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The Utherian languages were believed to be dominant across central [[Introduction to Duria|Duria]] prior to the Imperial Conquest of Duria, but the only known modern descendant of Utherian is spoken in pastoral [[Enesia]].
The Ulanite languages were believed to be spoken in the semi-legendary empire [[Empire of Ulanthar|Ulanthar]] that was based along the [[Ulan River]] in central [[Gallorea]].
====Feldan====
=====Feldan=====
{{:Feldan Language}}
{{:Feldan Language}}
====Old Ulanite (Extinct)====
=====Old Ulanite (Extinct)=====
{{:Old Ulanite Language}}
{{:Old Ulanite Language}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>
<noinclude>[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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The Ulanite languages were believed to be spoken in the semi-legendary empire Ulanthar that was based along the Ulan River in central Gallorea.

Feldan
Original article: Feldan Language

Feldan is a unique language spoken only in Feldosha, in central Gallorea. Scholars believe it is the modern descendant of Old Ulanite, the language of a semi-legendary empire called Ulanthar that was based along the Ulan River.

Old Ulanite (Extinct)
Original article: Old Ulanite Language

Old Ulanite is the theoretic ancestor of modern Feldan, the language of a semi-legendary empire called Ulanthar that was based along the Ulan River.