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Revision as of 09:41, 28 November 2019
Kerspa-Moighdhe in the scholarly name for the East Moigthe language which is part of the Donavish branch of Ancient High Gwenyan. The name means 'Herald Moigthe' as it was considered the high version of the language, suitable for recitation of the works of Luvasirgwer. It was a preliterate language spoken over a roughly 1300 years, from about 1400 AS to 100 AS. It is the parent language of the Moigthe languages of High Pytharnia and by descendancy of Dúrandwor. Kerspa-Moighdhe is remembered through divination, stone inscriptions, and a few texts transcribed by Jathya-Dhumi scholars, notably of Luvasirgwer.
Diachronic Flow
Paleo-Gwenyan → Ancient High Gwenyan → Early Erserce-Pallathantic → Donavish → Proto-Moigthe → Common Moigthe → Kerspa-Moighdhe → x
See Also
- Donavish Languages
- Durrhaunve
- Erechórebese Language
- Gwenyan Languages
- Luvasirgwer
- Moigthe Languages
- Rhaunve River
- Rhaunvish Language, also known as East Moigthe, 1400 AS to 250 AS
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