Phálta language family

Phálta language family (ph. inive pháltýwr calavyur) is one of the most wide-spread in Phálta and contains several languages that have the largest number of native speakers.

Phálta languages has always been one of the primary means of communication during centuries as Proto-Phálta was the language of Láharýr or the Green People. During the 1st Alvarích (ph. time´s thread) Proto-Phálta remained a single language slowly decaying into various dialects as the Green People population spread out throughout the Southern Islands. From the 2nd to 4th Alvarích it first divided into the Igemphálta (southeast Phálta, usually referred to as Southern Phálta), Ilemphálta (northwest Phálta, usually referred to as Western Phálta) and Rúkhphálta (northeast Phálta, usually referred to as Eastern Phálta), and both of the 5th and the 6th Alvaríchs completed the division process, which resulted in even smaller parts of Phálta speech. Thus, now the Phálta language family consist of three branches which are housing the majority of the most widely-spoken languages in Phálta.

History
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Branches
Phálta language family consists of three branches which contain several languages. Each of the branch is named after the approximate direction of an area where the languages are spoken.
 * Igemphálta
 * Hólarí
 * Unyarmünri
 * Ilemphálta
 * Tháśenriw
 * Váletýriw
 * Evyæriw
 * Éghyeliw
 * Rúkhphálta
 * Éminir
 * Nøfrewg
 * Nøvgalv
 * Eksef
 * Mnargauf