List of languages - Revision history

Thiorosan: Notes: place Old Usinger between Old Ousperian and Usinger

2026-08-27T13:06:47Z

Notes: place Old Usinger between Old Ousperian and Usinger

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	\|YDQ-PY		\|YDQ-PY
	\|Ancestor of [[Terjiquan language\|Terjiquan]] and [[Usinger language\|Usinger]].		\|Ancestor of [[Terjiquan language\|Terjiquan]] and of [[Old Usinger language\|Old Usinger]].
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	\|[[Old Usinger language\|Old Usinger]]		\|[[Old Usinger language\|Old Usinger]]

Thiorosan: Middle Airananwe's native name is Hayraanye (operator, 2026-08-26)

2026-08-26T13:17:03Z

Middle Airananwe's native name is Hayraanye (operator, 2026-08-26)

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	\|[[Middle Airananwe language\|Middle Airananwe]]		\|[[Middle Airananwe language\|Middle Airananwe]]
	\|''~~Airannawê~~''		\|''Hayraanye''
	\|[[Herta-Olaic]]		\|[[Herta-Olaic]]
	\|Medieval		\|Medieval

Thiorosan: Add Besoh — the Andusian family's first attested language (historical table)

2026-08-06T08:19:30Z

Add Besoh — the Andusian family's first attested language (historical table)

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	\| [[Ancient Hertic language\|Ancient Hertic]] \|\| ''Χερτεχι'' \|\| [[Herta-Olaic]] \|\| Ancient \|\| [[Hertia]] \|\| YAQ-HE \|\| Spoken on the eastern inland sea of [[Ignusia]], in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.		\| [[Ancient Hertic language\|Ancient Hertic]] \|\| ''Χερτεχι'' \|\| [[Herta-Olaic]] \|\| Ancient \|\| [[Hertia]] \|\| YAQ-HE \|\| Spoken on the eastern inland sea of [[Ignusia]], in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.
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			\| [[Besoh language\|Besoh]] \|\| ''Bëson'' \|\| [[Andusian]] \|\| Ancient \|\| Southern mainland of [[Andusia]] \|\| YCQ-BE \|\| Earliest attested Andusian language; conservative spelling of an earlier stage.
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	\|[[Esselitian language\|Esselitian]]		\|[[Esselitian language\|Esselitian]]

Alompan: Link the eleven unlinked languages and the three plain family names, matching the rest of the roster (report 71)

2026-08-04T20:12:06Z

Link the eleven unlinked languages and the three plain family names, matching the rest of the roster (report 71)

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	\|Anilonic		\|[[Anilonic language\|Anilonic]]
	\|''Aniljew''		\|''Aniljew''
	\|[[Njeshan]]		\|[[Njeshan]]
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	\| [[Pjany language\|Pjany]] \|\| ''Peanei'' \|\| [[Njeshan]] \|\| Southwestern [[Ignusia]] \|\| YBS-PJ \|\| Descends from [[Pises language\|Pises]].		\| [[Pjany language\|Pjany]] \|\| ''Peanei'' \|\| [[Njeshan]] \|\| Southwestern [[Ignusia]] \|\| YBS-PJ \|\| Descends from [[Pises language\|Pises]].
	\|-		\|-
	\|Senitian		\|[[Senitian language\|Senitian]]
	\|''Sennic''		\|''Sennic''
	\|Tacchoan		\|[[Tacchoan]]
	\|		\|
	\|YDS-SE		\|YDS-SE
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Usinger		\|[[Usinger language\|Usinger]]
	\|''Yszènnu''		\|''Yszènnu''
	\|Tacchoan		\|[[Tacchoan]]
	\|		\|
	\|YDS-YS		\|YDS-YS
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	\| [[Ancient Hertic language\|Ancient Hertic]] \|\| ''Χερτεχι'' \|\| [[Herta-Olaic]] \|\| Ancient \|\| [[Hertia]] \|\| YAQ-HE \|\| Spoken on the eastern inland sea of [[Ignusia]], in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.		\| [[Ancient Hertic language\|Ancient Hertic]] \|\| ''Χερτεχι'' \|\| [[Herta-Olaic]] \|\| Ancient \|\| [[Hertia]] \|\| YAQ-HE \|\| Spoken on the eastern inland sea of [[Ignusia]], in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Esselitian		\|[[Esselitian language\|Esselitian]]
	\|''Ezjec''		\|''Ezjec''
	\|[[Tacchoan]]		\|[[Tacchoan]]
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	\| [[Gaillean language\|Gaillean]] \|\| ''Ghaellea'' \|\| [[Herta-Olaic]] \|\| Ancient \|\| — \|\| YAQ-GA \|\| Source language of scientific binomials, the standard register for natural-science naming.		\| [[Gaillean language\|Gaillean]] \|\| ''Ghaellea'' \|\| [[Herta-Olaic]] \|\| Ancient \|\| — \|\| YAQ-GA \|\| Source language of scientific binomials, the standard register for natural-science naming.
	\|-		\|-
	\|High Gaillean		\|[[High Gaillean language\|High Gaillean]]
	\|''Gwalea''		\|''Gwalea''
	\|[[Herta-Olaic]]		\|[[Herta-Olaic]]
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	\| [[High Nichana language\|High Nichana]]\|\| — \|\| [[Njeshan]]\|\| Medieval \|\| — \|\| YBR-HN \|\| Ancestor of [[Nichana language\|Nichana]].		\| [[High Nichana language\|High Nichana]]\|\| — \|\| [[Njeshan]]\|\| Medieval \|\| — \|\| YBR-HN \|\| Ancestor of [[Nichana language\|Nichana]].
	\|-		\|-
	\|Kankai		\|[[Kankai language\|Kankai]]
	\|		\|
	\|[[Tacchoan]]		\|[[Tacchoan]]
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	\|Middle Airananwe		\|[[Middle Airananwe language\|Middle Airananwe]]
	\|''Airannawê''		\|''Airannawê''
	\|[[Herta-Olaic]]		\|[[Herta-Olaic]]
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	\|YAR-AI		\|YAR-AI
	\|Ancestor of Airananwe		\|Ancestor of [[Airananwe language\|Airananwe]]
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	\|Old Ousperian		\|[[Old Ousperian language\|Old Ousperian]]
	\|''Ösuppə''		\|''Ösuppə''
	\|[[Tacchoan]]		\|[[Tacchoan]]
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	\|YDQ-PY		\|YDQ-PY
	\|Ancestor of Terjiquan and Usinger.		\|Ancestor of [[Terjiquan language\|Terjiquan]] and [[Usinger language\|Usinger]].
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	\|Old Usinger		\|[[Old Usinger language\|Old Usinger]]
	\|''Yszènqè''		\|''Yszènqè''
	\|[[Tacchoan]]		\|[[Tacchoan]]
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	\| [[Pises language\|Pises]] \|\| — \|\| [[Njeshan]] \|\| Medieval \|\| — \|\| YBR-PI \|\| Ancestor of [[Pjany language\|Pjany]].		\| [[Pises language\|Pises]] \|\| — \|\| [[Njeshan]] \|\| Medieval \|\| — \|\| YBR-PI \|\| Ancestor of [[Pjany language\|Pjany]].
	\|-		\|-
	\|Skennic		\|[[Skennic language\|Skennic]]
	\|''Sgeeni''		\|''Sgeeni''
	\|Herta-Olaic		\|[[Herta-Olaic]]
	\|Ancient		\|Ancient
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	\|Terjiquan		\|[[Terjiquan language\|Terjiquan]]
	\|''Tertzikkè''		\|''Tertzikkè''
	\|[[Tacchoan]]		\|[[Tacchoan]]

Yezur at 09:31, 3 August 2026

2026-08-03T09:31:17Z

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 {| class="wikitable sortable"
 ! Language !! Native name !! Family !! Region !! Code !! class="unsortable" | Notes
 |-
 | [[English language|English]] || — || Language isolate || [[Engil]] || YXS-EN, YXS-NE || Spoken in two forms, Traditional English and New English.
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 |-
 | [[Pjany language|Pjany]] || ''Peanei'' || [[Njeshan]] || Southwestern [[Ignusia]] || YBS-PJ || Descends from [[Pises language|Pises]].
 |-
 | [[Uu language|Uu]] || ''Uu-Co'' || [[Njeshan]] || Northwestern [[Ignusia]] || YBS-UU || Little changed since its medieval form.
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 |-
 | [[Ancient Hertic language|Ancient Hertic]] || ''Χερτεχι'' || [[Herta-Olaic]] || Ancient || [[Hertia]] || YAQ-HE || Spoken on the eastern inland sea of [[Ignusia]], in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.
 |-
 | [[Gaillean language|Gaillean]] || ''Ghaellea'' || [[Herta-Olaic]] || Ancient || — || YAQ-GA || Source language of scientific binomials, the standard register for natural-science naming.
 |-
-| [[High Nichana language|High Nichana]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Nichana language|Nichana]].
+|High Gaillean
 |-
-| [[Otjesi language|Otjesi]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Lonish language|Lonish]].
+|Skennic
 |-
-| [[Pises language|Pises]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Pjany language|Pjany]].
+|Terjiquan
 |}
 [[Category:Languages| ]]

Thiorosan: Split the single table into Modern languages and Historical languages sections (operator request); Era column kept only where it still distinguishes (Ancient vs Medieval)

2026-08-03T07:42:45Z

Split the single table into Modern languages and Historical languages sections (operator request); Era column kept only where it still distinguishes (Ancient vs Medieval)

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-This list of languages catalogues the attested languages of the world, living and extinct, with the family, era, and principal region of each. The world's languages belong to five major [[:Category:Language families|language families]] — [[Herta-Olaic]], [[Njeshan]], [[Andusian]], [[Shung-Worrehan]], and [[Tacchoan]] — or stand outside them as [[:Category:Language isolates|language isolates]]. Reconstructed proto-languages, such as Proto-Herta-Olaic, are described in the articles on their families and are not listed separately.
+This list of languages catalogues the attested languages of the world, living and extinct, with the family, era, and principal region of each. The world's languages belong to five major [[:Category:Language families|language families]] — [[Herta-Olaic]], [[Njeshan]], [[Andusian]], [[Shung-Worrehan]], and [[Tacchoan]] — or stand outside them as [[:Category:Language isolates|language isolates]]. Modern languages, still spoken today, are listed separately from historical languages of earlier eras, several of which are the direct ancestors of modern languages. Reconstructed proto-languages, such as Proto-Herta-Olaic, are described in the articles on their families and are not listed separately.
 {| class="wikitable sortable"
 ! Language !! Native name !! Family !! Era !! Region !! Code !! class="unsortable" | Notes
 |-
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 |-
 | [[High Nichana language|High Nichana]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Nichana language|Nichana]].
 |-
 | [[Otjesi language|Otjesi]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Lonish language|Lonish]].
 |-
 | [[Pises language|Pises]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Pjany language|Pjany]].
 |}
 [[Category:Languages| ]]

Thiorosan: New list article: the attested languages with family, era, region, and code — the hand-curated successor to the overview Category:Languages lost with Cargo's retirement

2026-07-30T14:13:12Z

New list article: the attested languages with family, era, region, and code — the hand-curated successor to the overview Category:Languages lost with Cargo's retirement

New page

This list of languages catalogues the attested languages of the world, living and extinct, with the family, era, and principal region of each. The world's languages belong to five major [[:Category:Language families|language families]] — [[Herta-Olaic]], [[Njeshan]], [[Andusian]], [[Shung-Worrehan]], and [[Tacchoan]] — or stand outside them as [[:Category:Language isolates|language isolates]]. Reconstructed proto-languages, such as Proto-Herta-Olaic, are described in the articles on their families and are not listed separately.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Attested languages
! Language !! Native name !! Family !! Era !! Region !! Code !! class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| [[Ancient Hertic language|Ancient Hertic]] || ''Χερτεχι'' || [[Herta-Olaic]] || Ancient || [[Hertia]] || YAQ-HE || Spoken on the eastern inland sea of [[Ignusia]], in a region often described as the cradle of civilization.
|-
| [[Gaillean language|Gaillean]] || ''Ghaellea'' || [[Herta-Olaic]] || Ancient || — || YAQ-GA || Source language of scientific binomials, the standard register for natural-science naming.
|-
| [[High Nichana language|High Nichana]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Nichana language|Nichana]].
|-
| [[Lonish language|Lonish]] || ''Lôniêv'' || [[Njeshan]] || Modern || [[Betonia]] || YBS-LO || Descends from [[Otjesi language|Otjesi]].
|-
| [[Nichana language|Nichana]] || ''Nehchánh'' || [[Njeshan]] || Modern || Northwestern [[Ignusia]] || YBS-NI || Descends from [[High Nichana language|High Nichana]].
|-
| [[Otjesi language|Otjesi]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Lonish language|Lonish]].
|-
| [[Pises language|Pises]] || — || [[Njeshan]] || Medieval || — || — || Ancestor of [[Pjany language|Pjany]].
|-
| [[Pjany language|Pjany]] || ''Peanei'' || [[Njeshan]] || Modern || Southwestern [[Ignusia]] || YBS-PJ || Descends from [[Pises language|Pises]].
|-
| [[Uu language|Uu]] || ''Uu-Co'' || [[Njeshan]] || Modern || Northwestern [[Ignusia]] || YBS-UU || Little changed since its medieval form.
|-
| [[English language|English]] || — || Language isolate || Modern || [[Engil]] || YXS-EN, YXS-NE || Spoken in two forms, Traditional English and New English.
|}

[[Category:Languages| ]]