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|Name      = Ancient Qwaern
|Name      = Ancient Galern
|NativeName = Gwythyr
|NativeName = Gwythyr
|Type      = Fusional-Agglutinative
|Type      = Fusional-Agglutinative
|Alignment  = Ergative-Absolutive
|Alignment  = Ergative-Absolutive


|Adjective = final
|adjective = final
|Adposition = final
|adposition = final
|Adverb= final
|adverb= final
|Article= final
|article= final
|RelativeClause = final
|relativeclause = final
|NounClause = final
|nounclause = final
|Order = SVO
|order = SVO


|Tonal      = No
|Tonal      = No
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'''Gwythyr''' is one of my main conlangs and was created out of joy, as linguistic experiment, and also to be the main classical language for my series of Fantasy novels. Gwythyr is spoken by the dominant species of Anmarla and has approximately 15 million speakers. At the time of my main novel series, the language and its native speakers are extinct, however Gwythyr is used as the language of academics, state and religious ceremonies, and record/document keeping. However only the upper class can read and speak it and even then only a minority of the upper classes. The seven languages of the nine different Kingdoms during this time are all descended from Gwythyr. Gwythyr is in turn descended from Vamynouynem.
'''Gwythyr''' is one of my main conlangs and was created out of joy, as linguistic experiment, and also to be the main classical language for my series of Fantasy novels. Gwythyr is spoken by the dominant species of Anmarla who are known as the Galern. The language has approximately 15 million speakers. At the time of my main novel series, the language and its native speakers are extinct, however Gwythyr is used as the language of academics, state and religious ceremonies, and record/document keeping. However only the upper class can read and speak it and even then only a minority of the upper classes. The seven languages of the nine different Kingdoms during this time are all descended from Gwythyr. Gwythyr is in turn descended from Vamynouynem.


This is a work of love and I ask any readers that, outside of any accidental grammatical mistakes, that they do not make any edits, however minor, without my permission and that this work is protected by copyright. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.
This is a work of love and I ask any readers that, outside of any accidental grammatical mistakes, that they do not make any edits, however minor, without my permission and that this work is protected by copyright. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.
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