The language used by the Elder Gods is meant to be simple, concise, with context driving a lot of the understanding of a series of words.
The word ordering is close to that of the English language, for simplicity purposes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I: E
Me: Ek
My: Et
He: Uk
His: Ut
Her: Ut
This: Al
They: At
Them: Ak
We: Eut
You: Ud
Him: Uku<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
To be: Set\u2019at
To have: Bar\u2019at
To like: Tem\u2019at
To go: Numa\u2019at
To make: Akar\u2019at
To come:
To owe:
To give:
To take:
To hate:
To obey:
To worship:
To take: Atara
To kill: Agur\u2019at
To corrupt: Tuag\u2019at
To forget: Anakahr\u2019at<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
1: Al
2: Gal
3: Nat
4: Ako
5: Eti
6: Sat
7: Kuno
8: Uti
9: Nak
10: Teko<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
Brown
Pink
Orange
Black: Khur
White
Grey<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n
Ke\u2019 + word= Ke\u2019set (is not, was not, etc). Ke\u2019bar (does not have, has not).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Word + sh= Erkhetsh (tools)<\/p>\n\n\n\n
From a noun: noun + aru<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Infinitive= verb + \u2018at
Present: just remove suffix. Set (is)
Past: verb + \u2018il. Set\u2019il (was)
Future: verb + \u2018ak. Set\u2019ek (will)
Imperative: verb + \u2018ur. Set\u2019ur (be!)<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Objects and animals are not gendered. If sexual specification is needed, use gender+\u2019word.
He: Uk\u2019
She: Ala\u2019
A huntress: Ala\u2019ekun.
Huntresses: Ala\u2019ke\u2019ekun.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A: Im
And: Al
The: Nek
This: Kelo
It: Ket
But: Tapur
Or: Ush
If: Ish
Else: Ke\u2019ma
In: Em
Out: Ekam
From: Teka
Large: Mur
Small: Nes
Stone: Khar
Metal: Urak
Mortal: Seume
Mine: Ek\u2019ma
Corrosion: Khurkhar (Black-Stone)
Something: Tanuka
Nothing: Kenuka
Power: Gash
Temple
God
Tool: Erket
Dwelling
Clothes
Object
Thing
Good
Bad
True: Elaget
False
Wise
Hunter: Ekun
Warrior: Arak
Agile: Akul
Forest: Etil
Desert
Sea
Air: Naru
Shimmer: Khurnaru (Black-Air)
Prey
Food
Void: Naghar
Two-Metal: Galurak
Source: Gakhum
Again: Kastun
Lost
Found: Gola<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The human is mine= Seume ek\u2019ma set.
You have something of mine, mortal.= Seume, ud bar tanuka ek\u2019ma.
I do not like this. = E kelo ke\u2019tem.
He killed him. = Uk agur\u2019il uku.
Corrosion corrupts the void! = Khurkhar tuag nek naghar!
I was powerful (I had power): E set\u2019il gash.
This hunter is powerful: Al ekun gasharu.
Forgotten. Found again. Anakahr. Gola kastun.
I will get the true power from its source. E atara elaket gash teka gakhum.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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