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'''Ilithian''' /ɪ'lɪθiən/ (''jľoudhišká dažvá'') is a classical language in | '''Ilithian''' /ɪ'lɪθiən/ (''jľoudhišká dažvá'') is a classical language in Great Britain in [[Verse:Unbegotten]], spoken by the Ilithians (referred to as Ἰλείθοι ''Ileíthoi'' in Ancient Greek sources; the Greek name was borrowed into Latin as ''Ilīthī''). It is inspired by Czech, Sanskrit and Proto-Celtic. | ||
As an ancient IE language, Ilithian is highly inflected and retains many archaic features (while being fairly innovative in other ways). It is close to both Greek and Indo-Iranian but shares many features with Balto-Slavic. | As an ancient IE language, Ilithian is highly inflected and retains many archaic features (while being fairly innovative in other ways). It is close to both Greek and Indo-Iranian but shares many features with Balto-Slavic. | ||