Meranian languages

The Meranian languages are a language family native to most of Meran, and possibly elsewhere? The Meranian language family is divided into several branches or sub-families, including Ottelic, Sukatic and Thyo-Merinese, all of which contain present-day living languages, as well as two major extinct branches, Byrakan and MAYBE ANOTHER ONE.

The five most spoken languages in the family are: Qymish, Holarian, Prugundian, Thyonese and Merinese.

Distribution

Branches

Byrakan

Main article: Byrakan language

Ottelic

Main article: Ottelic languages

Sukatic

Main article: Sukatic languages

Thyo-Merinese

Main article: Thyo-Merinese languages

Homeland

Main article: Meranian homeland

Vocabulary comparison

Numerals

Numerals from various Meranian languages

Meaning		Ottelian (Ottelic)	Qymish (Sukatic)	Thyonese (Thyo-Merinese)	Prugundian (Ottelic)
One	m.	𐐈𐐿𐐩, Akë	Ⰰⱇ, Af	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Two	m.	𐐀𐐿𐐩, Ikë	Ⰱⱁ, Bo	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Three	m.	𐐚𐑎, Vẽ	Ⰲⰺ, Vy	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Four	m.	𐐤𐐫, Nõ	Ⰳⰷ, Gẽ	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Five	m.	𐐠𐐰𐑍𐐩, Zhañë	Ⰴⱆⱒ, Duq	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Six	m.	𐐞𐐯𐐸, Zerh	Ⰵⱋ, Esh	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Seven	m.	𐐑𐐰𐐽, Pach	Ⰶⱖⱂ, Zhüp	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Eight	m.	𐐝𐑋𐐳𐑏, Smüc	Ⰷⰸ, Ẽz	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Nine	m.	𐐋𐐹𐐩, Üpë	Ⰸⱛⱅ, Zãt	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD
Ten	m.	𐐆𐐿𐑎, Ykẽ	Ⰺⰾⰽ, Ylk	TBD	TBD
	f.			TBD	TBD