!! this page uses the Gothic script as a stand-in for the native Kärjoth script.

Künarig Kärjoth [kɛ̂ːr.jɔθ], also known as Koarsch [koːɐ̯ʃ] or Kurukha by the Hwdüt, was a language spoken by the Kärjother in Koarszlant in the Previous Era. its phonology is similar to that of Welsh.

A passage from the Book of Creutz, also known as the Fairhwusikan, translated from Hwdüt into Kärjoth and English:

Example sentence: Tha dughre, jo dhande hwü n'Ghulle Llufki sche dü.

Tha dughre, jo dhande hwü n'Ghulle Llufki sche dü.
Tomorrow, we'll go down to Llufki by boat.
next-day 𝟣ᴘʟ ᴀᴜx ᴘʀᴇᴘ ᴅᴇꜰ-boat Llufki ᴘʀᴇᴘ go
[θa dûːɣrɛ jɔ ðândɛ̂ ʍy n(ə) ɣúɬɛ ɬúfki ʃɛ dŷ]

Kärjoth exhibits consonant mutation. the word for boat, Gulle [gúɬɛ], undergoes lenition when following the feminine definite article n' [n(ə)] and becomes Ghulle [ɣúɬɛ].
mutated forms of Gulle (boat)
radical: Gulle [gúɬɛ]
lenition [soft]: Ghulle [ɣúɬɛ]
eclipsis [nasal]: Ngulle [ŋúɬɛ]
mixed: Hwulle [ʍúɬɛ]

Kärjoth has around 20 vowels. they include:
close: /i/ /iː/ /y/ /yː/ /u/ /uː/
near-close: /ɪ/ /ʏ/
close-mid: /e/ /ø/ /øː/ /o/ /oː/
central: /ə/
open-mid: /ɛ/ /ɛː/ /ɔ/ /ɔː/
open: /a/ /aː/
/ɪ/ and /ʏ/ are not common in native Kärjoth words.
/ɞ/ is an allophone of /ɛ/ before the semivowel /w/.

Pitch accent

like other Kynarish languages, Kärjoth has a complex pitch accent system.

monosyllabic:
• simple: [pa] no pitch change, steady middle pitch, only found in single syllable words
• falling: [pâ] falling pitch

bisyllabic:
• stepping: [pápà] high pitch on first syllable, low on second
• stumbling: [pâpa] falling on first syllable, steady on second
• double falling: [pâpâ] falling on both syllables

trisyllabic:
• decreasing: [pá'papà] high, middle, low
• slipping: [pa'pâpa] falling on stressed syllable

Gulle has a stepping pattern. however, the plural form, Gülle [gŷɬɛ], is stumbling.