Rikunarita-ORG/Wikinium huggingface dataset:
# Forenuin

**Forenuin** or **Morn(in)** or **Moarnan** is the time o day frae 12:00 a.m. tae 12 p.m. Forenuin is for ordinar caller nor efternuin. Mony fowk say it isna mornin till thay wauk. This is wrang acause mornin stairts at 12:00 a.m. (midnicht) wi the wee-oors.
# Efternuin

A pictur o an efternuin in simmer time
**Efternuin** is the time o day frae 12:00 p.m. (nuin) tae — dependin upon context — forenicht, day-set, or 18:00 p.m. Its uise is aft quite subjective.
# Forenicht

Forenicht, Parambikkulam, Kerala, India
The **forenicht** or **evenin** is the period in whilk the daylicht is dwynin, atween the late efternuin an nicht. A period o time naur tae day-set. Forenicht micht include the gloamin.
# Life

| Life (Biota) |
| --- |
|  |
| Plants in the Rwenzori Mountains, Uganda |
| Scientific classification  |
| Domains an Supergroups |
|
Life on Yird:
* Non-cellular life
	+ Viruses
	+ Viroids
* Cellular life
	+ Domain Bacteria
	+ Domain Archaea
	+ Domain Eukarya
		- Archaeplastida
		- SAR
		- Excavata
		- Amoebozoa
		- Opisthokont
 |

**Life** is a characteristic distinguishin objects havin signalin an self-sustainin processes frae those that dae nae, aither acause sic functions hae ceased (death), or acause thay lack sic functions an are clessifee'd as inanimate.
# Saison

A **saison** is a pairt o the yeir. In maist pairts o the warld we say thar ar fower saisons in a yeir: ware, simmer, hairst, an winter.

In steids that ar tropical an subtropical fowk mair aften speak aboot the rainie (or wat, or monsoon) saison an the drie saison. This is acause the rain chynges mair nor the temperatur.

Simmer is a wairm saison acause the days ar langer an the Sun is heich in the lift, giein direk licht til the grund. Winter is a cald saison acause the days ar cuttier an the Sun is laich in the lift, giein indirek licht til the grund. Baith the chynges in the lenth o the day an the hicht o the Sun at nuin ar caused bi the tilt o the Yird's birl axis wi respek til the plane o the Yird's gate aroond the Sun. At onie tym, in onie saison, the northren an soothren hemispheres (haufs o the Yird) hae contrair saisons.

|  |  |  |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Ware** |   |   | **Winter** |
|   | **The Saisons** |   |
|   |   |
|    **Simmer**    |   |   |    **Autumn**    |
# Midnicht

A photae takken at midnicht
**Midnicht** is, literally, "the mids o the nicht". In maist seestems it is whan ae day ends an the neist begins: whan the date chynges. Oreeginally midnicht wis haufwey atween day-set an day-daw, shiftin accordin tae the saisons.
# Nuin

The Sun at nuin, as viewed frae Kerala, Indie
**Nuin** is the time exactly haufwey throu the day, written 12.00 or 12:00 in the 24-hoor knock an 12:00 pm in the 12-hoor knock. **Twaloors** means nuin an aw, awtho this alsae means *aroond* nuin, or verra early efternuin.
# Astronomy

A starn-formin region in the Muckle Magellanic Clood, an irregular galaxy.
**Astronomy** (frae Greek: αστρονομία) is a naitural science that studies celestial objecks an phenomena. It applies mathematics, naitural philosophy, an chemistry, for tae explain the origins of thon objecks an phenomena an their evolution. Objecks of interest taks in planets, muins, starns, galaxies, an comets; whereas the phenomena taks in supernova flists, gamma ray bursts, an cosmic microwave backgrund radiation. Mair generally, aw astronomical phenomena that comes frae furth of the Yird's atmosphere is athin the scowth of astronomy. A sib but sindry subjeck, the physical cosmology, is concerned wi the study of the Universe as a haill.

Astronomy is the auldest o the naitural sciences. The earliest civilisations in recordit history, as in the Babylonians, Greeks, Indians, Egyptians, Nubians, Iranians, Chinese, an Mayans wir performin purposefu observes of the nicht lift. Historically, astronomy haes taen in disciplines as diverse as the astrometry, celestial navigation, the observational astronomy an calendar-makin, but professional astronomy is nou aften consithered tae be sel-an-same wi the astrophysics.

Durin the 20t century, the field of professional astronomy wis riven intae observational an theoretical brainches. The observational astronomy is focused on gettin data frae observes of astronomical objecks, whilk is than scanced yuisin basic prenciples of physics. The theoretical astronomy is focused on the up-biggin of computer or analytical pattrens tae descrive astronomical objecks an phenomena. The twa fields complement ilk ither, wi the theoretical astronomy seekin tae explain the observational results an observes gettin yuised tae homologate theoretical results.

Astronomy is ane of the fyew sciences whaur amateurs can aye play an active pairt, mairfortaiken in the discovery an observation of by-gaun phenomena. Sma-expairienced astronomers hev made an contribute tae mony wechty astronomical discoveries, for ensample findin new comets.

## Fremmit airtins

* Czech astronomie (in Czech)
* Astronomie in Canada Archived 2004-01-24 at the Wayback Machine (in baith the French an the Inglish)
* Aurora Borealis (gies a chyce atween 6 leids)
# SI

**SI prefixes**| yotta- | 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 |
| zetta- | 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 |
| exa- | 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 |
| peta- | 1 000 000 000 000 000 |
| tera- | 1 000 000 000 000 |
| giga- | 1 000 000 000 |
| mega- | 1 000 000 |
| kilo- | 1 000 |
| hecto- | 100 |
| deca- | 10 |
|  | 1 |
| deci- | 1/10 |
| centi- | 1/ 100 |
| milli- | 1/ 1 000 |
| micro- | 1/ 1 000 000 |
| nano- | 1/ 1 000 000 000 |
| pico- | 1/ 1 000 000 000 000 |
| femto- | 1/ 1 000 000 000 000 000 |
| atto- | 1/ 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 |
| zepto- | 1/ 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 |
| yocto- | 1/ 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 |

The **SI** (French Système internationale d'unités, *Internaitional Seestem o Units*) is a seestem o meisurin based on the metre for lenth or displacement, kilogram for mass, an saicont for time.

The metre, kilogram an saicont can be uised ane wi anither, makkin units o meisurment for ither quantities, sic as vollum, energy, pressur, an velocity.

Whan talkin anent lairger or smaaer meisurments, mair syllables is uised; for exemplar, *kilometre* means 1000 meter, an *milligram* means 1/1000 o a gram. The prefixes is shawn in the table on the richt-haund side.

## History an uiss

The SI units wis thocht oot in Fraunce efter the French Revolution.
Thay are nou uised aa ower the warld, but thay arna gey popular in some kintras, sic as the Unitit States.

Even the Unitit Kinrick, that creatit the auld US units o meisurment, is nou "metric", acause o staundardeisation athort the European Union.

## Base units o meisurment

The SI **base units** is meisurments uised bi scientists an ither fowk aroond the warld. Aa the other units can be screived bi pittin thir seeven base units thegither in different weys. Thir units is cryed *derivate units*.

* metre (m), unit o lenth (whiles *l*, whiles *s*, whiles *d*)
* kilogram (kg), unit o mass (*m*)
* saicont (s), unit o time (*t*)
* ampere (A), unit o electric flow (*I*)
* kelvin (K), unit o temperatur (*T*)
* mole (mol), unit o amoont o substance (*n*)
* candela (cd), unit o luminous intensity (*I*)

## See an aa

* British Weights and Measures Association
# Computer

Computer|    |

A **computer** is a device that can be instructit tae cairy oot arbitrar sequences o arithmetic or logical operations automatically. The abeelity o computers tae follae generalised sets o operations, cried *programs*, enables them tae perform an extremely wide range o tasks.

Sic computers are used as control seestems for a verra wide variety o industrial an consumer devices. This includes semple special purpose devices lik microwave uivens an remote controls, factory devices sic as industrial robots an computer assistit design, but an aa in general purpose devices lik personal computers an mobile devices sic as smairtphones. The Internet is run on computers an it connects millions o ither computers.

Syne auncient times, semple manual devices lik the abacus aidit fowk in daein calculations. Early in the Industrial Revolution, some mechanical devices war biggit tae automate lang tedisome tasks, sic as guidin paiterns for luims. Mair sophisticatit electrical machines did specialised analogue calculations in the early 20t century. The first deegital electronic calculatin machines war developed in Warld War II. The speed, pouer, an versatility o computers haes increased conteenuously an dramatically syne then.

Conventionally, a modren computer consists o at least ane processin element, teepically a central processin unit (CPU), an some form o memory. The processin element cairies out arithmetic an logical operations, an a sequencin an control unit can chynge the order o operations in response tae stored information. Peripheral devices include input devices (keybuirds, mice, joystick, etc.), ootput devices (monitor screens, prenters, etc.), an input/ootput devices that perform baith functions (e.g., the 2000s-era titchscreen). Peripheral devices allou information tae be retrieved frae a freemit soorce an thay enable the result o operations tae be saufit an retrieved.
# Tropics

Warld map wi the tropics heichlichted in reid
The **tropics** is a region o the Yird surroonding the Equator. It is leemitit in latitude bi the Tropic o Cancer in the northren hemisphere at 23°26′09.1″ (or 23.43585°) N an the Tropic o Capricorn in the soothren hemisphere at 23°26′09.1″ (or 23.43585°) S; these latitudes correspond tae the axial tilt o the Yird. The tropics are an aa referred tae as the **tropical zone** an the **torrid zone** (see geografical zone). The tropics include aw the auries on the Yird whaur the Sun reaches a subsolar pynt, a pynt directly owerheid at least ance durin the solar year.

The tropics are distinguished frae the other climatic an biomatic regions of Yird, the middle latitudes an the polar regions on either side o the equatorial zone.
# Celestial sphere

The Yird rotatin within a relatively smaa-diameter Yird-centered **celestial sphere**. Depictit here are starns (white), the ecliptic (reid), an lines o richt ascension an declination (green) o the equatorial coordinate seestem.
In astronomy an navigation, the **celestial sphere** is an imaiginar sphere o arbitrarily muckle radius, concentric wi Yird. Aw objects in the observer's sky can be thoucht o as projectit upon the inside surface o the celestial sphere, as if it wur the unnerside o a dome or a hemispherical screen. The celestial sphere is a practical tuil for spherical astronomy, allaein observers tae plot poseetions o objects in the sky when thair distances are unkent or unimportant.
# Icelandic leid

| Icelandic |
| --- |
| *íslenska* |
| Pronunciation | ['i:s(t)lɛnska] |
| Native tae | Iceland |
| Native speakers | 330,000 (2013) |
| Leid faimily | Indo-European
* Germanic
	+ North Germanic
		- West Scandinavian
			* Insular Scandinavian
				+ **Icelandic**
 |
| Early forms | Auld Norse
* Auld West Norse
	+ Auld Icelandic
 |
| Writin seestem | Latin (Icelandic alphabet) Icelandic Braille |
| Offeecial status |
| Offeecial leid in |  Iceland |
| Regulatit bi | Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies |
| Leid codes |
| ISO 639-1 | `is` |
| ISO 639-2 | `ice (B)` `isl (T)` |
| ISO 639-3 | `isl` |
| Glottolog | `icel1247` |
| Linguasphere | `52-AAA-aa` |
|  |
|

**Icelandic** (*íslenska*) is a Germanic leid that's spak in the island kintra o Iceland. It's the offeecial leid o Iceland an is sib tae the Faroese leid. Icelandic haes juist 32 letters o the Laitin alphabet. It is the offeecial leid o Iceland. This leid is relatit tae the Faroese leid an some Norse byleids.

## Alphabet

Thae letters o the Icelandic alphabet is

a á b d ð e é f g h i í j k l m n o ó p r s t u ú v x y ý þ æ ö
# Auld Inglis

| Auld Inglis |
| --- |
| Ænglisc, Anglisc, Englisc |
| First page o the Auld Inglis poem *Beowulf* |
| Region | Ingland (except the extreme soothwest an northwest), soothren an eastren Scotland, an the eastren fringes o modren Wales. |
| Era | maistly developed intae Middle Inglis bi the 13t century |
| Leid faimily | Indo-European
* Germanic
	+ Wast Germanic
		- Ingvaeonic?
			* Anglo-Frisie
				+ Anglic
					- **Auld Inglis**
 |
| Dialects | * Kentish
* Mercian
* Northumbrian
* Wast Saxon
 |
| Writin seestem | Runic, later Laitin (Auld Inglis alphabet). |
| Leid codes |
| ISO 639-2 | `ang` |
| ISO 639-3 | `ang` |

The **Auld Inglis** leid is a wast Germanic leid that wis spak in Breetain atween aboot 425 an 1125. Hit is an early furm o Inglis an Scots, an is sib wi Auld Frisie an Auld Saxon. Wast Saxon wis the heidmaist mak o Auld Inglis in the auncient corpus, includin the epic poem *Beowulf*, as the Wast Saxons wis the strangest kinrick o thon time, whiles the Northumbrian dialect o Auld Inglis eventually becam the Scots leid.

Auld Inglis hud a grammatic seestem nae affa faur awa fae Laitin. In maist wuys, hit wis mair alike ti modren German ur Icelandic than tae modren Inglis. Hit wis guy inflectit, wi fyve grammatic cases (nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, an eenstrumental), three grammatic nummers (single, plural, an dual) an three grammatic genders (masculine, feminine, an neuter) an aw. The dual wis uised fir the first an seicont persons anly, an referrit ti groups o twa.

O aw the descendants o Auld Inglis, Scots an Northumbrian Inglis are the maist true tae the oreeginal furm.

|  |  |  |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Auld Inglis |  | Scots |
| Eald Englisc |  | Auld Inglis |
| hit |  | hit |
| ēacod |  | eikit |
| sibb |  | sib |
| mǣst |  | maist |
| ġefunden |  | fund |
| þōht |  | thocht |  |
| ōhsta |  | oxter |

Auld Inglis didna staun still, bit raitherly its usage streeched oor a period o 700 year, fi the Wast Germanic migration ti Great Britain in the 5t century, richt up ti the hyne o the 11t century. The name o 'Auld Inglis' wis cairried on ti the time o the Norman invasion, whan the eenfluence o the French leid chynged its grammar sae it wis mair lik ti modren Inglis. Meanwhiles the Northernmaist toons whaur Auld Inglis wis spak wis ower the modren mairch o England intae Soothren Scotland aroond Midlothian. It wis fae this steid that, ower tyme, the leid split apairt frae its Soothren neebour an stairtit forming feetures o the ilk o Scots.

## See forby
# German leid

| German |
| --- |
| *Deutsch* |
| Pronunciation | [dɔʏtʃ] |
| Native tae | Primarily German-speakin Europe, an aw in the warldwide German-speakin diaspora |
| Ethnicity | German fowk (historically) |
| Native speakers | 90 million (2010) to 95 million (2014) L2 speakers: 10–15 million (2014) |
| Leid faimily | Indo-European
* Germanic
	+ Wast Germanic
		- Heich German
			* **German**
 |
| Early forms | Auld Heich German
* Middle Heich German
	+ Early New Heich German
 |
| Staundart forms | German Staundart German
Swiss Staundart German
Austrick Staundart German

 |
| Writin seestem | Latin (German alphabet) German Braille |
| Signed forms | Signed German, LBG *(*Lautsprachbegleitende* / *Lautbegleitende Gebärden*)* |
| Offeecial status |
| Offeecial leid in |
6 kintras
* Austrick
* Belgium
* Germany
* Liechtenstein
* Luxembourg
* Swisserland

3 dependencies
* Sooth Tyrol (Italy)
* 31 gminas in Poland (Opole Voivodeship and Silesia Voivodeship)
* 9 municipalities in Brazil

 Several internaitional institutions |
| Recognised minority leid in |
11 kintras (minority/naitional leid)* Czech Republic  Denmark (Syddanmark)  Hungary  Italy (Sooth Tyrol)  Kazakhstan  Namibie  Poland  Romanie  Roushie (Azovo German Naitional Destrict)  Slovakie  Ukraine
 |
| Regulatit bi | *No offeecial regulation*
(German orthografie regulatit bi the Cooncil for German Orthografie). |
| Leid codes |
| ISO 639-1 | `de` |
| ISO 639-2 | `ger (B)` `deu (T)` |
| ISO 639-3 | Variously: `deu` – German `gmh` – Middle Heich German `goh` – Auld Heich German `gct` – Colonia Tovar German `bar` – Bavarian `cim` – Cimbrian `geh` – Hutterite German `ksh` – Kölsch `nds` – Law German `sli` – Lower Silesian `ltz` – Luxembourgish `vmf` – Mainfränkisch `mhn` – Mòcheno `pfl` – Palatinate German `pdc` – Pennsylvania German `pdt` – Plautdietsch `swg` – Swabian German `gsw` – Swiss German `uln` – Unserdeutsch `sxu` – Upper Saxon `wae` – Walser German `wep` – Westphalian `hrx` – Riograndenser Hunsrückisch `yec` – Yenish |
| Glottolog | `high1287`  Heich Franconian `uppe1397`  Upper German |
| Linguasphere | `further information52-AC (Continental Wast Germanic) > 52-ACB (Deutsch & Dutch) > 52-ACB-d (Central German incl. 52-ACB–dl & -dm Staundart/Generalised Heich German) + 52-ACB-e & -f (Upper German & Swiss German) + 52-ACB-h (émigré German varieties incl. 52-ACB-hc Hutterite German & 52-ACB-he Pennsylvanie German etc.) + 52-ACB-i (Yenish); Totallin 285 varieties: 52-ACB-daa to 52-ACB-i` |
|
  (Co-)Offeecial an majority leid
  Co-offeecial, but not majority leid
  Statutory minority/cultural leid
  Non-statutory minority leid
 |
|

**German** (*Deutsch*, pronouncit [dɔʏtʃ]) is a Wast Germanic leid, thus relatit tae an clessifee'd alangside Inglis an Dutch. It is ane o the warld's major leids an the maist widely spoken first leid in the European Union. Globally, German is spoken bi aboot 120 million hamespun speakers an aboot 80 million non-hamespun speakers. Standard German is widely lairnt in schuils, varsities an Goethe Institutes warldwide.It is a naitional leid o Germany, Austrick, Liechtenstein, Swizzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium an the European Union.
# Norse leid

| Norse |
| --- |
| *norsk* |
| Pronunciation | [nɔʂk] (East and North) [nɔʁsk] (Wast) |
| Native tae | Norawa |
| Ethnicity | Norses |
| Native speakers | 5.2 million (2015) |
| Leid faimily | Indo-European
* Germanic
	+ North Germanic
		- *disputit*
			* **Norse**
 |
| Early forms | Auld Norse
* *disputit*
 |
| Staundart forms | written Bokmål (offeecial)
 •  written Riksmål (unoffeecial)
written Nynorsk (offeecial)
 •  written Høgnorsk (unoffeecial) |
| Writin seestem | Laitin (Norse alphabet) Norse Braille |
| Signed forms | Norse Sign Leid |
| Offeecial status |
| Offeecial leid in |  Norawa
*Template:Kintra data Nordic Cooncil* |
| Regulatit bi | Leid Cooncil o Norawa (Bokmål an Nynorsk) Norse Academy (Riksmål) Ivar Aasen-sambandet (Høgnorsk) |
| Leid codes |
| ISO 639-1 | ``no` – inclusive code
Individual codes:
`nb`Bokmål
`nn`Nynorsk` |
| ISO 639-2 | `nor` – inclusive code
Individual codes:
`nob` – Bokmål
`nno` – Nynorsk |
| ISO 639-3 | `nor` – inclusive code Individual codes: `nob` – Bokmål `nno` – Nynorsk |
| Glottolog | `norw1258` |
| Linguasphere | ``52-AAA-ba` to `-be`; `52-AAA-cf` to `-cg`` |
| Areas where Norwegian is spoken, including North Dakota (where 0.4% of the population speaks Norwegian), western Wisconsin (<0.1% of the population), and Minnesota (0.1% of the population) (Data: U.S. Census 2000). |
|

**Norse** or **Norawa** (*norsk*) is a Germanic leid spak mainly in Norawa, whaur it is an offeecial leid. Thegether wi Swadish an Dens, Norse forms a continuum o mair or less mutually intelligible local an regional variants *(c.f. Scots-Inglis byleid continuum)*.

Thir continental Scandinavian leids thegether wi the insular leids Faroese an Icelandic, an some deid leids, constitutes the North Germanic leids (cried Scandinavie leids an aw). Faroese an Icelandic is nae langer mutually intelligible wi Norse in thair spoken form, acause continental Scandinavie haes diverged frae them.
# Dens leid

| Dens |
| --- |
| *dansk* |
| The first page o the Jutlandic Law oreeginally frae 1241 in Codex Holmiensis, copied in 1350. **The first sentence is:** "*Mæth logh skal land byggas*" **Modren orthografie:** "Med lov skal land bygges" **Scots translation:** "Wi law shall a kintra be biggit" |
| Pronunciation | [ˈtænˀsk] |
| Native tae | * Denmark
* Greenland
* Faroe Islands
* Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
 |
| Ethnicity | Danes |
| Native speakers | 5.5 million (2012) |
| Leid faimily | Indo-European
* Germanic
	+ North Germanic
		- Sooth Scandinavian
			* **Dens**
 |
| Early forms | Auld Norse
* Auld East Norse
	+ Early Auld Dens
		- Late Auld Dens
 |
| Dialects | * Bornholmian (Eastren Dens)
* Jutlandic
* Sooth Jutlandic
* Insular Dens
 |
| Writin seestem | Laitin script: Dano-Norse alphabet  ∙ Dens orthography ∙ Dens Braille |
| Signed forms | Danish Sign Language |
| Offeecial status |
| Offeecial leid in | * Kinrick o Denmark
* •   Denmark
* •   Faroe Islands
* *Schleswig-Holstein*
* *Template:Kintra data Nordic Cooncil*
* *European Union*
 |
| Recognised minority leid in | * •   Greenland
* Germany
 |
| Regulatit bi | Dansk Sprognævn (Dens Leid Committee) |
| Leid codes |
| ISO 639-1 | `da` |
| ISO 639-2 | `dan` |
| ISO 639-3 | Either: `dan` – Insular Dens `jut` – Jutlandic |
| Glottolog | `dani1285`  Dens `juti1236`  Jutish |
| Linguasphere | `5 2-AAA-bf & -ca to -cj` |
| The Dens-speakin warld:   regions whaur Dens is the leid o the majority   regions whaur Dens is the leid o a significant minority
 |
|

**Dens** (*dansk*) is a Germanic leid an pairt o the North Germanic brainch. It is spoken bi aboot 6 million fowk, maistly in Denmark; the leid is uised bi 50,000 fowk in the northren pairts o Schleswig-Holstein in Germany whaur it haes the status as a minority leid. Dens haes offeecial status an is a subject fowk in schuil need tae lairn in the Dens pairts o Greenland an the Faroe Islands forby. In Iceland an Faroe Islands, Dens is, alang wi Inglis, a fremmit leid taucht in the schuils as a subject fowk hiv tae lairn. In North an Sooth Americae thare is Dens leid communities in Argentina, the U.S. an Canadae. Due tae immigration an leid substitution in Greenland, atween 15-20% o the fowk speak Dens as thair mither tongue.

## Fremmit airtins

* Scots an Dens cognates Archived 2008-01-10 at the Wayback Machine
# Swadish leid

The airts whaur Swadish is spoken
Svenska språkets utbredning
**Swadish** (*svenska*) is a North Germanic leid, spak bi mair nor nine million fowk, maistly in Swaden an pairts o Finland, especially alang the coast an on the Åland islands. It is tae a muckle extent mutually intelligible wi Norawa an a bittie less wi Dens. Swaden is ca'd "Sverige" in Swadish, it is pronouncit "Sver-ye".

## Historie o Swaddish

Alang wi the ither North Germanic leids, Swaddish is an affcome o Auld Norse, the common leid o the Germanic fowk bidin in Scandinavie durin the Viking Age. The letters that exist in Swadish an nae in Scots (even tho' "ä" exists in Ulster Scots) are: å, ä an ö.

The Swaddish as it wis spoken in the Mid-Ages wis gey different frae modren Swaddish. The grammar is muckle different, mair nor the pronouciaition that didna chynge the muckle : thar wis fower cases for adjectives, nouns an pronouns: nominative, dative, accusative an genitive. (The farst an the last dae exist till the day). Thar war three genders: masculine, wummanly an neuter.
The *utrum* is the gender o the day that contains baith masculine an wummanly. The conjugaition wis mair complex an aw, haein indicative an subjonctive an the verb chyngin at ivery person an number. The XVIth yeirhunder an the like, the leid haes become gey simpler in a pure grammatical owersicht, it wis mair like the the day's Swaddish. Till the XVIIth yeirhunder the cases war stil uisit, but nou bide anly in some rare dialects.

## See awso

* Swaden
* Lingueestics
* Leids
* List o leids bi kintra
# Dutch leid

**Dutch** (*Nederlands* listen ) is a Wast Germanic, Law German leid that's spoken warldwide bi aboot twintie-fower million fowk, maistly in the Netherlands, Suriname an Belgium. The kynd o Dutch spoke in Belgium is informally cried Fleems (*Vlaams*) an aw. The leid is forbye cried *Hollands* bi hamelt spaekers awtho this is becomin less common nou; a curn folk conseeder it no tae be poleetically correct. Dutch is nearhaun ti the Sooth Africaen leid Afrikaans, in the wey Scots is tae Inglis.

## Ensaumples

Guid day is cried: "goedendag" in Dutch.
Thank ye: "Dank u".