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Revision as of 21:39, 31 January 2015
This is an incomplete list of known words and word roots for Isλǫtaλao. This language is a posteriori and as such, all words are regularly derived from the parent language, in this case, Latin. This means that any word can be created on a whim from the sound changes listed on the page linked from the main page. The list below contains a smattering of examples to demonstrate the orthography as well as give a feel for the look of the language. (In all cases, the original Latin word is listed as well.)
Word List
| Isλǫtaλao | English | Latin | POS | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| isλǫtaλao | Islhonta language | spēluncatōrem | n., III | this word came to be the language's name from a supposed meaning of Tsalagi: "cave-dweller" |
| ęjinǫwisa | autonym for Islhonta speakers | — | n., I | derived from the term Cherokee use for their own people |
| watλa | mother | mātrem | n., I | |
| jatλa | father | pātrem | n., I | |
| λatλa | brother | frātrem | n., I | |
| islaoλa | sister | sorōrem | n., I | |
| uwali | work, labor, struggle | ōperam | n., I | |
| huku | hearth, fireplace | focum | n., II | |
| hutλu | brazier, bonfire | foculum | n., II | |
| i | and | et | conj. | |
| æzǫ | fire, flame | ignum | n., IV | Note |
| hawælizæ | hungry, famished | famēlicī | adj. | Note |
| λaji | blonde, golden | flāvī | adj. | Note |
| λaji | wicked, deformed | prāvī | adj. | Note |
