Lingua Obscura

 

 

Yr agigid dys ywdw wnad fud nwywys lwnwf gydw ity obsnyda. T'daw yr firwd dys fi sankeasysys gwti afud yr cyubjeg dys ridmwd twled nwnyf yifyd yr neai esys gynedrys, ylo gydw lingua obscura.

 

 

Sysfwys ele tylo 5000 sankeasysys cynutin tity yr lylyf dwrlyd (eid wdwr dys yn yd tity Ri), rir cycosarys dww yn yd ignad ei dasatiynnad iri tumilweys - pubanad sae gwtyr twennad. Sankeasysys ele lwntid wtryf myny ralen t'cyaldad wagdys damwf cyfyndys damwf digw fynydtrugodys. Yr irnwd ed esgyd yr rimafrys dys myny twnfyd dww ritw isgynid myfw eid wnad, eid cyi ytw. Tity ywlgyd cadys esgyd danmae wnad ed judsysd t'yr nirtys wtryf ritw afud cynutin tity cyurpredyffnad dagynt tiriys - yae dumyg yae eid iri dulwr yurys gwni. Rir rwnnyf dys yr nwdw yae dlorw applwmae wtryf lingua obscura.

 

 

Yr ysys wispdad dww dys sankeasysys dwrlyd ed yr Ido-Euroniol, cynutin t'dwe yr wagld dwf dwmlyd. Nedwd sguys ywsw ywlgyd cyniatirys nwnyf edy dys yr difmad lingua obscura gigyr fey intifimae.

 

Ido-Euroniol, rangyff myfw inlo aeg Nirsiol wtryf Nygys aeg Idi, ed aflweynd wtryf isgysy myfw yr wnad dys eid triaf dys nomadys roamyff yr
psaid dys diri Timy aeg tynwr Asia (tity yoirn durmys gyntryff tyri yr Nedmyf) yae dagyntnad yae tylo 3000 PCh. Aeg esgyd ed lwtinad yr twri ywy myrmyd ym dwrgyr fiy yr ridmwd odet dys lingua obscura.

 

 

Myfw tylo 2000 PCh. cyeryd cyniakyff Ido-Euroniol sankeasysys digy wtryf yrnyd tidled Timy, eynnedymnad dacyff yr Ysantel dysi aeg yr yrtyr cyageys dys yr Rilodurranun. Yd twy ninetradu fey ei Asia - ocnypyff yr Myda psaduys aeg lygyr dys Idloa. Ewoter twnfyd dww, dys cyignifelangy tity yr urnad lwda dys nyddwd Asia aeg nwnmad dys dunad imnurmangy dwrlyd, ed yr Damitel tuminad dys sankeasysys. Rifnwf twy ele aflweynd wtryf iriyn myfw yr wnad dys new eid tribym dww, nusinad nomadys tity dagsad Elabia.

 

 

T'tylo 3000 PCh. Damitel sankeasysys ele cynutin yifyd eid fi trag dys efw durrisery myfw dagsad Elabia wtryf yr ywf dys Cyria. Difmad Damitel niopmys mymwf eid puminid yid tity yr urnad tifw dys yr mynnys,  myfw yr Pabyloniad aeg Asyriad wtryf yr ebdawys aeg Poeneliad. Aeg eid Damitel wnad, Elamael, affnyriys gydw eid ywys yr Llwnkea eranca dys yr Twtwr Wi.

 

 

 

 

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