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Anyar: shuffled some slots

2018-02-18T00:06:28Z

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	! Montaine		! Montaine
	\|-		\|-
			! Modern Standard Minhast
	! Classical Minhast		! Classical Minhast
	! Dūy min Kirmast (Salmon Speaker)		! Dūy min Kirmast (Salmon Speaker)
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	! Nurrappam Kirmast (Bear Speaker)		! Nurrappam Kirmast (Bear Speaker)
	! Yattaxmin Kirmast (Fox Speaker)		! Yattaxmin Kirmast (Fox Speaker)
	~~! Modern Standard Minhast~~
	! Naggikim Kirmast (Elk Speaker)		! Naggikim Kirmast (Elk Speaker)
	! Hurkadim Kirmast (Seal Speaker)		! Hurkadim Kirmast (Seal Speaker)

Anyar: Added intro text as placeholder

2018-02-18T00:03:24Z

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	==Vocabulary comparison==		==Vocabulary comparison==

			To support his new model of Minhast dialectal relationships, Dr. Tashunka compiled a vocabulary list to illustrate lexical similarities and differences, along with evidence of sound change patterns. The following table highlights some of these differences:

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	! rowspan="3" \| English		! rowspan="3" \| English

Anyar: removed the germanic intro text

2018-02-17T23:56:10Z

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	==Vocabulary comparison==~~<!-- This section is linked from [[Gothic language]] -->~~		==Vocabulary comparison==
	Several of the terms in the table below have had [[semantic drift]]. For example, the form ''Sterben'' and other terms for ''die'' are [[cognates]] with the English word ''starve''. There is also at least one example of a common borrowing from a non-Germanic source (''ounce'' and its cognates from [[Latin]]).
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	! rowspan="3" \| English		! rowspan="3" \| English
	! colspan="16" \| Branch\|		! colspan="16" \| Branch
	\|-		\|-
	! colspan="9" \| Upper Minhast		! colspan="9" \| Upper Minhast

Anyar: completed headers and layout

2018-02-17T23:55:00Z

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	Several of the terms in the table below have had [[semantic drift]]. For example, the form ''Sterben'' and other terms for ''die'' are [[cognates]] with the English word ''starve''. There is also at least one example of a common borrowing from a non-Germanic source (''ounce'' and its cognates from [[Latin]]).		Several of the terms in the table below have had [[semantic drift]]. For example, the form ''Sterben'' and other terms for ''die'' are [[cognates]] with the English word ''starve''. There is also at least one example of a common borrowing from a non-Germanic source (''ounce'' and its cognates from [[Latin]]).
	{\| class="bluetable lightbluebg mw-collapsible"		{\| class="bluetable lightbluebg mw-collapsible"
			! rowspan="3" \| English
			! colspan="16" \| Branch\|
	\|-		\|-
	~~! rowspan="2" \| English~~
	! colspan="9" \| Upper Minhast		! colspan="9" \| Upper Minhast
	! colspan="2" \| Western Minhast		! colspan="2" \| Western Minhast

Anyar at 23:46, 17 February 2018

2018-02-17T23:46:50Z

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Anyar: Added comparison table, using Wikipedia Germanic comparison table as template

2018-02-17T23:11:20Z

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Anyar: /* Dialect Table */

2016-12-11T21:31:28Z

Dialect Table

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	! Superdialect		! Superdialect
	! Dialect		! Dialect
	! Region/Prefecture/District		! scope='col' style="width: 325px;" \| Region/Prefecture/District
	! Distinguishing Features		! Distinguishing Features
	\|-		\|-
	! rowspan="8" \| Upper Minhast		! rowspan="8" \| Upper Minhast
	! Horse Speaker		! Horse Speaker
	\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures <br/>		\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures; <br/>
	Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)		Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)
	\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi''		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi''
	\|-		\|-
	! Salmon Speaker		! Salmon Speaker
	\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures <br/>		\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures; <br/>
	Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)		Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)
	\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved
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	! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast		! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast
	! Gull Speaker		! Gull Speaker
	\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures <br/>		\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures; <br/>
	Bayburim, Taliwāz, Urgabal, Tantanay, Nuwway, Kitamta, Antuwe, Sašlar (South Coast Colonies)		Bayburim, Taliwāz, Urgabal, Tantanay, Nuwway, Kitamta, Antuwe, Sašlar (South Coast Colonies)
	\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-we'', ''-ia''		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-we'', ''-ia''

Anyar: /* Dialect Table */

2016-12-11T21:25:48Z

Dialect Table

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	\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures <br/>		\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures <br/>
	Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)		Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi''
	\|-		\|-
	! Salmon Speaker		! Salmon Speaker
	\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures <br/>		\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures <br/>
	Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)		Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved
	\|-		\|-
	! Wolf Speaker		! Wolf Speaker
	\| Ešked,Attum Attar, Tayyagur, Rakwar, Tabuk Prefectures		\| Ešked,Attum Attar, Tayyagur, Rakwar, Tabuk Prefectures
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved
	\|-		\|-
	! Dog Speaker		! Dog Speaker
	\| Hisašarum, Way, Išpa, Warat, Tabbakun, Neweyya, Uħpar, Nikwat, Salabūr, Tawāheb Prefectures		\| Hisašarum, Way, Išpa, Warat, Tabbakun, Neweyya, Uħpar, Nikwat, Salabūr, Tawāheb Prefectures
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyye''
	\|-		\|-
	! Bear Speaker		! Bear Speaker
	\| Tannumay, Puyya Prefectures		\| Tannumay, Puyya Prefectures
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyya''
	\|-		\|-
	! Fox Speaker		! Fox Speaker
	\| Kardam, Eħħar Prefectures		\| Kardam, Eħħar Prefectures
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyye''
	\|-		\|-
	! Elk Speaker		! Elk Speaker
	\| Meti, Attuar, Essak Prefectures		\| Meti, Attuar, Essak Prefectures
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-ūwe''
	\|-		\|-
	! Seal Speaker		! Seal Speaker
	\| Pinda, Rukpu Prefectures		\| Pinda, Rukpu Prefectures
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-ūwi''
	\|-		\|-
	! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast		! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast
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	\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures <br/>		\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures <br/>
	Bayburim, Taliwāz, Urgabal, Tantanay, Nuwway, Kitamta, Antuwe, Sašlar (South Coast Colonies)		Bayburim, Taliwāz, Urgabal, Tantanay, Nuwway, Kitamta, Antuwe, Sašlar (South Coast Colonies)
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-we'', ''-ia''
	\|-		\|-
	! Osprey Speaker		! Osprey Speaker
	\| Uyyuš, Arinak, Naggiriyan, Nāz		\| Uyyuš, Arinak, Naggiriyan, Nāz
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-ia''
	\|-		\|-
	! Egret Speaker		! Egret Speaker
	\| Nentue, Isku		\| Nentue, Isku
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-ia''
	\|-		\|-
	! Stone Speaker		! Stone Speaker
	\| Sakkeb, Neskud,Yaxparim, Izgilbāš, Zurzugul, Higbilan, Narpaz		\| Sakkeb, Neskud,Yaxparim, Izgilbāš, Zurzugul, Higbilan, Narpaz
	\|		\| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-ia'', ''-ie''
	\|}		\|}

Anyar: /* Dialect Table */

2016-12-11T21:16:52Z

Dialect Table

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	! rowspan="8" \| Upper Minhast		! rowspan="8" \| Upper Minhast
	! Horse Speaker		! Horse Speaker
	\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures; Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)		\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures <br/>
			Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Salmon Speaker		! Salmon Speaker
	\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures; Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)		\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures <br/>
			Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
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	! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast		! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast
	! Gull Speaker		! Gull Speaker
	\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures		\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures <br/>
			Bayburim, Taliwāz, Urgabal, Tantanay, Nuwway, Kitamta, Antuwe, Sašlar (South Coast Colonies)
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Osprey Speaker		! Osprey Speaker
	\|		\| Uyyuš, Arinak, Naggiriyan, Nāz
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Egret Speaker		! Egret Speaker
	\|		\| Nentue, Isku
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Stone Speaker		! Stone Speaker
	\|		\| Sakkeb, Neskud,Yaxparim, Izgilbāš, Zurzugul, Higbilan, Narpaz
	\|		\|
	\|}		\|}

Anyar: /* Dialect Table */

2016-12-11T21:09:12Z

Dialect Table

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	! rowspan="8" \| Upper Minhast		! rowspan="8" \| Upper Minhast
	! Horse Speaker		! Horse Speaker
	\|		\| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures; Kattek (Horse Speaker portion of NCR, approx 50%)
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Salmon Speaker		! Salmon Speaker
	\|		\| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Gaššarat. Ruyāya Prefectures; Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker portion of NCR, approx 40%)
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Wolf Speaker		! Wolf Speaker
	\|		\| Ešked,Attum Attar, Tayyagur, Rakwar, Tabuk Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Dog Speaker		! Dog Speaker
	\|		\| Hisašarum, Way, Išpa, Warat, Tabbakun, Neweyya, Uħpar, Nikwat, Salabūr, Tawāheb Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Bear Speaker		! Bear Speaker
	\|		\| Tannumay, Puyya Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Fox Speaker		! Fox Speaker
	\|		\| Kardam, Eħħar Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Elk Speaker		! Elk Speaker
	\|		\| Meti, Attuar, Essak Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Seal Speaker		! Seal Speaker
	\|		\| Pinda, Rukpu Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast		! rowspan="4" \| Lower Minhast
	! Gull Speaker		! Gull Speaker
	\|		\| Kissamut, Tur'akkam, Senzil, Rēgum Prefectures
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Osprey Speaker		! Osprey Speaker
	\|		\|
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-

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	Several of the terms in the table below have had [[semantic drift]]. For example, the form ''Sterben'' and other terms for ''die'' are [[cognates]] with the English word ''starve''. There is also at least one example of a common borrowing from a non-Germanic source (''ounce'' and its cognates from [[Latin]]).		Several of the terms in the table below have had [[semantic drift]]. For example, the form ''Sterben'' and other terms for ''die'' are [[cognates]] with the English word ''starve''. There is also at least one example of a common borrowing from a non-Germanic source (''ounce'' and its cognates from [[Latin]]).
	{\| class="bluetable lightbluebg mw-collapsible"		{\| class="bluetable lightbluebg mw-collapsible"
			! rowspan="3" \| English
			! colspan="16" \| Branch\|
	\|-		\|-
	~~! rowspan="2" \| English~~
	! colspan="9" \| Upper Minhast		! colspan="9" \| Upper Minhast
	! colspan="2" \| Western Minhast		! colspan="2" \| Western Minhast