G'Pir Puree (Ga-Pier Poura)

It’s a deep, rolling language with a lot of roots to old cultures.
— Skyfarer Tolthion Reanast Korenold
 
G’Pir Puree is an ancient language, and the ‘common’ one spoken primarily by the Highlanders of the Ice Reach mountains and bordering settlements in the Great Northern Swamp, Shattered Lands, and the Minanduan Wastes. The language is ancient, tracing its source back to such dialects as Old Elvaess of Elfhame, Old Sta’krug of the ancient dwarven clans of the East, and Middle Bishkeg of the Garome region. Because of its age, the language has made its influence across many other cultures from the neighboring Eltaa and farther, such as the Centauri.
 

History

 

Old G’Pir

 
The earliest known form of G’Pir Puree is called Old G’Pir or Icelandia-Firth from the 1st Age. This developed as the migration of ancient human, dwarven, and elven cultures settled in the Ice Mountains regions following the push East across the wasteland from the Lauredor and Wizard’s Isle west coast. As the settlements were established, this brought together the initial languages of Old Vorthaim, Old Sta’Krug, and Old Elvaess.
 

Middle G’Pir Puree

 
In the 2nd Age, during the dominance of the Shadow Hand emperor and his Pax Imperium, dialects of G’Pir Puree could be found throughout the Ice Reach and well into the Shattered Lands and Great Swamp. As part of the Pax Imperium’s bid of conquest to unite the lands, it enforced learning and use of their ‘common trade’ called ‘Imperia’ in the people it conquered, such as the Highlanders of Ice Reach.
 
This mandate to use Imperia was slow to be accepted. But Imperia eventually worked its way into the various dialects of G’Pir Puree. This remained even after the Pax Imperia fell at the end of the 2nd Age. By the start of the 3rd Age, G’Pir Puree dialects had merged to a great extent because of the influences of Imperia.
 

Modern G’Pir Puree

 
The language today is the current evolution of the Highland kindred dialect. It has deep, almost musical sound, extending vowels such as ‘o’, ‘ye’, and ‘u’ but using a sharp drop off for consonant combinations such as ‘Ta’, and ‘Te’.


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