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[[Category: A posteriori]] ...c Valthungian writers at the beginning of the Renaissance, circa 1450‒1500 a.d.

...'[[Arbulian]]''''' ''(Language of the Fallen)'' <br />'''''[[Ashian|Kéðaryňa]]''''' ''(Ashian)''<br /> '''''[[Drikva Yakke]]''''' ''(Modern Standard Imp <div style="margin-left: 13px;">The Aterran Languages are a group of languages created for Anthony Gutierrez for his graphic novel seri

[[Category: A posteriori]] ...h]], but is marked by vowel raising, vowel deletion, the establishment of a pure palatal series, and fricativization of the traditional palatal lateral

[[Category: A posteriori]] ...spelling, though some have adopted the Eomentesa spelling reform, as it is a little closer than Classical Braereth to how Merineth is actually pronounce

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[[Category: A posteriori]] ...may have been attributed to Gothic instead. It has been reconstructed with a very similar phonology:

[[Category: A posteriori]] ...tion of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Al

[[Category: A posteriori]] ...nly because of this process) were deleted, leaving present-day ''druðþ''. A similar process occurs with other Germanic words such as ‘morning’ (''*

[[Category: A posteriori]] ...dern High German and [[w: Old_High_German|Old High German]] – that is, not a direct lineage, but the modern languages are descended from neighboring dia