Kaisen language
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| Kaisen | |
|---|---|
| žig wezanax | |
| Ethnicity | Kaisens |
| Native speakers | 23.7 million (2015) |
| Language family | |
| Early forms: | Proto-Milevic
|
| Writing system | Terminian script Eastern Milevian script (archaic) |
| Official status | |
| Official language in |  Kaisen |
| Regulated by | Terminian Institute for the Languages of the East |
| CWS code | KZE |
Kaisen or Kaiseni (žig wezanax [ʑug wɛzanɑx]) is a Milevic language spoken natively by about 23.7 million speakers, primarily in the Kaisen. It is related to other Milevic languages such as Farmoshi, Czisil and Dekkuvi, although as a member of the North Milevic branch it is most closely related to X. Since the early 1800s, Kaiseni has been regulated by the Terminian Institute for the Languages of the East, which introduced a uniform standard of spelling and pronunciation.
Classification
Kaisen is a Shaelic language belonging to the North Milevic branch of the Milevic family.