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Pictish (endonym: Nkamqinafha) is a language isolate spoken primarily on Pictland (endonym: Nkamqinranti), the second largest of the British Isles, by the Picts (endonym: Nkamqigak), an ethnic group belonging to the European Pygmy or Thurse Phenotype. The language is in a sprachbund with the Celtic languages and shares features such as VSOX word order and initial consonant mutation. This Pictish is not the historical Pictish which was a Brythonic language.
Pictish (endonym: Lhagalafha) is a language isolate spoken primarily on Pictland (endonym: Lhagahanti), the second largest of the British Isles, by the Picts (endonym: Lhaga), an ethnic group belonging to the European Pygmy or Thurse Phenotype. The language is in a sprachbund with the Celtic languages and shares features such as VSOX word order and initial consonant mutation. This Pictish is not the historical Pictish which was a Brythonic language.
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