Linguistic Facts about Unicorns
Here are three linguistic facts about the word "unicorn"!
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Where does the word “down” come from?
Do you know where the preposition/adverb "down" comes from? If not, take a look at this article!
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Etymology of Mom and Dad
Here's a cool linguistic fact about the words "mom" and "dad" that transcends nearly all known linguistic families!
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Names for Earth
Here are three linguistic facts about Earth (including the names for Earth across different languages)!
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Different Writing Systems of the World
Here are the 5 main types of writing systems that the languages of the world use today!
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Etymology / Language Creation / Languages and Linguistics / Latin Language / Old English / Parchment Lore
The Etymology of Some City Names
Do you know where the city names Paris, Vienna, Zurich, or Milan come from? If not, read this article to find out!
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Lessons in Linguistics Chapter 1: Consonants in the IPA
The IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) is an invaluable resource for conlangers, linguists, and language learners! Let's start on our journey of…
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Learning the Old English Language Part 1: Sounds and Runes
For information in a visual format, be sure to watch this video from the Parchment Lore channel: https://youtu.be/9A1w0J3Vbjc Preface: …
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Learning the Gothic Language Part 1: Sounds and Symbols
For information in a visual format, be sure to watch this video from the Parchment Lore channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hosOzrMnEIg Preface: …
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The Language of Aulormior: Languages of Cwelythvir
History: The language family of Aulormior began to split off from the general Boreal Roar Language Family nearly 3,000 years ago,…
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