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! IPA
! IPA
! /ä/
! /h/
! /b/
! /χ/
! /ɣ/
! /w/
! /o/
! /u/
! /k/
! /g/
! /g/
! /ŋ/
! /t/
! /d/
! /d/
! /θ/
! /ð/
! /p/
! /b/
! /ɸ/
! /β/
! /s/
! /z/
! /j/
! /i/
! /e/
! /e/
! /ɛ/
! /ɛ/
! /z/
! /ä/
! /i/
! /n/
! /ɪ/
! /m/
! /j/
! /k/
! /l/
! /l/
! /m/
! /n/
! /ŋ/
! /o/
! /p/
! /ɾ/
! /ɾ/
! /s/
! /t/
! /u/
! /w/
! /h/
! /ʔ/
! /ʔ/
|-
|-
! Latin
! Latin
| A a
| H h
| B b
| ḳ
| ġ
| W w
| O o
| U u
| K k
| G g
| G g
| Ń ń
| T t
| D d
| D d
| ṭ
| ḍ
| P p
| B b
| ṗ
| ḃ
| S s
| Z z
| Y y
| I i
| E e
| E e
| ė
| ė
| Z z
| A a
| I i
| N n
| ı
| M m
| Y y
| K k
| L l
| L l
| M m
| N n
| Ń ń
| O o
| P p
| R r
| R r
| S s
| T t
| U u
| W w
| H h
| ʻ
| ʻ
|-
! Arabic
| {{Color|red|ح}}<br>1
| خ
| ݗ
| {{Color|red|و}}<br>2
| ۉ
| ۆ
| {{Color|red|ک}}<br>3
| ݢ
| گ
| {{Color|red|ط}}<br>4
| ظ
| د
| ذ
| {{Color|red|ٮ}}<br>5
| ﺏ
| ڡ
| ڢ
| {{Color|red|ص}}<br>6
| ض
| ې
| ي
| {{Color|red|ه}}<br>7
|
| ا
| ن
| م
| {{Color|red|ل}}<br>8
| ر
| ع
|-
! Name
| Ha<br>حا
| Ḳa<br>خا
| Ġa<br>ݗا
| Wa<br>وا
| Wo<br>وۉ
| Wu<br>وۆ
| Kaf<br>کاڡ
| Gaf<br>ݢاڡ
| Ńaf<br>گاڡ
| Tal<br>طال
| Dal<br>ظال
| Ṭal<br>رال
| Ḍal<br>زال
| Pa<br>ٮا
| Ba<br>با
| Ṗa<br>ڡا
| Ḃa<br>ڢا
| Sad<br>صاط
| Zad<br>ضاط
| Ya<br>ېا
| Yi<br>ېي
| Ye<br>ېه
| Yė<br>ېٰ
| Alif<br>ا
| Nun<br>نۆن
| Mim<br>ميم
| Lam<br>لام
| Ram<br>رام
| ʻam<br>عام
|}
|}
*This is a modified [[Wikipedia:Cyrillic alphabets|Cyrillic]] order.




==Written history - '''Weńur Nuʻep'''==
==Written history - '''Weńur Nuʻep وهگۆر نۆعهٮ'''==
*The Litorians do not keep written accounts of their history.
*The Litorians do not keep written accounts of their history.




==Time==
==Time==
*The Liwadi live on the western side of a vast ocean. Most of them live along the shore and every morning they watch the sun rise over the ocean. As it sets in the west, it passes behind a great mountain range and darkness comes from the east.
*The Liwadi live on the western shore of a vast ocean. Most of them live along the shore and every morning they watch the sun rise over the ocean. As it sets in the west, it passes behind a great mountain range and darkness comes from the east.
*For this reason, time passes from the east to the west. The future is in the east and the past is in the west. The word for ''future'', '''liwed''', is built on the word for ''east'', '''liwad'''. The word for ''past'', '''siper''', is built on the word for ''west'', '''sipur'''.
*For this reason, time passes from the east ('''talel طالهل''') to the west ('''dapel ظاٮيل'''). The future ('''sańig صاگيݢ''') is in the east and the past ('''sarap صاراٮ''') is in the west.




==Calendar - '''Nulen Wimod'''==
==Calendar - '''Nulen Wimod''' نۆلهن ويمۉظ==
*The Litorians do not have a complex system of time keeping. There are only four units of time.
*The Litorians do not have a complex system of time keeping. There are only four units of time.
#The day ('''nulen''') begins at first light. There is a morning ('''rotep'''), a noon ('''burud nulen''', ''high sun''), and an evening ('''epir'''). The night is called '''kekid'''. The planet's rotation gives a 28-hour day.
#The day ('''nulen نۆلهن''') begins at first light. There is a morning ('''rotep رۉطهٮ'''), a noon ('''burud nulen''', ''high sun'', '''نۆلهن بۆرۆظ'''), and an evening ('''epir هٮېر''') . The night is called '''kekid کهکيظ'''. The planet's rotation gives a 28-hour day.
#The month ('''degon''') is measured from the first sighting of the waxing crescent of the moon ('''kurim''').
#The month ('''degon ظهݢۉن''') is measured from the first sighting of the waxing crescent of the moon ('''kurim''' کۆريم''').
#The four seasons are recognized: spring ('''orań'''), summer ('''yotez'''), autumn ('''nońil'''), and winter ('''yopuʻ''').
#The four seasons are recognized: spring ('''orań ۉراگ'''), summer ('''yotez ېۉطهض'''), autumn ('''nońil نۉگيل'''), and winter ('''yopuʻ ېۉٮۆع''').
#The year ('''nemim''') begins when the trees begin to leaf. It is 384 Litorian days in length.
#The year ('''nemim نهميم''') begins when the trees begin to leaf. It is 384 Litorian days in length.
*The closest thing to a week is the four phases ('''nukas''') of the moon.
*The closest thing to a week is the four phases ('''nukas نۆکاص''') of the moon.
*The Liwadis do not have any other words to describe the passing of time except yesterday ('''aranulen'''), the day before yesterday ('''araranulen'''), tomorrow ('''oyinulen''') and the day after tomorrow ('''oyoyinulen''').
*The Liwadis do not have any other words to describe the passing of time except yesterday ('''aranulen ارانۆلهن'''), the day before yesterday ('''araranulen ارارانۆلهن'''), tomorrow ('''oyinulen ۉېينۆلهن''') and the day after tomorrow ('''oyoyinulen ۉېۉېينۆلهن''').
*Other than these, only general terms are available, such as ''past days'' and ''coming days''.
*Other than these, only general terms are available, such as ''past days'' and ''coming days''.




==The Lunar Cycle – '''Kurim Subak'''==
==The Lunar Cycle – '''Kurim Subak کۆريم صۆباک'''==
*The lunar cycle contains eight months ('''degon''') of 48 days each. The first month begins the morning after the sighting of the first crescent of the waxing large moon after the leafing of the trees. The other months begin the morning of the successive crescent moons. These months are merely numbered: '''pabit degon''', '''gepit degon''', '''dirit degon''', ''etc.''
*The lunar cycle contains eight months of 48 days each. The first month begins the morning after the sighting of the first crescent of the waxing large moon after the leafing of the trees. The other months begin the morning of the successive crescent moons. These months are merely numbered: '''hedit degon''', '''wanit degon''', '''kubit degon''', ''etc.''
*The months are divided into halves. The waxing moon ('''warup kurim''')   extends from the morning of the first crescent to the morning of the full moon.  The waning moon ('''waluń kurim''') extends from the morning of the full moon to the morning of the first crescent.
*The months are divided into halves. The waxing moon ('''warup kurim وارۆٮ کۆريم''') extends from the morning of the first crescent to the morning of the full moon.  The waning moon ('''waluń kurim والۆگ کۆريم''') extends from the morning of the full moon to the morning of the first crescent.




[[Liwadi Culture: Race and ethnicity]]
[[Liwadi Culture: Race and ethnicity]]

Latest revision as of 08:17, 23 November 2021

Table of Phonemes

IPA /h/ /χ/ /ɣ/ /w/ /o/ /u/ /k/ /g/ /ŋ/ /t/ /d/ /θ/ /ð/ /p/ /b/ /ɸ/ /β/ /s/ /z/ /j/ /i/ /e/ /ɛ/ /ä/ /n/ /m/ /l/ /ɾ/ /ʔ/
Latin H h ḳ ġ W w O o U u K k G g Ń ń T t D d ṭ ḍ P p B b ṗ ḃ S s Z z Y y I i E e ė A a N n M m L l R r ʻ
Arabic ح
1 		خ ݗ و
2 		ۉ ۆ ک
3 		ݢ گ ط
4 		ظ د ذ ٮ
5 		ﺏ ڡ ڢ ص
6 		ض ې ي ه
7 		ا ن م ل
8 		ر ع
Name Ha
حا 		Ḳa
خا 		Ġa
ݗا 		Wa
وا 		Wo
وۉ 		Wu
وۆ 		Kaf
کاڡ 		Gaf
ݢاڡ 		Ńaf
گاڡ 		Tal
طال 		Dal
ظال 		Ṭal
رال 		Ḍal
زال 		Pa
ٮا 		Ba
با 		Ṗa
ڡا 		Ḃa
ڢا 		Sad
صاط 		Zad
ضاط 		Ya
ېا 		Yi
ېي 		Ye
ېه 		Yė
ېٰ 		Alif
ا 		Nun
نۆن 		Mim
ميم 		Lam
لام 		Ram
رام 		ʻam
عام


Written history - Weńur Nuʻep وهگۆر نۆعهٮ

  • The Litorians do not keep written accounts of their history.


Time

  • The Liwadi live on the western shore of a vast ocean. Most of them live along the shore and every morning they watch the sun rise over the ocean. As it sets in the west, it passes behind a great mountain range and darkness comes from the east.
  • For this reason, time passes from the east (talel طالهل) to the west (dapel ظاٮيل). The future (sańig صاگيݢ) is in the east and the past (sarap صاراٮ) is in the west.


Calendar - Nulen Wimod نۆلهن ويمۉظ

  • The Litorians do not have a complex system of time keeping. There are only four units of time.
  1. The day (nulen نۆلهن) begins at first light. There is a morning (rotep رۉطهٮ), a noon (burud nulen, high sun, نۆلهن بۆرۆظ), and an evening (epir هٮېر) . The night is called kekid کهکيظ. The planet's rotation gives a 28-hour day.
  2. The month (degon ظهݢۉن) is measured from the first sighting of the waxing crescent of the moon (kurim کۆريم).
  3. The four seasons are recognized: spring (orań ۉراگ), summer (yotez ېۉطهض), autumn (nońil نۉگيل), and winter (yopuʻ ېۉٮۆع).
  4. The year (nemim نهميم) begins when the trees begin to leaf. It is 384 Litorian days in length.
  • The closest thing to a week is the four phases (nukas نۆکاص) of the moon.
  • The Liwadis do not have any other words to describe the passing of time except yesterday (aranulen ارانۆلهن), the day before yesterday (araranulen ارارانۆلهن), tomorrow (oyinulen ۉېينۆلهن) and the day after tomorrow (oyoyinulen ۉېۉېينۆلهن).
  • Other than these, only general terms are available, such as past days and coming days.


The Lunar Cycle – Kurim Subak کۆريم صۆباک

  • The lunar cycle contains eight months of 48 days each. The first month begins the morning after the sighting of the first crescent of the waxing large moon after the leafing of the trees. The other months begin the morning of the successive crescent moons. These months are merely numbered: hedit degon, wanit degon, kubit degon, etc.
  • The months are divided into halves. The waxing moon (warup kurim وارۆٮ کۆريم) extends from the morning of the first crescent to the morning of the full moon. The waning moon (waluń kurim والۆگ کۆريم) extends from the morning of the full moon to the morning of the first crescent.


Liwadi Culture: Race and ethnicity

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