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[[South Albic]]<br> | [[South Albic]]<br> | ||
'''Low Elvish''' | '''Low Elvish''' | ||
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'''Low Elvish''' (Low Elvish '''Norelbhrin''') is a descendant of [[Old Albic]] spoken in southwestern Britain. | '''Low Elvish''' (Low Elvish '''Norelbhrin''') is a descendant of [[Old Albic]] spoken in southwestern Britain. | ||
Over time, the language has undergone some fundamental changes. For example, the Old Albic case endings are lost, but a new system of case marking has arisen by initial mutations. The developments can be compared to similar developments that occured at the same time in other languages of western Europe. | |||
[[category:Albic]] | [[category:Albic]] | ||
Revision as of 04:40, 7 March 2006
| Low Elvish (Norelbhrin) | |
| Spoken in: | southwestern Britain |
| Timeline/Universe: | League of Lost Languages, UKW World |
| Total speakers: | 5000 (LLL) |
| Genealogical classification: | Albic South Albic |
| Basic word order: | VSO |
| Morphological type: | fusional |
| Morphosyntactic alignment: | fluid-S |
| Created by: | |
| Jörg Rhiemeier | 2000- |
Low Elvish (Low Elvish Norelbhrin) is a descendant of Old Albic spoken in southwestern Britain.
Over time, the language has undergone some fundamental changes. For example, the Old Albic case endings are lost, but a new system of case marking has arisen by initial mutations. The developments can be compared to similar developments that occured at the same time in other languages of western Europe.
