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Inha is a language created by David Peterson for NBC's ''Emerald City''. Inha is the language of the various witches of the Oz universe. In the show, witches are born automatically understanding and knowing how to speak Inha, which means, unlike natural languages, the language does not evolve (or, at the very least, is not passed on in the usual way). For more information about the language, use the links provided below:
'''Inha''' is a language created by [[David Peterson]] for [[NBC]]'s ''[[Emerald City]]''. Inha is the language of the various witches of the Oz universe. In the show, witches are born automatically understanding and knowing how to speak Inha, which means, unlike natural languages, the language does not evolve (or, at the very least, is not passed on in the usual way). For more information about the language, use the links provided below:


* [[Inha Phonology|Phonology]]
* [[Appendix:Inha pronunciation|Phonology]]
* [[Inha Grammar|Grammar]]
* [[Inha Grammar|Grammar]]
* [[Inha Vocabulary|Vocabulary]]
* [[Inha Vocabulary|Vocabulary]]
* [[:Category:Inha phrasebook|Phrasebook]]
===Dialogue===
* [[Emerald City|''Emerald City'']] dialogue:
** [[Emerald City dialogue|Season 1]]
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Latest revision as of 02:52, 31 March 2024

Inha is a language created by David Peterson for NBC's Emerald City. Inha is the language of the various witches of the Oz universe. In the show, witches are born automatically understanding and knowing how to speak Inha, which means, unlike natural languages, the language does not evolve (or, at the very least, is not passed on in the usual way). For more information about the language, use the links provided below:

Dialogue