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Urm

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	=== Skeletal system ===		=== Skeletal system ===
	[[File:Urm-bonez.png\|thumb\|Details on urm bones. {{Metainf\|In an earlier iteration, urms used to have aragonite bones.}}]]		[[File:Urm-bonez.png\|thumb\|Details on urm bones. {{Metainf\|In an earlier iteration, urms used to have aragonite bones.}}]]
	Urm bones are made of, roughly, ~80% [[Wikipedia:~~brucite~~\|~~brucite~~]] (~~Mg(OH)~~<sub>2</sub>~~) and ~20% [[Wikipedia:magnesioferrite\|magnesioferrite]] (Mg(Fe~~<~~sup~~>3+</~~sup~~>)<sub>2</sub>O~~<sub>4</sub>~~), rendering it hard and sturdy, yet relatively light~~. Visually, they are pearly tealish grey, speckled with small, tightly packed, shiny black dots~~. They possess a spine, ~~rendering them vertebrate~~. Their skull is made of five parts: the skull proper and the four jaws. The eyes are surrounded by [[Wikipedia:Scleral ring\|scleral rings]]. On their chest is a rib-cage-like complex of nine bones protecting vulnerable organs like the heart, lungs and liver. The limbs connect to the body through large shoulder-blade-like bones, with the exception of the hind limbs, which connect to an inverted-U-shaped pelvic bone.		Urm bones are made of, roughly, ~80% [[Wikipedia:Struvite\|struvite]] (NH<sub>4</sub>MgPO<sub>4</sub>·6H<sub>2</sub>O) and ~20% collagen, rendering it hard and sturdy, yet relatively light. They possess a spine, although instead of circular vertebrae they possess interlocking plates called ''tegulae''. Their skull is made of five parts: the skull proper and the four jaws. The eyes are surrounded by [[Wikipedia:Scleral ring\|scleral rings]]. On their chest is a rib-cage-like complex of nine bones protecting vulnerable organs like the heart, lungs and liver. The limbs connect to the body through large shoulder-blade-like bones, with the exception of the hind limbs, which connect to an inverted-U-shaped pelvic bone.

	== Behaviour ==		== Behaviour ==

Phyro-Krasnian calendar

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Phyrean script

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>
	\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ~~}}, Darsavian: tokanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|tocanь~~}}		\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}
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	\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).		\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).

Darsavian language

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	Darsavian uses a modified 26-letter [[Phyrean script]] with long vowels, {{Cs\|jrt\|b}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|d}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|z}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|ϙ}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|q}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|y}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȳ}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|w}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|g}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|x}} and {{Cs\|jrt\|k}} removed, and 6 additional letters, marked in yellow below.		Darsavian uses a modified 26-letter [[Phyrean script]] with long vowels, {{Cs\|jrt\|b}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|d}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|z}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|ϙ}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|q}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|y}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȳ}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|w}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|g}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|x}} and {{Cs\|jrt\|k}} removed, and 7 additional letters, marked in yellow below.
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	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|V v}}		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|V v}}

Khot language

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	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|u}} w		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|w}} w
	\| colspan="2" \|{{Cs\|jrt\|l}} l		\| colspan="2" \|{{Cs\|jrt\|l}} l
	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|i}} j		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|i}} j
	\|({{Cs\|jrt\|u}} w)		\|({{Cs\|jrt\|w}} w)
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	\|}		\|}

Tyll Cwallgun

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	\| name = Tyll Cwallgun		\| name = Tyll Cwallgun
	\| image = ~~tyllcwallgun~~.~~jpg~~		\| image = tyll-portrait-new.png
	\| caption = [[Nwngan Dydd]]'s portrait of Cwallgun.		\| caption = [[Nwngan Dydd]]'s portrait of Cwallgun.
	\| birth_date = 26th Lyddian 1172		\| birth_date = 26th Lyddian 1172

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43 ANB

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	* [[King Hedab an Awy\|King Hedab an Ngwenyn]] expands the Duumvirate towards modern day [[Blackstrath]], parts of the [[Hearnish isles]], and forms a union with an "~~asconian~~ kingdom."		* [[King Hedab an Awy\|King Hedab an Ngwenyn]] expands the Duumvirate towards modern day [[Blackstrath]], parts of the [[Hearnish isles]], and forms a union with an "Asconian kingdom."

	=== 130 ANB ===		=== 130 ANB ===

Phyrean naming conventions

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	The [[Phyreans]], since the era of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], have had a quite complex onomastic history. Before this era, until the end of the [[First Phyrean Empire]], Phyrean names consisted of a name and a patronymic. With the reforms put in place by King [[Piarfant a Hynfl]], people were now separated into 144 groups of families called ''clans'', with 68 reserved for the original families of [[Caladae]], 36 reserved for high-status families, all of whom ethnically Phyrean or [[Darsavians\|Darsavian]], and 40 for minor ones, who belonged to different ethnolinguistic groups such as [[Nademics]]. Thus arose the ''clan name'', a consistent lineage name passed down through the male line, usually based on the name of an ancestor. These gentile names survive to the modern day in the form of surnames.		The [[Phyreans]], since the era of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], have had a quite complex onomastic history. Before this era, until the end of the [[First Phyrean Empire]], Phyrean names consisted of a name and a patronymic. With the reforms put in place by King [[Piarfant a Hynfl]], people were now separated into 144 groups of families called ''clans'', with 68 reserved for the original families of [[Caladae]], 36 reserved for high-status families, all of whom ethnically Phyrean or [[Darsavians\|Darsavian]], and 40 for minor ones, who belonged to different ethnolinguistic groups such as [[Nademics]]. Thus arose the ''clan name'', a consistent lineage name passed down through the male line, usually based on the name of an ancestor. These gentile names survive to the modern day in the form of surnames.
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The [[Phyreans]], since the era of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], have had a quite complex onomastic history. Before this era, until the end of the [[First Phyrean Empire]], Phyrean names consisted of a name and a patronymic. With the reforms put in place by King [[Piarfant a Hynfl]], people were now separated into 144 groups of families called ''clans'', with 68 reserved for the original families of [[Caladae]], 36 reserved for high-status families, all of whom ethnically Phyrean or [[Darsavians|Darsavian]], and 40 for minor ones, who belonged to different ethnolinguistic groups such as [[Nademics]]. Thus arose the ''clan name'', a consistent lineage name passed down through the male line, usually based on the name of an ancestor. These gentile names survive to the modern day in the form of surnames.
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Classical age

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	* Rise of the [[~~Berhyl Celton~~]], predecessor of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], along the banks of the [[Amrhyl river\|Amrhyl]] and [[Hower rivers]], extending through the east along the seashore, start of [[Piarfant a Hynfl\|Pieromant of No-one]]'s reign.		* Rise of the city of [[Caladae]], predecessor of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], along the banks of the [[Amrhyl river\|Amrhyl]] and [[Hower rivers]], extending through the east along the seashore, start of [[Piarfant a Hynfl\|Pieromant of No-one]]'s reign.
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	* First Phyrean Empire is annexed into ~~the Berhyl Celton~~.		* First Phyrean Empire is annexed into Caladae.

	=== 53 BNB ===		=== 53 BNB ===

Phyrean script

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: ~~bartanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~bartanь~~}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: partanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|partanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.
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	\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>		\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to [[Rachev of Prina]] for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>
	\| -		\| -
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform. Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform. Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʒ]		\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡s]		\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
	\|One of the 5 letters attributed to ~~GUY WITH NAME~~ for his ~~122 BNB~~ spelling reform.		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to Rachev of Prina for his 722 ANB spelling reform.
	\|}		\|}

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CMSC-1/6 − Planets

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	\|[[Almendra]]		\|[[Almendra]]
	\|PL-~~ALM~~		\|PL-LAS
	\|[[Barefoot-She-Walks]] (PL-~~ALM~~.bsw)		\|[[Barefoot-She-Walks]] (PL-LAS.bsw)
	[[Paper-Eyed-Maiden]] (PL-~~ALM~~.pem)		[[Paper-Eyed-Maiden]] (PL-LAS.pem)
	\|		\|'''"L'''uis '''A'''lberto '''S'''pinetta."
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	\|[[Arai]]		\|[[Arai]]

Darsavian language

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Darsavian language

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'''Darsavian''' ({{Cs|jrt|strȧm ‘darsavьel}} ''Stråm Tarsavjel'' [ˈstrɑm tarˈsavʲel]) is a [[North Krasnic languages|North Krasnic language]] spoken in [[Darsavia]] and neighbouring countries as a regional lingua franca. It is descended from [[Classical Darsavian]], one of the two major political languages of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]].

== Overview ==
Darsavian uses a modified 26-letter [[Phyrean script]] with long vowels, {{Cs|jrt|b}}, {{Cs|jrt|d}}, {{Cs|jrt|z}}, {{Cs|jrt|ϙ}}, {{Cs|jrt|q}}, {{Cs|jrt|y}}, {{Cs|jrt|ȳ}}, {{Cs|jrt|w}}, {{Cs|jrt|g}}, {{Cs|jrt|x}} and {{Cs|jrt|k}} removed, and 6 additional letters, marked in yellow below.
{| class="wikitable"
|{{Cs|jrt|V v}}
|{{Cs|jrt|U u}}
|{{Cs|jrt|N n}}
|{{Cs|jrt|M m}}
|{{Cs|jrt|L l ḷ}}
|{{Cs|jrt|E e ẹ}}
|{{Cs|jrt|Ð ð}}
|{{Cs|jrt|S s}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ś ś}}
|{{Cs|jrt|З з}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ź ź}}
|{{Cs|jrt|A a}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ȧ ȧ}}
|{{Cs|jrt|T t}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ć ć}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ċ ċ}}
|{{Cs|jrt|C c}}
|{{Cs|jrt|R r}}
|{{Cs|jrt|H h}}
|{{Cs|jrt|I i}}
|{{Cs|jrt|J j}}
|{{Cs|jrt|P p}}
|{{Cs|jrt|F f}}
|{{Cs|jrt|O o}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ь ь}}
|style="background-color:yellow"|{{Cs|jrt|Ы ы}}
|-
|[v]
|[u]
|[n]
|[m]
|[l]
|[e]
|[ð]
|[s]
|[ʃ]
|[z]
|[ʒ]
|[a]
|[ɑ]
|[t]
|[t͡ʃ]
|[t͡s]
|[k]
|[r]
|[x]
|[i]
|[j]
|[p]
|[f]
|[o]
|[ʲ]
|[ˤ]
|}
The additional letters (with the exception of {{Cs|jrt|ȧ}}, borrowed from [[Ascon language|Ascon]] late into the language's evolution) are attributed to [[Rachev of Prina]], who invented them in 722 ANB in an attempt to better reflect the sounds of the early [[Middle Darsavian]] language in writing. One of his letters, {{Cs|jrt|ğ}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ], but as this sound began disappearing and giving way to the modern language's plain-narrow-broad consonant distinction, it was simplified in handwriting and eventually became {{Cs|jrt|ы}}.

=== Plain, narrow and broad consonants ===
The Darsavian language makes a three-way distinction between all consonants in the form of plain, narrow (palatalised) and broad (glottalised). In writing, plain consonants aren't marked, narrow consonants are marked with a following {{Cs|jrt|ь}}, while broad consonants are marked with {{Cs|jrt|ы}}.
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Phyrean language

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	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|T t}}		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|T t}}
	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|~~K k~~}}		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|C c}}
	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|R r}}		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|R r}}
	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|H h}}		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|H h}}

Timeline of the Orddonach

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	* Rise of the [[Berhyl Celton]], predecessor of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], along the banks of the [[Amrhyl river\|Amrhyl]] and [[Hower rivers]], extending through the east along the seashore, start of [[~~Nyw I~~\|Pieromant of No-one]]'s reign.		* Rise of the [[Berhyl Celton]], predecessor of the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]], along the banks of the [[Amrhyl river\|Amrhyl]] and [[Hower rivers]], extending through the east along the seashore, start of [[Piarfant a Hynfl\|Pieromant of No-one]]'s reign.
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	* [[Elder Phyrean]] fully splits into daughter languages ([[Old ~~Phyrean language\|Old~~ Phyrean]], [[Old ~~Hogharryan language\|Old Hogharrhyan]], [[Old Blackstradian language\|Old Blackstradian~~]]…).		* [[Elder Phyrean]] fully splits into daughter languages ([[Old High Phyrean]], [[Old Low Phyrean]]…).

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	* Kings Pieromant and [[~~Etsonborw Bëljsol~~]] handfast creating the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]].		* Kings Pieromant and [[Etsonporq Pjeljsol]] handfast creating the [[Duumvirate of Phyrea and Krasnia]].

	=== 23 BNB ===		=== 23 BNB ===

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Phyrean script

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	\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʃ]		\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>
	\| -		\| -
	\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform. Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>		\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [ʒ]		\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>		\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
	\|Darsavian: [t͡s]		\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
	\|		\|One of the 5 letters attributed to GUY WITH NAME for his 122 BNB spelling reform.
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	\|Ascon: ąn, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}, [[Manth language\|Manth]]: ån {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}		\|Ascon: ąn, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}, [[Manth language\|Manth]]: ån, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}, Darsavian: ån, {{Cs\|jrt\|ȧn}}
	\|Ascon: [ɑ], Manth: [ɔ]		\|Ascon: [ɑ], Manth: [ɔ]
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Men (board game)

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	===Pieces===		===Pieces===
	====King====		====King====
	The ''king'' ({{Cs\|jrt\|hiaharþ}} ''hiaharth'') moves the same as the general in jashunga, one tile in any direction. It is the royal piece of the game, so if it is bared or humbled (checkmated), the game ends. Unlike in other juhsung variants, the king may leap two tiles along its rank as its first move. This is known as ''sheltering'' ({{Cs\|jrt\|~~kazn~~}} ''carhn'').		The ''king'' ({{Cs\|jrt\|hiaharþ}} ''hiaharth'') moves the same as the general in jashunga, one tile in any direction. It is the royal piece of the game, so if it is bared or humbled (checkmated), the game ends. Unlike in other juhsung variants, the king may leap two tiles along its rank as its first move. This is known as ''sheltering'' ({{Cs\|jrt\|cazn}} ''carhn'').

	[[File:men_general-wht.svg\|frameless\|50px]][[File:men_general-blk.svg\|frameless\|50px]]		[[File:men_general-wht.svg\|frameless\|50px]][[File:men_general-blk.svg\|frameless\|50px]]

Dimhe

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Mythology

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	'''Dimhe''' ([[Middle Hermian language\|Middle Hermian]]: ''dımhä'' /ˈdɨmhæ/ "slavery, piety") or '''Cadelism''' ([[Callidian language\|Callidian]]: {{Cs\|tht\|χatlun}} ''χatlun'' /ˈkʰatlun/, same meaning) is a [[Wikipedia:Dualism in cosmology\|dualistic]] religion native to the [[Arcus valley]], and widespread around [[Transzorniscea]]. Its adherents, variously ''dimsin'' or ''cadels'', believe that the world was created by various emanations of a benevolent god, only referred to as God (Hermian: ''Fın'' /fɨn/, Callidian: {{Cs\|tht\|θetnec}} ''Θetnec'' /ˈtʰetnek/). Opposed to him is the underworld deity referred to as the ''precedent of grief'', sometimes simply the Devil (Hermian: ''Mülad'' /ˈmylad/, Callidian: {{Cs\|tht\|arznec}} ''Arznec'' /ˈartsnek/).		'''Dimhe''' ([[Middle Hermian language\|Middle Hermian]]: {{Cs\|zyr\|dmh}} ''dımhä'' /ˈdɨmhæ/ "slavery, piety") or '''Cadelism''' ([[Callidian language\|Callidian]]: {{Cs\|tht\|χatlun}} ''χatlun'' /ˈkʰatlun/, same meaning) is a [[Wikipedia:Dualism in cosmology\|dualistic]] religion native to the [[Arcus valley]], and widespread around [[Transzorniscea]]. Its adherents, variously ''dimsin'' or ''cadels'', believe that the world was created by various emanations of a benevolent god, only referred to as God (Hermian: {{Cs\|zyr\|Fn}} ''Fın'' /fɨn/, Callidian: {{Cs\|tht\|θetnec}} ''Θetnec'' /ˈtʰetnek/). Opposed to him is the underworld deity referred to as the ''precedent of grief'', sometimes simply the Devil (Hermian: {{Cs\|zyr\|mld}} ''Mülad'' /ˈmylad/, Callidian: {{Cs\|tht\|arznec}} ''Arznec'' /ˈartsnek/).

	== Mythology ==		== Mythology ==
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	==== God the Slave ====		==== God the Slave ====
	The first emanation, a slave of particular compassion and kindness. He was whipped to death; his body became the mountains, and his wounds the rivers. Where blood pooled, the Arcus ~~lake~~ was formed, life springing forth from it and giving his companions a sort of paradise to flee to. These would go on to be the first people to populate the shores of the Arcus.		The first emanation, a slave of particular compassion and kindness. He was whipped to death; his body became the mountains, and his wounds the rivers. Where blood pooled, the [[Arcus Lake]] was formed, life springing forth from it and giving his companions a sort of paradise to flee to. These would go on to be the first people to populate the shores of the Arcus.

	==== God the King ====		==== God the King ====

Phyrean script

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Additional letters

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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: ~~barënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~barynanь~~}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: bartanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|bartanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ъ . ъ</big>}}</big>
	\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}, Darsavian: ~~tokënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~tocynanь~~}}		\|Ascon: thergent, {{Cs\|jrt\|þergent}}, Toamts: ceäriitnac, {{Cs\|jrt\|þeæriitnaþ}}, Darsavian: tokanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|tocanь}}
	\| -		\| -
	\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).		\|"Strengthener" in all languages. Used in some digraphs to indicate variant pronunciations, e.g. in Toamts {{Cs\|jrt\|зъ}} /ʒ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} /ʃ/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|з}} /dz/, {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} /s/).
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ы . ы</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ы . ы</big>}}</big>
	\| Darsavian: ~~harkënanj~~, {{Cs\|jrt\|~~harcynanь~~}}		\| Darsavian: harkanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|harcanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ˠ]		\| Darsavian: [ˤ]
	\|"Broadener" in Darsavian. Used to indicate broad consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sы}} /sˠ/.		\|"Broadener" in Darsavian. Used to indicate broad consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sы}} /sˤ/.
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ć . ć</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: či, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ći}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [t͡ʃ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ś . ś</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: šan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|śan}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [ʃ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ğ . ğ</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: ekq, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ecы}}</big>
			\| -
			\|Origin of {{Cs\|jrt\|ы}}, originally represented a voiced velar fricative [ɣ].
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ź . ź</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: žan, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|źan}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [ʒ]
			\|
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ċ . ċ</big>}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: ci, <big>{{Cs\|jrt\|ċi}}</big>
			\|Darsavian: [t͡s]
			\|
	\|}		\|}

Khot language

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	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} ɕ		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|ś}} ɕ
	\| colspan="2" \|{{Cs\|jrt\|x}} x~χ		\| colspan="2" \|{{Cs\|jrt\|x}} x~χ
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Proto-Marzo-Bhymic religion

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	=== Heavenly deities ===		=== Heavenly deities ===

	* '''*Qətípar''' ([[Bhymian language\|Bhymian]] ''qtpr'', [[Hermian language\|Hermian]] {{Cs\|zyr\|,qtypr.}} ''Qtipar'', [[Matari language\|Matari]] ''Qipar'', [[Callidian language\|Callidian]] {{Cs\|tht\|ketipar}} ''Cetipar'') was a god of judgement. In most of its later iterations, it is aniconic and represented with inanimate descriptors.		* '''*Qətípar''' ([[Bhymian language\|Bhymian]] ''qtpr'', [[Hermian language\|Hermian]] {{Cs\|zyr\|qtypr}} ''Qtipar'', [[Matari language\|Matari]] ''Qipar'', [[Callidian language\|Callidian]] {{Cs\|tht\|ketipar}} ''Cetipar'') was a god of judgement. In most of its later iterations, it is aniconic and represented with inanimate descriptors.
	* '''*Zənəʔ''' (Bhymian ''znꜣ'', {{Cs\|zyr\|,Fn}} ~~Hermian~~ ''Fın'', Matari ''Zen'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|zenea}} ''Zenea'') was a god of the sky and ruler of the heavens.		* '''*Zənəʔ''' (Bhymian ''znꜣ'', Hermian {{Cs\|zyr\|Fn}} ''Fın'', Matari ''Zen'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|zenea}} ''Zenea'') was a god of the sky and ruler of the heavens.
	* '''Čə́hawtəyya''' (Bhymian ''ḏhwtj'', Hermian ''Cıhüça'', Matari ''Tsehōtya'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|ćeauti}} ''Ćeauti'') was another ruler of the heavens of unknown relationship to Zənəʔ.		* '''Čə́hawtəyya''' (Bhymian ''ḏhwtj'', Hermian {{Cs\|zyr\|cyhC}} ''Cıhüça'', Matari ''Tsehōtya'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|ćeauti}} ''Ćeauti'') was another ruler of the heavens of unknown relationship to Zənəʔ.
	* '''*Δiyad''' (Bhymian ''δjd'', Hermian ''Ziyad'', Matari ''Δiyad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|fiat}} ''Fiat'') was the maker of the laws that govern the heavens and the earth.		* '''*Δiyad''' (Bhymian ''δjd'', Hermian {{Cs\|zyr\|zyd}} ''Ziyad'', Matari ''Δiyad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|fiat}} ''Fiat'') was the maker of the laws that govern the heavens and the earth.
	* '''*Mišad''' (Bhymian ''mšd'', Hermian ''Mişad'', Matari ''Mišad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|miśat}} ''Miśat'') was a protector of the devotees.		* '''*Mišad''' (Bhymian ''mšd'', Hermian {{Cs\|zyr\|mySd}} ''Mişad'', Matari ''Mišad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|miśat}} ''Miśat'') was a protector of the devotees.

	=== Underworld demons ===		=== Underworld demons ===

	* '''*Muwlad''' (Bhymian ''mwld'', Hermian ''Mülad'', Matari ''Mūlad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|mulat}} ''Mulat'') was the causer of grief and sadness.		* '''*Muwlad''' (Bhymian ''mwld'', Hermian {{Cs\|zyr\|mld}} ''Mülad'', Matari ''Mūlad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|mulat}} ''Mulat'') was the causer of grief and sadness.

	[[Category:Proto-Marzo-Bhymics]] [[Category:Marzo-Bhymians]]		[[Category:Proto-Marzo-Bhymics]] [[Category:Marzo-Bhymians]]
	[[Category:Proto-religions]]		[[Category:Proto-religions]]
	[[Category:Religions of World]]		[[Category:Religions of World]]

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Proto-Marzo-Bhymic religion

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	=== Heavenly deities ===		=== Heavenly deities ===

	* '''*Qətípar''' ([[Bhymian language\|Bhymian]] ''qtpr'', [[Hermian language\|Hermian]] ''Qtipar'', [[Matari language\|Matari]] ''Qipar'', [[Callidian language\|Callidian]] {{Cs\|tht\|ketipar}} ''Cetipar'') was a god of judgement. In most of its later iterations, it is aniconic and represented with inanimate descriptors.		* '''*Qətípar''' ([[Bhymian language\|Bhymian]] ''qtpr'', [[Hermian language\|Hermian]] {{Cs\|zyr\|,qtypr.}} ''Qtipar'', [[Matari language\|Matari]] ''Qipar'', [[Callidian language\|Callidian]] {{Cs\|tht\|ketipar}} ''Cetipar'') was a god of judgement. In most of its later iterations, it is aniconic and represented with inanimate descriptors.
	* '''*Zənəʔ''' (Bhymian ''znꜣ'', Hermian ''Fın'', Matari ''Zen'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|zenea}} ''Zenea'') was a god of the sky and ruler of the heavens.		* '''*Zənəʔ''' (Bhymian ''znꜣ'', {{Cs\|zyr\|,Fn}} Hermian ''Fın'', Matari ''Zen'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|zenea}} ''Zenea'') was a god of the sky and ruler of the heavens.
	* '''Čə́hawtəyya''' (Bhymian ''ḏhwtj'', Hermian ''Cıhüça'', Matari ''Tsehōtya'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|ćeauti}} ''Ćeauti'') was another ruler of the heavens of unknown relationship to Zənəʔ.		* '''Čə́hawtəyya''' (Bhymian ''ḏhwtj'', Hermian ''Cıhüça'', Matari ''Tsehōtya'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|ćeauti}} ''Ćeauti'') was another ruler of the heavens of unknown relationship to Zənəʔ.
	* '''*Δiyad''' (Bhymian ''δjd'', Hermian ''Ziyad'', Matari ''Δiyad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|fiat}} ''Fiat'') was the maker of the laws that govern the heavens and the earth.		* '''*Δiyad''' (Bhymian ''δjd'', Hermian ''Ziyad'', Matari ''Δiyad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|fiat}} ''Fiat'') was the maker of the laws that govern the heavens and the earth.

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Phyrean script

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	{{Infobox writing system\|name=Phyrean script\|altname={{cs\|jrt\|staeðau fwyrdunwyz}}\|type=Alphabet\|time=ca. 120 BNB – Present\|direction=left-to-right\|languages=[[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]] and many other languages around the [[Orddonach]], plus colonies.\|fam1=[[Bhymian hieroglyphs]]\|fam2=[[Matari script]]\|fam3=[[Vedan script]]\|fam4=[[Old Phyrean scripts]]}}		{{Infobox writing system\|name=Phyrean script\|altname={{cs\|jrt\|staeðau fwyrdunwyz}}\|type=Alphabet\|time=ca. 120 BNB – Present\|direction=left-to-right\|languages=[[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]] and many other languages around the [[Orddonach]], plus colonies.\|fam1=[[Bhymian hieroglyphs]]\|fam2=[[Matari script]]\|fam3=[[Vedan script]]\|fam4=[[Old Phyrean scripts]]}}

	The '''Phyrean script''' ([[Phyrean language]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|staeðan fwyrdunwyz}}, ''staeddan ffwyrdunwyrh'') is an [[Wikipedia:alphabet\|alphabetic]] writing system employed in much of the [[Orddonach]], originally meant to encode the [[Phyrean language]]. Today it is also used to write [[Ascon]], [[Toamts]], [[Hogharrhyan]], and many other, mostly [[Namuno-Ethian languages]]. It is prolific as well in colonies founded by Namuno-Ethian-speaking peoples, such as those found in southern [[Gogg]].		The '''Phyrean script''' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|staeðan fwyrdunwyz}}, ''staeddan ffwyrdunwyrh'') is an [[Wikipedia:alphabet\|alphabetic]] writing system employed in much of the [[Orddonach]], originally meant to encode the [[Phyrean language]]. Today it is also used to write [[Ascon language\|Ascon]], [[Toamts language\|Toamts]], [[Hogharrhyan language\|Hogharrhyan]], and many other, mostly [[Namuno-Ethian languages]]. It is prolific as well in colonies founded by Namuno-Ethian-speaking peoples, such as those found in southern [[Gogg]].

	It is a bicameral script that uses two distinct cases: stele script and small script. Stele script is used in text that requires emphasis and demands attention such as titles and signs, while small script is used in everyday text.		It is a bicameral script that uses two distinct cases: stele script and small script. Stele script is used in text that requires emphasis and demands attention such as titles and signs, while small script is used in everyday text.

Khot language

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Due to the nature of this language being mostly spoken, only acquiring a script (the [[Phyrean ~~alphabet~~]]) relatively recently, most of Khot's history has been deduced from loanwords and comparative reconstruction with related languages, such as [[Hashan language\|Hashan]].		Due to the nature of this language being mostly spoken, only acquiring a script (the [[Phyrean script]]) relatively recently, most of Khot's history has been deduced from loanwords and comparative reconstruction with related languages, such as [[Hashan language\|Hashan]].

	== Phonology ==		== Phonology ==

Ragham

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			Along with these vowels, Ragham also has one more possible syllable nucleus in the form of one syllabic consonant, {{Cs\|brd\|RR}} [r̩].
	[[Category:Ragham]] [[Category:Namunic languages]]		[[Category:Ragham]] [[Category:Namunic languages]]
	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]
	[[Category:Languages of World]]		[[Category:Languages of World]]

Phyrean script

Maxisnt — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 07:40:00 GMT

Additional letters

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	\|cwern, {{Cs\|jrt\|cwern}}		\|cwern, {{Cs\|jrt\|cwern}}
	\| colspan="2" \|[kw]		\| colspan="2" \|[kw]
	\|~~Archaic letter~~ used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]].		\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]], came to be used whenever [k] appears before [w]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} in Phyrean modernist orthography.
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Q . q</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Q . q</big>}}</big>
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	\|[z]		\|[z]
	\|[s]		\|[s]
	\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]].		\|Originally used in loanwords from [[Ancient Voeonian language\|ancient Voeonian]]. Replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|s}} in Phyrean modernist orthography.
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>A . a</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>A . a</big>}}</big>
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	\|[ṽ]		\|[ṽ]
	\|[v~w~n]		\|[v~w~n]
	\|In Phyrean it is only used in ~~traditional~~ orthography. In ~~modernistic~~ orthography it is replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|v}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|w}} and {{Cs\|jrt\|n}}.		\|In Phyrean it is only used in traditionalist orthography. In modernist orthography it is replaced by {{Cs\|jrt\|v}}, {{Cs\|jrt\|w}} and {{Cs\|jrt\|n}}.
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>O . o</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>O . o</big>}}</big>
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|jrt\|<big>Ь . ь</big>}}</big>
	\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xe iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: barënanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|barynanь}}		\|[[Hearnish language\|Hearnish]]: che iad, {{Cs\|jrt\|xẹ iad}}, Toamts: rapii, {{Cs\|jrt\|rapii}}, [[Darsavian language\|Darsavian]]: barënanj, {{Cs\|jrt\|barynanь}}
	\| Darsavian: [ʲ]		\| Darsavian: [ʲ]
	\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.		\|"Soft sign" in Hearnish, "boulder" in Toamts, "narrower" in Darsavian.<br>In Hearnish, this letter is used to indicate that a previous letter is lenited, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|dь}} /ɣ/, {{Cs\|jrt\|tь}}, /h/ (vs. {{Cs\|jrt\|d}} /d/, {{Cs\|jrt\|t}}, /t/).<br>In Toamts, this letter is used with {{Cs\|jrt\|c}} /k/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|g}} /g/ to make {{Cs\|jrt\|cь}} /c/ and {{Cs\|jrt\|gь}} /ɟ/.<br>In Darsavian, this letter is used to indicate narrow consonants, e.g. {{Cs\|jrt\|sь}} /sʲ/.

Phyrean language

Maxisnt — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 22:25:37 GMT

Alphabet

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	\|[ð]		\|[ð]
	\|[s]		\|[s]
	\|[z]		\|[s]
	\|[a]		\|[a]
	\|[a:]		\|[a:]

Amrhyl

Maxisnt — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 22:23:52 GMT

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	\| conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Amrhyl		\| conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Amrhyl
	\| common_name = Amrhyl		\| common_name = Amrhyl
	\| native_name = {{cs\|jrt\|~~hioherþrað~~ an ‘amzyl}}<br>''~~Hioherthradd~~ an Amrhyl''		\| native_name = {{cs\|jrt\|hiohrþraið an ‘amzyl}}<br>''Hioherthraidd an Amrhyl''
	\| image_flag = Amrhyl flag.svg		\| image_flag = Amrhyl flag.svg
	\| image_coat = Amrhyl coa.svg		\| image_coat = Amrhyl coa.svg
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	\| drives_on = right		\| drives_on = right
	}}		}}
	'''Amrhyl''', officially the '''Kingdom of Amrhyl''' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{cs\|jrt\|~~hioherþrað~~ an ‘amzyl}} ''~~Hioherthradd~~ an Amrhyl''), is a country located in coastal [[Phyrea]] around the [[Gulf of the Amrhyl]], bordering [[Darsavia]] to the north, [[Asconia]] to the northeast, [[Hower]] to the east, [[Yardin]] to the west and [[Nemmark]] to the south. As of the [[1721 amrhylian census]], its population is counted at 63.552.734. Its capital is [[Levon]] and its largest city is the ex-capital [[Lydd-an-Járth\|Llyd-an-Járth]].		'''Amrhyl''', officially the '''Kingdom of Amrhyl''' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{cs\|jrt\|hiohrþraið an ‘amzyl}} ''Hioherthraidd an Amrhyl''), is a country located in coastal [[Phyrea]] around the [[Gulf of the Amrhyl]], bordering [[Darsavia]] to the north, [[Asconia]] to the northeast, [[Hower]] to the east, [[Yardin]] to the west and [[Nemmark]] to the south. As of the [[1721 amrhylian census]], its population is counted at 63.552.734. Its capital is [[Levon]] and its largest city is the ex-capital [[Lydd-an-Járth\|Llyd-an-Járth]].

	== Etymology ==		== Etymology ==

Kingdom of Bluehand

Maxisnt — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 22:23:02 GMT

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	\| conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Bluehand		\| conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Bluehand
	\| common_name = Bluehand		\| common_name = Bluehand
	\| native_name = {{cs\|jrt\|~~twyþrað~~ an ‘mrwyqul}}<br>''~~Twythradd~~ an Mrwyllul''		\| native_name = {{cs\|jrt\|twyþraðẹ an ‘mrwyqul}}<br>''Twythraidd an Mrwyllul''
	\| image_flag = Bluehand flag.svg		\| image_flag = Bluehand flag.svg
	\| image_coat = Bluehand coa.svg		\| image_coat = Bluehand coa.svg
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	The '''Kingdom of Bluehand''' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|~~twyþrað~~ an ‘mrwyqul}} ''~~Twythradd~~ an Mrwyllul'') is an entity composed of two countries: the [[Nemmark\|Great Kingdom of Nemmark]] and the [[Blackstrath\|Principality of Blackstrath]], whom both recognise a common king (living in [[Port Goched]], Nemmark) as their head of state. It is bordered by [[Amrhyl]] and [[Hower]] to the north and ? to the west.		The '''Kingdom of Bluehand''' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|twyþraðẹ an ‘mrwyqul}} ''Twythraidd an Mrwyllul'') is an entity composed of two countries: the [[Nemmark\|Great Kingdom of Nemmark]] and the [[Blackstrath\|Principality of Blackstrath]], whom both recognise a common king (living in [[Port Goched]], Nemmark) as their head of state. It is bordered by [[Amrhyl]] and [[Hower]] to the north and ? to the west.

	[[Category:Bluehand]] [[Category:Nemmark]] [[Category:Blackstrath]]		[[Category:Bluehand]] [[Category:Nemmark]] [[Category:Blackstrath]]
	[[Category:Countries in the Orddonach]] [[Category:Countries in Anidon]] [[Category:Member states of the AU]]		[[Category:Countries in the Orddonach]] [[Category:Countries in Anidon]] [[Category:Member states of the AU]]
	[[Category:Countries in Phyrea]]		[[Category:Countries in Phyrea]]

Phyrean language

Maxisnt — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 22:19:34 GMT

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 === East Amrhylian dialects ===
 East Amrhylian dialects present some influence from [[Asconian language|Ascon]] in their vocabulary and phonology, most notably in their vowel realisations.
 == Notes ==

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	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|tъ}} t͡ɕ		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|ć}} t͡ɕ
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	\|{{Cs\|jrt\|sъ}} ɕ		\|{{Cs\|jrt\|ś}} ɕ
	\| colspan="2" \|{{Cs\|jrt\|x}} x~χ		\| colspan="2" \|{{Cs\|jrt\|x}} x~χ
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	=== Heavenly deities ===		=== Heavenly deities ===

	* '''*Qətípar''' ([[Bhymian language\|Bhymian]] ''qtpr'', [[Hermian language\|Hermian]] ''Qtipar'', [[Matari language\|Matari]] ''Qipar'', [[Callidian language\|Callidian]] {{Cs\|tht\|ketipar}} ''Cetipar'') was a god of judgement. In most of its later iterations, it is aniconic and represented with inanimate descriptors.		* '''*Qətípar''' ([[Bhymian language\|Bhymian]] ''qtpr'', [[Hermian language\|Hermian]] {{Cs\|zyr\|,qtypr.}} ''Qtipar'', [[Matari language\|Matari]] ''Qipar'', [[Callidian language\|Callidian]] {{Cs\|tht\|ketipar}} ''Cetipar'') was a god of judgement. In most of its later iterations, it is aniconic and represented with inanimate descriptors.
	* '''*Zənəʔ''' (Bhymian ''znꜣ'', Hermian ''Fın'', Matari ''Zen'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|zenea}} ''Zenea'') was a god of the sky and ruler of the heavens.		* '''*Zənəʔ''' (Bhymian ''znꜣ'', {{Cs\|zyr\|,Fn}} Hermian ''Fın'', Matari ''Zen'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|zenea}} ''Zenea'') was a god of the sky and ruler of the heavens.
	* '''Čə́hawtəyya''' (Bhymian ''ḏhwtj'', Hermian ''Cıhüça'', Matari ''Tsehōtya'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|ćeauti}} ''Ćeauti'') was another ruler of the heavens of unknown relationship to Zənəʔ.		* '''Čə́hawtəyya''' (Bhymian ''ḏhwtj'', Hermian ''Cıhüça'', Matari ''Tsehōtya'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|ćeauti}} ''Ćeauti'') was another ruler of the heavens of unknown relationship to Zənəʔ.
	* '''*Δiyad''' (Bhymian ''δjd'', Hermian ''Ziyad'', Matari ''Δiyad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|fiat}} ''Fiat'') was the maker of the laws that govern the heavens and the earth.		* '''*Δiyad''' (Bhymian ''δjd'', Hermian ''Ziyad'', Matari ''Δiyad'', Callidian {{Cs\|tht\|fiat}} ''Fiat'') was the maker of the laws that govern the heavens and the earth.