Skuodian
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Skuodian is the language of Skuodia, a small country located between Lithuania and Latvia. It is one of the three North-Slavic languages of Ill Bethisad, along with Nassian and Vozgian. It was influenced by Finnish and Lithuanian. Historically, Skuodian is the language of the remigrant Pomorian Slavs.
Skuodian was created by Pavel Iosad in 2002.
Sample translation
| Simä | staräji, | buolenäji | ji | unäji | viehogoda | kuoluo | miengekä | travä | vo | kameneho | sien | subirajuonti. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sima-LOC | stare-NOM.PL.MASC.NOMIN, | buolene-NOM.PL.MASC.NOMIN | ji | une-NOM.PL.MASC.NOMIN | viehogoda | kuoluo | miengeke-GEN.SG.FEM | trava-GEN.SG | vo | kami-LOC.PL | sien | subirati-PREs.3PL |
In winter, the old, the sick and the young gather by the soft grass among the rocks.
See also
| Indo-European Languages | ||||||||
| Balto-Slavic Languages | ||||||||
| Slavic Languages | Baltic Languages | |||||||
| West Slavic | South Slavic | East Slavic | North Slavic | West Baltic | East Baltic | |||
| Sorbian (Lusatian) | Lekhitic | Old Czech | Western Subgroup | Eastern Subgroup | ||||
| Upper Sorbian Lower Sorbian |
Preimerian Polabian |
Old Czech ↓ Czech |
Slovene (aka Old Croatian) Croatian Serbian (Sanjaki) |
Old Church Slavonic † ↓ Bulgarian |
Russian Belarussian Ukrainian Ruthenian (Rusyn) |
Nassian Skuodian Vozgian Izhorian |
Prussian Curonian |
Latvian Lithuanian Sudovian |
