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'''Rhythoed''' (''ruh-THOYD''; natively ''brits Răthoyd'' or ''brits Dămea'') is the most dominant modern form of [[Windermere]], spoken all over Bjeheond and Rhythoed and in parts of | '''Rhythoed''' (''ruh-THOYD''; natively ''brits Răthoyd'' or ''brits Dămea'') is the most dominant modern form of [[Windermere]], spoken all over Bjeheond and Rhythoed and in parts of Fyxam. | ||
Rhythoed is based on the vernacular of Imperial Windermere, and did not change significantly since, except the introduction of more loans. After the Grouidite Revolution, Windermere lost much of its importance in Talma, but still had a strong presence in Bjeheond. | Rhythoed is based on the vernacular of Imperial Windermere, and did not change significantly since, except the introduction of more loans. After the Grouidite Revolution, Windermere lost much of its importance in Talma, but still had a strong presence in Bjeheond. | ||
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Spoken Rhythoed is pretty much the same in all three continents, except for accent and a few vocabulary differences. | Spoken Rhythoed is pretty much the same in all three continents, except for accent and a few vocabulary differences. | ||
Wen Dămea Rhythoed is heavily diglossic: the upper classes, literature and newscasts use a language much closer to Classical [[Windermere]]. Written Rhythoed in Fyxám and Bjeheond are very close to the spoken language, but they use different alphabets: | Wen Dămea Rhythoed is heavily diglossic: the upper classes, literature and newscasts use a language much closer to Classical [[Windermere]]. Written Rhythoed in Fyxám and Bjeheond are very close to the spoken language, but they use different alphabets: Fyxam uses the Clofabic alphabet, while Bjeheond uses the Wiobian alphabet. | ||
===Phonological history=== | ===Phonological history=== | ||