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The '''Arithide language''' is the language spoken in [[Arithia]] by the [[Areth]]. It is the largest and most historically significant member of the [[Arophanic languages|Arophanic language family]], and is also one of the earliest attested languages of [[Ilethes]]. This umbrella term covers both [[Modern Arithide]], as well as its diachronic predecessors (most notably [[Classical Arithide]]) and closely-related regional lects. | The '''Arithide language''' is the language spoken in [[Arithia]] by the [[Areth]]. It is the largest and most historically significant member of the [[Arophanic languages|Arophanic language family]], and is also one of the earliest attested languages of [[Ilethes]]. This umbrella term covers both [[Modern Arithide]], as well as its diachronic predecessors (most notably [[Classical Arithide]]) and closely-related regional lects. | ||
==Name and Genealogy== | |||
The name ''Arithide'' is from the Arithide ''arithīde'', combining ''Areth'' with ''-īde'', the suffix denoting languages. An older name for the language was ''[[Arithian]]'', but this name gradually fell out of favour as [[Nativisation]] gained traction in the 1990s. | |||
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Revision as of 19:50, 12 November 2006
The Arithide language is the language spoken in Arithia by the Areth. It is the largest and most historically significant member of the Arophanic language family, and is also one of the earliest attested languages of Ilethes. This umbrella term covers both Modern Arithide, as well as its diachronic predecessors (most notably Classical Arithide) and closely-related regional lects.
Name and Genealogy
The name Arithide is from the Arithide arithīde, combining Areth with -īde, the suffix denoting languages. An older name for the language was Arithian, but this name gradually fell out of favour as Nativisation gained traction in the 1990s.
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