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'''Caledonian''' is the only modern representative of the [[North Albic]] branch of the [[Albic]] family, spoken by about 500 people in the Scottish Highlands.
'''Arwinish''' is the only modern representative of the [[North Albic]] branch of the [[Albic]] family, spoken by about 50 people, mostly belonging to the Arwin family, in the Scottish Highlands.




[[Category:Albic]]
[[Category:Albic languages]]
[[Category: Conlangs]]
[[Category:Conlangs]]

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Arwinish
Spoken in: Scotland
Timeline/Universe: League of Lost Languages
Total speakers: ca. 50
Genealogical classification: Hesperic
Albic
North Albic
Arwinish
Basic word order: VSO
Morphological type: fusional
Morphosyntactic alignment: active-stative
Created by:
Jörg Rhiemeier 2004-

Arwinish is the only modern representative of the North Albic branch of the Albic family, spoken by about 50 people, mostly belonging to the Arwin family, in the Scottish Highlands.