Wild Mountains Languages

Wild Mountains Languages is a general term for the numerous different language families and isolates spoken by the predominantly human tribes inhabiting the Wild Mountains in northwestern Adynía, as well as ones spread throughout the continent through waves of migrations over the millennia, reaching as far south as Gysikan in modern times.

Writing System

Most of these languages lack writing systems, and the ones that do -namely keþic, lerdic and nússic- all make use of scripts adopted from other languages, with Nússans and Lerdíkans mostly using krymnan script and Keþíans using Adral script.

Geographical Distribution

Speakers of Wild Mountains Languages can be found throughout Adynía, including southern and much of eastern Gráhúlysía, eastern Ytis to the northeast, southwestern Nemirkía, and northern and western Gysikan.

Modern Wild Mountains Languages

Central Wild Mountains Languages

Hylkic
Láric

Atúric

Frasótic

Rúalic (southern Gráhúlysía)

Sorkótic (southern Gráhúlysía)

Þirkic

East Þirkic (southeastern Gráhúlysía)

West Þirkic (western Lakú Mountains, moribund)

East Wild Mountains Languages

Fakútic

Jaltic (eastern Ytis)

Telattic

Úttic

Vaþrókic (mideastern Ytis)

West Wild Mountains Languages

Brakic

East Brakic

Lúlkic

West Brakic

Keþic (Lakú Mountains)

Ótanic (western Wild Mountains)

Latúlic
Nartenic (southwestern Nemirkía)
Nússic (northern Gysikan)
Lerdic (western Gysikan)

Isolates

Bekóric (southwestern Nemirkía, moribund)

Mymlic

Óxic (eastern Lakú Mountains)

Successor Languages

• Brakic

Spoken by

• Wild Mountains Tribes