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| ==Lexicon== | | ==Lexicon== |
| ===Thematic Vocabulary===
| | *''see'' [[Sirius/Lexicon]] |
| ====Colors====
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| *'''fi''' gray | |
| *'''foffar''' purple
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| *'''hin''' dark blue
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| *'''horn''' black
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| *'''luk''' white
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| *'''narj''' orange
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| *'''ror''' red
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| *'''sath''' brown
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| *'''siar''' green
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| *'''sol''' yellow
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| To indicate a lighter color, add '''fol''' "pale" before, thus ''fol ror'' "pink", ''fol hin'' "light blue", etc.
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| ====Function words====
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| *'''asha''' this
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| *'''atsha''' that
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| *'''e''' if
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| *'''esti''' to be
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| *'''fanzi''' every, each
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| *'''he''' that (as in "I know that you are right"); why? for what reason?
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| *'''hesh''' to have
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| *'''hetzak''' any
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| *'''hi''' and
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| *'''hiyu''' how?
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| *'''ho''' together; when? at what time?
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| *'''hoj''' where? at/to what place?
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| *'''inu''' only, solely, exclusively
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| *'''maki''' to be able to, can
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| *'''ne''' not
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| *'''offaru''' to exist
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| *'''she''' also, too
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| *'''shen''' to become
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| *'''shkroy''' to do
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| *'''skul''' should, ought to
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| *'''teck''' apart, separately
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| *'''we''' or
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| *'''welraz''' but, however
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| *'''wishar''' maybe, perhaps, possibly
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| *'''yoj''' here (in/to this place)
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| *'''yomza''' to cause, to make (as in "make someone happy")
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| *'''zoj''' there (at/to this place)
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| ====Numbers====
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| #'''in'''
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| #'''tu'''
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| #'''stri'''
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| #'''hetz'''
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| #'''fick'''
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| #'''west'''
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| #'''heft'''
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| #'''ust'''
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| #'''nyu'''
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| #'''jest'''
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| * 20 '''tuar''', 30 '''striar''', 40 '''hetzar''', 50 '''fickar''', 60 '''westar''', 70 '''heftar''', 80 '''ustar''', 90 '''nyuar'''
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| * 100 '''satz'''
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| * 1000 '''ashal'''
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| e.g., 357 = ''stri-satz fickar heft''
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| ====People====
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| *'''ari''' man, adult male
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| *'''festra''' father
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| *'''fet''' boy, young male
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| *'''hafsha''' chief, leader
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| *'''hun''' son
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| *'''huarla''' girl, young female
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| *'''jishi''' master
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| *'''kam''' marriage
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| *'''krep''' baby, infant
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| *'''mostra''' mother
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| *'''nemfi''' spouse, husband or wife
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| *'''prostra''' brother
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| *'''resh''' monarch, king
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| *'''rishna''' queen
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| *'''shon''' woman, adult female
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| *'''swerra''' sister
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| *'''thearm''' person, sapient being
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| *'''tokstra''' daughter
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| *'''tual''' slave
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| *'''wiri''' family
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| *'''yowiar''' child, young person
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| ====[[Preposition]]s====
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| *'''a''' to, towards
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| *'''af''' about, on the topic of; from, out of, away from
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| *'''afshar''' after, later than; farther than, beyond
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| *'''es''' outside of
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| *'''fa''' on, on top of
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| *'''far''' in front of, before
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| *'''fe''' at
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| *'''fershar''' near, close to
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| *'''for''' before, earlier than
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| *'''frosh''' around
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| *'''fru''' through
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| *'''furo''' across, at/to the other side of
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| *'''ho''' between, among, amid
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| *'''hock''' during, while
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| *'''metz''' with, using, by means of
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| *'''na''' in, located inside of
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| *'''ne''' for, in exchange for
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| *'''nef''' instead of, rather than
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| *'''nemetz''' without
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| *'''of''' of
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| *'''offar''' above, over
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| *'''ofshar''' under, below, beneath
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| *'''ofjaz''' behind, in back of
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| *'''welraz''' except for, besides, other than
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| *'''yommu''' because of; for, for the purpose of
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| *'''yusho''' like, similar to
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| *'''zashar''' than, compared to
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| ====Species====
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| *'''linz''' lion
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| *'''minz''' cat
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| *'''olf''' fox
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| *'''ollu''' wolf
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| *'''or''' otter ('''riw or''', river otter; '''mori or''', sea otter)
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| *'''samna''' human
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| *'''scorristar''' kangaroo
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| *'''son''' dog
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| *'''tronz''' dragon
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| *'''tweffij''' anthro or biped
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| *'''zeckar''' tiger
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Description
A sort of auxlang for furries.
Pronunciation and Spelling
- The accent goes on the first syllable of the word.
Vowels
There are five vowels:
a e i o u
These may be pronounced as in Spanish or Italian, with the exception that a is a schwa (IPA: /ə/), as in the English word cut.
E and o may also be pronounced as /æ/ and /ɑ/ respectively (the vowels of American English "cat" and "paw").
Consonants
f h j k l m n ng p r s sh t th w y z
These are all pronounced with their English values, with two exceptions:
- j is /ʒ/ as in “Asia”, (the same as in French)
- z is pronounced like “ts”, (the same as in German).
Sometimes consonants are written double: ff, ck, ll, rr, tt, tz, etc. This is generally just a reminder of the pronunciation; the letters are not pronounced double.
Grammar
Pronouns
Like Japanese, Sirius does not require pronouns in most places, especially when context is enough. Instead you can use a name, species, title, or whatever.
Like English, Sirius pronouns have different forms for subject and object, but unlike English they are not marked for person or number; thus there is no difference between "I" and "she" and "they"; hi is used for all of them.
However, a distinction is made between in-character (IC) and out-of-character (OOC) pronouns. There are also possessive forms.
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subject |
subj. poss. |
object |
obj. poss.
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IC
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heu |
herru |
zomu |
zorru
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OOC
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hi |
hear |
zom |
zor
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Lexicon