Phyrean language - Revision history

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 == Orthography ==
 Since its earliest recognisable stages, Phyrean has been written using the [[Phyrean script]], starting with [[Old Phyrean scripts]] ca. 800 BNB, derived from the [[Vedan script]] introduced by [[Anouna|Anouni]] merchants some time before. The orthography of Phyrean originally began being standardised with the introduction of the printing press in the 12th century. In modern times, there are two standardised orthographies for the language: ''traditionalist orthography'', based on [[Middle Phyrean]], and ''modernist'' ''orthography'', a standard developed in 1678 by the Amrhylian [[Royal Seat of the Word]]. Traditionalist orthography is prolific in the [[Kingdom of Bluehand]], while modernist orthography is preferred by the rest of the Phyrean-speaking world.
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 === Alphabet ===
-Both orthographies retain 34 letters in common, but while modernist orthography only uses these, traditionalist orthography retains 3 letters found mostly in loanwords incorporated into Phyrean (marked yellow in the table below).
+Both orthographies retain 34 letters in common, but while modernist orthography only uses these, traditionalist orthography retains 2 letters found mostly in loanwords incorporated into Phyrean, as well as one archaic native letter (all marked yellow below).
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 == Orthography ==
 Since its earliest recognisable stages, Phyrean has been written using the [[Phyrean script]], starting with [[Old Phyrean scripts]] ca. 800 BNB, derived from the [[Vedan script]] introduced by [[Anouna|Anouni]] merchants some time before. The orthography of Phyrean originally began being standardised with the introduction of the printing press in the 12th century. In modern times, there are two standardised orthographies for the language: ''traditionalist orthography'', based on [[Middle Phyrean]], and ''modernist'' ''orthography'', a standard developed in 1678 by the Amrhylian [[Royal Seat of the Word]]. Traditionalist orthography is prolific in the [[Kingdom of Bluehand]], while modernist orthography is preferred by the rest of the Phyrean-speaking world.
 == Notes ==

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

			== Orthography ==
			Since its earliest recognisable stages, Phyrean has been written using the [[Phyrean script]], starting with [[Old Phyrean scripts]] ca. 800 BNB, derived from the [[Vedan script]] introduced by [[Anouna\|Anouni]] merchants some time before. The orthography of Phyrean originally began being standardised with the introduction of the printing press in the 12th century. In modern times, there are two standardised orthographies for the language: ''traditionalist orthography'', based on [[Middle Phyrean]], and ''modernist'' ''orthography'', a standard developed in 1678 by the Amrhylian [[Royal Seat of the Word]]. Traditionalist orthography is prolific in the [[Kingdom of Bluehand]], while modernist orthography is preferred by the rest of the Phyrean-speaking world.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\| name = Phyrean		\| name = Phyrean
	\| nativename = {{cs\|jrt\|‘fwyrdunwyz}}<br>Ffwyrdunwyrh		\| nativename = {{cs\|jrt\|‘fwyrdunwyz}}<br>''Ffwyrdunwyrh''
	\| familycolor = Namuno-Ethian		\| familycolor = Namuno-Ethian
	\| fam2 = Avannic		\| fam2 = Avannic

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	\|'''g''' /g/		\|'''g''' /g/
	\|}		\|}

			== Grammar ==
			Morphologically, Phyrean is fusional, as is common of [[Namuno-Ethian languages]]. [WIP]

	== Dialects ==		== Dialects ==

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