Creeperian language

Creeperian
Ծրեեպերիանո, Creeperiano
Pronunciation	[kɾe.pe.ɾiˈa.no]
Native to	Creeperopolis
Ethnicity	Creeperans
Native speakers	~589.5 million (2020)
Language family	Ecro-Avansertian Ayreoshubic Southern Ayreoshubic
Early forms	Old Creeperian Early Modern Creeperian
Standard forms	Creeperian Standard
Writing system	Creeperian, Iberic
Official status
Official language in	Creeperopolis El Salvador Sequoyah State of the Church
Recognised minority language in	Lurjize Rakeo
Regulated by	Imperial Academy of the Creeperian Language
Language codes
ISO 639-3	cr

Creeperian (Ծրեեպերիանո / Creeperiano) is a Southern Ayreoshubic language of the Ecro-Avansertian language family. Creeperian evolved from the Romanyan Iberic language and was influenced by the Old Creeperian language, the Arabic language, and the Deltinian language. Since 2020, the Creeperian government has promoted the replacement of the Iberic script with the Creeperian script which initially fell out of use in the 600s and 700s.

Alphabet

In Creeperopolis, Spanish uses the Iberic script and the Creeperian script.

Ա ա A a

Ը ը Á á

Բ բ B b

Ծ ծ C c

Ճ ճ CH ch

Դ դ D d

Ե ե E e

Է է É é

Ֆ ֆ F f

Գ գ G g

Հ հ H h

Ի ի I i

Ձ ձ Í í

Ջ ջ J j

Կ կ K k

Լ լ L l

Ժ ժ LL ll

Մ մ M m

Ն ն N n

Թ թ Ñ ñ

Ո ո O o

Օ օ Ó ó

Պ պ P p

Ք ք Q q

Ր ր R r

Ս ս S s

Տ տ T t

Փ փ U u

Ղ ղ Ú ú

Շ շ Ü ü

Վ վ V v

Ւ ւ W w

Խ խ X x

Յ յ Y y

Զ զ Z z

See also

• Languages of Terraconserva