Language (Otan)

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There are several languages spoken on the Otani continent.

Ancient Languages

These are languages presumably written and spoken before the Great Erasure.

Old Ælfish language

The Old Ælfish language, when not referred to in modern Ælfish language words and phrases is most readily found mingled with magical texts or those presumed to have existed before the Great Erasure.

Old Otani language

The roots of many common words come from the Old Otani language.


Modern Languages

Otani language

The Otani language language, sometimes referred to as the "common tongue" is spoken by humans and non-humans alike throughout the continent of Otan.

Ælfish language

Spoken primarily by Ælfes and wizards, the Ælfish language usage is most common in the countries of Ælfgarade and Ælfwode.

Aydahar language

Spoken by those possessing Aydahari (draconic) blood; the Aydahar, the Ungir and of course, Dragons.

Dweorgen language

Spoken by the Dweorges, particularly those of the League of Dweorgen Miners.

Garis language

Spoken nearly exclusively by the Garis people in the Triumvirate of Garis, the Garis language is divided into three distinct dialects based on the region of the country it is spoken.

Grendel language

The Grendel language is spoken by the Grendel primarily in Omirqatal. It is not uncommon for Kuulik or Ungir to speak the language due to their penchant to trade with one another.

Hellspawn language

The Hellspawn language is rarely spoken on Otan outside of the country of Shuwalu where Hellspawn can be found in great numbers. The language seems to have originated from before the Great Erasure, however and is spoken by creatures associated with the underworld including devils, demons and the like.

Kuulik language

The Kuulik language is similar to the Grendel language though with far fewer words to describe war and combat and a vast vocabulary to describe points of deals, contracts, trades or any type of monetary exchange.

Sweardælf language

Spoken by the Sweardælf people of Kiskentay.