👉 In linguistics and semantics, a coevalneity is a linguistic concept that refers to two or more languages having similar sounds but different grammatical structures. Coevalnities are typically found in Romance languages like French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Hungarian, Czech, Lithuanian, Serbian, Croatian, Bulgarian, and Macedonian. They are also found in languages with a high degree of morphological similarity, such as the languages of Central Asia or the languages spoken by
