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- 23:17, 23 October 2026 Yād/Lexicon (hist | edit) [776 bytes] Inzan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{| {{bluetable|sortable lightbluebg l}} |- ! class="l"| word ! stem ! type ! meaning ! etymology |- | abaz* || || n. || fish || ''apâza'' |- | abæza* || abæz- || v. || to make || ''āpáza-'' |- | abena* || aben-/pen-, abenjĕn || v.irr. || to cry || ''apêna-'' |- | abjab || || adj. || light (not heavy) || ''epiâp'' |- | āboz || || n. || workshop || ''āpōza'' |- | aðar || || adj. || dirty || {{Adh|*àḋarr}} |- | ajnilo || || n. || military, army || {{Fá|æŋ...")
- 06:07, 21 October 2026 Siŋmeasita (hist | edit) [1,032 bytes] Inzan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Article}} '''Siŋmeasita''' is one of the wealthiest cities on the Lukpanic coast of western Peilaš, located on the western coast of the Naunupai peninsula, to the southwest of Kpitamoa. Hu Shĩmyashta is the language spoken in the city, evolved from one of a prestige dialect of Proto-Lukpanic. ==Names== {| {{bluetable|lightbluebg}} |- ! Language ! Name ! Pronunciation ! Etymology |- ! Proto-Lukpanic | Siŋmeasita | [si.ŋ͡me.ˈa.si.ta] | ''...")
- 19:16, 18 October 2026 Kuaguatia (hist | edit) [538 bytes] Inzan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Article}} Kuaguatia is a region/country to the southwest of Kasca, where Puoni was spoken. =Towns= Many towns were known in Kuaguatia, Din Tor to the north, Faluin to the west, Nazakualo to the east, Tivoremio to the central, and the largest Vontovar to the south =Culture= "Bolavaria" is a dance popular in many villages of Kuaguatia. Kuaguatia also have it's own religion, "Etiotu" which stands for "New Etúgə" and is considered...")
- 04:18, 17 October 2026 Mûtsinamtsys (hist | edit) [709 bytes] Inzan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Mûtsinamtsys is a group of islands off the Takuña coast of NE Peilaš, known for being one of the origin of Etúgə, the religion on Huyfárah. Mûtsinamtsys consists of at least 3 islands, which is Ke'idû'ûs'as (KF. Ketwxsas), Dûkejdih (KF. Dokirdix), and Nin Dûket. The language spoken in Ke'idû'ûs'as and Dûkejdih is Mûtsipsa', which evolves into Kozzaŋ Fasa, and the language spoken in Nin Dûket is [[Takuña]...")
- 05:53, 15 October 2026 Antagg (hist | edit) [3,065 bytes] Inzan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language | language = Antagg | date = c. -1500 YP. evolved into Mohudza and later Móyay | place = upper Bwimbai valley | family = Macro-Edastean <br> Talo-Edastean<br> Antagg | author = Salmoneus }} {{Article}} Antagg (also known as Andagg) is a Talo-Edastean language spoken at the upper Bwimbai valley in c. -1500 YP. =History & Context= Antagg is spoken by an Ant...")
- 04:18, 31 August 2026 Fmana-hŋ-Talam (hist | edit) [435 bytes] Inzan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Fmana-hŋ-Talam ("middle of the bay") is and island in the Bay of Kasca colonized by the Peninsular-speaking people. Their language existed but is unknown. In 370 YP, Huyfárah takes over the island, but in late 5th Century to the mid 6th Century, tha native people of the island pushed the Fáralo back to the northern end. Category:Regions Category:Peninsular languages {{Stub}}")