Fingallian
Fingalian
Northern English
Northern England English
Northern
Yola
Shelta
Ulster Scots
Gaelic language
Erse language
Gaelic
Strine
Goidelic
Erse
Goidelic language
Middle Breton
Middle English
Elamitic
Susian language
Elamite language
Elamite
Susian
Elamitic language
Scottish Lallans
Hiberno-English
New English
Lallans
Ullans
Globish
Tonkawa
Anglian
Jangil
Pawnee
English English
Cornish language
West Midland
AB language
Cornish
Kutthung
Ulster Irish
Lenca
Classical English
soft mutation
Old English
Anglo-Saxon language
Anglo-Saxon
Jiwarli
Areba
Dublinese
Irish English
English language
Etchemin
Votic
Scottish English
English
Indish
north country
Oxford English
West Saxon
world English
carabao English
unstabilised
Southwestern
Aranama
Early New English
Laurentian
Old Breton
Early Modern English
Wenglish
Wyandot
Isaurian
Great Vowel Shift
cockney
wogspeak
Timucua
Scottish
Minkin
Ngan'gityemerri
Columbia-Wenatchi
Bunuban
Yorkshire assimilation
Iberian
Scots English
Alsea
Glasgow patter
Catawba
Wathawurrung
Hiberno-Celtic
Scots
Cochimi
Ngawun
Tatler
Indo-European

English words for 'An extinct variety of English formerly spoken in Fingal, Ireland, thought to have been an offshoot of Middle English.'

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