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...ons in fortified cities like Castellum and Aquincum expanding beyond their cities and taking control of lands. By the 6th century, the area of Pannonia had b

...ntury the area of Lake Balaton had been overrun by Slavic tribes, with the cities falling under the control of Slavic warlords. The Romance language of Caste

*Erkwed, Erkwisŋwal = name of cities

...teppes. However, though they were tribally organised, they did not develop cities or even agriculture in general. They were still largely nomadic, roaming th Though not the first, it was certainly one of the earliest cities of Talkoch. The opportunies of Oalan meant that many of the people living i

*kmāh, pl. lū = manmade structures: houses, buildings, cities; tools

...phically marked in derived forms. An example is ''sexki, séxkinor'' (city, cities) : ''séxkinor neuken'' "beautiful cities" (feminine sg. inanimate)

===Names from Cities , Villages , Islands and Regions===

...algaq''', is a language spoken by the mysterious torch-men that patrol the Cities and its people.

When the Greeks arrived and founded the cities of [[w:Rhode|Rhode]] and [[w:Empúries|Emporion]], the Iberians had already

This page is only for the variety of Knrawi spoken in the cities of Yuvquat and Margquat and surrounding areas. For other varieties see [[:C

...(Läll.: ''käyna Watsunogy''), a territory centered on one of the earliest cities of any Calemerian civilization, ''Łahikunanäé'' (today known as ''Laikun

* ''irrema'' "city" → ''irremau'' "cities"

...ial ubiquity of Standard German, remaining the primary language of eastern cities like Graz. This is primarily due to the massive level of divergence coupled

...mestic animals, occupations, highly-complex tools, faces, hands, families, cities

# ''-ý'' with syncope; very common. ''běker'' → ''běkrý'' (city, cities)

...t nouns are often feminine. Body parts are feminine, as are countries and cities (but not their occupants). Participles agree with the noun they modify in

...ias, the capital, as a metropolis. In the historical one, there are no big cities. It's location on Earth is similar or maybe identical to the historical set

...s on their boats but there were small enclaves of them living in many port cities and towns on the Adriatic coast. They plied trade routes in that area and o

...tant trade centers (Geythbreyddyn has historically been one of the largest cities on Calémere until the age of Evandorian colonization) and have absorbed mu

==Earth states and cities==

...labyrinth. Soon it had become nearly impossible to find a way between the cities. Even the local people got lost, and from now on bandits ruled the countrys The cities themselves also made defenses. The great example of this is the city of Wes

...Aerans and Telhramir, and as such Iscaria inherited many important Aeranid cities. It is the only region of the Known World that is capable of trade across ...ill large Fasser and Talothic speaking communities in southern Tevrén port cities like Cotive.

...country that borders the Tekingu Dattunga, as well as a good number of the cities that line the Kipesheye River.

...n dialects is especially noted, in fact, by immigrants to other Chlouvānem cities, where there are small pockets of people from Cerian-speaking countries of

...Sihithe Avralte]]. It is spoken by over 250 million people in the southern cities across the country of Sukkistanas. The language has a limited vocabulary, h

...cultured' (related to the verb ''rau-ra'', 'to build'), a reference to the cities the Raunic peoples had established along the fertile lands in the basins of

...cities of the time; the speech of the other major conurbations - the twin cities of Chlasc-Lainoch in the South-West, and Iferðí-Danðí in the North-East

...al in Wistanian politics. There are ten powers residing in the ten capital cities that meet together every nine days to make decisions of national importance

...still reported a few Phoenician speakers there, even though people in the cities spoke almost exclusively in Arabic. In the 11th century the Crusades were l

...ween the two prime meridians is 143º35′11.6586″.</ref>, in the case of two cities on the same meridian but using the two different standards, the one using t

...languages, the proper names here are only used to name rivers, countries, cities, street names, geographic places, spell names, mountains, gods, saints, etc

...e categories: the Standard Dialect, spoken in the central mountains, major cities, and among the Taliv and Nati people groups; The Western Dialect, spoken by ...lies were a village (3,125), three villages were a city (15,625), and five cities were a nation (78,125). So, for example, the number 20,708 would be explain

...ending. For example, ''maghaaló'' "city" + ''-oóyn'' → ''maghaalathoóyn'' "cities". Masculine nouns assimilate an ''-o'' to the ending.

...rhoods of Leeuwarden (''Ljovert'') in the Netherlands (''Nederland''), the cities of Münster and Nordhorn (''Mynster'' and ''Nordhörnet''), the towns of Gr

...n it made the are the centre of Umu with many relatively densely populated cities, which helped establishing Kirtumur as the new official language after the

...f the whole planet (Līlasuṃghāṇa, Līlta, Līṭhalyinām) and many other large cities of national importance (Taitepamba, Kūmanabūruh, Lunahīkam, Hūnakṣail Largest cities: ''Līlasuṃghāṇa'' (29,698,169), ''Līṭhalyinām'' (13,147,337), ''L

...planet Gallifrey or its culture, time lord's titles, names of Gallifreyan cities or natural wonders; plants, animals and minerals native to Gallifrey. Examp

** (Other Caryatic cities, whose province has not been specified)

...ather a dialectal continuum, with the varieties of the five main Hanseatic cities (Flensburg, Kijl, Hamburg, Lyvig and Sweren) serving as loose written stand

...ut through the mountains in impressive canyon systems.<br/>The two largest cities, Cănțe Inarviut ("City of the East", the capital), and Arvallivăt ("Red

...ever, since the early 2020s, especially in the larger and more progressive cities of Dogger, it has become more common to use the neuter to refer to nonbinar

...erary language in the 6th and 7th centuries BCA, mainly from southern port cities under Fasser control, such as Cotive and Ludd-as-Fasri'in. Modern Tevrés

...ēs'' 'goose'; ''burg'', ''byrg'' 'city' (cf. 'borough', '-bury' and German cities in -burg); ''dung'', ''dyng'' 'prison' (cf. 'dungeon' by way of French and

...of the XIX century, when lots of people from rural areas started moving to cities and towns. People living in the city spoke primarily in German and Polish a

...general rule, feminine nouns deal with the following topics: place names, cities, directions, instruments, tools, body parts, elements, powers, forces, abst

...y on the island of Wolin and partially on the mainland.</ref>. Other major cities are ''Þyskarhøjfn'' (pop. about 75,000) in the west, on the coast opposit

...l> > *castr > ''càistur'' "city", cf. <small>CASTRA</small> > ''caistra'' "cities") but after a -NC cluster (<small>QVĪNQVE</small> > *quingui > *pimb > ''p

...rdinya'' and ''in Sixilya''.</ref>, or open spaces, plus singular names of cities and plural countries, while others require ''in''. It also introduces gerun ..., including most closed buildings, singular countries, and plural names of cities (the reverse of ''aḍ''). It also introduces many expressions of time.

...y), e.g. ''marti pāmvi'' (three cities) but ''marte pāmvye'' (in the three cities).<br/>This form is increasingly less common in everyday use.

...tly in her native Hålša but also - especially later in her life - in other cities of the North, including Iŋelsŏnd (a city in Fathan, at the time part of t

**Present tense for general truths: ''Buefam ketixu.'' (Cities are lived in.)

...in the Inquisition often made them a notable urban minority in most large cities of the Inquisition), then spreading to the standard language with words suc

* Cities do not require an article unless it is part of their name, except when usin

...ance, Czechoslovakia, and Great Britain. Cosmoglotta had subscribers in 58 cities in Switzerland<ref>[http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=e0m&dat

...plural accusative in '''-krau'''). Also, some non-assimilated toponyms for cities, rivers, or other features outside Laltīmāhia may end in '''-k''', but th

## '''en stad''' (a city) → '''städer''' (cities)

...on is an allegory for people forgetting their old hardships after building cities

...ms and a few rare instances in the Horse Speaker dialect; the Gull Speaker cities Bundarun and Bayburim are believed to be a combination of the Gullic ''-rū