Terranilian language

Terranilian
Teraníles
Native to	Terranihil Greater Sacramento
Ethnicity	Terranilian
Native speakers	55.9 million (2018)
Language family
Early forms	Proto-Terranilian-Azumanakan † Proto-Terranilian † Old Terranilian †
Standard forms	Terranilian Standard
Dialects	Eastern Terranilian Central Terranilian Western Terranilian
Writing system	Iberic Script Arabic Script
Official status
Official language in	Terranihil Greater Sacramento
Language codes
ISO 639-1	Tn
ISO 639-2	Tnl
ISO 639-3	Tnl

Part of a series on
Shazaqanic languages
Languages List of Shazaqanic languages Historical Anglic Aversentian Ayreoshubic Azumanakan-Shazaqanic Terranilian Extinct Reconstructed Proto-Shazaqanic Proto-Ayreoshubic-Creeperian Proto-Terranilian-Azumanakan Proto-Ayreoshubic Proto-Aversetian-Creeperian Proto-Azumanakan-Shazaqanic Proto-Terranilic
Philology Bible
Origins Proto-Shazaqanites Society Religion Mainstream Shazaqanic migrations Alternative and fringe
Peoples and societies Anglics Groffenords Lyoans Malgans Morovans Aversentians Eminopleans Gandorians Xussmans Ayreoshubes Andaluzians Creeperans Quebecshirites Rakeoians Willdavisians Ziqarites Azumanakans & Shazaqanites Azumanakans Shazaqanites Terranilians Póniepans Terranilians
Religion and mythology Reconstructed Proto-Shazaqanic religion Ancient Terranilian religion Historical Ayreoshubic paganism

Terranilian (standard: Teraníles) is one of the two Terranilian languages belonging to the Terranilian-Azumanakan branch of the Shazaqanic languages. It is the official language of Terranihil. It uses the Iberic script. The three main dialects of Terranilian are Western, Central, and Eastern. Terranilians living in northern Greater Sacramento have also developed an accent.

History

Origin and evolution

Proto-Terranilian diverged from Proto-Terranilian-Azumanakan language in around 1000 BCE, which had diverged from Proto-Shazaqanic around 2000 BCE. Proto-Terranilian formed the basis for all of the languages in the Terranilian language family. Old Terranilian and Old Póniepan diverged from Proto-Terranilian around 200 BCE. The period of the language classified as Middle Terranilian is from 600 to 1500 CE. From 1500 onward was the Terranilian language's modern phase.

Terranilian's vocabulary has been influenced by neighboring languages, mainly Shazaqanic and Azumanakan, but also Anglic.

Dialects

А /a/	Á /aː/	В /b/	C /x/	D /d/	Е /e/	É /eː/	F /f/	G /g/	H /h/
I /i/	Í /iː/	J /y/	K /k/	L /l/	M /m/	N /n/	O /ə/	Ó /əː/	P /p/
R /ɾ/	S /s/	Š /ts/	T /t/	U /u/	Ú /uː/	V /v/	Z /z/	Ž /ʃ/	' /ʔ/