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The [[Chlouvānem|Chlouvānem language]], as one of [[Verse:Calémere|Calémere]]'s earliest attested languages in writing and, having been kept in use both as a liturgical language and as a lingua franca until the present day, has an enormous and evergrowing amount of literature written in it. Today, in the [[Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition|Chlouvānem Inquisition]], literature (''naihā'') is considered of prime importance, as a cultural product as well as a popular diversion. | The [[Chlouvānem|Chlouvānem language]], as one of [[Verse:Calémere|Calémere]]'s earliest attested languages in writing and, having been kept in use both as a liturgical language and as a lingua franca until the present day, has an enormous and evergrowing amount of literature written in it. Today, in the [[Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition|Chlouvānem Inquisition]], literature (''naihā'') is considered of prime importance, as a cultural product as well as a popular diversion. | ||
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==Archaic and Early Chlouvānem== | ==Archaic and Early Chlouvānem== | ||
Archaic Chlouvānem (''chlǣvānumi sārvire dhāḍa'') is the conventional name for the earliest known stage of Chlouvānem. Few fragments of it are preserved, mostly in a few passages of the Holy Books; it shows some very early characteristics that disappeared or evolved in later Chlouvānem, such as, for example, the ''ami - uteni - āteni'' demonstrative system (later replaced by the ideophonic ''nenē - nunū - nanā''). | Archaic Chlouvānem (''chlǣvānumi sārvire dhāḍa'') is the conventional name for the earliest known stage of Chlouvānem. Few fragments of it are preserved, mostly in a few passages of the Holy Books; it shows some very early characteristics that disappeared or evolved in later Chlouvānem, such as, for example, the ''ami - uteni - āteni'' demonstrative system (later replaced by the ideophonic ''nenē - nunū - nanā''). | ||