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'''Whyastian''' (''why-AST-iən'', natively ''Hwiwjaosdia'', from Proto-Irenesian ''subyorok tiŋa'' | '''Whyastian''' (''why-AST-iən'', natively ''Hwiwjaosdia'', from Proto-Irenesian ''subyorok tiŋa''; in Proto-Ernic ''tia'' is the 'way' classifier, thus this means 'the Whyastian way of speaking') is a minority language. It is as closely related to Ernish as Frisian is to English; the last common ancestor of both is Proto-Ernic which was spoken in the 5th century. | ||
Inspirations: Scots, Coptic, Slavic | Inspirations: Scots, Coptic, Slavic | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 26 June 2025
Whyastian (why-AST-iən, natively Hwiwjaosdia, from Proto-Irenesian subyorok tiŋa; in Proto-Ernic tia is the 'way' classifier, thus this means 'the Whyastian way of speaking') is a minority language. It is as closely related to Ernish as Frisian is to English; the last common ancestor of both is Proto-Ernic which was spoken in the 5th century.
Inspirations: Scots, Coptic, Slavic