Moriori

Te reo Moriori / テ 語 モリヨリ

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Region: Wharekauri (New Zealand)

Ethnicity: Morioris

Native Speakers: ???

Time Period: 1600s

Grammar Type: Verb–subject–object

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Language Status: Critically Endangered (as of revival at 2001)

Moriori is classified as Critically Endangered by the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger. (2000s, Pre-TROQA)

Moriori is an extinct language according to the classification system of the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger. (2600-present, Post-TROQA)

Moriori Language is the extinct language of Aotearoa languages alongside with English, Maori and later Japanese, introduced in Nunukia: Ruthless of Musket Wars. This language was used by native Morioris, another indigenous Polynesians away from Maoris, Europeans and Japanese people causing genocide by both Maori and Japanese government in Pre-Worldcraft Series. Due to isolated island of Wharekauri, a prominent pacifist culture emerged; this was known as the law of nunuku, based on the teachings.


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