Cheyomsnian

Cheyomsnian /t͡ʃejɑmsnjɪn/ (native: Ceyömsne Чэӫмснэ /t͡ʃejømsne/) is a North Chlesamnic Language, spoken in Northern Russia. Cheyomsnian is an agglutinative language that, because of the nature of the Chlesamnic languages, has picked up a large amount of vocabulary from Samoydic Languages, as well as that it has significant amount of Turkic vocabulary and grammar, both languages considered to be substratum of Cheyomsnian.

Cheysomnian
Ceyömsne, Чэӫмснэ
Pronunciation	[t͡ʃejømsne]
Created by	ClassierK
Setting	Alt-History Europe
Native to	Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug Nenets Autonomus Okrug Arkhangelsk Oblast
Ethnicity	Loyesomsnians
Language family	Indo-European Para-Germanic Chlesamnic Cheysomnian
Early form	Proto-Chlesamnic
Writing system	Cyrillic
Official status
Recognised minority language in	Russia
Regulated by	Institute for the Revitalization of Cheyomsnian
Language codes
ISO 639-3	cyms

Etymology

The English name comes from the Russian word “Чеёмский”. On the Internet, as a slang term it is called “Чаёмский” meaning Tea Language. The Russian term comes from the Cheyomsnian term “Ceyömsne” meaning our language. It ultimately comes down to three morphemes “Cey” language + “-öms” (GEN PL)