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{{Languages Infobox | {{Languages Infobox | ||
|Name= | |Name=Faeh | ||
|Spoken By= | |Spoken By=Denyen | ||
|Region= | |Region=Goingieng | ||
|Status=Living | |Status=Living | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Languages Sections | {{Languages Sections | ||
|Introduction=''' | |Introduction='''Faeh''' is the language of the [[Denyen]], the warden race of [[Pavkanai]], in [[Goingieng]], the realm of imagination and dreams. The spirits of imagination speak it alongside [[Tivayi]]. | ||
|Etymology= | |Etymology=Faeh means language in Faeh. | ||
|History= | |History=Faehis thought to be as old as the Denyen themselves, whom Pavkanai formed after the [[Great Erosion]], once the [[Dawn Wars]] had begun. | ||
|Distribution= | |Distribution=Faehis spoken in Goingieng. It is not known ever to have been spoken in [[Dalel]]. | ||
|Phonology= | |Phonology=Faehwords are built from short syllables, each carrying a tone. The tone is written with a final letter, ''z'', ''j'', ''x'', ''q'' or ''h'', as in ''saengzvienz'' and ''homhuengj''. Names taken from Faeh often drop these letters, as in ''Denyen'' and ''Goingieng''. | ||
|See Also=* [[ | |See Also=* [[Denyen]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Goingieng]] | ||
* [[Pavkanai]] | * [[Pavkanai]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 16 October 2026
| Faeh | |
|---|---|
| Spoken By | Denyen |
| Region(s) | Goingieng |
| Status | Living |
Introduction
Faeh is the language of the Denyen, the warden race of Pavkanai, in Goingieng, the realm of imagination and dreams. The spirits of imagination speak it alongside Tivayi.
Etymology
Faeh means language in Faeh.
History
Faehis thought to be as old as the Denyen themselves, whom Pavkanai formed after the Great Erosion, once the Dawn Wars had begun.
Distribution
Faehis spoken in Goingieng. It is not known ever to have been spoken in Dalel.
Phonology
Faehwords are built from short syllables, each carrying a tone. The tone is written with a final letter, z, j, x, q or h, as in saengzvienz and homhuengj. Names taken from Faeh often drop these letters, as in Denyen and Goingieng.
See Also