Vėtuhapamarėska
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| Old Pomorian language | |
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| (Vėtuhapamarėska gålba) | |
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| Pronunciation | [/ˈʋeː.tʊ.ɦɑ.pɑ.ˈma:.reː.skɑ/] |
| Created by | Raistas |
| Setting | Parallel World |
Indo-European
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Early forms | |
The Old Pomorian (Vėtuhapamarėska gålba in Pomorian) is a Balto-Slavic language which is a direct ancestor of modern Pomorian. It's own ancestor could possibly be Proto-Balto-Slavic itself, but because the language shares many common sound changes and vocabulary with Proto-Slavic most scholars agree that the Pomorian language descends from a dialect of Early Proto-Slavic.
Usually Old Pomorian refers to a period from the VIIth to the late XIIIth centuries. During it Old Pomorian was spoken on a large territory of Northern Poland and South-Western Prussia.