Cod Atlantean

Cod Atlantean was spoken in fishing villages along the southern coast of Atlantis. These fishermen were famous for navigating long distances for tasty cod fish. A group decided to settle on new lands in Western Europe, that became known as the Iberian Peninsula. They continued to spread across across the Iberian Peninsula and west along the Mediterranean. The dialect of the people who remained in the Iberian Peninsula became known as Luso Atlan.

As they were spreading across Southern Europe, different dialects emerged. As traders from Rome began spreading their wares across Europe, the Latin dialect of Atlantean heavily influenced the different Luso dialects which created the modern Cod languages. Of course, all the modern minor languages (Galician, Catalan, Occitan) are part of this group as well. This contradicts what avocadians think that Latin is the mother of the Cod languages, but it is in fact just another one of them.