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|era = Classical |p1 = Neviran Empire

|altname = Modern Neviran |ancestor1 = [[Classical Neviric]]

...''saru'' ([[Nevesh]]: /säru/), a name shared by the [[Saruan Empire|Second Neviran Empire]]. The most widely accepted etymology for ''saru'' among modern-day ...out the Neviran education system is ''Gālas jeźek'' ('The Two Seas'), by [[Neviran Empire|Imperial]] poet [[Zikat Haqassa]]:

...tinguish2|the Neviran Empire in Lahan and Ystel|the [[Neviran Empire|First Neviran Empire]]}}'' |conventional_long_name = Neviran Empire in the Saru Sea

...ucted parent language of the '''Adzo-Neviric''' languages, which include [[Neviran]], [[Dzimraic]], [[Adzamasi]], [[Povan]], and many minority languages spoke ...Adzo-Lahiri by BCE 4000 at the latest. It probably originated around the [[Neviran Delta]], radiating back inland by following the [[Ekuos]] upriver. It is co

...es tend to be based on words from [[Middle Neviran|Middle]] or [[Classical Neviran]], or other historical languages of the region, including [[Old Adzamian]].

...ut-distinguish2|the Neviran Empire in mainland Ekuosia|the [[Saruan Empire|Neviran Saruan Empire]]}}'' |conventional_long_name = First Neviran Empire

|image_map_caption = Approximate size of the Kingdom of Thap before Neviran arrival (red) and colonization (yellow). ...[[Thamberi river|Thamberí River]] and its main tributaries. By the time of Neviran arrival in the 1600s, it was approximately ¿? km² in size and had 81,000

...groups, as Proto-Neviric *laidedībe regularly develops into *laideɟībe in Neviran varieties, which could have been loaned into the variants the Ledzib spoke. ...egion, although, most members of the upper class wrote in either Classical Neviran or Old Adzamian, as such there are few records of Old Ledzib, however there

===Classical Era=== ...r half of the 1st millennium BCE was characterized by the rise of numerous classical kingdoms, namely in Western Ekuosia and especially within the [[Letsatian R

===Classical Antiquity=== ...'mountain people' who lived on the other sides of the mountain ridges. The classical period is mainly defined by the city-states, however some small kingdoms we

...illion native speakers of its various languages, the most populous being [[Neviran]]. ...rate to complex syllables depending on the reconstruction method used. The classical reconstruction allows for at least CCCV:V:CC syllables with clusters of fou

|ethnic_groups = Juteans (45 %)<br>Mixed (20 %) Neviran (15 %) indigenous minorities (15 %)<br> Other (5 %). ...vironments, although it is also the native language of some descendents of Neviran and Balak settlers.