Yombu-Raina languages - Revision history

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	==Historical spread==		==Historical spread==
	Speakers of Raina languages, a thousand years ago, were dominant along the coasts of northeastern Védren and southern Márusúturon; Raina speakers settles all across the area as far east as present-day Karindelmā diocese in the Inquisition (about 90° east of the main present Raina-speaking territories). However, they were later assimilated first by ~~Děbuk~~ languages (a subbranch of Yombu) in the westernmost part and then by the Chlouvānem; some Raina-speaking areas (with heavily Chlouvānemized but still Raina vernaculars), however, still survive to the present day in those areas, and the Hæligreiši-Mbusakitvi creoles were all born from the contact between speakers of those languages and the incoming Chlouvānem.		Speakers of Raina languages, a thousand years ago, were dominant along the coasts of northeastern Védren and southern Márusúturon; Raina speakers settles all across the area as far east as present-day Karindelmā diocese in the Inquisition (about 90° east of the main present Raina-speaking territories). However, they were later assimilated first by Dabuke languages (a subbranch of Yombu) in the westernmost part and then by the Chlouvānem; some Raina-speaking areas (with heavily Chlouvānemized but still Raina vernaculars), however, still survive to the present day in those areas, and the Hæligreiši-Mbusakitvi creoles were all born from the contact between speakers of those languages and the incoming Chlouvānem.

	==Classification==		==Classification==
	There are nine main branches of Yombu-Raina languages, starting from north to south: <!-- notes are on inspiring aesthetics. Védren already looks much like Africa so let's not overuse Niger-Congo-related aesthetics -->		There are nine main branches of Yombu-Raina languages, starting from north to south: <!-- notes are on inspiring aesthetics. Védren already looks much like Africa so let's not overuse Niger-Congo-related aesthetics -->
	* Yombu <!-- not tonal for sure. Is Bazá a Yombu language or not? -->		* Yombu <!-- not tonal for sure. Is Bazá a Yombu language or not? -->
	** ~~Děbuk~~		** Dabuke <!-- mainly Bantu-influenced, but no tone -->
	* Ɓalvöskian <!-- (northern) Germanic with a 'West African' touch, also no tone -->		* Ɓalvöskian <!-- (northern) Germanic with a 'West African' touch, also no tone -->
	* Raina <!-- Senegambian plus a bit of Hausa? at least some of them are tonal -->		* Raina <!-- Senegambian plus a bit of Hausa? at least some of them are tonal -->

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	==Historical spread==		==Historical spread==
	Speakers of Raina languages, a thousand years ago, were dominant along the coasts of northeastern Védren and southern Márusúturon; Raina speakers settles all across the area as far east as present-day Karindelmā diocese in the Inquisition (about 90° east of the main present Raina-speaking territories). However, they were later assimilated first by ~~Dabuke~~ languages (a subbranch of Yombu) in the westernmost part and then by the Chlouvānem; some Raina-speaking areas (with heavily Chlouvānemized but still Raina vernaculars), however, still survive to the present day in those areas, and the Hæligreiši-Mbusakitvi creoles were all born from the contact between speakers of those languages and the incoming Chlouvānem.		Speakers of Raina languages, a thousand years ago, were dominant along the coasts of northeastern Védren and southern Márusúturon; Raina speakers settles all across the area as far east as present-day Karindelmā diocese in the Inquisition (about 90° east of the main present Raina-speaking territories). However, they were later assimilated first by Děbuk languages (a subbranch of Yombu) in the westernmost part and then by the Chlouvānem; some Raina-speaking areas (with heavily Chlouvānemized but still Raina vernaculars), however, still survive to the present day in those areas, and the Hæligreiši-Mbusakitvi creoles were all born from the contact between speakers of those languages and the incoming Chlouvānem.

	==Classification==		==Classification==
	There are nine main branches of Yombu-Raina languages, starting from north to south: <!-- notes are on inspiring aesthetics. Védren already looks much like Africa so let's not overuse Niger-Congo-related aesthetics -->		There are nine main branches of Yombu-Raina languages, starting from north to south: <!-- notes are on inspiring aesthetics. Védren already looks much like Africa so let's not overuse Niger-Congo-related aesthetics -->
	* Yombu <!-- not tonal for sure. Is Bazá a Yombu language or not? -->		* Yombu <!-- not tonal for sure. Is Bazá a Yombu language or not? -->
	** ~~Dabuke <!-- mainly Bantu-influenced, but no tone -->~~		** Děbuk
	* Ɓalvöskian <!-- (northern) Germanic with a 'West African' touch, also no tone -->		* Ɓalvöskian <!-- (northern) Germanic with a 'West African' touch, also no tone -->
	* Raina <!-- Senegambian plus a bit of Hausa? at least some of them are tonal -->		* Raina <!-- Senegambian plus a bit of Hausa? at least some of them are tonal -->

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	The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' (<small>[[Chlouvānem\|Chl.]]: ''yomburainyumi ~~dældai~~''; [[Cerian\|Cer.]]: ''sérešu Iómbu-Raina''</small>) are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>. They are named after the two most widely spoken branches, the Yombu (or Yomboic) languages and the Raina (or Rainic) languages; they are currently spoken across all of eastern Védren and southwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, currently only surviving there in scattered pockets but leaving their traces in all creoles of the area.		The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' (<small>[[Chlouvānem\|Chl.]]: ''yomburainyumi dhāḍai''; [[Cerian\|Cer.]]: ''sérešu Iómbu-Raina''</small>) are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>. They are named after the two most widely spoken branches, the Yombu (or Yomboic) languages and the Raina (or Rainic) languages; they are currently spoken across all of eastern Védren and southwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, currently only surviving there in scattered pockets but leaving their traces in all creoles of the area.

	There is no general consensus on where exactly the Yombu-Raina urheimat was, but all proposed areas lie in the northeastern corner of Védren, where five of the nine main branches and two in-family isolates are found.		There is no general consensus on where exactly the Yombu-Raina urheimat was, but all proposed areas lie in the northeastern corner of Védren, where five of the nine main branches and two in-family isolates are found.

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	The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>. They are named after the two most widely spoken branches, the Yombu (or Yomboic) languages and the Raina (or Rainic) languages; they are currently spoken across all of eastern Védren and southwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, currently only surviving there in scattered pockets but leaving their traces in all creoles of the area.		The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' (<small>[[Chlouvānem\|Chl.]]: ''yomburainyumi dældai''; [[Cerian\|Cer.]]: ''sérešu Iómbu-Raina''</small>) are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>. They are named after the two most widely spoken branches, the Yombu (or Yomboic) languages and the Raina (or Rainic) languages; they are currently spoken across all of eastern Védren and southwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, currently only surviving there in scattered pockets but leaving their traces in all creoles of the area.

	There is no general consensus on where exactly the Yombu-Raina urheimat was, but all proposed areas lie in the northeastern corner of Védren, where five of the nine main branches and two in-family isolates are found.		There is no general consensus on where exactly the Yombu-Raina urheimat was, but all proposed areas lie in the northeastern corner of Védren, where five of the nine main branches and two in-family isolates are found.

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	The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>. They are named after the two most widely spoken branches, the Yombu (or Yomboic) languages and the Raina (or Rainic) languages; they are currently spoken across all of eastern Védren and southwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, currently only surviving there in scattered pockets but leaving their traces in all creoles of the area.		The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>. They are named after the two most widely spoken branches, the Yombu (or Yomboic) languages and the Raina (or Rainic) languages; they are currently spoken across all of eastern Védren and southwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, currently only surviving there in scattered pockets but leaving their traces in all creoles of the area.

	There is no general consensus on where exactly the Yombu-Raina urheimat was, but all proposed ~~area~~ lie in the northeastern corner of Védren, where five of the nine main branches and two in-family isolates are found.		There is no general consensus on where exactly the Yombu-Raina urheimat was, but all proposed areas lie in the northeastern corner of Védren, where five of the nine main branches and two in-family isolates are found.

	==Historical spread==		==Historical spread==

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			The '''Yombu-Raina languages''' are a language family of [[Verse:Calémere\|Calémere]]. It is the largest family by number of recognized languages as well as by number of native speakers<ref>Native speaker count actually sees the Yombu-Raina and [[Lahob languages\|Lahob]] families as almost tied.</ref>.
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