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|nativename = ỺⱵꝨѴ ꞰꞰⳘΔ<br/>''brits Eevo''

|pronunciation=[brits ɛivɔ]

|region = ~~Talma~~

|region = Cysée

|familycolor=PfK

|fam1= [[Proto-Quihum|Quihum]]

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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (ꞰꞰⳘΔ /ˈɛivɔ/; English: /ˈeɪvoʊ/ '''''{{sc|ay}}'''-voh''; from [[Old Eevo]] ''é-'' 'common' + ''bó'' 'language') is a [[Talmic language]] belonging to the Tigolic branch. Eevo is now the most dominant modern language in [[Verse:Tricin|Tricin]]. The beginning of the modern Eevo language, dated to ca. fT 1150dd (1932), is often credited to the Anøvrian spiritual leader and poet Embisoom Grwid, who wrote his works in the new phonetic, Clofabic-based orthography of his invention, instead of the old Talmic orthography largely based on [[Old Eevo]] pronunciation. [Grwid's orthography is still sensitive to etymology to some extent, as it reflects the original voicing in Windermere or Proto-Clofabic loanwords.] As its name suggests, it is a koiné of Tigolic dialects which were spoken in the Sgewlan Peninsula and across northern Mainland ~~Talma~~. The emergence of modern Eevo arguably helped unify not only the disparate Tigolic-speaking peoples of Northern ~~Talma~~, but by extension also the entire Northern ~~Talman~~ diverse ethnic and linguistic milieu.

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (ꞰꞰⳘΔ /ˈɛivɔ/; English: /ˈeɪvoʊ/ '''''{{sc|ay}}'''-voh''; from [[Old Eevo]] ''é-'' 'common' + ''bó'' 'language') is a [[Talmic language]] belonging to the Tigolic branch. Eevo is now the most dominant modern language in [[Verse:Tricin|Tricin]]. The beginning of the modern Eevo language, dated to ca. fT 1150dd (1932), is often credited to the Anøvrian spiritual leader and poet Embisoom Grwid, who wrote his works in the new phonetic, Clofabic-based orthography of his invention, instead of the old Talmic orthography largely based on [[Old Eevo]] pronunciation. [Grwid's orthography is still sensitive to etymology to some extent, as it reflects the original voicing in Windermere or Proto-Clofabic loanwords.] As its name suggests, it is a koiné of Tigolic dialects which were spoken in the Sgewlan Peninsula and across northern Mainland Cysée. The emergence of modern Eevo arguably helped unify not only the disparate Tigolic-speaking peoples of Northern Cysée, but by extension also the entire Northern Cyséean diverse ethnic and linguistic milieu.

Eevo is official in three ~~Talman~~ countries: [[Verse:Tricin/Sgewla|Sgewla]], [[Verse:Tricin/Anøvr|Anøvr]] and [[Verse:Tricin/Phormatin|Phormatin]]. It is also official in [[Verse:Tricin/Fyxám]] in the continent [[Verse:Tricin/Cualuav|Cualuav]].

Eevo is official in three Cyséean countries: [[Verse:Tricin/Sgewla|Sgewla]], [[Verse:Tricin/Anøvr|Anøvr]] and [[Verse:Tricin/Phormatin|Phormatin]]. It is also official in [[Verse:Tricin/Fyxám]] in the continent [[Verse:Tricin/Cualuav|Cualuav]].

Eevo is inspired by Icelandic, Welsh, English, Hmong and Gaelic.

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The collective is marked by ''-yn'' for nouns with a marked collective. The singulative is marked by ''-l'' for nouns with a marked singulative. Fore example: ''brits'' "language" > ''britsa'' "languages", ''britsyn'' "all languages"

Definiteness is ''not'' marked, unlike in Old Eevo ~~and other modern Talman languages~~.

Definiteness is ''not'' marked, unlike in Old Eevo.

===Pronouns===

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==Vocabulary==

Eevo's basic vocabulary is largely Talmic. However, a large portion of Eevo vocabulary (comparable to English) is borrowed, for example from [[Windermere]], [[Clofabic languages]] (including [[Proto-Clofabic]]) or other ~~Talman~~ languages ([[Benocian]], [[Adutsib]], [[Bhadhagha]]...). This gives Eevo a rich array of synonyms.

Eevo's basic vocabulary is largely Talmic. However, a large portion of Eevo vocabulary (comparable to English) is borrowed, for example from [[Windermere]], [[Clofabic languages]] (including [[Proto-Clofabic]]) or other Cyséean languages ([[Benocian]], [[Adutsib]], [[Bhadhagha]]...). This gives Eevo a rich array of synonyms.

==Sample texts==

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 |nativename = ỺⱵꝨѴ ꞰꞰⳘΔ<br/>''brits Eevo''
 |pronunciation=[brits ɛivɔ]
-|region = Talma
+|region = Cysée
 |familycolor=PfK
 |fam1= [[Proto-Quihum|Quihum]]
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 }}
-'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (ꞰꞰⳘΔ /ˈɛivɔ/; English: /ˈeɪvoʊ/ '''''{{sc|ay}}'''-voh''; from [[Old Eevo]] ''é-'' 'common' + ''bó'' 'language') is a [[Talmic language]] belonging to the Tigolic branch. Eevo is now the most dominant modern language in [[Verse:Tricin|Tricin]]. The beginning of the modern Eevo language, dated to ca. fT 1150dd (1932), is often credited to the Anøvrian spiritual leader and poet Embisoom Grwid, who wrote his works in the new phonetic, Clofabic-based orthography of his invention, instead of the old Talmic orthography largely based on [[Old Eevo]] pronunciation. [Grwid's orthography is still sensitive to etymology to some extent, as it reflects the original voicing in Windermere or Proto-Clofabic loanwords.] As its name suggests, it is a koiné of Tigolic dialects which were spoken in the Sgewlan Peninsula and across northern Mainland Talma. The emergence of modern Eevo arguably helped unify not only the disparate Tigolic-speaking peoples of Northern Talma, but by extension also the entire Northern Talman diverse ethnic and linguistic milieu.
+'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (ꞰꞰⳘΔ /ˈɛivɔ/; English: /ˈeɪvoʊ/ '''''{{sc|ay}}'''-voh''; from [[Old Eevo]] ''é-'' 'common' + ''bó'' 'language') is a [[Talmic language]] belonging to the Tigolic branch. Eevo is now the most dominant modern language in [[Verse:Tricin|Tricin]]. The beginning of the modern Eevo language, dated to ca. fT 1150dd (1932), is often credited to the Anøvrian spiritual leader and poet Embisoom Grwid, who wrote his works in the new phonetic, Clofabic-based orthography of his invention, instead of the old Talmic orthography largely based on [[Old Eevo]] pronunciation. [Grwid's orthography is still sensitive to etymology to some extent, as it reflects the original voicing in Windermere or Proto-Clofabic loanwords.] As its name suggests, it is a koiné of Tigolic dialects which were spoken in the Sgewlan Peninsula and across northern Mainland Cysée. The emergence of modern Eevo arguably helped unify not only the disparate Tigolic-speaking peoples of Northern Cysée, but by extension also the entire Northern Cyséean diverse ethnic and linguistic milieu.
-Eevo is official in three Talman countries: [[Verse:Tricin/Sgewla|Sgewla]], [[Verse:Tricin/Anøvr|Anøvr]] and [[Verse:Tricin/Phormatin|Phormatin]]. It is also official in [[Verse:Tricin/Fyxám]] in the continent [[Verse:Tricin/Cualuav|Cualuav]].
+Eevo is official in three Cyséean countries: [[Verse:Tricin/Sgewla|Sgewla]], [[Verse:Tricin/Anøvr|Anøvr]] and [[Verse:Tricin/Phormatin|Phormatin]]. It is also official in [[Verse:Tricin/Fyxám]] in the continent [[Verse:Tricin/Cualuav|Cualuav]].
 Eevo is inspired by Icelandic, Welsh, English, Hmong and Gaelic.
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 The collective is marked by ''-yn'' for nouns with a marked collective. The singulative is marked by ''-l'' for nouns with a marked singulative. Fore example: ''brits'' "language" > ''britsa'' "languages", ''britsyn'' "all languages"
-Definiteness is ''not'' marked, unlike in Old Eevo and other modern Talman languages.
+Definiteness is ''not'' marked, unlike in Old Eevo.
 ===Pronouns===
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 ==Vocabulary==
-Eevo's basic vocabulary is largely Talmic. However, a large portion of Eevo vocabulary (comparable to English) is borrowed, for example from [[Windermere]], [[Clofabic languages]] (including [[Proto-Clofabic]]) or other Talman languages ([[Benocian]], [[Adutsib]], [[Bhadhagha]]...). This gives Eevo a rich array of synonyms.
+Eevo's basic vocabulary is largely Talmic. However, a large portion of Eevo vocabulary (comparable to English) is borrowed, for example from [[Windermere]], [[Clofabic languages]] (including [[Proto-Clofabic]]) or other Cyséean languages ([[Benocian]], [[Adutsib]], [[Bhadhagha]]...). This gives Eevo a rich array of synonyms.
 ==Sample texts==