Chard languages

This article is about the language group. For the mercenary, see Chard.

The Chard language subgroup included Damaran and related Ulou languages.^[1]

Languages[]

Damaran was considered by some to be some scholars to simply be a dialect of the Chardic language. In addition to Chardic and Damaran, the Easting language belonged to the Chard grouping.^[1]

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References[]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Thomas M. Costa (1999). “Speaking in Tongues”. In Dave Gross ed. Dragon Annual #4 (TSR, Inc) (4)., p. 28.

Connections[]

Faerûnian Languages by Grouping

Illuski
- Old Illuskan • Illuskan • Bothii • Reghedjic • Dambrathan
Waelan
- Cosh
- Druidic
  - Drueidan • Daelic
Ulou
- Netherese
  - Loross • Halruaan • Ruathlek
- High Ulutim
  - Uluik • Ulutiun
- Low Ulutim
  - Rengardt • Narfelli • Uloushinn • Andt • Erakic • Naric • Dambrathan
- Chard
  - Damaran • Easting
- D'tarig

Thorass
- Central Thorass
  - Jhaamdathan • Thorass • Chondathan • Common • Maiden's Tongue
- North Thorass
  - Auld Tharian • Tharian • Zhentarim Argot
- East Thorass
  - Telpi
- Turmic
- Aglarondan
Chessan
- Chessentic
  - Auld Chessic • Thresk • Chessentan • Alambit
- Akalaic
  - Arkian • Eshowan • Telfir • Akalan • Akûrian • Shaaran • Sespechian
Raumtheran
- Halardrim • Rashemi • Allesian • Sossic

[D:SiT-p28-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Thomas M. Costa (1999). “Speaking in Tongues”. In Dave Gross ed. Dragon Annual #4 (TSR, Inc) (4)., p. 28.

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