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==Classification== | ==Classification== | ||
[[File:Irgva.png|thumb|Modern languages of Irgva.]] | [[File:Irgva.png|thumb|Modern languages of Irgva. | ||
*{{legend|#AA8ACE|Mtari}} | |||
*{{legend|#B4E1DC|Jyrkyr}} | |||
*{{legend|#75CAE5|Jyhkagur}}]] | |||
The Yrharian languages were divided into two major branches — North and South. '''†''' denotes extinct languages: | The Yrharian languages were divided into two major branches — North and South. '''†''' denotes extinct languages: | ||
* ''North Yrharian'' | * ''North Yrharian'' | ||
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**†Unknown Southern language | **†Unknown Southern language | ||
Little is known about the Southern languages, since almost all the records were lost with time. Okiattangit was the most well documented by '''Ragdi ne Qaxar''' - Mtari ethnologist and linguist, who wrote three books about the Okiatat, Kammatat and Sahpitat people in the year 178. His work shows that the language family is very old and the two groups diverged greatly. The last native speaker of Okiattangit died in 209 at the age of 65. | Little is known about the Southern languages, since almost all the records were lost with time. Okiattangit was the most well documented by '''Ragdi ne Qaxar''' - Mtari ethnologist and linguist, who wrote three books about the Okiatat, Kammatat and Sahpitat people in the year 178. His work shows that the language family is very old and the two groups diverged greatly. The last native speaker of Okiattangit died in 209 at the age of 65. | ||
==Some words in Yrharian languages== | ==Some words in Yrharian languages== | ||
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