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• Xsyte Language
  ...the Xsyte people of northeastern Nymentho, Xsyte is descended from ancient Neptultchi Language. *[[Neptultchi Civilization]]
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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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• Tuadbean Language
  ...ean was essential for scholars to reconstruct and understand the ancient [[Neptultchi Language]]. *[[Neptultchi Language]]
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• Dragonmount Cant
  ...mined to speak the cant. The philological method paired with knowledge of Neptultchi glyphs has brought much to light. ...the dragonmount riders of Pytharnia and is known to be a pastiche of late Neptultchi language and early Moigthe lexicon. Its grammar is simple and the spoken c
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• Arrham Taspänuk
  ...often cited for his studies of word origins, particularly of Pallathantic Languages. He was fluent in [[Medibgóëse Language|Medibgóëse]], [[Pytharnian Lang ...ancient [[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]] and had studied [[Neptultchi Language|Neptultchi]] inscriptions.
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• Jagohrish Language
  ...nguage|Thracian]] during the time of Kalikán imperialism. Of major modern languages, Jagohrish is most closely related to [[Agogian Language|Agogian]]. *[[Thwarrish Languages]]
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• List of Extinct Languages
  ...living language base and some are spoken only as liturgical and scholarly languages, notable [[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]] and [[Classical Yophenthean]]. |[[Neptultchi Language]]||align="center"| || ||inscriptions
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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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• Writing Systems of Asdar
  ...on Asdar, most accept the titans as the source of writing for humans. The Neptultchi writing system's origin has not been established with any consensus by scho =Writing Systems for Human Languages=
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• Erechórebese Language
  loanwords: Neptultchi (Tuadbe), Pytharnian Geddamin, Ithradic, Ithatian [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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• Glibo Paffala the Craftmage of Blamffa
  ...óëse. He was able to read Midretassene and had some practical knowledge of Neptultchi inscriptions. He may have also spoken Pasaoivi (Disdrirn Elvish) and Tuadbe
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• Fishfolk
  ...derived from ancient [[Ithradic Language|Ithradic]] through the [[Moigthe Languages|Moigthe]]. Scholars believe the Fishfolk are biologically advanced amphibia =Ithrabbi as Neptultchi Slaves=
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• High Shadevan Tribes
  ...Shadevan Tribes the 'People who speak the names of the gods,' because the languages of the High Shadevan Tribes did not generally make the distinction between *[[Neptultchi]]
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• Old Did You Know Pages
  ...n Giants]] who were anciently driven into the [[Disdrire Forest]] by the [[Neptultchi]]? ...mon Giants]] who were anciently driven into the [[Disdrire Forest]] by the Neptultchi?
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• Ambrasia
  ...Erechórebese Language|Erechórebese]], and [[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]] Languages. After the [[Fall of the Yophenthean Empire]], [[Classical Yophenthean]] ch ...ped by peasant farmers. The [[dragonmount riders]] continued to worship [[Neptultchi]] divinities, such as [[Q'aaskicha'a]], the dragonmother.
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• Necromancy
  ...world. According to legend, it was practiced frequently by the mythical [[Neptultchi]] and used as an augmentation in war in the [[Midretassene Empire]]. Several idioms in the languages of the world indicate necromancy. For example, ''to borrow the dead'' is a
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• Neptultchi Language
  ...region. Neptultchi is the parent of the [[Xsyte Language]] and the Tuadbe Languages. ...wise distinct. Ancient Neptultchi was the language of the Empire of the Neptultchi Dragon Folk Kings and the surrounding tribes. When the empire collapsed, t
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• Midretasso
  ...ancient [[Kalaman Language|Kalaman]] that were then disseminated to other languages like [[Dúrandworese Language|Dúrandworese]] and [[Lucacian Language|Lucac ...uries to the time of the plague zombies used in battle against the ancient Neptultchi. Vimalians eventually reduced the practice of necromancy to near extinctio
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• Chronology of Pytharnia
  * ca 4,300 [[AS]], [[Coming of the Neptultchi]]; dwarven [[Dzhehiu Dimak]] * ca 3rd millennium [[AS]], High Neptultchi Civilization
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• Pytharnian Language
  ...n, and [[Classical Yophenthean]]. It is also related to the [[Yophenthean Languages]] and [[Medibgóëse Language|Medibgóëse]]. :[[onkirg]]: Neptultchi stone monument
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