Beginnings of the Lovásic Language

Cultural event

Around 700 BCS, Lovasnép settlements in the Podravian midlands began to develop a separate divergent branch of the Podravo-Uldic language.

The development of a separate Lovásic language began around 700 BCS with the withdrawal of the marshlands in the south, and the subsequent southward migration of the nomadic Uldic groups. By that time, Lovasnép settlements had spread as far west as the Subarat River, and they had begun to develop a separate divergent branch of the Podravo-Uldic language spoken by their former neighbors.