Þunan Qumreá - Revision history

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	{{Trans/item\|Arodjun\| ''Tunnan Qlumrejaa'' {{ipa\|[ˈtu.nːan qˡum.reˈja]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Arodjun\| ''Tunnan Qlumrejaa'' {{ipa\|[ˈtu.nːan qˡum.reˈja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Áwaric\|~~{{script\|script=nahan\|t=Sónan Cómria}}~~ ''Sónan Cómria'' {{ipa\|[su.nan kum.ʀja]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Áwaric\|''Sónan Cómria'' {{ipa\|[su.nan kum.ʀja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|East Narkevin\|''Fwënan Këmyeha'' {{ipa\|/ɸwəˈnan ˈkəm.ɣe.xa/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|East Narkevin\|''Fwënan Këmyeha'' {{ipa\|/ɸwəˈnan ˈkəm.ɣe.xa/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|German\|''Sunan'' {{ipa\|/suː.nän/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|German\|''Sunan'' {{ipa\|/suː.nän/}}}}
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	{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\|~~an-tónancómlhiha~~}} ''~~an·Tónancómlhiah~~'' {{ipa\|[ãtũnãqumʎjaː]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\|}} ''an·tónancómlhiah'' {{ipa\|[ãtũnãqumʎjaː]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Occitan\|''Tonan Comrià'' {{ipa\|[tuˈnaⁿ kumˈɾja]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Occitan\|''Tonan Comrià'' {{ipa\|[tuˈnaⁿ kumˈɾja]}}}}

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Muweweśáj

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	Excluding Þunan Ŋáce itself, Muweweśáj (IPA: /ⁿbuβ̞ʷɪβ̞ʷɪʃäːj/ has been the most developed province in Þunan Qumreá, although it has been a distant second. It could be accessed by means of the western bridge across the tree island, and was mostly composed of sparse jungle, getting denser towards the border with Mosas ([[Tanzang]]). Muweweśáj, by its name and buildings, was associated with Miŋe, Goddess of the Sun. Settlement on Muweweśáj was concentrated around the origin of its name, the burnt house, which had been the oldest structure in Þunan Qumreá until the discovery of Ŋájaþáw in the colonies.		Excluding Þunan Ŋáce itself, Muweweśáj (IPA: /ⁿbuβ̞ʷɪβ̞ʷɪʃäːj/ has been the most developed province in Þunan Qumreá, although it has been a distant second. It could be accessed by means of the western bridge across the tree island, and was mostly composed of sparse jungle, getting denser towards the border with Mosas ([[Tanzang]]). Muweweśáj, by its name and buildings, was associated with Miŋe, Goddess of the Sun. Settlement on Muweweśáj was concentrated around the origin of its name, the burnt house, which had been the oldest structure in Þunan Qumreá until the discovery of Ŋájaþáw in the colonies.

	Around this structure, the village of Fájaþáw (Sx: Æscetoun) was founded. It was unique for its combination of Śácamþaśá and Saxish architecture, featuring the doorless cilinders made of deepslate and calcite Śácamþań prefer to live in, as well as a magnificent temple to the Sun. The temple to the sun features the symbol mu, representing the god and the word ‘burn’, in solid gold. This gold had been the target of the thieves (see Diplomacy: Þunan Qumreá heist for more information). Next to this was a Charlottist church, built entirely in Saxish form. In addition, Fájaþáw featured the only surface nether portal in Þunan Qumreá, as the portal in Þunan Ŋáce had been demolished due to it interfering with the gold farm portal on Śyjeń.		Around this structure, the village of [[Ashton\|Fájaþáw]] (Sx: Æscetoun) was founded. It was unique for its combination of Śácamþaśá and Saxish architecture, featuring the doorless cilinders made of deepslate and calcite Śácamþań prefer to live in, as well as a magnificent temple to the Sun. The temple to the sun features the symbol mu, representing the god and the word ‘burn’, in solid gold. This gold had been the target of the thieves (see Diplomacy: Þunan Qumreá heist for more information). Next to this was a Charlottist church, built entirely in Saxish form. In addition, Fájaþáw featured the only surface nether portal in Þunan Qumreá, as the portal in Þunan Ŋáce had been demolished due to it interfering with the gold farm portal on Śyjeń.

	Connecting Fájaþáw to Þunan Ŋáce and all the way to the border with Mosas and the canal at Ájásiq was the Fájatiw (Sx: Æsceweg), a road built entirely out of deepslate, in line with the ash and fire aesthetic of the province. This road also crossed through parts of the territory of [[Pais Transanguino Ranitino]], and a fort had been constructed on the southern border to ensure both the road and river remain open to ÞQ‘s traffic. Both Mosas and PTR have added dirt paths connecting their population centres to this road. At the Mosas border, a border crossing had been created. Since Þunan Qumreá did not recognise PTR‘s sovereignty, it had not done so on the other side.		Connecting Fájaþáw to Þunan Ŋáce and all the way to the border with Mosas and the canal at Ájásiq was the Fájatiw (Sx: Æsceweg), a road built entirely out of deepslate, in line with the ash and fire aesthetic of the province. This road also crossed through parts of the territory of [[Pais Transanguino Ranitino]], and a fort had been constructed on the southern border to ensure both the road and river remain open to ÞQ‘s traffic. Both Mosas and PTR have added dirt paths connecting their population centres to this road. At the Mosas border, a border crossing had been created. Since Þunan Qumreá did not recognise PTR‘s sovereignty, it had not done so on the other side.

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Names in other languages

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	{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\|an-tónancómlhiha}} ''an·Tónancómlhiah'' {{ipa\|[ãtũnãqumʎjaː]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Occitan\|''Tonan Comrià'' {{ipa\|[tuˈnaⁿ kumˈɾja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Funan Qumrea'' {{ipa\|/fuˈnan ˈqum.ʁɛ.a/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Funan Qumrea'' {{ipa\|/fuˈnan ˈqum.ʁɛ.a/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Regnate Latin\|THVNANCVMBRIA {{Ipa\|/tʰʊnɐŋˈkʰʊmbriɐ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Regnate Latin\|THVNANCVMBRIA {{Ipa\|/tʰʊnɐŋˈkʰʊmbriɐ/}}}}

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	\|languages=[[Śácamþaśá]], (in Saqár and Ájáár) [[Saxish]]		\|languages=[[Śácamþaśá]], (in Saqár and Ájáár) [[Saxish]]
	\|ruler=[[~~Śilja~~]]		\|ruler=[[Śiłja]]
	\|ruler-title=Rijyc		\|ruler-title=Rijyc
	\|government=Reá, Plutocracy		\|government=Reá, Plutocracy

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	\|ruler=[[~~Hilja~~]]		\|ruler=[[Śilja]]
	\|ruler-title=Rijyc		\|ruler-title=Rijyc
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	[[File:ÞQ founding sign.png\|thumb\|left\|The signs commemorating ÞŊ‘s founding still remain inside the lighthouse on their original grass blocks.]]		[[File:ÞQ founding sign.png\|thumb\|left\|The signs commemorating ÞŊ‘s founding still remain inside the lighthouse on their original grass blocks.]]

	On the 27th of december, 2023, Hilja mentioned in the minecraft channel „Maybe I will join the server for all of 2 days before getting bored again”. She did not get bored after 2 days. The next day, she noted a spot on the map that seemed interesting, and joined the server. She walked through the heavily forested Byrtsanšaland towards the river basin that would later be known as Þunan Qumreá. She had initially set her sights on Miŋeń Náf, internationally known as the Þeku Āka, the lake west of what is now Nāroňpār. As she reached a small island on Þunan Náf however, the sun began to set and she was attacked by several drowned. After defeating them, she marked her victory with two signs. Thus Þunan Ŋáce was founded, on the 28th of december 2023, at 20:12 CET.		On the 27th of december, 2023, [[Hilja]] mentioned in the minecraft channel „Maybe I will join the server for all of 2 days before getting bored again”. She did not get bored after 2 days. The next day, she noted a spot on the map that seemed interesting, and joined the server. She walked through the heavily forested Byrtsanšaland towards the river basin that would later be known as Þunan Qumreá. She had initially set her sights on Miŋeń Náf, internationally known as the Þeku Āka, the lake west of what is now Nāroňpār. As she reached a small island on Þunan Náf however, the sun began to set and she was attacked by several drowned. After defeating them, she marked her victory with two signs. Thus Þunan Ŋáce was founded, on the 28th of december 2023, at 20:12 CET.

	The first landmark she noticed near the lake was a dirt hill with very square sides on coastal Śyjeń. It now houses the temple to the Earth.		The first landmark she noticed near the lake was a dirt hill with very square sides on coastal Śyjeń. It now houses the temple to the Earth.
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	=== Initial developments ===		=== Initial developments ===

	On the 2nd of January, 2024, Þunan Qumreá (then Þunan Ŋáce) became a founding member of the United Ŋations. On the 5th, Þunan Ŋáce was connected to Marcyland via the new Cenrail® Subway™ (Sen-Náþnatiw in Śácamþaśá). By the 15th, the main structure of Þunan Ŋáce had been finished, and the immense effort of gathering all the redstone, quartz and glowstone to build the rotating light began. On the 25th of January, Hilja announced that ÞUNAN ŊÁCE SHINES, as the rotating light was fully functional. It was only after this that other construction projects in Þunan Qumreá could begin in earnest.		On the 2nd of January, 2024, Þunan Qumreá (then Þunan Ŋáce) became a founding member of the United Ŋations. On the 5th, Þunan Ŋáce was connected to Marcyland via the new Cenrail® Subway™ (Sen-Náþnatiw {{Script\|script=thl\|t=wtinAzno nsI}} in Śácamþaśá). By the 15th, the main structure of Þunan Ŋáce had been finished, and the immense effort of gathering all the redstone, quartz and glowstone to build the rotating light began. On the 25th of January, Hilja announced that ÞUNAN ŊÁCE SHINES, as the rotating light was fully functional. It was only after this that other construction projects in Þunan Qumreá could begin in earnest.
	[[File:Lighthouse-shot.png\|thumb\|One of the first pictures of the lighthouse after completion, taken at night from Śyjeń. The square dirt hill can be seen on the left.]]		[[File:Lighthouse-shot.png\|thumb\|One of the first pictures of the lighthouse after completion, taken at night from Śyjeń. The square dirt hill can be seen on the left.]]

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	On 25 May 2025 the ŋation was dissolved, with its will "for its land to go to new nations".<ref>https://discord.com/channels/697450809390268467/767569743229747220/1376274023784120401</ref>		On 25 May 2025 the ŋation was dissolved, with its will "for its land to go to new nations".<ref>https://discord.com/channels/697450809390268467/767569743229747220/1376274023784120401</ref>

	As of 31 October 2025, it has been divided amongst both new and formerly neighboring nations. [[Þunan Ŋáce]] is now owned jointly by the [[Thasusan Union]] and [[UŊESCO]], the former having plans to use it as headquarters. [[Xarslasja]] has claimed Fáwupinu and Muweweśáj entirely, while Ájásiq is split between it and the new nation of [[Patra]]. [[Nāroňpār]] now owns all of Saxland, Ájáár, and some parts of [[Fishland]], while the budding [[Keltechra]] took the former core of Fishland. [[Birchill]] was claimed by [[Stej Ven]], it being [[viklo]]'s original base, and [[Ŋájaþáw]] was turned into part of the [[Old Kingdom]] due to drama. Much of [[Miŋejácár]] remains unclaimed.		As of 31 October 2025, it has been divided amongst both new and formerly neighboring nations. [[Þunan Ŋáce]] is now owned jointly by the [[Thasusan Union]] and [[UŊESCO]], the former having plans to use it as headquarters. Śyjeń is split between the aforementioned TU site and [[Myžariky]]. [[Xarslasja]] has claimed Fáwupinu and Muweweśáj entirely, while Ájásiq is split between it and the new nation of [[Patra]]. [[Nāroňpār]] now owns all of Saxland, Ájáár, and some parts of [[Fishland]], while the budding [[Keltechra]] took the former core of Fishland. [[Birchill]] was claimed by [[Stej Ven]], it being [[viklo]]'s original base, and [[Ŋájaþáw]] was turned into part of the [[Old Kingdom]] due to drama. Much of [[Miŋejácár]] remains unclaimed.

	The de facto successors of Þunan Qumreá are [[Maraśa]], [[Jotlond]], and [[Patra]].		The de facto successors of Þunan Qumreá are [[Maraśa]], [[Jotlond]], and [[Patra]].

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	On the 27th, an xp farm was built in the basement of the lighthouse, around a zombie spawner. The basement has extensive cave networks, which Hilja found while mining out large amounts of deepslate and stone for the construction of the lighthouse. On the 29th, the Cenrail® Subway™ was extended south towards Yuɱa, featuring the Scenic Lake Rail™, a glass tunnel which Hilja built underneath Þunan Náf. On the 5th of February, the name Þunan Qumreá was officially adopted, replacing ‘Þunan Ŋáce’ and ‘Hilja‘s realm’ as official names.		On the 27th, an xp farm was built in the basement of the lighthouse, around a zombie spawner. The basement has extensive cave networks, which Hilja found while mining out large amounts of deepslate and stone for the construction of the lighthouse. On the 29th, the Cenrail® Subway™ was extended south towards Yuɱa, featuring the Scenic Lake Rail™, a glass tunnel which Hilja built underneath Þunan Náf. On the 5th of February, the name Þunan Qumreá was officially adopted, replacing ‘Þunan Ŋáce’ and ‘Hilja‘s realm’ as official names.

	=== Dissolution ===		=== Dissolution and successors ===
	On 25 May 2025 the ŋation was dissolved, with its will "for its land to go to new nations".<ref>https://discord.com/channels/697450809390268467/767569743229747220/1376274023784120401</ref> As of 14 September 2025, parts of it have been claimed by [[Nāroňpār]] and [[Keltechra]], while [[Birchill]] was claimed by [[Stej Ven]] and [[Ŋájaþáw]] was turned into part of the [[Old Kingdom]] due to drama, but Þunan Ŋace remains unclaimed.		On 25 May 2025 the ŋation was dissolved, with its will "for its land to go to new nations".<ref>https://discord.com/channels/697450809390268467/767569743229747220/1376274023784120401</ref>

	The de facto successors of Þunan ~~Qumrea~~ are [[Maraśa]] and [[~~Jotlond~~]].		As of 31 October 2025, it has been divided amongst both new and formerly neighboring nations. [[Þunan Ŋáce]] is now owned jointly by the [[Thasusan Union]] and [[UŊESCO]], the former having plans to use it as headquarters. [[Xarslasja]] has claimed Fáwupinu and Muweweśáj entirely, while Ájásiq is split between it and the new nation of [[Patra]]. [[Nāroňpār]] now owns all of Saxland, Ájáár, and some parts of [[Fishland]], while the budding [[Keltechra]] took the former core of Fishland. [[Birchill]] was claimed by [[Stej Ven]], it being [[viklo]]'s original base, and [[Ŋájaþáw]] was turned into part of the [[Old Kingdom]] due to drama. Much of [[Miŋejácár]] remains unclaimed.

			The de facto successors of Þunan Qumreá are [[Maraśa]], [[Jotlond]], and [[Patra]].

	== Flora & Fauna ==		== Flora & Fauna ==

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	Around this structure, the village of Fájaþáw (Sx: Æscetoun) was founded. It was unique for its combination of Śácamþaśá and Saxish architecture, featuring the doorless cilinders made of deepslate and calcite Śácamþań prefer to live in, as well as a magnificent temple to the Sun. The temple to the sun features the symbol mu, representing the god and the word ‘burn’, in solid gold. This gold had been the target of the thieves (see Diplomacy: Þunan Qumreá heist for more information). Next to this was a Charlottist church, built entirely in Saxish form. In addition, Fájaþáw featured the only surface nether portal in Þunan Qumreá, as the portal in Þunan Ŋáce had been demolished due to it interfering with the gold farm portal on Śyjeń.		Around this structure, the village of Fájaþáw (Sx: Æscetoun) was founded. It was unique for its combination of Śácamþaśá and Saxish architecture, featuring the doorless cilinders made of deepslate and calcite Śácamþań prefer to live in, as well as a magnificent temple to the Sun. The temple to the sun features the symbol mu, representing the god and the word ‘burn’, in solid gold. This gold had been the target of the thieves (see Diplomacy: Þunan Qumreá heist for more information). Next to this was a Charlottist church, built entirely in Saxish form. In addition, Fájaþáw featured the only surface nether portal in Þunan Qumreá, as the portal in Þunan Ŋáce had been demolished due to it interfering with the gold farm portal on Śyjeń.

	Connecting Fájaþáw to Þunan Ŋáce and all the way to the border with ~~Moshas~~ and the canal at Ájásiq was the Fájatiw (Sx: Æsceweg), a road built entirely out of deepslate, in line with the ash and fire aesthetic of the province. This road also crossed through parts of the territory of [[Pais Transanguino Ranitino]], and a fort had been constructed on the southern border to ensure both the road and river remain open to ÞQ‘s traffic. Both ~~Moshas~~ and PTR have added dirt paths connecting their population centres to this road. At the ~~Moshas~~ border, a border crossing had been created. Since Þunan Qumreá did not recognise PTR‘s sovereignty, it had not done so on the other side.		Connecting Fájaþáw to Þunan Ŋáce and all the way to the border with Mosas and the canal at Ájásiq was the Fájatiw (Sx: Æsceweg), a road built entirely out of deepslate, in line with the ash and fire aesthetic of the province. This road also crossed through parts of the territory of [[Pais Transanguino Ranitino]], and a fort had been constructed on the southern border to ensure both the road and river remain open to ÞQ‘s traffic. Both Mosas and PTR have added dirt paths connecting their population centres to this road. At the Mosas border, a border crossing had been created. Since Þunan Qumreá did not recognise PTR‘s sovereignty, it had not done so on the other side.

	The Northeastern part of Muweweśáj, by the border with ~~Moshas~~, contained a deep ravine referred to as ‘the scar’ by locals.		The Northeastern part of Muweweśáj, by the border with Mosas, contained a deep ravine referred to as ‘the scar’ by locals.

	=== Ájásiq ===		=== Ájásiq ===

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	=== Muweweśáj ===		=== Muweweśáj ===
	Excluding Þunan Ŋáce itself, Muweweśáj (IPA: /ⁿbuβ̞ʷɪβ̞ʷɪʃäːj/ has been the most developed province in Þunan Qumreá, although it has been a distant second. It could be accessed by means of the western bridge across the tree island, and was mostly composed of sparse jungle, getting denser towards the border with ~~Moshas~~ ([[~~Tantsang~~]]). Muweweśáj, by its name and buildings, was associated with Miŋe, Goddess of the Sun. Settlement on Muweweśáj was concentrated around the origin of its name, the burnt house, which had been the oldest structure in Þunan Qumreá until the discovery of Ŋájaþáw in the colonies.		Excluding Þunan Ŋáce itself, Muweweśáj (IPA: /ⁿbuβ̞ʷɪβ̞ʷɪʃäːj/ has been the most developed province in Þunan Qumreá, although it has been a distant second. It could be accessed by means of the western bridge across the tree island, and was mostly composed of sparse jungle, getting denser towards the border with Mosas ([[Tanzang]]). Muweweśáj, by its name and buildings, was associated with Miŋe, Goddess of the Sun. Settlement on Muweweśáj was concentrated around the origin of its name, the burnt house, which had been the oldest structure in Þunan Qumreá until the discovery of Ŋájaþáw in the colonies.

	Around this structure, the village of Fájaþáw (Sx: Æscetoun) was founded. It was unique for its combination of Śácamþaśá and Saxish architecture, featuring the doorless cilinders made of deepslate and calcite Śácamþań prefer to live in, as well as a magnificent temple to the Sun. The temple to the sun features the symbol mu, representing the god and the word ‘burn’, in solid gold. This gold had been the target of the thieves (see Diplomacy: Þunan Qumreá heist for more information). Next to this was a Charlottist church, built entirely in Saxish form. In addition, Fájaþáw featured the only surface nether portal in Þunan Qumreá, as the portal in Þunan Ŋáce had been demolished due to it interfering with the gold farm portal on Śyjeń.		Around this structure, the village of Fájaþáw (Sx: Æscetoun) was founded. It was unique for its combination of Śácamþaśá and Saxish architecture, featuring the doorless cilinders made of deepslate and calcite Śácamþań prefer to live in, as well as a magnificent temple to the Sun. The temple to the sun features the symbol mu, representing the god and the word ‘burn’, in solid gold. This gold had been the target of the thieves (see Diplomacy: Þunan Qumreá heist for more information). Next to this was a Charlottist church, built entirely in Saxish form. In addition, Fájaþáw featured the only surface nether portal in Þunan Qumreá, as the portal in Þunan Ŋáce had been demolished due to it interfering with the gold farm portal on Śyjeń.

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	{{Trans/item\|Arodjun\| ''Tunnan Qlumrejaa'' {{ipa\|[ˈtu.nːan qˡum.reˈja]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Arodjun\| ''Tunnan Qlumrejaa'' {{ipa\|[ˈtu.nːan qˡum.reˈja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Áwaric\|~~{{script\|script=nahan\|t=Sónan Cómria}}~~ ''Sónan Cómria'' {{ipa\|[su.nan kum.ʀja]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Áwaric\|''Sónan Cómria'' {{ipa\|[su.nan kum.ʀja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|East Narkevin\|''Fwënan Këmyeha'' {{ipa\|/ɸwəˈnan ˈkəm.ɣe.xa/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|East Narkevin\|''Fwënan Këmyeha'' {{ipa\|/ɸwəˈnan ˈkəm.ɣe.xa/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|German\|''Sunan'' {{ipa\|/suː.nän/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|German\|''Sunan'' {{ipa\|/suː.nän/}}}}
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	{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\|~~an-tónancómlhiha~~}} ''~~an·Tónancómlhiah~~'' {{ipa\|[ãtũnãqumʎjaː]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\|}} ''an·tónancómlhiah'' {{ipa\|[ãtũnãqumʎjaː]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Occitan\|''Tonan Comrià'' {{ipa\|[tuˈnaⁿ kumˈɾja]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Occitan\|''Tonan Comrià'' {{ipa\|[tuˈnaⁿ kumˈɾja]}}}}

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	{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Mosici\|{{nahan\|an-tónancómlhiha}} ''an·Tónancómlhiah'' {{ipa\|[ãtũnãqumʎjaː]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Occitan\|''Tonan Comrià'' {{ipa\|[tuˈnaⁿ kumˈɾja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Funan Qumrea'' {{ipa\|/fuˈnan ˈqum.ʁɛ.a/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Old Narkevin\|''Funan Qumrea'' {{ipa\|/fuˈnan ˈqum.ʁɛ.a/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Regnate Latin\|THVNANCVMBRIA {{Ipa\|/tʰʊnɐŋˈkʰʊmbriɐ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Regnate Latin\|THVNANCVMBRIA {{Ipa\|/tʰʊnɐŋˈkʰʊmbriɐ/}}}}

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	{{trans/item\|Kilvanan\|Þunanqumrjanaƕat {{ipa\|/θunanqumrjanaɸat/}}}}		{{trans/item\|Kilvanan\|Þunanqumrjanaƕat {{ipa\|/θunanqumrjanaɸat/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Knrawi\|''Fumankumviià''{{Ipa\|[ɸɔmɛnk̠ɔmβɛja˩]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Knrawi\|''Fumankumviià''{{Ipa\|[ɸɔmɛnk̠ɔmβɛja˩]}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Kośtsiśtsi\|'Ttunan Kumreǵa''{{Ipa\|['θunɒn 'kumreʝa]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Laevanaak\|''{{script\|script=laevanaak\|t=}}'' {{Ipa\|/kmɛˑɑ/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Morytian\|''Thünan Kümriä'' {{ipa\|/θunan kumriɑ/}}}}
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	{{Trans/item\|Regnate Latin\|THVNANCVMBRIA {{Ipa\|/tʰʊnɐŋˈkʰʊmbriɐ/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Regnate Latin\|THVNANCVMBRIA {{Ipa\|/tʰʊnɐŋˈkʰʊmbriɐ/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Saxish\| {{script\|script=thl\|t=n/i~pAr/iTUs}} ''Størrebenn'' {{Ipa\|[ˈstɶɹˌbɛn]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Saxish\| {{script\|script=thl\|t=n/i~pAr/iTUs}} ''Størrebenn'' {{Ipa\|[ˈstɶɹˌbɛn]}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Spanish\|''Sunan cumriá''{{Ipa\|['sunan kum'rja]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Soc'ul'\|''Sunencumriá''{{Ipa\|[su˧nə˧nkʷu˧mrjaː˧]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Soc'ul'\|''Sunencumriá''{{Ipa\|[su˧nə˧nkʷu˧mrjaː˧]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Syzkyn\|''Ҭунан Ҟумрыяа'' {{ipa\|[ˈtʰunɐn qʹumrɪ̈jɑː]}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Syzkyn\|''Ҭунан Ҟумрыяа'' {{ipa\|[ˈtʰunɐn qʹumrɪ̈jɑː]}}}}
	~~{{Trans/item\|Tásí\|{{script\|script=nahan\|t=sona colía}} ''Sona Colía'' {{ipa\|[ˈsuna kuˈlɨʔa]}}}}~~
	{{Trans/item\|Taylang\|''NewRomantics-24:2 IOMWIWY-1:5''{{Ipa\|/tiːm stɑɹz/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Taylang\|''NewRomantics-24:2 IOMWIWY-1:5''{{Ipa\|/tiːm stɑɹz/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Toki Pona\|''ma Tunan Kumeja'' {{Ipa\|/ma ˈtu.nan ˈku.me.ja/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Toki Pona\|''ma Tunan Kumeja'' {{Ipa\|/ma ˈtu.nan ˈku.me.ja/}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Tosï\| ''Sunanö Cumölïa'' {{ipa\|[ˈsunan kumˈlɨʔa]}}}}
			{{Trans/item\|Turis\| ''Sunan Cumrea'' {{ipa\|[su'nan kum'rea]}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|West Narkevin\|''Fonan Këmyea'' {{ipa\|/ɸoˈnan ˈkɤm.ɣe.ʔa/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|West Narkevin\|''Fonan Këmyea'' {{ipa\|/ɸoˈnan ˈkɤm.ɣe.ʔa/}}}}
	{{Trans/item\|Xindvâ\|''Thunan Qumniê'' {{ipa\|/θu.næn qum.niə̯/}}}}		{{Trans/item\|Xindvâ\|''Thunan Qumniê'' {{ipa\|/θu.næn qum.niə̯/}}}}