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Dwarftongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Rukhic'' {{lang|Dwarftongue|ˈrukɪk|ˈrukɪk|of the Rukh}} gets its name from the species that created the language. It is inspired by ancient Egyptian. | Dwarftongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Rukhic'' {{lang|Dwarftongue|ˈrukɪk|ˈrukɪk|of the Rukh}}, gets its name from the species that created the language. It is inspired by ancient Egyptian. | ||
=History= | =History= | ||
Revision as of 19:51, 9 June 2025
Template:Breadcrumb Dwarftongue
Overview
Dwarftongue (Enchiridian), also Rukhic (Dwarftongue ˈrukɪk for of the Rukh), gets its name from the species that created the language. It is inspired by ancient Egyptian.
History
Dwarftongue was used by the Dwarves throughout the first half of the Shattered Age, until they disappeared in The Entombment. It is still spoken by the Dwarves that awoken in the Dawn Age.
Dwarftongue is related to and a predecessor of Vasharan, which the Dwarftongue cultural language drifted into after the Dwarves disappeared.