Dumic languages

A map of southeast Tuysáfa, showing the distribution of T1 languages (in green) and Dumic languages (in red) around 0 YP. ("DLNAF" is not indicated; it is spoken between Potansʉti and Jouki Stəy.)

The Dumic languages a.k.a. Team-2 languages (abbreviated as T2) are a family of related languages spoken in the southeastern part of Tuysáfa, from all sides of the Great Bay to the coast south of the nearby mountains. Their last common ancestor language Proto-Dumic is tentatively dated to c. -2000 YP, probably along the gentle slopes to the southwest of the Great Bay. As of 0 YP, modern languages are found throughout the southeastern part of the continent, and on several islands off shore in the case of Trinesian and Swopsoch.

Family tree

Known members of the Dumic language family include:

• Proto-Dumic (c. -2000 YP - WeepingElf & co.)
  • Wokatasuto (Wohata coast, c. 0 YP - caedes)
  • Tetey (southern Wohata, c. 0 YP - Basilius)
  • Tetlo (southern Wohata, c. 0 YP - Basilius)
  • Potonsuti (Tatakā south coast, c. 0 YP - brandrinn)
    • Eetafira (Tatakā south coast, c. 500 YP - Moose-tache)
  • "DLNAF" (Tatakā south coast, c. 0 YP - 4pq1injbok)
  • Kataputi (Hazāka plains, c. 0 YP - thedukeofnuke)
    • Hazōken (Hazāka plains, c. 500 YP - Moose-tache)
  • Trinesian (Trinesian islands, c. -200 YP - WeepingElf)
  • Jouki Stəy (Jouki, c. 0 YP - Dunomapuka)
  • Swopsoch (Rposh island, c. 0 YP - Serafín)

Among the first generation of Dumic languages, Jouki Stəy, Swopsoch, and to some extent Tetey share some common developments, as do Kataputi and Trinesian.

See also

• The chief and the mouse
• Dumic languages/Sound changes
• Proto-Dumic (reconstructed)
• Proto-Dumic (reconstructed)/Lexicon

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