Altherkin Itak Word List

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Altherkin Words - Altherkin Itak

A list follows of the languages from which Altherkin words are derrived: Ainu Alther Ta'achs (Old Altherkin) Anglo-Saxon (Old English) Arabic Aramaic Aymara Bisayan (Cebuano ug Boholano) Chaldean Chinese Chukchi English (several dialects) Emishi (contemporary with Yoyoi, related to Joumon and Ainu peoples) Egyptian (Ancient) French Geordie German Goryeo Hebrew Old Irish Japanese Jaqaru Kolyma Yukaghir Korean Nahuatl (Language of the Aztec) Macanese Patua Old Norse Quechua Russian Sabean Sesotho Spanish Tagalog Venetian Wasei-Eigo Welsh Zulu

Clothing - Thatpei straw hat -bochifelapei felt hat - bochithato cloth hat - bochitasuthato crown - altherbochi shirt/ blouse - cerotei samuthatpei coat/ jacket - jathato sweater - gaelthato vest/ waistcoat - cerotei jathato shawl - anakothato pants - tinsa'atsu shorts - sa'atsu skirt/ kilt - wosamuthatpei dress - babthatpei leather belt - doushi obi/ cloth belt - tasuthatoshi robe - samuthatpei coveralls - mohltasuthato slippers - ta'asuthato boots - ta'asudou shoes - tinta'asudou sandals - ta'asufelapei socks - sokusu undergarments - pantsu

Body Parts - Jinchachu component - chachu hand - manou (modified from Spanish) leg - sha'achu foot - ta'asu toe - ootasu skin - dou bone - amun (Kolyma Yukaghir loanword) blood - yawar (from Quechua) head - ata (modified from Japanese "Atama") mouth - ana (Kolyma Yukaghir loanword) hair - atathato eye - ata'oye boob - ibisi (Kolyma Yukaghir loanword) neck - red brain - kurl arm - quor

Relationships - Jinjin tribe - kazoku (Japanese loanword) humans/ mankind - kidu (Chaldean loanword) person -jia (Modern Altherkin Suffix)/ jin (Japanese loanword) our (plural posessive of "we/ us") - jia'meh name - namaewae he - ab she - bab man - jia woman - bin child - bou children - bous father - abbous mother - babbous grandfather - abba grandmother - baba uncle - utoekojinsu abbous aunt - utoekojinsu babbous cousin - utoekojin niece/ nephew - bahs son - ahs daughter - kahs sibling - kojin boyfriend - abai girlfriend - babai husband - a'abbai wife - ba'abbai coworker - jinkoh everybody - minsan neighbor - utajak'a (Aymara loanword) feminist/amazon/lesbian - binkazoku

Emotion - Kamjong Negative Emotions - Dili-Kamjong Loneliness - sadness - grief - atavas-tin loss - anger - hu'hu'jong rage - fury - bloodlust - param'yawarjong disgust/ revulsion - hyojong despair - cholmanjong


Positive Emotions - joy - goi contentment - sasemarap peacefulness - paki (from "Pacific") Love - zarang (from Korean "sarang") empathy - ul

Neutral Emotions - detachment - nothingness - lack of emotion - esas'jong horny - asulzarang


Verbs - Werben (lit. "to act") intent/ plans/ will - dei'fo'ver learn - rahb (Modified from Hebrew for "teacher") heal - jinchako play - purei (Wasei-eigo loanword) enjoy - enjoru like - lan meet - horoima thank - sankyu speak - ta'ach gossip - uwasurani (Ainu loanword) fun - punu think (generally) - atakoh think (philisophically) - yenu (root: yaynu - to think, Ainu) stop/ desist - deshitsu (modified from Wasei-Eigo deshishuto meaning desist) cry - atavas defend/ protect - proteto (Venetian loanword) pound/ smash/ hit - faust (German loanword) Adventure/ exploration - bouken (Japanese loanword) give - nimo to forget - zya to cause/ because of - jianxi want/ desire - param have/ posess - marap translate - ta'achnimo look/ see - ata'oyera go - iki interest - par'rahb (to desire to learn, from Altherkin Roots)

Pronouns: stupid - ata'akeru (lit. head empty) beautiful - atomte (Ainu loanword) smart - otokan

Vehicles: aeroplane - riñ'ineñ (Chukchi loanword) car - chara'chara


Jobs - Koh he - ab she - bab it - ang they/ them - ahs their (possesive) - ahsu we/ us - warei I/ me/ my - ye you/ your - yi our (plural posessive of "we/ us") - jia'meh

(jobs and honorifics come after the person's name in a sentence) King - Altherk Leader/ Captain - Alther (suffix 'al' also means leader) Prince - Ashu'altherk General - Danalther Militia - Dan Lazy bastard/ public servant (lit."fat worker")- plapkoh hero - Asch war hero - dan'asch son of - ashu (ex: Ryan ashu Daniel) teacher - rabal doctor - kiduchakojia veternarian - enchakojia theif - te'eme pirate - tinumi te'eme farmer - mohmko potter - mohl'ko hunter - enjia mountain person/ highlander - motonjia yamabushi - motodan lowlander - sujia murderer - jingétal chef - aklu librarian - honjia book keeper - honjin author


Weapons/ Armament - Shingdan sword - tin tushingda knife - tushingda tank - torutugada (Torutugada is from the Navajo code, translated into Spanish and spelling modified for ease of spelling in ver 6 script.) hovercraft - turtu


Geology and Geography - Jeorab Earth/ land - Jeo (Greek loanword) lake - umi Sea - tinumi river - pet (Central Hokkaido dialect Ainu Loanword) channel - kanare field - felopsei farm - mohm dirt/ soil/ clay - mohl city - tinsivu town - sivu villiage - mokotan/ mohmkotan (kotan - Ainu loanword) forest/ woodland - enjeo swamp/ marsh - en kanare mountain - moton valley - su canyon/ chasm/ abyss - kuosu clouds - afufotei tinumi/ kurodo'ya


Japan - Altei Solei Jeo USA - Amerimohm


Religion - Jeon Suprieme Diety - Altherkjeon Heaven - Jeon'yajeo Holy/ Sanctified - beilahjeon forgiveness - luswerzya sin - luswer let it be so/ Amen - Ohmaen glory - pa'a'me holiday - deikabeilahjeon


Atheism - Nei'altherkjeon Atheist - Nei'altherkjeon-jia

Judaism - Yeuujeon Torah - Tora


Christianity - Kurisujeon Bible - Baiboru Christmas - Deikabeilahjeon no Kurisu

Islam - Muhammajeon


Shinto - Kamijeon 神 - Youkai - 鬼 - 巫女 - babdetei kamijeon

Bhuddism - Cidahartajeon Karma - Kenshou (見性) - ye rabye Prince Sidharta - Cidaharta Ashu'altherk


Myths and Legends - Meitho


Elementals - Erumentaru Fire - Lus Earth - Jeo Wind - Kaze'ya Water - Vazer Lightning - Altherkjeon Ap'ya Metal - Lusojeo Wood - En Chi/ Chakra - anwar The Force/ divine power - Jeonji Electricity - Ap'ya Jeonji gold - gael

Philosophy - Ka'ye (question oneself) Freedom/ Anarchy - Nei'altherkjeo Tyrant/ dictator/ president - Altherkjeo Free Market - Ayopa rules/ common law - toak Natural Rights - En Haiye-meh human rights - Kidu Haiye-meh mala en se - angdili mala prohibitorum - meithotoak right (op of wrong)/ good - hai right - haiye wrong (as in bad) - dili wrong (as in incorrect) - chigau'yo (from Japanese, lit. "you're wrong") think - yenu (root: yaynu - to think, Ainu) kill - gétal (Old Irish loanword) die - timiquican (Nahuatl loanword) violence/ violent- timidan fear - uath (from Old Irish) to know - yatshi (from yatxi, a Jaqaru word of the same meaning) ordinary/ plain - tymñe (Chukchi prefix, can be used as whole word or prefix in Altherkin)

Colors - Shite black - kuoshite white - shioshite blue - aoshite green - mishite yellow - solshite orange - chin'shite red - akashite purple - morashite pink - akioshite brown - kapeshite gray/ grey - kumoshite pattern - pattan striped - ladah

Numbers - Unba enough - sase without/ minus - esas prefix 'u' means number suffix 'meh' means group all - 'mej also - nyan add - e'ea'u enough - guhnook 0 - cero 1 - nop 2 - uto 3 - uta 4 - uko 5 - ugo 6 - usa 7 - ushi 8 - uchi 9 - ukyu ?0 - uzen ?00 - u'hyak ?,000 - uman ?0,000 - ujuu ?00,000 - ujii ?,000,000 - ujou

example for 2,006,348 - uto ujou usa uman uta u'hyak uko uzen e'ea uchi

This would be written using ideograms and is much shorter in that form.

Shapes - Shakh angle/ corner - shashakh rectangle/ square - nijosha cirlcle/ round - yensha triangle - keisha orb/sphere - tamasha cylinder - xaisha tube - akeru xaisha piramid - pirasha hollow - akeru solid - kanzen long - tinshakh short - nit tall - tinsha thick - plapsha thin - neiplapsha flat - petan wide - plapsso rare/ uncommon - uilleann (only found in Teeromoyle inscription, meaning unknown)

Directions - Tei turn - timotei up/ above/ over - altei down/ below/ under - dontei left - dextei right - migitei back/ rear - afutei front/ forward - forutei middle/ center/ half - cerotei we are here - warei cerotei from - detei North - Notei South - Sutei East - Earutei West - Watei inverse - afufotei far (distance) - jaal (Chukchi loanword)

Time - Jikan second - seikan minute - minkan hour - horakan day - deikan week - wukan month - lukan year - soleikan decade - zenkan century - juuzenkan past - ankikan present - imakan future - fuutoukan wait - mateikan Morning - brekky jikan noon - alteisoleikan night - neisoleikan again - nyankan

Plants - Haki Tree - Enki oak - dair (from Old Irish) (replace ki with foo for the fruit:) apple/ pear - malki orange - nihrki lemon/ lime/ kalamansi - calamanki (replace ki with foo for the fruit) hawthorn - wyrmki (because it has fangs)


Root - Xi (pronounced: zshee)

Flower - Hanai

leaf - ha

Shrub - nitenki

Medicinal Herbs -

Animals - Ak group - add suffix "meh" (pluralizer from Nahuatl) school of fish - hicba-meh herd of deer - budoe-meh

Aquatic Animals - Vasserak freshwater fish - hicba saltwater fish - shiojeo'hicba shellfish - squid - geso octopus - dako frog - kero'ak shrimp - lobster - whale - shark - same'ak dolphin - iruak orca - eel - tinshak'hic'ba

Birds - Maowe


Land Animals - Jeoak rabbit - kisar (Ainu loanword) deer - budoe bear - kamuya (Ainu loanword) bison - enkuu wolverine - enbake (From Japanese "Bakemono") squirrel - kithato'ak chipmunk - jeothato'ak mouse - tamathato'ak serpent - wyrm (Welsh loanword) dog - aknu wolf - aki coyote - koyoti cat - nyane

Tools - Manoukoh Woodworking Tools - Enki Manoukoh circular saw - noko yensha dovetail saw - noko maowe keyhole saw - noko mawashibiki (mawashibiki is from Japanese) Western rip saw - chigau'yo noko trimming saw - noko turimu japanese 2-sided saw - noko-noko 2 man saw - tin-noko hatchet auger brace (ye olden drill) - marumaki drill bits electric drill chisel - chiisa corner chisel - timotei-chiisa mallet - enfaust pocket knife carving chisel rasp/ file - lusojeo-samedou (metal sharkskin) plane molding plane bow lathe - timotei-timotei shavehorse - en'cloppos drawknife log dog - en'aknu axe - furansi carpenter's hatchet - furansiin felling axe - broad axe - furaplapsso blade - tushing

Metalworking Tools - Lusojeo Manoukoh ingot/ bar - tine (from Old Irish, tinne) hammer - lusojeofaust

Pnumatics and Plumbing - Akeru-xaisha por Vasser (pipes for water) toilet - nettie (Geordie loanword)

Weather - 'Ya sky - cero'ya wind - kaze'ya clouds - afufotei tinumi/ kurodo'ya rain - ame'ya lightning - Altherkjeon Ap'ya snow - yuka'ya sunny - solei'ya hot - asul cold - furi fog - sukurodo'ya

Household Goods - Betkoh Reading and Writing: book - hon paper - shioha (white leaf) pen - penji write - penben pencil - penshu crayon - karuyon sewing machine - wañenañ/wa-nye-na-nya (Chukchi loanword) map - petan tamasha

Food and Cooking - Go'ah e'ea Lusgo'ah smoking section / smoking room - Semonkong (from Sesotho, lit "place of smoke")


Cooking Methods - boil - chi'impu (from t'impu, Aymara language)


Eating and Drinking - delicious - keran (Ainu loanword) consume (eat or drink) - ata'kerugo

Nuts - Wugal coconut - wiyog-gal chestnut - kastenea-gal peanut - mani-gal walnut - tomo-gal acorn - dair-gal pecan - kurl-gal almond - arud-gal


Vegitables - Vejitas potato - potas garlic - gatas round onion - alliatas green onion - pa cabbage - bae seaweed - tinumihaki lotus - vasserhanai taro - motonpotas yam - chinpotas carrot - chin'xi spinach - supinakas iceberg lettuce - chu'u romain lettuice - chu'u-romana radish - nitmu daikon - mu asparagus - broccoli


Fruit - Foo apple - malfoo banana - banfoo guava - koyabefoo red chili - lusfoo'aka green chili - lusfoo'mi


Grains - Ina flour - inko corn/ maize - solei'ina oats - gaelina barley - suina wheat - eurina rice - hanina buckwheat - soba'ina amaranth - azina millet - ainuina (lit: the people's grain)


Legumes - Mame black bean - kuome white bean - shiome green bean - mime red bean - akame azuki bean - akame'ame soya bean - some pinto bean - kapeme

Meats - Ye'u lamb/ mutton/ chevre - felap'ak ye'u beef - cuu ye'u chicken/ phesant - to'rhi ye'u turkey - ento'hri ye'u fish - hicba ye'u squid - geso ye'u octopus - dako ye'u

Drinks - Chowa tea - lus'hachowa black tea - kuoshite lus'hachowa green tea - mishite lus'hachowa milk - muo coffee - kapechowa

Alcoholic Drinks - Arl Chowa wine - foo'arl rum - lusame'arl beer - felarl whiskey - lusfelarl brandy - lusfoo'arl tuba - wiyog-gal'arl

Sweet Foods - Ame Go'ah cake sweet bread cookie ice cream halo halo shave ice


Fermented Foods - Ae Go'ah pickles - gimshee onion pickle - pashee bread - kae'a (from Old Altherkin, caeah)


Seasoning - salt - shiojeo (lit 'white earth') black pepper - paiperkuo sansho - paipermi red chili - lusfoo'aka green chili - lusfoo'mi garlic - gatas onion - alliatas sugar - ame'inko soy sauce - somesusu tare sauce - amesomesusu

Sauce/ Condiment - Susu soy sauce - somesusu sweet bean sauce - amesusumeo

Question Words - Ka verbal ? mark - ka what - angka when - kanka why/ howcome - nazeka how - nareka where - jeoka (here - angjeo) who - jinka/ jia'ka is? - deka

Connector Words (Articles) and - e'ea for - por from - detei of - no to - lat the - ta a/ an - eh it - ang is - de are - ang de are not - ang di de them/ they (inanimate) - angmeh to be - beilah but - da'a'te inside of / in - naebu (Korean Loanword)