Kodrian

Sh'ka'a Sh'kagh ghz' det'akh'rikgh Sh'k. Z' roc'com kha'a kha'a'a'a'ti 500 BC, khm'kha rohoki erus'kh zhgh'kh'a'a' It'ta'a'amalik kha zgrh ta'a'i oh khaka kwakwa Ko'tmlk'lkekh. Khm'kha rihiko erus'kh zhgh'kh'a'a' 300 Sh'k'sh'k'a'a Shaka-a shkaa.

Kodrian is a language that originated in Kodria. It was first recorded in use in the area around 500 BC, it is unsure where it came from but it is probably a descendant of Ko'tmlkh'lkekh. It is currently in use by about 300 People of the Shaka-a Tribe, the name of which originates from the Kodrian word for Kodrian, "Sh'ka'a".