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...e are spoken only as liturgical and scholarly languages, notable [[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]] and [[Classical Yophenthean]]. !width="250"|Language

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...lassical Yophenthean]], [[Ambrinquan Language|Ambrinquan]], and [[Ebinóëse Language|Ebinóëse]].

...Peninsula along with [[Gorcorumbese Language|Gorcorumbese]] and [[Cospian Language|Cospian]]. *[[Ithatian Language]]

...[[Khahonri Language|Khahonri]], [[Classical Yophenthean]], and [[Ebinóëse Language|Ebinóëse]]. His mother was Incarnandist and his father of the [[Old Relig

...ongues while others have gone extinct . Classical Yophenthean remains the language of Arathracian liturgy, formal ecclesiastical discussions, formal documents *[[Ambrasian Language]] (extinct)

[[File:MapEbinóë+ca2740.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Ebinóë on the Ambrinquan Peninsula]] ...se]] is required for all government activities. The [[Ambrinquan Language|Ambrinquan]], a Yophenthean tongue, was spoken after the [[Fall of the Yophenthean Emp

...ns of northern Ambrinqua, Orkybanthius spoke ancient [[Ambrinquan Language|Ambrinquan]]. The Archmagedom persisted until 1230 when it finally succumbed to the a

...rchmagedom was a form of Yophenthean Language called [[Ambrinquan Language|Ambrinquan]]. At its greatest extent, the Archmagedom of the Paleologus included all o

...ts of the colonists. Their spoken language is a dialect of the [[Ebinóëse Language]]. Today New Phionace is a federation of self-governing city-states.

...[[Yophenthean Languages]] of [[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]], Ambrasian, Ambrinquan, Nymenthonese, Glaikish, and Corundian. The relationship between Myernian a ...en the languages known as [[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]] and [[Ambrasian Language|Ambrasian]], respectively.

[[File:MapLocatorAmbrinqua.jpg|thumb|200px|Locator Map showing the Ambrinquan Peninsula in relationship to the [[Greater Pallathantic]]]] ...was spoken among the descendants of Yophentheans and their human subjects. Ambrinquan is now extinct and only studied by scholars and linguists.

...orundian]], [[Ambrasian Language|Ambrasian]], and the ancient [[Ambrinquan Language]]. ...official language of the [[Arathracian Church]], Erechórebese is often the language of the royal court in [[Rhafyx]].

...[[Khahonri Language|Khahonri]], [[Classical Yophenthean]], and [[Ebinóëse Language|Ebinóëse]]. His mother was Incarnandist and his father of the [[Old Relig

...anguage which is related to [[Khahonri Language|Khahonri]] and [[Narsadese Language|Narsadese]]. Cospians are largely, farmers, craftsmen, and small merchants

...[Shadevan Delta]] and in [[Ebinóë]] (Ebinóëse Ithatian) on the [[Ambrinqua|Ambrinquan Main]].

...e of the island is [[Narsadese Language|Narsadese]], part of the Thammazic Language family and related to Cospian and Khahonri. Most Narsadese consider themse ...known as the [[Sea of Narshad]]. The island rests close to the [[Ambrinqua|Ambrinquan Peninsula]] and the neighboring land of [[Khesheph]] which is subject to th

...or]], and the [[Thykomian Isles]] are ruled by various governments. In the Ambrinquan Peninsula, [[Ebinóë]] is under the rule of two neighboring kingdoms, Gorc ...]] has brought a vast dominion of peoples and tribes under his rule in the Ambrinquan Peninsula, Thrysto, Heruliconia, and Thyria. His empire does not survive hi

...thean governors to better inform their administration. The [[Midretassene Language]] continued as medium of culture and literacy in Corundian peninsula. ...Modern languages derived from [[Classical Yophenthean]] include Asbardian, Ambrinquan, Corundian, Glaikish, and Erechórebese.

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