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• List of Extinct Languages
  ...living language base and some are spoken only as liturgical and scholarly languages, notably classical Jathya-Dhumi ([[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]]) and [[Classi |[[Tyskvál Language]]||align="center"| ||Sky Languages||poetic
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• Yophenthean Language Family
  ...al Yophenthean, are [[Gwenyan Languages]] and more specifically [[Donavish Languages]]. =List of Yophenthean Languages=
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• List of Asdaran Languages
  =General List of Languages of Asdar= ...all known languages, including ancient languages, scholarly languages, and languages poorly attested. It is to be continually updated.
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• Ambrasian Language
  Ambrasian is a virtually extinct, [[Yophenthean Languages|Yophenthean]] language formerly spoken in what is now the [[Principality of ...inguistic sibling and there is some mutual intelligibility between the two languages.
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• Languages of Pytharnia
  {{Hatnote|Languages of Pytharnia encompasses several languages, including the single [[Pytharnian Language]] of the highlands}} [[File:LanguagesofPytharnia_2740_001.jpg|thumb|400px|Map of Languages spoken in southern [[Pytharnia]] ]]
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• Thetzisari Language
  The language spoken by the ancient and now extinct [[Thetzisari Tribes]] survives only in recorded memories of the Pallathanti [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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• Pre-Gwenyan Peoples of Kalama
  ...trolls, and elves lived in Kalama before the arrival of humans, but became extinct after the advent of humans. Halflings have lived in Kalama before the Gweny ;''Humanlike, extinct''
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• Gonfalese Language
  ...Gonfalese borrows nearly half its modern lexicon (vocabulary) from the now extinct [[Ambrasian Language]]. Numerous idioms and borrowed language structures al *[[Languages of Pytharnia]]
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• Settlement of Gonfaloy
  ...Gonfalese borrows nearly half its modern lexicon (vocabulary) from the now extinct [[Ambrasian Language]]. Numerous idioms and borrowed language structures al
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• Ambrasian Reformation
  ==Languages of Ambrasianism== The liturgy of the Ambrasian Religion was formerly conducted in the now extinct [[Ambrasian Language]], a daughter language of [[Classical Yophenthean]].
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• Ambrinqua
  =Languages of Ambrinqua= ...he descendants of Yophentheans and their human subjects. Ambrinquan is now extinct and only studied by scholars and linguists. There is another Gorcorumbese
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• Ambrasia
  ...e Language]]. Today, the Durrhaunvish Language and Ambrasian Language are extinct and known only to scholars and heliophants. The local language of the [[Ury
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• Archpatriarchy of Ambrasia
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• Magic
  The real world term ‘magic’ is used to translate several senses conveyed in languages of the World of Asdar. Magic broadly includes the power of [[wizard]]s, [[ ...text-align:center; background:DarkBlue; color:white;"|<big>'''Existing and Extinct'''</big>
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