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| − | Colnorian ca | + | Old Colnorian, sometimes called Ancient Colnorian ('''ACol'''), ca 525 AS to 400 AI -- predecessor of Kiallish, Jasturian, Kasthavian, Medibgösk, Dewyddairsh, Old Colnorian is a Gwenyan language that is thought to have been influenced by the [[High Shadevan Language]] and possibly by the [[High Moigthe Language]]. |
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| + | Linguistically, the Colnorian Languages are more closely related to the Moigthe Languages than to the Jaggudornish. They were classified as Thwarrish, but now are classified as Donavish. | ||
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| + | {{See also|Old Colnorian Language: Lexicon}} | ||
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| − | + | :ngio, nio I | |
| − | + | :ganffa we | |
| − | + | :lle you singular | |
| − | + | :ffev you plural | |
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=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
| + | *[[Dewyddairsh Language]] | ||
| + | *[[List of Old Colnorian Personal Names]] | ||
| + | *[[Old Colnorian Language: Lexicon]] | ||
*[[Thwarrish]] | *[[Thwarrish]] | ||
[[Category:Languages of Asdar]] | [[Category:Languages of Asdar]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Languages of Barathorn]] | ||
[[Category:Thwarrish Languages]] | [[Category:Thwarrish Languages]] | ||
[[Category:Colnorian Languages]] | [[Category:Colnorian Languages]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:33, 28 December 2020
Old Colnorian, sometimes called Ancient Colnorian (ACol), ca 525 AS to 400 AI -- predecessor of Kiallish, Jasturian, Kasthavian, Medibgösk, Dewyddairsh, Old Colnorian is a Gwenyan language that is thought to have been influenced by the High Shadevan Language and possibly by the High Moigthe Language.
Linguistically, the Colnorian Languages are more closely related to the Moigthe Languages than to the Jaggudornish. They were classified as Thwarrish, but now are classified as Donavish.
Phonology
p, ff b, b/v/f r, rh l, ll s, sh t, th d, dd k, ch g, gh h
Lexicon
See also: Old Colnorian Language: Lexicon
Pronouns
- ngio, nio I
- ganffa we
- lle you singular
- ffev you plural
See Also
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