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• Jathya-Dhumi
  .... Jathya-Dhumi (Kalaman Language) is considered one of the great classical languages and has a great body of literature, including the [[Aturyandakumi]]. *[[Languages of Corundy]]
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• Shardanian Language
  ...yan Languages|Gwenyan Language]], but part of the [[Jathya-Dhumi Languages|Jathya-Dhumi Language Family]]. Shardanian is written in a modern version of [[Hirgunya] *[[Languages of Corundy]]
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• Jaithan Language
  ...yan Languages|Gwenyan Language]], but part of the family of [[Jathya-Dhumi Languages]] which includes the [[Shardanian Language]]. ...ugh the basic relationship is still apparent to most who have studied both languages. Modern Jaithan has simpler inflections and fewer forms. It also has an a
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• Pre-Gwenyan Peoples of Kalama
  ...ces and inscriptions from their culture survived to later times. Other non-Jathya-Dhumi and non-Gwenyan peoples that lived to some extent in Kalama were the [[Esab *[[Jathya-Dhumi]]
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• Languages
  ...t do not correspond with the oral apparatus of the humanlike. Many spoken languages can also be recorded by means of a [[Writing Systems of Asdar|writing syste ...other languages and consistent with the [[titanist]] theory, all Geddamin languages derive from the ancient Aarokinian Titan language.
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• List of Extinct Languages
  ...e are spoken only as liturgical and scholarly languages, notably classical Jathya-Dhumi ([[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]]) and [[Classical Yophenthean]]. |[[Tyskvál Language]]||align="center"| ||Sky Languages||poetic
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• Kerspa-Kvé Language
  ...nguages1000AS.jpg|thumb|300px|Map showing the likely dispersion of ancient Languages throughout southwestern [[Pytharnia]] around 1000 [[AS]].]] ...red through divination, stone inscriptions, and a few texts transcribed by Jathya-Dhumi scholars, notably of Luvasirgwer. It is sometimes called Kerspa-Moigdhe or
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• Languages of Corundy
  ...theast Corundy. Finally, [[Corundian Language|Corundian]], a [[Yophenthean Languages|Yophenthean language]], is spoken in southern and western Corundy. It is a [[File:MapLanguagesCorundy.jpg|thumb|300px|Languages of Corundy]]
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• Gorcorumbese Language
  ...the [[Ephysgæe Mountains]]. It is thought to be the most conservative of languages and is studied by scholars who try to reconstruct the ancient [[Titanic Lan Some scholars believe that Gorcorumbese is related to the Jathya-Dhumi languages. Debate persists over whether the relationship is due to loan words or a co
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• List of the States of Corundy
  ...Omfluny]]||align="center"|[[Omflune]]||align="center"|2587||align="center"|Jathya-Dhumi|| || ...ny]]||align="center"|[[Babirrhoksha]]||align="center"|2587||align="center"|Jathya-Dhumi|| ||
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• Drameggin
  ...ossal stone. Scholars today believe that the [[Jathya-Dhumi]] peoples and languages were roughly coterminous with Drameggin Civilization. *[[Jathya-Dhumi]]
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• International Languages
  =International Languages= These languages are considered ‘international’ as there are many non-native speakers
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• Aracusia
  ...y conquered and reduced to provinces in the [[Yophenthean Empire]], native languages in other parts of Corundy retained their cultural practice. The inhabitant
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• Dzeke Tribes
  ...poke an isolated language, unrelated to the [[Gwenyan Languages]] or the [[Jathya-Dhumi Language]] of ancient [[Kalama]]. They resisted the incursions of the [[Ith
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• Ithatian Language
  The Ithatian language is one of the oldest Quinnian languages of the Pallathantic through which some of the oldest works of literature an *Kalama: ancient civilization of Corundy, Jathya-Dhumi
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• Lucacian Language
  ...ancient name for the region. The Exonyms include Jecubian, from Jakubya (Jathya-Dhumi) and Throvian, from the Thracian name, Throvy. Lucacian is related to Rhov *[[Gwenyan Languages]]
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• Kalama
  ...ya-Dhumi]]. However, the terms Kalama and Kalaman prevail outside of these languages. ==Jathya-Dhumi Triad==
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• Midretasso
  ...ancient [[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]] that were then disseminated to other languages like [[Dúrandworese Language|Dúrandworese]] and [[Lucacian Language|Lucac
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• Kalaman Language
  ...Language|Jaithan]]. Among scholars and Jaithans, it is properly called the Jathya-Dhumi Language. [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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• Midretassene Empire
  ...e Over-King. The office of Meddix was retained. The tribal chieftains and Jathya-Dhumi princes became subject to the Over-King, while retaining some degree of aut ...ivilization of Midretasso in Tassan, Dúrandworese, and Lucacian (Jecubian) Languages
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