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  • Languages
    ...y spoken languages can also be recorded by means of a [[Writing Systems of Asdar|writing system]]. ...other languages and consistent with the [[titanist]] theory, all Geddamin languages derive from the ancient Aarokinian Titan language.
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  • Proto-Thammazic Language
    Scholars of Thammazic Languages (Dagaithi, Khahonri, Cospian, and others) have reconstructed the parent lan *[[Thammazic 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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  • Donavish Languages
    ...r. Donavish Languages include [[Ersercese Language|Ersercese]], [[Moigthe Languages|Moigthe]], ancient [[Pallathantic Language|Pallathantic]], and [[Ithatian L *[[Yophenthean Languages]]
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  • Medregan Languages
    ...languages within the [[Low Gwenyan]] Branch of Gwenyan Languages. Medregan Languages include [[Rhovorian Language|Rhovorian]], [[Throvian Language|Throvian]], [ *[[Gwenyan Languages]]
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  • Ebinóëse Language
    ...hly three thousand years old. Today the language is one of three principle languages spoken in the Ambrinquan Peninsula along with [[Gorcorumbese Language|Gorco *[[List of Ebinóëse Personal Names]]
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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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  • Shardanian Language
    ...|Jathya-Dhumi Language Family]]. Shardanian is written in a modern version of [[Hirgunya]]. ...Shardan]] who is the lord of [[Lake Shallynaffe]] according to the beliefs of the Shardanian people.
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  • Asbardian Language
    The Yophentheanized Moigthe language of southwestern Pytharnia is called Asbardian. It is more like Pytharnian tha affe prep in front of
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  • Dewyddairsh Language
    ...merzcelindot Language|Amerzcelindot]] and [[Umbardian Language|Umbardian]] Languages. *[[List of Dewyddairsh Personal Names]]
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  • Pasaoivi
    ...isdrire]] and by special diplomats and rangers of the neighboring [[Empire of Magdala]]. Language scholars have studied its relationship with the [[Sung *[[List of Elven Houses of the Disdrire]]
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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]]. |[[Tyskvál Language]]||align="center"| ||Sky Languages||poetic
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  • Jaithan Language
    ...yan Languages|Gwenyan Language]], but part of the family of [[Jathya-Dhumi Languages]] which includes the [[Shardanian Language]]. ...Jaithan has simpler inflections and fewer forms. It also has an abundance of borrowed terms, especially from the [[Midretassene Language]], which are no
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  • Corundian Language
    ...gonese, Birthiaig, and Drabhudre. Scholars study texts with older dialects of old Corundian spoken further in the interior in the second millennium after [[File:MapDialectsofCorundianLang.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of extent of native Corundian speakers in the peninsula with constituent dialects]]
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  • Xsyte Language
    The language of the Xsyte people of northeastern Nymentho, Xsyte is descended from ancient Neptultchi Language. [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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  • List of Unmade Language Pages
    List of Language Pages not yet created. Once a page is created, it should be remov :[[Dzeke Language]]: language isolate of eastern [[Corundy]] that lasted until 1,500 years BP.
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  • Old Colnorian Language
    ...called Ancient Colnorian ('''ACol'''), ca 525 AS to 400 AI -- predecessor of Kiallish, Jasturian, Kasthavian, Medibgösk, Dewyddairsh, Old Colnorian is ...istically, the Colnorian Languages are more closely related to the Moigthe Languages than to the Jaggudornish. They were classified as Thwarrish, but now are cl
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  • Jykki Language
    The Jykki Language is spoken in desert wastes of [[Danona]] by the Jykki Orcs, the various half-jykk tribes, and their assoc [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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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]].]] ...nscriptions, and a few texts transcribed by Jathya-Dhumi scholars, notably of Luvasirgwer. It is sometimes called Kerspa-Moigdhe or East Moigthe.
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  • Dagaithi Language
    ...n of the child languages of the [[Thammazite Tribes]]. It is the language of the Holy [[Bahraz]]. *[[List of Dagaithi Personal Names]]
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  • Tassan Language
    ...mirian Autonomous Congress]] in the [[Aurician Empire|Aurician]] provinces of [[Upper Zamiria]] and [[Lower Zamiria]]. *[[List of Tassan Personal Names]]
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  • Jagohrish Language
    ...extent of Jagohrish in modern times. The teal circle indicates the extent of Medibgóëse spoken in the [[skyness]]es.]] ...nguage|Thracian]] during the time of Kalikán imperialism. Of major modern languages, Jagohrish is most closely related to [[Agogian Language|Agogian]].
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  • Rhaunvish Language
    ...x|Map showing the likely dispersion of ancient Rhaunvish and other ancient languages throughout southwestern [[Pytharnia]] around 1000 [[AS]].]] ...l Yophenthean and by this imperial language, the [[Yophenthean Languages]] of [[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]], Ambrasian, Ambrinquan, Nymenthonese, Glai
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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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  • Tuadbean Language
    The Tuadbean Language is spoken by the [[Tuadbe]] of [[Pytharnia]], principally in northwestern Pytharnia. Although less studie [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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  • Elven Languages
    ...ialect spoken by the Disdrire, Findorian, and Selymbrian Elves. The elves of the [[Disdrire Forest]] call their language [[Pasaoivi]]. ...northern and northwestern frontier. The human study of the elven languages of the new world is still in its infancy.
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  • Ambrasian Language
    ...has a very large borrowing of words from Ambrasian and the modern dialects of Gonfalese are thought to be characterized by features from ancient Ambrasia ...inguistic sibling and there is some mutual intelligibility between the two languages.
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  • Dragonmount Cant
    ...termined to speak the cant. The philological method paired with knowledge of Neptultchi glyphs has brought much to light. ...nt deals primarily with the exercises of dragonmount warriors and the care of domesticated dragons.
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  • Portal:Contents/Portals
    *[[Portal:Languages]] *[[Portal:Literature]] [[List of Books and Documents]]
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  • Thammazite
    Thammazite derives from the name [[Thammaz]] and means a descendant of Thammaz or pertaining to the ethnicities or language spoken by his descenda *[[Thammazic Languages]]
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  • International Languages
    There are is no language on Asdar as widely spoken as English is on Earth. Most Asdaran humans are at least b =International Languages=
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  • Writing Systems of Asdar
    [[File:AsdaranWritingSystemsChronology_.jpg|thumb|500px|Development of Asdaran Writing Systems. Please see PDF which is updated!]] ...about the origin of humans on Asdar, most accept the titans as the source of writing for humans. The Neptultchi writing system's origin has not been es
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  • Thetzisari Language
    ...t and now extinct [[Thetzisari Tribes]] survives only in recorded memories of the Pallathantic and Ithatian people. It was purely oral without any nativ [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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  • Disdrirn Sylvan Language
    ...[[Elves]], and the language of [[Kemerite Giants]]. Among the humanlikes of [[Pytharnia]] who speak Disdrirn Sylvan either as a first or second languag [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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  • Skyborne
    ...for example, skyborne transportation, skyborne city, or a skyborne vessel of war. It contrasts with [[skyfaring]] which means habitually and cultural d
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  • Asdar
    ...]]. Ancient tradition says that it is called a branch, meaning a 'branch' of [[Kuol Tuvahr]] or the cosmic urwelt from which all [[titans]], [[human]], [[File:Asdar Pallathantic JMS.png|thumb|400px|The Pallathantic Region of Asdar by map artist Joshua Morley-Smith]]
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  • Midrinksi Tribes
    ...irst millennium before [[Salmakhamer]]. They eventually became the rulers of the [[Midretassene Empire]]. The name 'Midrinksi' in ancient Moigthe is 'Mi =List of the Midrinksi Tribes=
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  • List of Language Name Abbreviations
    *[[Languages of Asdar]] [[Category:Asdaran Languages]]
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  • Kahonri Language
    ...world. Modern-day Kahonri differs significantly from the ancient language of Kahonri Scripture. ...uggle in thought against, to fight purposefully against; to fight by means of one’s determination; to be a psychic crusader
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  • Erechórebese Language
    ...ken in the isle of [[Erechóreb]] and [[Erethrob]]. The language by virtue of common origin bears similarities to [[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]], [[Nym ...language of the [[Arathracian Church]], Erechórebese is often the language of the royal court in [[Rhafyx]].
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  • Amandal Dwarven Language
    The language of the indigenous Amandal Dwarves of the Amandal Plateau is called Amandalian. ...he 'voiced' letter actually indicated a voiceless sound followed by a kind of glottal sound.
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  • Thammazic Languages
    [[Category:Languages of Asdar]] [[Category:Thammazic Languages]]
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  • Gonfalese Language
    ...e Language]] and it is easy for Gonfalese speakers to acquire the language of Medibgö. Gonfalese was once spoken to a significant minority in Breomarch ...out fifteen centuries old and younger than the neighboring human languages of Asbardian, Dúrandworese, and Pytharnian. Late Yophenthean was spoken in t
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  • Yophenthean
    ...e languages. It is generally not used to refer to the associated religion of the Yophentheans for which the term [[Arathracian]] is preferred. *[[Goldenling Tribes of Erechóreb]]
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  • Thracian Language
    ...ggudornish language descending through the Thwarrish branch of the Gwenyan Languages. =Dialects of Thracian=
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  • Ithatian Language
    ...rks of literature and early science have been recorded since the reckoning of the Isxinthion gods. *empro: prep "in front of"
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  • Kwam Language
    ...ghboring areas. It is thought to be related to the [[Sungotine Language]] of the Elves. [[Category:Languages of Asdar]]
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  • Thammazite Alphabet
    The alphabet of ancient Thammazic Languages is the source alphabet for Thyrian, Weshifite, and Dagaithi alphabets. |baah||palace, seat of rule||b|| ||
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  • Pallathantic Region
    ...Barathorn]], [[Midrardia]], all of [[Danona]], all of [[Eloaria]], and all of northwestern [[Weshif]] are included. This is sometimes called the 'Greater [[File:GreaterPallathanticRegion_001.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Map of the Greater Pallathantic Region]]
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  • Pietificity
    ...of the Gwenyans, the Common Giants, and in the modern surviving languages of the remnant [[High Shadevan Tribes]] and the [[Shadevan Trolls]]. ...The term for water also could be due greater pietificity in the presence of the river.
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