User:Ceige/Some Middle Country Language

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The timeline of the language has been broken up into strata.

Substratum

Basic description

The Substratum of the language is descended from a phonetically simpler language not known from direct evidence. Its descendent, however, has complicated vowel combinations and has reduced syllable count in words significantly.

Mediostratum #1

Basic description

This first mediostratum as it is called is actually a creolising influence that occured after the major changes of the substratum from its ancestor had completed and stabilised.

Mediostratum #2

Basic description

The second mediostratum is actually largely a superstrate occuring from massive migration into the new stabilised and developing nation.

Dialectisation

Basic description

After growth, the nation began to end up with rather self-sufficient and powerful subregions which started to diverge from each other politically and culturally.

Dialect Merger

Basic description

After a period of reunification, the dialects largely became merged.

Superstratum

Basic description

Following a long period of peace and a subsequent period of isolationism, the nation was momentarily absorbed into another with greater technology and social progress.