Herta-Olaic: Difference between revisions
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| [[Middle Airananwe language|Middle Airananwe]] || '' | | [[Middle Airananwe language|Middle Airananwe]] || ''Hayraanye'' || Medieval | ||
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| Skennic || ''Sgeeni'' || Ancient | | Skennic || ''Sgeeni'' || Ancient | ||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 26 August 2026
Herta-Olaic
Classification
Proto-language
Proto-Herta-Olaic (reconstructed)
Reach
Widespread (colonial)
Herta-Olaic is one of the world's five major language families, native to the south of Ignusia and the north of Andusia. Its attested members include the ancient Ancient Hertic and Gaillean languages, and Proto-Herta-Olaic has been reconstructed.
Branches
The family takes its name from its two largest branches, the Hertia branch and the Olay branch. The Ancient Hertic language belongs to the Hertia branch. Herta-Olaic also comprises several smaller branches; the Gaillean language belongs to one of these rather than to either principal branch.
Members
| Language | Native name | Era |
|---|---|---|
| Airananwe | Airánanue | Modern |
| Ancient Hertic | Χερτεχι | Ancient |
| Gaillean | Ghaellea | Ancient |
| High Gaillean | Gwalea | Medieval |
| Middle Airananwe | Hayraanye | Medieval |
| Skennic | Sgeeni | Ancient |
Colonial distribution
Herta-Olaic languages were carried abroad in waves of colonial expansion, coming to dominate nearly the entirety of Sihia and to occupy large parts of Lovvocia in the New World.