Jælondic Goblinic Languages

Jælondic goblinic is the general term for all languages of the Goblins since their arrival in southeastern Jælondis after crossing the sea from Örkraz over three thousand years ago. While most are still spoken along the eastern, southeastern and to lesser extent southern coast of the continent, goblinic languages have since been introduced to other regions of Borgalor, most notably the eastern part of the Southlands. Historically, goblinic languages extended into the eastern hinterlands of Ójom as well.
One language in particular, Þrínic, has become particularly widespread and is taught as a lingua franca along with Kmúþic and Üllemic in many parts of the world.

Writing System

Most jælondic goblinic languages are written using a variety of scripts derived from early pictographs dating back to the empire of Onþók.

Modern goblinic languages

Coastal goblinic

Northern goblinic

Nóbralic (eastern coast of Ójom)

Öþranic (eastern coast of Ójom)

Mjúltic (western Southlands)

Southern goblinic

Bælric (southwestern Ytvía)

Þelic (southeastern coast of Ójom)

Þrínic (southeastern coast of Ójom)

Kröþic (eastern Southlands, disputed)

River goblinic

Axaxic (mid-southeastern Ójom, vulnerable)

Hílabic (mideastern Ójom, moribund)

Breltic

Gúhic (southeastern Ójom)

Gújic (southeastern Ójom)

Root Languages

• Pre-Jælondic Goblinic Languages

Successor Languages

• Öþranic
• Þrínic