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|name=Arbustivum<br>ARBVSTÍℲVM | |name=Arbustivum<br>ARBVSTÍℲVM<br>{{script|script=sq|t=Arbustiwum}} | ||
|banner=Saifeg banner.png | |banner=Saifeg banner.png | ||
|flag=Saifeg flag.png | |flag=Saifeg flag.png | ||
|government= | |government=Co-protectorate of [[Latium Regnātum]] and [[Vilantnen]] | ||
|ruler=[[theidealist]] | |ruler=[[theidealist]], [[sq]] | ||
|ruler-title=Regent | |ruler-title=Regent | ||
|languages=[[Regnate Latin]] | |languages=[[Regnate Latin]], [[English]], [[Viossa]] | ||
|demonym=Arbustivan | |demonym=Arbustivan | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Arbustivum''' ([[Regnate Latin]]: ''ARBVSTÍℲVM'' [ɐrbʊsˈtiːwʊ̃]) is a protectorate of [[Latium Regnātum]]. | '''Arbustivum''' ([[Regnate Latin]]: ''ARBVSTÍℲVM'' [ɐrbʊsˈtiːwʊ̃]) is a co-protectorate of [[Latium Regnātum]] and [[Vilantnen]]. | ||
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
The Latin name "Arbustívum" is a calque of [[Chulhaam]] "{{Script|script=chulhaam|t=Saĭfeẇḳy}}", which was the source of Arbustivum's original name of Saifeg, and means "planted with trees". | The Latin name "Arbustívum" is a calque of [[Chulhaam]] "{{Script|script=chulhaam|t=Saĭfeẇḳy}}", which was the source of Arbustivum's original name of Saifeg, and means "planted with trees". | ||
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| Arbustivum ARBVSTÍℲVM Arbustiwum | |||||||
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| Demonym | Arbustivan | ||||||
| Government | Co-protectorate of Latium Regnātum and Vilantnen Regent: theidealist, sq | ||||||
| Official languages | Regnate Latin, English, Viossa | ||||||
Arbustivum (Regnate Latin: ARBVSTÍℲVM [ɐrbʊsˈtiːwʊ̃]) is a co-protectorate of Latium Regnātum and Vilantnen.
Etymology
The Latin name "Arbustívum" is a calque of Chulhaam "Saĭfeẇḳy", which was the source of Arbustivum's original name of Saifeg, and means "planted with trees".