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'''Wuetivort Saunat''' ([[Shohuanese language|Shohuanese]]: /wuje̞tivɒrt sæunæt/) was the leader of the Sannist National Front a ...kuosian War's conclusion, he led a series of reforms intended to unite the Shohuanese Republic and its remaining colonies, however, most of his reforms would be

{{redirect hatnote|Lahiri|the language family of the same name|Lahiri languages}} | languages = The [[Thap languages]], [[Kaiyyo]], [[Neviran]], [[Shohuanese]], other [[Lahani languages]]

{{Infobox language ...was noted for being one of the last of the [[Pre-Vaniuan languages]]. The language's inventory was noted for having doubly articulated consonants in most syll

| language = Various, Mainly Shohuanese

| nationality = Shohuanese | occupation = Shohuanese Armed Forces Officer

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'''Nyatol''' (Lestzi: {{cs|LES|nĵatol}}, ''Njatol'' [[Lestzi language#Phonology|[ˈnʲa.tuɫ]]]), officially the '''Principality of Nyatol''', is ...the Duchy of Gshons. The Akulanen War of 1881-87 led to a combined Leszti-Shohuanese defeat of Terminia, resulting in the independence of Bosato and a boost to

|native_name = <!--Country's name (usually full name) in its native language, hence in italics (double quotemarks)--> |official_languages = [[Kovat Language|Kovat]], [[Tarvatan Language|Tarvatan]]

{{Infobox language |ancestor2 = [[Nashaghan language|Nashaghan]]

...{{cs|FMS|balcasrarí ŋæpqæmdarc ŋæŋmarí miledélyš}} {{small|([[Farmoshi language|Farmoshi]])}}<br>{{small|''Balcasrarī Ṅẹphẹmdarc Ṅẹṅmarī Mile |official_languages = [[Farmoshi language|Farmoshi]]

...male and female. Called ''lihttin'' (singular ''lihto'') in the [[Jáhkarrá language]], members of this gender were and are generally accepted and integrated. I ...nfluenced first by the quarternary [[Nevira|Neviran]] and binary [[Shohuan|Shohuanese]] systems. This reformed the legal system from the 1700s to the 1950s when

|native_name = <small> [[Ledzib language|Ledzib]]: {{cs|OPV|Vevli kerekwe}} <br> <small> ''Vevli kerekwe'' </small> <!--Country's name (usually full name) in its native language, hence in italics (double quotemarks)-->