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      T he basic of every language is the sound produced by such a language. The realization of these sound are concretized with the formation of letters which represent them and, with which also their evidences are made visual. The combination of the sounds of any language and the corresponding letters that represent the sounds produced at the time of conversations therefore brought all languages together as belonging to a system of/ same iconic instincts. Now, organised studies have constructively grouped them into vowels and consonants, and have shown how they may be structurally combined to form words. Every language emanates from these components before assuming its proto forms to be assigned meanings through their referent symbols. Being the fundamental stage which every language evolved from, at the period of stemming, Nkalaha language is also not an exception. Diachronically, what we have today as Nkalaha language developed over time in consonance with events and peo