Aurentian language

Aurentian (Aurentian: Morimarursk) is a Western Germanic language that is officially used in Aurentia, ___ and Pacifica. It is somewhat closely similar to English, albeit with more vocabulary influenced from Old Norse and Ektæó. The language came to be around the 7th century after Anglo-Saxon settlers were able to settle the southern portion of the island. However, it was not recognized as a language of its own right until the 9th century once it became more mutated from other branches.

The Aurentian was spread to North America as a number of Catholics were exiled to modern-day Pacifica in the 17th century. This allowed the Pacifican dialect (known as Kyrazeerisj) to gain more vocabulary from the languages spoken by the indigenous tribes of the country.

Phonology
While the phonology is somewhat homogenous, vast differences make it slightly difficult for each speaker to understand each other completely.