Rekaka language

The Rekaka language, also known as the Rikaka language, is a language spoken in Fanaloka by the Hajihaji people. It is native to the states of Hajihaji and Samesame.

Consonants
[x] is an allophone of /h/ between vowels. /t/ is realised as [s] before /i/. [ɸ] only occurs in loanwords.

Phonotactics
Rekaka has a (C)V syllable structure.

Orthography
There are two major ways of writing Rekaka: the Latin script and the traditional Piruheke script. Piruheke is an abugida, meaning that each character represents a consonant-vowel pair (or just a vowel).

The following table lists the Piruheke letters used to write Rekaka and their Latin equivalents. Ø represents the null consonant.