Infinite Shidinn

The subject of this entry is not Infinite Shidinn alphabet.
Infinite Shidinn is casually named Shilu, which is not to be confused with    (Zheatum: Shilu Tyeii).

Infinite Shidinn ,a.k.a. Infshidinn , Shilyu , or Shilu , is the collective name of a series of Ŝidinidos using Infinite Shidinn Alphabet, which is the most alphabetic of Ŝidinidos. The specific language referred to by Infshidinn depends on the context, if there is no context, it generally refers to the Pan-Infinite Shidinn.
The Infinite Shidinn Alphabet is an extension of the Shidinn alphabet and the Shidinn extended alphabet, as detailed in the Infinite Shidinn Alphabet.
The reason why the Chinese name of Infshidinn is 希吕语 is that the hanzi case of the extended letter  is 吕, and the hanzi case of the first letter of Infshidinn is also 吕, which is intended to emphasise that Infinite Shidinn Alphabets are infinite. (the latter hanzi case have been changed to 召 because of the repetition of the former)
P.S.: The Infinite Shidinn Alphabet is not the Shidinn alphabet which is quite different in terms of definitions, the Shidinn alphabet has only 46 letters.

If not noted in this entry, 'Infshidinn' would refer to the Pan-Infinite Shidinn, the branches is described in more detail below.

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• 本页中文版见希吕语。