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Michaelmgoessler at 16:00, 26 June 2022

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	The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].		The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].

	Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).		Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).
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Michaelmgoessler at 09:54, 19 May 2022

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	The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].		The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].
	Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).		Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).
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	<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; color:white;" colspan="4">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>		<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; color:white;" colspan="4">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>

Michaelmgoessler at 08:35, 19 May 2022

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	The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].		The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].
	Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).		Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).

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Michaelmgoessler at 08:35, 19 May 2022

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	<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; color:white;">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>		<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; color:white;" colspan="4">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>
	<tr><td>[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Besokian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Seligonian Languages]]</td~~></tr>~~		<tr><td>[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Besokian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Seligonian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Avalian Languages]]</td></tr>
	~~<tr~~><td>[[The Avalian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]]</td><td>[[The Iliatarian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Volsic Languages]]</td~~></tr>~~		<tr><td>[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]]</td><td>[[The Iliatarian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Volsic Languages]]</td><td>[[Isolates, Non-Human Languages, and Others]]</td></tr>
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Michaelmgoessler at 08:32, 19 May 2022

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	<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; ~~text-~~color:white;">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>		<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; color:white;">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>
	<tr><td>[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Besokian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Seligonian Languages]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Besokian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Seligonian Languages]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[The Avalian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]]</td><td>[[The Iliatarian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Volsic Languages]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[The Avalian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]]</td><td>[[The Iliatarian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Volsic Languages]]</td></tr>

Michaelmgoessler at 08:32, 19 May 2022

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	Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).		Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).

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	[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]<br>		<table style="border-style:solid; border-width:1px; border-color:black; padding:8px;">
	[[The Besokian Languages]]<br>
	[[The Seligonian Languages]]<br>		<tr><th style="background-color:#800e00; text-style:bold; text-color:white;">The Languages of Elondor</th></tr>
	[[The Avalian Languages]]<br>		<tr><td>[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Besokian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Seligonian Languages]]</td></tr>
	[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]]<br>		<tr><td>[[The Avalian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]]</td><td>[[The Iliatarian Languages]]</td><td>[[The Volsic Languages]]</td></tr>
	[[The Iliatarian Languages]]<br>		<tr><td>[[Isolates, Non-Human Languages, and Others]]</td></tr>
	[[The Volsic Languages]]<br>
	[[Isolates, Non-Human Languages, and Others]]<br>		</table>

Michaelmgoessler at 08:25, 19 May 2022

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	The (human) languages of Elondor belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the Lécaronian conquests and the spread of Olgish culture, most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their ~~communi-ties~~ many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor Ésôrin the Wise.		The ([[human]]) languages of [[Elondor]] belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the [[Lécaron\|Lécaronian conquests]] and the spread of [[Olgs\|Olgish culture]], most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communities many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor [[Ésôrin the Wise]].
	Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its neighbouring continents) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) ~~pos-sessing~~ a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of ~~com-plex~~ religious or historiographic texts (see also the Text Samples section).		Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its [[Continents of the World\|neighbouring continents]]) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) possessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of complex religious or historiographic texts (see also the [[Conlang Samples\|Text Samples section]]).

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	[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]<br>		[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]<br>

Michaelmgoessler at 14:55, 25 December 2021

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	The (human) languages of Elondor belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the Lécaronian conquests and the spread of Olgish culture, most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communi-ties many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor Ésôrin the Wise.		The (human) languages of Elondor belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the Lécaronian conquests and the spread of Olgish culture, most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communi-ties many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor Ésôrin the Wise.
	Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its neighbouring continents) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no ~~guaran-tees~~), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) pos-sessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of com-plex religious or historiographic texts (see also the Text Samples section).		Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its neighbouring continents) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guarantees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) pos-sessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of com-plex religious or historiographic texts (see also the Text Samples section).

	[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]<br>		[[The Ortûlékian Languages]]<br>

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The (human) languages of Elondor belong to seven major families, the Ortûlékian, Besokian, Seligonian, Avalian, Andaro-Yenmic, Iliatarian, and the mysterious Volsic languages. With the Lécaronian conquests and the spread of Olgish culture, most local languages were suppressed, many into extinction (even if some, like Kalparian or Fenedic, saw a revival in their communi-ties many centuries later), and replaced first by Olgish (an Ortûlékian language), but soon, and more thoroughly, by Lécaronian Soskish (Besokian), which due to its prevalence among the early colonial armies and settlers was widespread in all Olgish territories and eventually named the official imperial language in L. R. 539 by emperor Ésôrin the Wise.
Altogether, the languages I have constructed for Elondor (and a handful for its neighbouring continents) number 67 at the time of writing (I aim to keep this number updated, but no guaran-tees), including historical stages, cultural variants, and common and proto-languages (but not counting dialects). The level of detail I have lent to their construction varies from language to language, with some in early stages of development (such as the Celdic Dialects) consisting only of a small vocabulary and others (such as Middle Olgish or Classical Armundic) pos-sessing a sizable lexicon and a grammar complete enough to allow for the composition of com-plex religious or historiographic texts (see also the Text Samples section).

[[The Ortûlékian Languages]] 
[[The Besokian Languages]] 
[[The Seligonian Languages]] 
[[The Avalian Languages]] 
[[The Andaro-Yenmic Languages]] 
[[The Iliatarian Languages]] 
[[The Volsic Languages]] 
[[Isolates, Non-Human Languages, and Others]]