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*nom. bonъ bona boni bone (going more italian) | *nom. bonъ bona boni bone (going more italian) | ||
*gen. boni bone bonorъ bonarъ | *gen. boni bone bonorъ bonarъ | ||
*obl. bonu bona | *obl. bonu bona bonū bonū | ||
[[Category:Romance languages]] | [[Category:Romance languages]] | ||
Revision as of 10:32, 7 March 2020
Liturgical Francian (lъ francjenъ or la langua francjena) is a Romance language. It is the liturgical language of the Abrahamic religion Josephanism. In Verse:AETHER it is the source of most English words that come from Norman French in our timeline.
Inspirations: Old Thedish, OCS
sanctum > sanhtą > sāntъ (> English saint)
Phonology
Grammar
adjectives:
- nom. bonъ bona boni bone (going more italian)
- gen. boni bone bonorъ bonarъ
- obl. bonu bona bonū bonū