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It is the same as the real-world [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language English] language (aside from the name). The word "Maelan" comes from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_English Old English] word mælan ("to speak").
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'''Maelan''' is a language created by the [[Lore:Man|Men]] of [[Lore:Jevreth|Jevreth]].
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
In 416 MA, the language of Maelan is created in [[Lore:Althas|Althas]] (although it is quite different from what it will become).
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Around 416 MA, the language of Maelan begins to overtake [[Lore:Noralar|Noralar]] as the language of the [[Lore:Althas|Althas]] people.  Maelan is considered less complicated than Noralar and thus draws the more common people to its use.
  
By 515 MA, the Maelan language has evolved from its inception nearly 100 year prior. The more common, modern version of the language comes known as Maelan. The former, older version of the language becomes known as [[Lore:Old Maelan|Old Maelan]].
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By 515 MA, the Maelan language has evolved from its inception nearly 100 year prior. The more common, modern version of the language becomes known as Maelan. The precursor version of the language becomes known as [[Lore:Old Maelan|Old Maelan]].
  
After the War of Calamities (1076 MA and onwards), the survivors of the fallen Anointed kingdoms (their lands become what is called "The Feralands") diminish in their usage of [[Lore:Noralar|Noralar]] and Old Maelan (not only as spoken tongues, but also as naming conventions). Thus Maelean becomes the common naming convention for those in The Feralands.
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After the War of Calamities (1076 MA and onwards), the survivors of the fallen Anointed kingdoms (their lands having become what is called "The Feralands") diminish in their usage of Noralar and Old Maelan (not only as spoken tongues, but also as naming conventions). Thus Maelean becomes the common naming convention for those in The Feralands.
  
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==About Maelan==
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Maelan is based on the real-world [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language English] language. The word "Maelan" comes from the Old English word mælan ("to speak").
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Latest revision as of 23:25, 7 September 2016

Maelan is a language created by the Men of Jevreth.

History

Around 416 MA, the language of Maelan begins to overtake Noralar as the language of the Althas people. Maelan is considered less complicated than Noralar and thus draws the more common people to its use.

By 515 MA, the Maelan language has evolved from its inception nearly 100 year prior. The more common, modern version of the language becomes known as Maelan. The precursor version of the language becomes known as Old Maelan.

After the War of Calamities (1076 MA and onwards), the survivors of the fallen Anointed kingdoms (their lands having become what is called "The Feralands") diminish in their usage of Noralar and Old Maelan (not only as spoken tongues, but also as naming conventions). Thus Maelean becomes the common naming convention for those in The Feralands.

About Maelan

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Unrelated to Lore: The following is information that is unrelated to Althas lore.

Maelan is based on the real-world English language. The word "Maelan" comes from the Old English word mælan ("to speak").

It is the same as the real-world English language (aside from the name). The word "Maelan" comes from the Old English word mælan ("to speak").

History

In 416 MA, the language of Maelan is created in Althas (although it is quite different from what it will become).

By 515 MA, the Maelan language has evolved from its inception nearly 100 year prior. The more common, modern version of the language comes known as Maelan. The former, older version of the language becomes known as Old Maelan.

After the War of Calamities (1076 MA and onwards), the survivors of the fallen Anointed kingdoms (their lands become what is called "The Feralands") diminish in their usage of Noralar and Old Maelan (not only as spoken tongues, but also as naming conventions). Thus Maelean becomes the common naming convention for those in The Feralands.