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'''Ehomanian''' (''Ëhomanyš'' [[IPA for Ehomanian|[ | '''Ehomanian''' (''Ëhomanyš'' [[IPA for Ehomanian|[əˈhoma.nyʃ]]]) is an [[Ehomanic languages|Ehomanic]] language spoken by several Ehomanic peoples, primarily by the Ehomanian people in the country of Ehomania and, to a lesser extent, in surrounding areas. It is the most widely spoken, by both number of [[w:First_language|native]] and overall speakers, and most standardised member of the Ehomanic languages, which together form a [[w:dialect_continuum|dialect continuum]]. Standard Ehomanian is based on the prestigious Artarda (''Artërdë'') dialect. Although Standard Ehomanian is closely related to neighboring [[w:Vernaculars|vernaculars]], it is regarded as the formal and [[w:Standard_language|official form]] of the language family. | ||
Depending on [[w:_Sociolinguistics|sociolinguistic]] factors, spoken Ehomanian may be partly mutually intelligible with other Ehomanic languages such as [[Artiutan]], [[Furtaian]], [[Kunstetian]], amongst other minor Ehomanic languages. Linguists often categorize the Ehomanic languages into [[Western Ehomanic languages|Western]], [[Central Ehomanic languages|Central]], and [[Eastern Ehomanic languages|Eastern]] branches, with Ehomanian forming the core of the Central Ehomanic languages. It is also considered the reference point for comparative [[Proto-Ehomanic]] reconstruction, of which Ehomanian is theorised to have descended from. | Depending on [[w:_Sociolinguistics|sociolinguistic]] factors, spoken Ehomanian may be partly mutually intelligible with other Ehomanic languages such as [[Artiutan]], [[Furtaian]], [[Kunstetian]], amongst other minor Ehomanic languages. Linguists often categorize the Ehomanic languages into [[Western Ehomanic languages|Western]], [[Central Ehomanic languages|Central]], and [[Eastern Ehomanic languages|Eastern]] branches, with Ehomanian forming the core of the Central Ehomanic languages. It is also considered the reference point for comparative [[Proto-Ehomanic]] reconstruction, of which Ehomanian is theorised to have descended from. | ||
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| Ehomanian | |
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| Ëhomanyš | |
 Flag of Ehomania | |
| Pronunciation | [ə'homa.nyʃ] |
| Created by | Hailirev |
| Date | May 2025 |
| Setting | Medetia (continent; worldbuilding) |
| Native to | Ehomania to be added to be added |
Ehomanic
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Standard form | Standard Ehomanian (based on Artarda (Artërdë) dialect)
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| Official status | |
Official language in | Republic of Ehomania |
| Regulated by | National Language Council of Ehomania |
Ehomanian (Ëhomanyš [əˈhoma.nyʃ]) is an Ehomanic language spoken by several Ehomanic peoples, primarily by the Ehomanian people in the country of Ehomania and, to a lesser extent, in surrounding areas. It is the most widely spoken, by both number of native and overall speakers, and most standardised member of the Ehomanic languages, which together form a dialect continuum. Standard Ehomanian is based on the prestigious Artarda (Artërdë) dialect. Although Standard Ehomanian is closely related to neighboring vernaculars, it is regarded as the formal and official form of the language family.
Depending on sociolinguistic factors, spoken Ehomanian may be partly mutually intelligible with other Ehomanic languages such as Artiutan, Furtaian, Kunstetian, amongst other minor Ehomanic languages. Linguists often categorize the Ehomanic languages into Western, Central, and Eastern branches, with Ehomanian forming the core of the Central Ehomanic languages. It is also considered the reference point for comparative Proto-Ehomanic reconstruction, of which Ehomanian is theorised to have descended from.