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NOTE: the map is labeled in an archaic variant of [[Faraneit]] romanization. | |||
As visible in the above map, the primary path of the | Lhined is a continent on which [[Faraneit]] is spoken. Faraneit is spoken in Lescealh, but also in limited sections of Measceineafh, Malaba, Teimeareitah (aka Trovog), and the Kang-Eur plains. For more information see [[Faranit#History_and_Culture]] | ||
The other lingua franca, [[Etimri]] is confined to Teimeareitah and sections of the Measceineafh. Recently, however, it has connected with groups outside of Lheinead, on the continent of Djets (deas in Faranit). The plains also house a potential lingua franca, [[Sezara]], which is increasingly used as a trade language in the east central region of Lheinead. | |||
As visible in the above map, the primary path of the monsoon curves southeast from the equatorial regions on the northern coast. Much of the east coast and the interior are very dry and experience harshly cold winters. The western coast has much more mild and wetter winters from the westerlies coming across the sea. Lescealh is one of the most advantageous regions in the continent from its mild and wet winters mirroring the west but warm and adequetely moist summers like those in the eastern interior. | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 2 November 2012
NOTE: the map is labeled in an archaic variant of Faraneit romanization.
Lhined is a continent on which Faraneit is spoken. Faraneit is spoken in Lescealh, but also in limited sections of Measceineafh, Malaba, Teimeareitah (aka Trovog), and the Kang-Eur plains. For more information see Faranit#History_and_Culture
The other lingua franca, Etimri is confined to Teimeareitah and sections of the Measceineafh. Recently, however, it has connected with groups outside of Lheinead, on the continent of Djets (deas in Faranit). The plains also house a potential lingua franca, Sezara, which is increasingly used as a trade language in the east central region of Lheinead.
As visible in the above map, the primary path of the monsoon curves southeast from the equatorial regions on the northern coast. Much of the east coast and the interior are very dry and experience harshly cold winters. The western coast has much more mild and wetter winters from the westerlies coming across the sea. Lescealh is one of the most advantageous regions in the continent from its mild and wet winters mirroring the west but warm and adequetely moist summers like those in the eastern interior.
