Jovlish

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Jovlish
Jóvleş
Jovlish Flag.png
Ethnic flag used by most Jovlers
Pronunciation[ˈʒoːvlɛʃ]
Created byVrianne
Date2024
SettingEarth
Native toTürkiye
EthnicityJovler
Early forms
Proto-Indo-European
Standard form
Standard Turkish Jovlish (Standart Türkjóvleş (Standart Türkjóvleş))
Dialect
  • Georgian Jovlish (Kortuljóvleş (Kortuljóvleş))
Official status
Recognised minority
language in
Jovlish Speakers.png
Map of areas where Jovlish is spoken
  ...as a majority language
  ...as a minority language
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Jovlish (Jóvleş, Jóvleş [ˈʒoːvlɛʃ]) is an Anglic Germanic language whose speakers mainly reside in the Pontus region (Jovlish: Troψ, Trops [tɾɔps]) in the Republic of Türkiye. It is descended from the Old English spoken by the Anglo-Saxon refugees fleeing from the Norman invasion of England to the Black Sea, thus making it related to other Anglic languages such as English and Scots, and to other Anglo-Frisian languages such as the Frisian languages.

Classification

Jovlish is an Indo-European language that belongs to the Anglo-Frisian branch of the West Germanic languages, which in-turn is also a branch of the Germanic languages. It is specifically an Anglic language descending from the West Saxon dialect of Old English.

Anglo-Frisian Cognates with matching definitions
Jovlish English Scots West Frisian
brıh (brıh) brother brither broer
veş (veş) week wouk wike
fód (fód) father faither faar
Jöq (Jöq) Earth Erd Ierde
grīt (grīt) great great grut
mēqk (mēqk) milk milk molke
reş (reş) right richt rjocht
űvn (űvn) give* gie jaan

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