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'''Classical Windermere''' ('''CWdm''', native name: ''wănaang Dămee'' /wɔnaʱŋ dɔˈmeʱ/; Modern Wdm.: ''fi cduay Dămea Ăfur'' <small>Bjeheondian</small> [vɪ gduj dəmɛ ʔəvuɐ] 'Noble Windermere'; [[Skellan]]: ''a łynǿñ Dymée Jyrycéþ'' /ə wəˈnœŋ təˈmɛi jərəˈkɛð/) | '''Classical Windermere''' ('''CWdm''', native name: ''wănaang Dămee'' /wɔnaʱŋ dɔˈmeʱ/; Modern Wdm.: ''fi cduay Dămea Ăfur'' <small>Bjeheondian</small> [vɪ gduj dəmɛ ʔəvuɐ] 'Noble Windermere'; [[Skellan]]: ''a łynǿñ Dymée Jyrycéþ'' /ə wəˈnœŋ təˈmɛi jərəˈkɛð/) is a standardized variety of Windermere based on the language of Windermere texts written from ca. fT -300 through fT 500. Alongside its relative [[Classical Tseer]], Classical Windermere served as a lingua franca of learning, governance, law, and religion in premodern Talma and lent many words to other Talman languages. Later Classical Windermere borrowed many words from Classical Tseer. | ||
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