Shokhla

Shokhla (/ʃɔkʰlɐ/) is an extinct Chutaga-family language that is a close descendant of the living languages Chutagshin and Qhitofla. It is estimated that the majority of the southeastern seaboard on the western continent spoke Shokhla or a derivative thereof between 1200 and 1400 years ago, where the language splintered and mutated.

It is used periodically by speakers of Chutaga-family languages as a classical language, since it was standardized by the point of its extinction and contemporary languages in this family remained unstandardized until relatively recently.