Atheinən language: Difference between revisions
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There are several names that Atheinən speakers call the Atheinən language; a majority use the term Atheinən. The name Atheinən is derived from ''tagn atheinən'', meaning "the language of everyone", but literally ''tongue everyone''. Atheinən is certainly derived from the Mallian word ''allijnən'' [ɑl.lɛi.nən], meaning ''everyone''. | There are several names that Atheinən speakers call the Atheinən language; a majority use the term Atheinən. The name Atheinən is derived from ''tagn atheinən'', meaning "the language of everyone", but literally ''tongue everyone''. Atheinən is certainly derived from the Mallian word ''allijnən'' [ɑl.lɛi.nən], meaning ''everyone''. | ||
Different names for the language are ''Mælia Padüa'' [mæ.'liɑ: pɑd.'yɑ:], | Different names for the language are ''Mælia Padüa'' [mæ.'liɑ: pɑd.'yɑ:], derived from Mallia, and Patua, the Azkali word for language. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||