Languages of the Western Continents

A brief catalog of the languages of the world.

• Doman, spoken in Doma, Adassus, and neighboring regions
  • Mezzi, which is linguistically a dialect of Doman but notable for its use of the Urek alphabet rather than the Doman glyphs to write the language
  • Ma-Abi, virtually identical to the Mezzi dialect but written with Doman glyphs
• Gamaal
  • Nawabe
  • Typori
  • Wurdoni
    • Bowok
  • Maal, spoken by both the Maal and the Dalgar
• Old Mena, still used as a language of academic interchange by scholars and in the arcane arts
  • Modern Vernacular Mena has two related dialects:
    • Mehna
    • Oppa
  • Urek, distantly descended from Old Mena but virtually independent of modern vernacular Mena
    • Modern Urek (Saffa, Esmi, Moru Kel)
    • Burkhdyn (Iswari)
      • Lowspeak (Goliaths/Orcs/Utama)
• Mul
  • Northern Mul
    • Akkur Mons, spoken by the dwarves and orcs of that mountain range
    • Izan, spoken by the dwarves of the Iza Mula
  • Burkhdyn Dwarvish, divergent from Akkur Mons but somewhat mutually intelligible
• Tradespeak, a pidgin spoken by traders and sailors across the lands
  • Tarshan, seems derived from Tradespeak
• Isolated languages
  • Mahksi
  • Seta
• Araphelian languages
  • Goeyan, the mother tongue of the elvenkind. Two major regions have their own dialects:
    • Quayshi
    • Tariman
  • High Araphelian, the language of the celestials
  • Low Araphelian, spoken by the fey, sylvan creatures, and many in the Haze
  • Kai-Lolthia, spoken by the elves of the Haze and deep elves
  • Tophet, the diabolical language of that plane
  • Abbadon, the guttural language of demons