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  • '''Old Chinese > Old Rulhilli''' '''Old Rulhilli > Rulhilli'''
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  • |name = Old Grekelin '''Old Grekelin''' (Grekelin: ''Paleá Grekelénikin'', [pɑ.ɫɛ.ˈɑ ɡrɛkɛˈ�
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  • Old Kvalian /ˈkveɪ̯liən/ (natively: ''Kvæltilo'' /ˈkvaltilo/, "common ton Unlike Proto-Kertha, Old Kvalian possessed diphthongs. In these diphthongs u represents /ʊ̯/ and i
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  • |name = Old Gaju ...''' (English: /'gɑːd͡ʒuː/, Old Gaju: ['gaɟu], [[Rttirri]]: [ˈkɑcu]) was an old form of the [[Gaju]] language, spoken by the Gaju people in eastern [[Verse
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  • Old Siészal had a smaller number of consonants than Modern Siészal. It also h The Old Siészal consonant system is thought to derive from an earlier stage with o
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  • ...//www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/1769pf2/tenghinomittaalic_syllabary/ Old Tenghino-Mittaalic] script | name = Old Ynju
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  • |name = Old Zoki '''Old Zoki''' (English: /ˈzoʊki/, Old Zoki: ['zoːki], [[w:Burmese language|Burmese]]: [zo˥ki˩]) is the reconst
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  • #redirect [[Nurian/Old]]
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  • ...ages of Bjeheond, along with Classical [[Netagin]]. (In Modern Netagin, an Old Nurian-imitating word ''ďaccerabaccera'' is used for 'unintelligible', cf. The Old Nurian sound system has a large inventory of around 58 consonants and 10 vo
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  • '''Old Teuthish''' is a language spoken in Lõis. It is classified in Lõis as a G ...ore historical attestation in Lõis than Proto-Germanic; it's comparable to Old English.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Moshurian#Old Moshurian]]
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  • What "Old English" is in [[Verse:Irta]]
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  • '''Old Clofabosin''' is the oldest attested stage of [[Clofabosin]]. It is written ...that cannot appear without one or more inflectional suffixes. In contrast, Old Clofabosin verb stems could be used independently, particularly in verb-ver
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  • #redirect [[Nurian/Old]]
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  • '''Old Glommish''' is a special register of Glommish used in Glommish theater to r
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  • ...''[[wikt:fiþele#Old English|fiþele]]'' and Old High German ''[[wikt:fidula#Old High German|fidula]]''.
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  • ...Old High German ''[[wikt:ginada|gināda]]'' and Old Dutch ''[[wikt:ginatha#Old Dutch|ginātha]]''.
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  • ...Cognate with Old Frisian skela, Old Saxon skulan, Old High German sculan, Old Norse skulu, Gothic 𐍃𐌺𐌿𐌻𐌰𐌽 (skulan), Dutch zullen, Yiddis
    528 bytes (56 words) - 18:17, 21 January 2023
  • From [[w:Old High German language|Old High German]] ''[[wikt:murmunto#Old High German|murmunte]]''.
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  • ==Old Harappan== ...lex lateral flap or even a retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages
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  • ==Old Anrish== ...egory: Old Anrish words|ada]] [[Category:Old Anrish nouns|ada]] [[Category:Old Anrish a-stem neuter nouns|ada]]
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  • ...lish ''[[wikt:stær#Old English|stær]]'' and Old High German ''[[wikt:stara#Old High German|stara]]''.
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  • From [[w:Old High German|Old High German]] ''[[wikt:narro#Old High German|narro]]''.
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  • **Old Millennish: mill-old **Old Oltic: lyt-old
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  • |label1=Old IK |label2=Old Eastern IK
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  • **Latin-Old English hybrid gib (lawyers) **Old Irish gib (Ireland and Scotland)
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  • |label2=[Old ?]  |label3=[Old ?] 
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  • # old woman # (''of women and female animals'') old
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  • ...]] [[wikt:同|同]] (*doːŋ, identical, together) via [[Khelvmish/Old Khelvmish|Old Khelvmish]] [[Contionary:dōŋ|dōŋ]]. Compare [[w:Sino-Vietnamese vocabul
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  • {{guim-loan2|Old Armenian|Արտակ|Old Georgian|არტაგ}}
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  • ...n "Romlangs") descended directly from a θictional Italic danguage close to Old Latin (WIP), raθer θan via Classical Latin. == Θ-old-latin with cockney accent ==
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  • From '''''{{term|hellus}}''''', from [[Aeranir#Old Aeranir|Old Aeranir]] ''{{term|hellos}}'', from [[Aeranir#Proto-Iscaric|Proto-Iscaric]] (''Old'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: [ˈgel.leː]<br>
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  • {{nm-adj-2|áld|ä́ld|(''of objects'') old}} * ''{{term|sinig#Niemish|sínig}}'' ("old", ''of living things'')
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  • ...alic]] language and the most commonly spoken descendant of [[Bhadhagha/Old|Old Bhadhagha]], spoken in Morocco and Southern Spain. It's aesthetically inspi
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  • From [[Aeranir#Old Aeranir|Old Aeranir]] '''''{{term|holnos}}''''', from [[Aeranir#Proto-Iscaric|Proto-Isc (''Old'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: [ˈhol.nos̠]<br>
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