Languages of Veth

Welcome to the Languages Portal!

BDI has many languages within its setting. Some of these are constructed languages (conlangs) with syntax, morphology and vocabulary.

Languages of Veth Common Known to us players as English, this is the most commonly used language in both BDI and in active roleplay in general. Arangothek Arangothek is the official language of Arangoth and Drache, in which BDI itself is located. Alesian The native language of the Alesian Imperium. Ankenah Ankenah is less a language and more a magical system. Created by Tekhem "Ankenahotep" as-Tyrakhon. System of glyphs harnessing essence for linguistic forms. Aslar The Aslar is native to the kingdom of Aslar (which is famous for its tradition of electing a new king each year and beheading the old one). Assi Assi is the language of the deeply spiritual and very ferocious Assi tribesmen of the Nie River Valley. Ellurian Spoken by natives of Elluria, though it is slowly being replaced by Alesian now that it is a tributary of the Empire. Elvish The elves of Elvendeep have a number of languages, the majority comprising of a high language and the tribal languge of the savage Sorani. Griffon Ancient tonal language of Griffon's Aerie comprised mostly of avian sounds and cries. Korthai Korthai is the language of the seagoing Korthai people, who are cousins of the Assi. Leturian Leturian is the native language of Leturia, spoken by Leturians at home and abroad. Najjira Native language of the Najjira people. Tollorian A clan language spoken by native hill tribes within Tollor. Vallarian Old language of Vallaria still spoken throughout Secca and Griffon's Aerie.

Arangothek Flaroth The native language of Arangoth and it's environs (including Drache) is Arangothian. Check out all of the fantastic pages about the main channel's native language here. Hear spoken and written Arangothek here, and learn to speak the language yourself over here! Scripts of the World Several of the languages of Veth have been given their own scripts. Languages with bolded names have (a) usable and learnable writing system(s). Ankenah Ankenah, the magical language which spawned modern Najji, originally used a set of ideographs to try and capture the essence of the universe in order to distill it into something understandable and usable by human beings. Arangothek Arangothek has its own writing, which you can see explained here. Assi The Assi language apparently uses a system of ideograms. Teldanar The desert-living Teldanar use an as-of-yet-unexpounded-upon heiroglyphic writing system.