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|imagecaption      = Flag of the Republic of Valtamia
|imagecaption      = Flag of the Republic of Valtamia
|name              = Valtamic
|name              = Valtamic
|nativename        = Äljämhor, Аьляьмхор
|nativename        = Äljämhar, Аьляьмхар
|pronunciation    = ˈæˑʎɛm̥ˌχɔ̞ɾ̥
|pronunciation    = ˈæˑʎɛm̥ˌχʌɾ̥
|states            = Valtamia
|states            = Valtamia
|setting          = Alt-History Baltic
|setting          = Alt-History Baltic
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The English [[w:Endonym and exonym|exonym]] ''Valtamic'' is a loan from [[w:Latin|Latin]] ''Vāltamicus'' (''"Valtamic; Livonian"''), with the most likely source being from Proto-Valtamic ''*βältämu'', from ''*βältä'' (''"strange"'') + ''*ämu'' (''"man, human"''), a theorized calque of a Finnic exonym. Nearly all European languages follow with loaning the Latin exonym, such as [[w:German language|German]] ''Waltamisch'', [[w:French language|French]] ''Valtamien'', and [[w:Russian language|Russian]] ''Валтамский'' (''Valtamskij'').
The English [[w:Endonym and exonym|exonym]] ''Valtamic'' is a loan from [[w:Latin|Latin]] ''Vāltamicus'' (''"Valtamic; Livonian"''), with the most likely source being from Proto-Valtamic ''*βältämu'', from ''*βältä'' (''"strange"'') + ''*ämu'' (''"man, human"''), a theorized calque of a Finnic exonym. Nearly all European languages follow with loaning the Latin exonym, such as [[w:German language|German]] ''Waltamisch'', [[w:French language|French]] ''Valtamien'', and [[w:Russian language|Russian]] ''Валтамский'' (''Valtamskij'').


The native [[w:Endonym and exonym|endonym]] ''Äljämhor'' is unrelated to the Latin exonym, instead coming from Proto-Valtamic ''*βärjämu'', from ''*βäre'' (''"foreign"'') + ''*ämu'' (''"man, human"''), + Modern Valtamic ''-hor'' (''adjective-forming suffix'') , with unexplained loss of the initial ''*β''. It's also a theorized calque of another Finnic exonym.
The native [[w:Endonym and exonym|endonym]] ''Äljämhar'' is unrelated to the Latin exonym, instead coming from Proto-Valtamic ''*βärjämu'', from ''*βäre'' (''"foreign"'') + ''*ämu'' (''"man, human"''), + Modern Valtamic ''-har'' (''adjective-nominalizing suffix'') , with unexplained loss of the initial ''*β''. It's also a theorized calque of another Finnic exonym.


===Proto-Valtamic===
===Proto-Valtamic===
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