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== Changes ==
== Changes ==


there were originally one language, Avrlûn which then split (Northern and Southern Avrlûn and merged together again witch added to a greater ammount of words.
there were originally one language, Avrlûn which then split (Northern and Southernand merged together again which added to a greater Variaty of words.




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== The Foreign Influence  ==
== The Foreign Influence  ==


A [[Forcrzeb]] Explorer 'discovered' the Edr plains and changed their religion but with religion he also changed some Avrlûn words to Forcrzebian such as êson to ôvrâd.
A [[Forcrzéb]] Explorer 'discovered' the Edr plains and changed their religion but with religion he also changed some Avrlûn words to Forcrzébian such as êson to ôvrâd.
 
 
[[Avrlun Lexicon]]
 
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Latest revision as of 07:36, 8 November 2012

Avrlun
Avrlǔn
Spoken in: Elnfr
Timeline/Universe: Crondaros
Total speakers: around 700 000
Genealogical classification: Horzan
Neckrln
Northern Neckerln
Avrlun
Basic word order: SOV
Morphological type: Agglutinating
Morphosyntactic alignment: Hierarchical alignment
Created by:
Nanoleopard 201

Avrlun is a language from Elnfr (pronounced: Eh-lin-ver) in the northern Edr (Ee-der) plains.


origin

900 years ago, the Desôntr moved from the mountains of Vedrkn to the Edr plains were they were isolated from the outside by forests or mountains so nobody went out or in so the Desôntr language (Desntây) eventually evolved to Avrlûn.


Changes

there were originally one language, Avrlûn which then split (Northern and Southern) and merged together again which added to a greater Variaty of words.


The Foreign Influence

A Forcrzéb Explorer 'discovered' the Edr plains and changed their religion but with religion he also changed some Avrlûn words to Forcrzébian such as êson to ôvrâd.


Avrlun Lexicon