Sidubi

the Tongue of Anbar

Sidubi is the primary spoke language of most cultures of the Western Reach of Ethae. Its most ancient roots can be found in the Enisha language of prehistory. The language emerged as a regional tongue in the Craddle Valley during the Valmon Age. What the ancients called this language is unknown, but its modern name is derived from the Siduumites people, and Ancient Siduum, of whom Sidubi was the primary language of the nation and people. Sidubi spread through Anbar with Ancient Siduum as its influences spread, with many of the other cultures languages disappearing over the generations.

There is debate within the scholastic world over Sidubi, verse Capedian. The later being considered to be the first true 'common tongue.' This is being contested in recent decades as some believe Sidubi, while not spreading as far and wide as Capedian has had a longer lasting influence on the continent. While it has long been replaced as a common trade language, it is, as stated above, still the primary language of most human cultures of Anbar, with the exception of Tinjir in the far northwest.

Sidubi

Copt - Religion

Ekallu - Palace

Kamit - Soil

Martu - Daughter

Maru - Son

Masry - People

Misry - Culture

Samsatu - Sun (Juva)

Samsu - Sun (Uatu)

Common

Culture - Misry

Daughter - Martu

Palace - Ekallu

People - Masry

Religion - Copt

Son - Maru

Soil - Kamit

Sun (Juva) - Samsatu

Sun (Uatu) - Samsu