Aladosci

Aladosci is a the King's Language in Aladean, the world of "The Lost Line" by Christopher A. Akins

Consonants	Labial	Dental	Palatial       Velar	Glottal
Plosives	p/b	t/d		        k/g	
fricatives	f/v	θ  s/z	ʃ/ʒ	        x/ɣ	
affricatives		ʦ	ʧ		        h
nasals	m	n			  
approximates	w	r/l	j		

Vowels	Front	Mid	Back
High	i	ɪ	
Mid 	e/ø		o
Low		a	

Eké, em, té, pé, qué, gé, dé, bé, co, om, occo, cho, atha, am, pha, gha, fa, sa ha, lu ru, um, nai mai, aim, izzi, isci, im, zy, vy, ym

i-/j/ before vowels unless ï

ai- single letter /aj/

th-/θ/

u-/ø/

y-/ɪ/

final e silent unless é

sc-/ʃ/

zz-/ʒ/

ph-/f/

gh-/ɣ/ before consonant, /f/ before vowel or if final

qu-/k/

c-/k/ before consonant or a/o/u, /ʧ/ before e/i/ai, /s/ before y

cc-/ʦ/

ch-/x/

Some example sentences

• The sun shines. • Ahailé ion asora. • The sun is shining. • Sa ahailend ion asora. • The sun shone. • Ahailecé ion asora. • The sun will shine. • Ahaileré ion asora. • The sun has been shining. • Sacé ahailend ion asora. • The sun is shining again. • Sa ahailend ion asora petez. • The sun will shine tomorrow. • Ahaileré ion asora ban atesoranei. • The sun shines brightly. • Ahailé ion asora ialai. • The bright sun shines. • Ahailé ion ialai asora. • The sun is rising now. • Sa ampend ion asora leogasai. • All the people shouted. • Pagogual sompassa mon v’aladieis. • Some of the people shouted. • Pagogual puertysel mon v’aladieis. • Many of the people shouted twice. • Pagogual qualael mon v’aladieis osai. • Happy people often shout. • Pagol wenai aladieo motivai. • The kitten jumped up. • Diupacé n’ounael attai. • The kitten jumped onto the table. • Diupacé sagh n’ounael wasse v’rebereo. • My little kitten walked away. • Tampi siai ounael’an emposa • It's raining. • Sa ehlonand vique • The rain came down. • Diahacé v’ehloneo rocai • The kitten is playing in the rain. • Sa quophand n’ounael toso v’ehloneis • The rain has stopped. • Sura gotycé v’ehloneo