Common Faronaf

Common Faronaf is the language of the Femoâth Faromi. It has quite a few Mannish influences - due to the fact most of its history has taken place along side Men. It also has a few Dhraki influences, due to the fact Dwarves have had dealings with Elves for 8000 years.
 * Pronunciation: /ˌfæ.ˈroʊ.næf/
 * Dictionary: 
 * Grammar: 
 * Spoken by Femoâth Faromi - The Elves who lived on Sentres.

History
Common Faronaf, along with every Elvish Language, developed from Old High Elvish - first spoken by the Tharmoêdh Clan when they awoke, then adapted by the Faromi and the Erameans. This language then diverged as the 3 Clans made their own ways around The Haligeard. For the Faromi this language developed into Old Faronaf when they settled at Thënor. Common Faronaf started to develop when the Faromi arrived on Edorlund. Here it gained a lot more vocabulary and some Mannish Features.

While Common Faronaf did develop a lot from its 'conception' on Edorlund until when the Palëath started to return to Sentres, a Faromi Elf could still understand (albeit with some difficulty) Common Faronaf from ct:300 in the year ct:16000. However the same Elf could not understand Faronaf in its 'Old' form from Eternia.

Nasals
Nasal Modifiers at the start of words rarely exist in Faronaf. The nasals from Old High Elvish/Huiminen (nt, nd, mp, mb, ngk, ng'g) have been replaced with t, d, p, k, g. For instance, the Huiminen word 'mbalë' has mutated to 'balë'. However, in proper nouns such as the place 'Mpelā', a 'u' is prefixed in the Faronaf pronunciation - 'Umpela'.

In Old High Elvish the 'rogue' nasal nb/nb occured in some words, this has become mb/mp in Common Faronaf. Also, in Old High Elvish, and in Huiminen today, ng is always pronounced seperately, /ng/, not as a separate nasal. This has become one /ŋ/ sound in Common Faronaf.