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.... This family contains many innovations from Vasconic, Romance and Semitic languages. ...r compromise the intended history of Godelicia. In other words, the Celtic languages split sooner in this timeline than in reality. ...

[[Category: Semitic languages]][[Category: Languages]][[Category: Conlangs]][[Category: A_posteriori]] |fam2 = [[w:Semitic languages|Semitic]] ...

[[Category: Asisic languages]][[Category: West-Asisic languages]][[Category: Languages]][[Category: Conlangs]][[Category: A_posteriori]] |familycolor = [[Asisic languages|Asisic]] ...

...merica, the Semitic languages of the Middle East, and even some artificial languages created by human beings! It is remarkable different, however, owing to its ...stinguished by the presence of ice. Without sunrises and sunsets, East and West can only be referenced as “with the current” or against it (but of course, ...

...tish is a cousin language of [[Sceptrian]], the strong influence from Kher languages has made it hard to recognize the shared traits. *roots slightly similar to [[w:Semitic_root|semitic roots]]: voiceless bi- and triliterals (while Kher have only quadriliteral ...

|fam2=[[w:Germanic languages|Germanic]] |fam3=[[w:West Germanic languages|West Germanic]] ...

Near deixis in Austronesian Hebrew follows the West Semitic pattern, PS *ðV > Aram. *ða > BH ze > PAH zu Somewhat creatively, PAH uses the ''East'' Semitic near-deixis pronoun as medio-proximal deixis. ...

...t</sup> Century]], half of the world's population speaks 454 indo-european languages<ref>https://www.ethnologue.com/</ref>, with the [[w:Americas|Americas]], [[ ...arity between [[w:Sanskrit|Sanskrit]] and [[w:Languages of Europe|european languages]]. '''Further works that [...]''' ...