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Deep Dimensional is a theorized quantum-linguistic anomaly thought to be responsible for random languages suddenly appearing in regions of [[Nguhcraft]]. The [[Realm of Madness]] believes that Deep Dimensional is some type of proto-language that was unintentionally intertwined with the quantum signature of the [[ŋorld]], causing languages that do not belong in Nguhcraft to appear. Languages resulting/descending from Deep Dimensional are known as invasive languages in analogy with [ | Deep Dimensional is a theorized quantum-linguistic anomaly thought to be responsible for random languages suddenly appearing in regions of [[Nguhcraft]]. The [[Realm of Madness]] believes that Deep Dimensional is some type of proto-language that was unintentionally intertwined with the quantum signature of the [[ŋorld]], causing languages that do not belong in Nguhcraft to appear. Languages resulting/descending from Deep Dimensional are known as invasive languages in analogy with [[w:Invasive_species|invasive species]]. | ||
The languages supposedly emerging from Deep Dimensional are extremely different from each other, which the realm has interpreted as a warping of their evolutionary timeline as a result of their transit into the ŋorld. The [[Time Party of Madness]] has every intention to gain a greater understanding of the situation to further their studies. Further evidence for the exitence of Deep Dimensional is the apparent detection of [[Trace Deeplects|language parts]] in various experiments. | The languages supposedly emerging from Deep Dimensional are extremely different from each other, which the realm has interpreted as a warping of their evolutionary timeline as a result of their transit into the ŋorld. The [[Time Party of Madness]] has every intention to gain a greater understanding of the situation to further their studies. Further evidence for the exitence of Deep Dimensional is the apparent detection of [[Trace Deeplects|language parts]] in various experiments. | ||
==Included languages== | ==Included languages== | ||
The most commonly postulated Deep Dimensional languages are: | The most commonly postulated Deep Dimensional languages are: | ||
* [[KWMs]], spoken in [[Juya Gwaña]] | |||
* [[Nllhaa]], spoken on Christmas | * [[KWMs]], spoken in [[Juya Gwaña]] (made by [[Suwi]]) | ||
* [[Nteh’áh]], spoken...somewhere | * [[Mörgül]], spoken in [[Miŋejácár]] (made by <s>the [[w:Tuva|Tuvan]] people</s> [[JANVS]]) | ||
* [[ | * [[Nllhaa]], spoken on Christmas (made by Suwi) | ||
* [[Zaekuu]], spoken | * [[Nteh’áh]], spoken...somewhere (made by Suwi) | ||
* [[P’aa’chí]], spoken in [[Juya Gwaña]] (made by Suwi) | |||
* [[Zaekuu]], spoken...somewhere (made by Suwi) | |||
* [[Trace Deeplects]], language parts that do not compose a whole language | |||
Some other languages are rarely also included in the Deep Dimensional family. Constructions which include languages that aren't the above five or directly related to the above five are referred to as "Deeper Dimensional" by scholars. | Some other languages are rarely also included in the Deep Dimensional family. Constructions which include languages that aren't the above five or directly related to the above five are referred to as "Deeper Dimensional" by scholars. | ||
* The [[Nentan languages]], particularly [[Rokadong]], which are spoken in [[Rauratoshan]] | |||
* | * The [[Nentan languages]], particularly [[Rokadong]] (made by [[Astaryuu]]<sup>[<nowiki/>[[Citation needed|''citation needed'']]]</sup>), which are spoken in [[Rauratoshan]] | ||
* [[Amphorean]], attested in [[Vallis Draconum]], but presumed extinct (made by [[Astaryuu]] and [[BurnedCharizard|Jamie the Dragon]]) | |||
* [[Sirenian]] (made by [[Stemon]]), spoken in [[Sirenguard|Sirenguard Autonomous District]] | |||
* [[Mosici]] (made by [[User:Annwan|Annwan]]) spoken in [[Imerchal]]. | |||
[[Category:Language Family]] | [[Category:Language Family]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:51, 28 October 2025
Deep Dimensional is a theorized quantum-linguistic anomaly thought to be responsible for random languages suddenly appearing in regions of Nguhcraft. The Realm of Madness believes that Deep Dimensional is some type of proto-language that was unintentionally intertwined with the quantum signature of the ŋorld, causing languages that do not belong in Nguhcraft to appear. Languages resulting/descending from Deep Dimensional are known as invasive languages in analogy with invasive species.
The languages supposedly emerging from Deep Dimensional are extremely different from each other, which the realm has interpreted as a warping of their evolutionary timeline as a result of their transit into the ŋorld. The Time Party of Madness has every intention to gain a greater understanding of the situation to further their studies. Further evidence for the exitence of Deep Dimensional is the apparent detection of language parts in various experiments.
Included languages
The most commonly postulated Deep Dimensional languages are:
- KWMs, spoken in Juya Gwaña (made by Suwi)
- Mörgül, spoken in Miŋejácár (made by
the Tuvan peopleJANVS) - Nllhaa, spoken on Christmas (made by Suwi)
- Nteh’áh, spoken...somewhere (made by Suwi)
- P’aa’chí, spoken in Juya Gwaña (made by Suwi)
- Zaekuu, spoken...somewhere (made by Suwi)
- Trace Deeplects, language parts that do not compose a whole language
Some other languages are rarely also included in the Deep Dimensional family. Constructions which include languages that aren't the above five or directly related to the above five are referred to as "Deeper Dimensional" by scholars.
- The Nentan languages, particularly Rokadong (made by Astaryuu[citation needed]), which are spoken in Rauratoshan
- Amphorean, attested in Vallis Draconum, but presumed extinct (made by Astaryuu and Jamie the Dragon)
- Sirenian (made by Stemon), spoken in Sirenguard Autonomous District
- Mosici (made by Annwan) spoken in Imerchal.