Draft:Senegalian language
Not to be confused with Senegalese language.
Old Emmian or Senegalian was a language of Senegalia, today part of Emmia and the region Senega in Emily (and northern Emmia). The language Mogoya, a language of the region Mogo, have some words from the former Senegalian language, the oldest writing of Emmian (Emmy). In 24 BC, Blookian people ruled Senegalia called "the Senegalian Empire."
Senegalian words[edit]
Some Senegalian words were borrowed from languages like Old French, Old English and Blookian (Old Blookettian). Modern Emmian words were borrowed from Senegalian words. Senegalese names were borrowed from Senegalian words, such as Ndiaye from the word ndiaye (Modern Emmian: ndiaya). Ivorian footballer Djakaria Barro was named after Senegalian king Djakaria laya senegal, which is Senegalian for "Jakariya of Senegalia". The word senegal means "Senegalia" in Senegalian and is named after modern-day Senegal in West Africa. Djakaridja is a Modern Emmian word meaning "Jakariya". The footballer Djakaridja Koné from Burkina Faso is named after Djakaridja.