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Ódada-ído-áda (Óídada-údo-áda)
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b > m /_[a] p > b /_[e] p > ɸ /_[y] b > β /_[u] b > w /_[o] |
d > n /_[a] t > d /_[e] t > s /_[y] n > z /_[u] n > ɹ /_[o] ɾ > ɾ /_[vowel]_[same vowel] |
g > ŋ /_[a] k > g /_[e] k > x /_[y] g > ɣ /_[u] g > ʎ /_[o] |
Órara-íro-ána (Órara-úro-óína)
Elfish Proto-Sylvan-Agrarian (early Proto-Swartelfish dialect)
Open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Sample #1
Transliteration: Atoki-ota-upepa-ote ite-oita-ita oakokita-oato-eta otta-upepa-iki-ika
Pronunciation: // a.ro.ki / o.na / u.be.ma / o.de // i.de / o.i.na / i.na // o.a.ɣo.ki.na / o.a.ro / e.na // o.la / u.be.ma / i.ki / i.ŋa //
Transcription: Árokiónaúbemaóde ídeóínaína óáyokinaóároéna ólaúbemaíkiíŋa
Gloss: Before-object-big-cause of-all-object-things evidental-past-verb-exist subject-ness-big-nothing
Translation: Before the great origin of all things, there must have existed in those days a great nothingness.
Sample #2
Transliteration: Eta-ato-ety-aku Atta-Kiatoa iapota uti-uta-ita eta-ato-upe ita-itta-upu atta-ita
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.u.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // a.lă.i.nă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiúnaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-álaína
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught she
Translation: “Kara sighed and to him brought she a draught.”
Sample #3
Transliteration: Etaatoetyaku-Atta-Kiatoa iapota utiataita etaatoupe-itaittaupu-uttaipa
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.a.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // u.lă.i.mă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiánaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-úlaíma
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught me (male)
Translation: “Kara sighed and to her brought I a draught.”
Óraraíroána (Óraraúroóína)
Elfish Proto-Sylvan-Agrarian (early Proto-Swartelfish dialect)
Open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Sample #1
Transliteration: Atokiotaupepaote iteoitaita oakokitaoatoeta ottaupepaikiika
Pronunciation: // a.ro.ki.o.na.u.be.ma.o.de // i.de.o.i.na.i.na // o.a.ɣo.ki.na.o.a.ro.e.na // o.la.u.be.ma.i.ki.i.ŋa //
Transcription: Árokiónaúbemaóde ídeóínaína óáyokinaóároéna ólaúbemaíkiíŋa
Gloss: Before-object-big-cause of-all-object-things evidental-past-verb-exist subject-ness-big-nothing
Translation: Before the great origin of all things, there must have existed in those days a great nothingness.
Sample #2
Transliteration: Etaatoetyaku-Atta-Kiatoa iapota utiutaita etaatoupe-itaittaupu-attaita
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.u.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // a.lă.i.nă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiúnaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-álaína
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught she
Translation: “Kara sighed and to him brought she a draught.”
Sample #3
Transliteration: Etaatoetyaku-Atta-Kiatoa iapota utiataita etaatoupe-itaittaupu-uttaipa
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.a.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // u.lă.i.mă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiánaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-úlaíma
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught me (male)
Translation: “Kara sighed and to her brought I a draught.”
Swartelfish Sylvan-Agrarian
+ Sylvanic Consonantal Vowel Deletion
This change occured in the Sylvan-Agrarian languages and created the Sylvanic branch of the Palaeoboreanic language family.
Ol-ir-an (or Oil-ur-an)
Formerly-open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Proto-Trowish? (a Proto-Sylvanic Dialect)
Sample #1
Transliteration: Ark-on-ubm-od id-oin-in oaykn-or-en ol-ubm-ik-iŋ
Pronunciation: // ark / on / ubm / od // id / o.in / in // o.aɣkn / a.or / en // ol / ubm / ik / iŋ //
Transcription: Arkonubmod idoinin oayknoaren olubmikiŋ
Gloss: Before-object-big-cause of-all-object-things evidental-past-verb-exist subject-ness-big-nothing
Translation: Before the great origin of all things, there must have existed in those days a great nothingness.
Sample #2
Transliteration: En-ar-es-ah Al-Ka-ra iawn ut-un-in en-ar-ub in-il-uv al-in
Pronunciation: // en / ar / es / aɣ // al / kar.a // i.awn // ut / un / in // en / ar / ub // in / il / uβ // al / in //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiúnaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-álaína
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught she
Translation: “Kara sighed and to him brought she a draught.”
Sample #3
Transliteration: Etaatoetyaku-Atta-Kiatoa iapota utiataita etaatoupe-itaittaupu-uttaipa
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.a.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // u.lă.i.mă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiánaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-úlaíma
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught me (male)
Translation: “Kara sighed and to her brought I a draught.”
Oliran (or Oiluran)
Formerly-open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Early Low Swartelfish (a Proto-Sylvanic Dialect)
This dialect of Proto-Swartelfish was spoken among those who lived and worked most closely with Dwarves.
Sample #1
Transliteration: Arkonubmod idoinin oayknoren olubmikiŋ
Pronunciation: // ark.on.ubm.od // id.o.in.in // o.aɣkn.a.or.en // ol.ubm.ik.iŋ //
Transcription: Arkonubmod idoinin oayknoaren olubmikiŋ
Gloss: Before-object-big-cause of-all-object-things evidental-past-verb-exist subject-ness-big-nothing
Translation: Before the great origin of all things, there must have existed in those days a great nothingness.
Sample #2
Transliteration: Enaresah-Al-Kara iawn utunin enarub-iniluv-alin
Pronunciation: // en.ar.es.aɣ // al // kar.a // i.awn // ut.un.in // en.ar.ub // in.il.uβu // al.in //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiúnaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-álaína
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught she
Translation: “Kara sighed and to him brought she a draught.”
Sample #3
Transliteration: Etaatoetyaku-Atta-Kiatoa iapota utiataita etaatoupe-itaittaupu-uttaipa
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.a.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // u.lă.i.mă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiánaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-úlaíma
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught me (male)
Translation: “Kara sighed and to her brought I a draught.”
Oliran (or Oiluran)
Formerly-open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Early High Swartelfish (a Proto-Sylvanic Dialect)
This dialect of Proto-Swartelfish was spoken among the aristocracy and those who spent the most time associating with other Elves..
Sample #1
Transliteration: Arkonubmod idoinin oayknoren olubmikiŋ
Pronunciation: // ar.ko.nub.mod // i.do.i.nin // o.aɣk.na.o.ren // o.lub.mi.kiŋ //
Transcription: Arkonubmod idoinin oayknoaren olubmikiŋ
Gloss: Before-object-big-cause of-all-object-things evidental-past-verb-exist subject-ness-big-nothing
Translation: Before the great origin of all things, there must have existed in those days a great nothingness.
Sample #2
Transliteration: Enaresah-Al-Kara iawn utunin enarub-iniluv-alin
Pronunciation: // e.na.re.saɣ // al // ka.ra // i.awn // u.tu.nin // e.na.rub // i.ni.luβ // a.lin //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiúnaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-álaína
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught she
Translation: “Kara sighed and to him brought she a draught.”
Sample #3
Transliteration: Etaatoetyaku-Atta-Kiatoa iapota utiataita etaatoupe-itaittaupu-uttaipa
Pronunciation: // e.nă.a.rŏ.e.sy̆.a.ɣŭ // a.lă // kĭ.a.rŏ.a // i.a.wŏ.nă // u.tĭ.a.nă.i.nă // e.nă.a.rŏ.u.bĕ // i.nă.i.lă.u.βŭ // u.lă.i.mă //
Transcription: Énaároésyáhu-Ála-Kiároá íáwona útiánaína énaároúbe-ínaílaúvu-úlaíma
Gloss: Past-sigh subject-Kara and to-him past-bring (a) draught me (male)
Translation: “Kara sighed and to her brought I a draught.”
Oliran
Formerly-open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Late Proto-Swartelfish (a Proto-Sylvanic Dialect)
Anirol
Formerly-open, afformative, suffixing, SVO
Old Darkelfish (a Sylvanic language)
Transliteration 1: iŋikumborr enoaroankj inoinid enodumbonakr
Pronunciation: // iŋ.ik.um.bol // en.o.aɹ.o.an.kʎ // in.o.in.id // od.um.bon.akṛ //
Transcription: ingikumbol enoaroaykn inoinid odumbonakr
Gloss: nothing-big-ness-subject exist-verb-past-evidental things-object-all-of cause-big-object-gerund-before
Translation: A great nothingness it seems existed in the days before the great cause of all things.
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