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The world of Aloria has many languages. For convenience, we group these languages into families and sort them into tables between which there is some similarity in cultural descent. Knowing one language in a family does not let you understand all the other ones in the family. There are more languages in Aloria not described on this page, either because they are dying and only have a few speakers, or because their associated Lore is not written. If you have a question about it, please consult the Ticket Bot in the Roleplay Community Discord.

The Abbreviation section in each entry describes what to prefix a language with in Roleplay when using it. For example, dialogue marked "<Cal> There is a tree over there." is intended to be read as spoken in the Calem language.

Ailor Languages

Cearden Languages

Language (Inspiration)	Abbreviation	Notes
Common (English)	none	A global trade language associated with the Cearden. Popularized in the last 300 years, overtaking Altalar.
Gallwech (Scots)	<Gal>	Spoken in southern Gallovia by the Gallovians.
Fioran (Scottish Gaelic)	<Fio>	Spoken in the Gallovian Highlands by the Fioran.
Sidran (Irish Gaeilge)	<Sid>	Spoken in Eriu and Eidda by the Sidran.
Cerwyn (Welsh)	<Cer>	Spoken in Kintyr by the Cerwyn Breizh.
Morvoudou (Breton)	<Mor>	Spoken in Ithania by the Morvoudou Breizh.

Wirtem Languages

Language (Inspiration)	Abbreviation	Notes
Calem (Standard German)	<Cal>	Spoken in Calemberg by the Calem Wirtem.
Lëtz (Luxembourgish)	<Letz>	Spoken by the Leutz-Vixe.
Märkisch (South German)	<Mar>	Spoken in the Waldmark by the Schwarzwäldler Wirtem.

Velheim Languages

Unlike all other Language Families on this page, all Velheim Languages are mutually intelligible except Barrudh. Messages tagged <O> for Ørsti can be understood by a Character who only has Skodje listed on their Application, and vice versa.

Language (Inspiration)	Abbreviation	Notes
Skodje (Norwegian)	<Sk>	Spoken in the Regalian Archipelago and the Skags by the Driksi, Nordi, and Hvitsi Velheim.
Ørsti (Icelandic)	<O>	Spoken in the Cains and Jorrhildr by the Kaini and Hjordi Velheim.
Serdi (Swedish)	<Ser>	Spoken in Southwynd by the Hvali and Søri Velheim.
Dasigyl (Danish)	<Das>	Spoken in Ellador by the Tryggi and Hedri Velheim. Heavy influence from Barrudh.
Barrudh (Dwarven)	<Bar>	Spoken in Ellador by the Dwarves. Rough, heavy consonants in thick clusters. Simple grammar without articles.

Altel Languages

Language (Inspiration)	Abbreviation	Notes
d'Ithanie (French)	<d'I>	Spoken in Ithania and Vixhall by the Ithanians.
Droque (Spanish)	<Dr>	Spoken in Aioránia and Girobalda by the Tierravera.
Lusitano (Portuguese)	<Lus>	Spoken in Lusits by the Lusits Tierravera.

Language (Inspiration)	Abbreviation	Description
Hellas (Greek)	Hel	Spoken by the Aetosians.
Canta (Italian)	Can	Spoken by the Cantaluna.
Droque (Spanish)	D	Spoken by the Daendroque.
Anglisch (Dutch)	Ang	Spoken by the Anglians.
Breizh (Welsh)	Br	Spoken by the Breizh.
Kriv (Ukrainian)	Kri	Spoken by the Krainivaya.
Altalar (High Elven)	Alt	Spoken by the Teledden and Yanar.
Agasi (Elven Hindi)	Aga	Spoken by the Suvial.
Nātl (Nahuatl)	Nātl	Spoken by the Maquixtl and Yanar.
Réginyelv (Hungarian)	Reg	Spoken by the Szabadok.
Înnora (Romanian)	In	Spoken by the Întuneric.
Dvalan (Serbo-Croatian)	Dv	Spoken by the Dvalan Întuneric sub-group.
Český (Czech)	Cesk	Spoken by the Zeměvčel.
Barrudh (Old Norse)	Dw	Spoken by the Dwarves.
Zahram (Arabic)	Zah	Spoken by the Qadir.
Katharic/Pannarokh (Unique)	K	Spoken by the Kathar.
Sofaal (Malian)	Sof	Spoken by the Songaskia.
Wai-lan (Middle Chinese)	W	Spoken by the Sihai.
Shalota (Unique)	Sha	Spoken by the Maraya.
Pidato (Indonesian)	P	Spoken by the Allar.
Zoram (Sanskrit)	Zor	Spoken by the Slizzar.
Ibeth (Ancient Egyptian)	Ib	Spoken by the Asha.
Vasar (Sumerian)	Vas	Spoken by the Eronidas.
Vaman (Anglo-Saxon)	Vam	Spoken by the Eronidas.
Deshawi (Tuareg)	Desh	Spoken by the Silontaar Asha.
Brix (Unique)	Brix/Bx	Spoken by the Bralona.
Oortaan (Guttural Fantasay)	Oor	Spoken by the Urlan.