On this era, the languages of the New World were various. The Vikings stilled speaking mid-Vinlandish. The language was an evolution of the Icelandic and Norwegian, with smallest indigenous sounds. The liturgical language of the Viking Church (Krysskirism) was yet the Old Norse. The Vinlandish was more extensive than the countries, because the indigenous tribes to north of Grønland learned the Viking idiom. The Wyandot adopted this religion and created their own krysskirism form.