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-'''Netagin''' is a triconsonantal language inspired by Hebrew, spoken in Western Cuadhlabh.
+=Ancient literature=
-==Todo==
+*Ancient Talmic, Windermere etc. epics
+*Tracts describing religious rituals such as hand-washing
+*Sondmoridh Manuscripts
+*The Ngăthoar
-===Roots===
+=Gweats literature=
-*''n-t-g'': ???
+=Fnüeng literature=
-*''r-s-d'': study
-*''z-ʔ-r'': go
+=Classical Period literature=
+*Emisom Grouid's translations and poetry
+*Lesch Mltzhyphe's tragedies
+*Etsoj Jopah's poetry
+*Alice in Wonderland/Proto-Hofstadterian stuff
+=Romantic literature=
+*Industrial revolution, some of its harms
+**Two opposing camps: one favors returning to preindustrial society and one favors more tech and social development to fix problems
+==Horror and science fiction==
+In Talma, horror literature first took off in Amphir during the Romantic period and its literary influence spread to Skella and Fyxoom, which developed it into Lovecraft-esque science fiction literature. Horror literature also greatly influenced [[Verse:Tricin/Talma/Music|Talman classical music]] during the late Romantic period.
-==Phonology==
-===Ancient Netagin===
-Ancient Netagin had the following root consonants:
 <poem>
-m n nˁ
+hm, i would picture a lovecraftian romance to have the romance be... consuming, destructive, the world falling around it
-p t tˁ k ʔ
+like an occultist gone mad but the relationship they have with their god is more... personal
-b d dˁ g
+if i want to be "literary" i could easily imagine consuming romance as related here to like, consuming forbidden nowledge
-s ts ɬ ʃ ħ
-z ʕ
-w l r j
 </poem>
-===Old Netagin===
+===Figures===
-===Modern Netagin===
+*'''Hyjad Orphair''' was a late Romantic author who is best known for her enormously successful ''Jyndychouis'' cycle of horror + romance novels. It was made into a ''vylám'' (opera) ''Jyndychouis'' by the Amphirese composer Propanol Mochraid, the best known of the late Talman Romantic ''vylám''s.
+=Modern literature=
+==Science fiction==