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['muɪ̯l.ti:ð] (---Mwyltydd (Millic or Millish in English) was originally intended to simply be a Welsh-based argot, but a conworld by chance with it (mostly to justify certain certain traits that one might find odd or unwarranted). This should be kept in mind while reading about the language, as the grammar is very similar to Welsh and would not be justified as an independent natural language of its own accord---)

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  • ['muɪ̯l.ti:ð] (---Mwyltydd (Millic or Millish in English) was originally intended to simply be a Welsh-based argot, but a conworld by chance with it (mostly to justify certain certain traits that one might find odd or unwarranted). This should be kept in mind while reading about the language, as the grammar is very similar to Welsh and would not be justified as an independent natural language of its own accord---)
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  • ['muɪ̯l.ti:ð] (---Mwyltydd (Millic or Millish in English) was originally intended to simply be a Welsh-based argot, but a conworld by chance with it (mostly to justify certain certain traits that one might find odd or unwarranted). This should be kept in mind while reading about the language, as the grammar is very similar to Welsh and would not be justified as an independent natural language of its own accord---) Millic (natively Mwyltydd) is a Garro-Milleo language spoken by the Mills (Mwyldaws ['muɪ̯l.daʊ̯s]) on the four mountain islands of Y Llatmwyl Hul on a world called Mycae by the Mills (which for all intents and purposes is nearly identical to Earth, apart from the geography, cultures, and pretty much everything else, so actually it's really not at all similar). Also, by some strange coincidence, the Mills use orthography, phonology, and grammar that varies almost insignificantly from that of modern Welsh. This has led some suprademensional beings to question the seemingly spontaneous and random nature of the universe, however, the affairs of lower beings aren't of any relevance enough to inquire further into this matter. Millic is a mildly inflected analytic language, though it also has some uncommonly realized polysynthetic qualities. As is true in the Insular Celtic of Earth languages, Millic features a heavy usage of verbnouns and a system of initial consonant mutation, and has several other similarities to not only Welsh, but traits of the Goidelic languages as well. In addition, there are several loan words, loan translations, and other influences from the Snake Language spoken by the dolphin population indigenous to the waters around Y Llatmwyl Hul. Dolphins. Dolphins everywhere.
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