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...ive script (language)", for example "'''Ħippåsiyå''' - חפּסיה ([[Mashahith language|Mashahith]])", and alphabetize it in the list by the romanized form. For la '''Azieran''' (Vrnallian)<br>

...countries, the disperse [[Veyene people|Veyene]] people and the [[Vrnallia|Vrnallian]] people. Of these groups, the only well-accepted relationship is that betw ===Language===

...an}})</small><br>''Reeriaght Unnaneysit ny Twaferellan'' <small>({{wp|Manx language|Ainharic}})</small> ...= '''Official:'''<br>{{wp|Danish language|Lhedwinic}}<br>{{wp|Norwegian language|Navish}}<br>

...)<br>''Caerulea'' ([[Wikipedia:Latin|Sagitean]])<br>''Azure''({{wp|Italian language|Arday}})</small> | label5 = Languages and language families

...lledic language|Lilledic]])</small><br>''Ledwëniô'' <small>({{wp|Kashubian language|Ostric}})</small> |languages = {{wp|Danish language|Lhedwinic}}<br>- {{wp|Jutlandic dialect|Glanish}}<br>- {{wp|Insular Danish|

| rowclass2 = mergedrow| label2 = {{wp|Danish language|Lhedwinic}}: | data2 = Jǫrð Fællesskab | rowclass4 = mergedrow| label4 = {{wp|Old English language|Newreyan}}: | data4 = Jord Férscipe

|official_languages = {{wp|Cantonese language|Jāu}} ...mannic<br>32% Cheonsamean<br>12% Native<br>2% Asuran (Veleazan, Midrasian, Vrnallian, Newreyan)

The name Aeia originates in the early Fiorentine language and was a term utilised to refer what was regarded as the 'known world' its ...in'' in Nausikaan, either ''Dihozej'' or ''Madni'' in [[Vrnallian Language|Vrnallian]], ''Beagánmun'' in Lhaeraidh, ''Kijkajij'' in [[Tapétiqān|Tapetihan]],

! Language |[[wp:Basque language|Brillian]]

|official_languages = [[wikipedia:Irish language|Mardic]] ...anguage|Mardic}}, which is widely considered to be a dialect of {{wp|Irish language|Mawr Lhaeraidh}}.

...Glens concentrated mostly along the east coast. The most frequently spoken language throughout all cantons is Glanish-Lhedwinic, with Newreyan and Midrasian be ==Language==

...allian language|Vrnallian]], [[Lilledic language|Lilledic]], {{wpl|Finnish language|Nausikaan}}

*{{flagicon|Glanodel}} Written language first emerges in modern Glanodel giving rise to the region's first nobility *{{flagicon|Vrnallia}} Vrnallian Empire declared after colonisation of littoral tir Lhaeraidd

...ect}}), Midrasian, {{wp|English|Newreyan}}, Aquidish, [[Vrnallian Language|Vrnallian]] |regional_languages = <!--regional language-->

{{Infobox language | name = Lilledic language

|official_languages = [[Wikipedia:German Language|High Almannic]]<br>[[Wikipedia:Chibchan languages|Achibahn]] ...Wikipedia:German language|Hochalmannische]]<br>[[Wikipedia:Palatine German language|Ostovanitsches]]<br>[[Wikipedia:Chibchan languages|Achibahn]]

...Conduct]], which among other things, restricted usage of the [[Cuirpthean language]], gave dissenters an excuse to revolt. During the fifth and final of the [ ...series of fortifications, towers and walls stretching from the [[Vrnallia|Vrnallian]] Sea to the Vaellenian Mountains. At the time of its completion in 116 CE,

...c language|Lilledic]]<br>{{wpl|Insular Danish|Rigjordic}}<br>{{wpl|Finnish language|Nausikaan}} |regional_languages = [[Veye]]<br>{{wpl|Maori language|Vaniric}}

|official_languages = [[Cuirpthean language|Cuirpthean]] '''Cuirpthe''' ([[Cuirpthean language|Cuirpthean]]: ''Cuirpeath''{{small| pronounced: }}{{IPA|[ˈkʰɔə̯pjəx]}