Damreaigh

The Damreaigh is an official language in Mornaiss. The language is an Celtic language and is familiair with the Gaelic language that is spoken on the British Islands. The Damreaigh is the oldest sribed language in the country. It's spoken bij 20% of the inhabitants.

History
The oldest record of the language can be found on a rock in Xenairr, the Stone of Pennocs. Scientists made up that the inscription was made around 500 BC. Since the missionary of the Christian monks around 600 the first texts of the Damreaigh were made on scroll. It was the monk Marcus of Tinnith who made the first dictionary.

The Damreaigh was until 1329 the common tongue on the islands. That changed after the English Invasion of that year. When they demolished the old kingdoms they started programs to teach the inhabitans English. The Old Earls and merchants adobted the language, but the common people were still talking the Damreaigh. But it was a threatened language.

Also after the Indepence War of Mornaiss the nobels kept talking English. During the 1800's they started realising how important the old language was and started education programs.