Language

The common spoken language in all major settlements of Myrth is Imperial Common. In some remote parts, however, Tradespeak will be an alternative, though it is limited to be used only for bartering.

Each realm typically has their own language or dialect that is considered local.

Language	Use	Structure	Origin	Adoption	Root/Precursor
Imperial Common	Universal	Written & Spoken	Central Myrth	Common (Global)	Various
Tradespeak	Numbering and Bartering	Spoken only	Casavano	Common (Global)	Imperial Common
Elven	Universal	Written & Spoken	Kethraelm	Common (Racial, Global)	Elven
Ancient Elven	Universal	Written & Spoken (ceremonial)	Kethraelm	Uncommon, (Academic, Ceremonial, Racial)	Elven
Vestii	Academic only	Written	Unknown	Rare (Academic)	Vestii
High Vestii	Academic only	Written	Unknown	Rare (Academic)	Vestii
Dver (Dwarven)	Universal	Written & Spoken	Kalibora	Common (Racial, Global)	Dver
Chent	Universal	Spoken	Ni'arnfell	Rare (Racial)	Unknown
Halian	Universal	Written & Spoken	Halharent	Common (Regional)	Latin
Kalbi	Universal	Written & Spoken	Kalbaek	Common (Regional)	Elven
Nantar	Universal	Written & Spoken	Iantear	Common (Regional)	Draconic
Shadowspeak	Universal	Written & Spoken	Outsider (Elysium)	Uncommon (Cosmological)	Infernal
Kesh	Universal	Written & Spoken	Ksher	Common (Regional)	Gnomish
Gorran	Universal	Written & Spoken	Gorgamen	Common (Regional)	Shadowspeak
Narian	Universal	Written & Spoken	Ni'arnfell	Common (Regional)	Dver
Iliorian	Universal	Written & Spoken	Ilior	Common (Regional)	Gorran & Dver
Agaean	Universal	Written & Spoken	Agaea	Common (Regional)	Draconic
Senti	Universal	Written & Spoken	Menassim	Common (Regional)	High Primordial, Elven, Grunt
Grunt (Orcish)	Universal	Written & Spoken	Unknown	Common (Racial, Global)	High Primordial & True Orcish
Vanio	Universal	Written & Spoken	Casavano	Common (Regional)	Unknown
Sama	Universal	Written & Spoken	Saesamen	Common (Regional)	Vanio
True Orcish	Universal	Written & Spoken	Outsider (Gaia)	Uncommon (Cosmological)	High-Primordial & Fey