Amalandic language

Amalandic language (amalandsk in Amalandic) is a Hurmu–Norse language in the Normarkic group of the Pancontinental languages and the official language of Amaland.

It has two main dialects, standard Amalandic in Amaland and the now presumed extinct Humlebækish on Humlebæk Island (now Bomei Island).

Also related to Hurmu Norse but not always mutually intelligible. Considered mutually intelligible with Uppmanlandic, Normark Norse, and Nidaros Norse.

Toponymy

Name	Amalandic
Al-Khadra	Kadre
Amaland	Amland, Amaland, Ammandland
Anglien	Ængland
Ansaa	Anså
Aujobuurg	Øborg
Bergbuurg	Bergborg
Borgarhafn	Borgerhavn
Brettish Isles	De Brettiske Øer
Cape Mondo	Mondonæs
Constancia	Konstantien
Craitland	Krætland
Crecy	Kræse
Dalbooð	Dalbod
Dravotih iker	Dravots Dybvig
Edelweiss	Ædelhvid
Eesdehafen	Østhavn
Eesdeheito	Østerhed
Elieland	Elieland
Elijah’s Rest	Kongshjem
Fiskarvik	Fiskervig
Hafnagaarð	Havnegaard
Huyenkula	Højekolle
Ioanna	Johanne Ø
Johannsessbuurg	Johansborg
Jonsvik	Jonsvig
Jorvik	Jorvig
Kaupang	Købing
Klifvatr	Klivvad
Kongsviken	Kongsvigen
Kyrsadal	Kyrsedal
Lac Glacei	Glasøland
Lac Glacei (lake)	Glasø
Lake District	Søområdet
Lausanne	Låsand
Lindström	Lindstrøm
Lontinien	Lontinien
Mitrovska and Niš	Mitrovska og Niks
Natopia	Natopien
New Harbour	Nyhavn
Normandie	Normland, Nordmandland
Norsmandy	Fiskerøer
Oystra Karnahafn	Østre Karnehavn
River Glacei	Glasø Elv
Samhold and Karnamark	Samhald og Karnemark
Seivannavik	Sødvandvig
Svetostrov	Den Hellige Ø
Tie Gang	Jernhavn
Toordynsvik	Tordynsvig
Ulfrvik	Ulvervig
Uppmanland	Opmandland
Vaan Aujoen	Vånøer
Zumerhafen	Sommerhavn

OOC considerations

• Standard Danish
• For Humlebækish, consider pre-WW2 Danish orthography (capital initial letters for nouns, aa instead of å)