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Although all present-day Talmic languages are rigidly head-initial, like Irish, Welsh and Southeast Asian languages, Proto-Talmic was much less so; we kno ...d keep the most inflections out of the Quame branches, so it was the worst language to Old Irishify

...Mfintirh), an ethnic group belonging to the European Pygmy Phenotype. The language is in a sprachbund with the Celtic languages and shares such features as VS This is a short reminder of the language format policy.

...lects of [[Talmic languages|Proto-Talmic]]. Its aesthetics is based on Old Irish orthography, but its choice of postvocalic mutation is voicing, not spirant Tigol is the language of the earliest texts of Mărotłist religion. (What should the equivalent

...schemes of the period, it was meant merely as an [[International auxiliary language|auxiliary]] to—not a replacement of—existing natural languages.{{citati ...ences of it.<p>"Now this can only be done, either by 'enjoyning'' some one Language and Character to be universally learnt and practised, (which is not to be e

...n antiquity around the Mediterranean basin. A [[w:Centum language|centum]] language, it is believed by some to be closely related to Greek, by some to Armenian {{Infobox language

{{Infobox language .... Johann S. Munchausen, a researcher of Tocharian D, claims that it is the language of [[w:Wusun|Wusun]], which existed around Lake Issyk (present-day Kyrgyzst

{{Infobox language ...in 2013. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''basa'' ("language"). Its main features are a regular phonetic inventory, a strict SVO sentenc

...b̥e/) or '''Camalapradhàna''' is a [[Verse:Crackfic Irta/Camalic|Camalic]] language inspired by Sanskrit. It is a major source of loans in [[Verse:Crackfic Irt * ''ghamh-, ghaomh-, ghumh, ghuamh-'' = to be (like Irish ''tá'')

{{Infobox language ...peech', shortened as '''An Bhlaoighne''', is a conlang inspired by reading Irish orthography literally (for example: ''seamh'' /seamh/). It was originally c

...y ''łynáñ'' + X: ''łynáñ Iñglix'' = English language, or by ''-ib''. Earth language names are usually based on the native names of the countries. *''Eri'' /ˈɛri/ = Ireland/Irish

{{Infobox language ...and [[w:Finno-Samic Languages|Finno-Samic Languages]]. To make a ultimate language for rapping , joiking , singing and DJing.

{{Infobox language | fam3 = [[:w:Proto-Germanic language|Germanic]]

{{Infobox language ...glutinative language|agglutinating]] with a complex verbal morphology. The language has repeatedly been analysed as lacking [[w:nouns|nouns]] and [[w:adjective

{{Infobox language ...a Germanic language created by [[User:Akiliyh|Guillaume Boucher]] to be a language spoken by the native inhabitants of [[Verse:Anerrot|Anerrot]], an archipela

...ted from Common Brittonic and by a small number of words borrowed from Old Irish and Ecclesiastical Latin, largely in the spheres of religion and technology ...several classes, which show a greater degree of variation than the modern language.

{{Infobox language ...and Vietnamese and grammatically inspired by Jewish Babylonian Aramaic and Irish.

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...which, combined with the mutation of Fén Ghír, makes it a highly shifting language. Cwengâr represents a contemporary sibling language to Fén Ghír.

A mostly-analytic language, Eevo (Scellan) is focus-prominent and strongly head-initial (with exceptio ...'hob'' 'don't!' is used for the negative imperative. In literary or poetic language, ''daw'' (irrealis) can also be found for the prohibitive.

...anist August Schleicher (1821-1868), which is most notable as the original language of the fable ''Avis Akvâsas ka'' ("The Sheep and the Horses"). ...Bactrian," in Schleicher's terminology), Greek, Latin, Oscan, Umbrian, Old Irish, Old Church Slavonic (Old Bulgarian in Schleicher's terminology), Lithuania