Old Tongue

The Old Tongue was the language spoken by the Old Folk, the first humans to populate the continent of Nuimucand. From the 6th, 5th and 4th centuries (BGC) onwards, it was slowly replaced by the Standard Tongue, introduced by those we now call Lihanni. Most words were lost in time, except for a few. Some examples include:

Ed - city

Dyel - overlooking, watching, standing vigil

Baran - river, brook

Bajalm - temple

Vyedl - holy

Zamjan - forest