Kretti

}}

The Methodical Script Alphabet was created around the 500s A.D. in two Pre-Bregoder monasteries which operated near what is today Prilyep. It was used as a replacement for the 'New' Rune Script, which proved to be successful as transcriptions from the New Rune Script of both Runnic Kretti and Runnic Bregoderean were possible and widely accepted. The monks originally intended to create an alphabetic language as to better transcribe The Holy Scriptures from ancient Aegean, from whom the territories of Viliakmon received first missionaries.