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Revision as of 22:40, 31 January 2023
A list of words I might want to add into a mod based on Solitarian dwarven language
Notes
Toady on Lang
- How did you create the languages for all the civilizations? Did you base them off of something in real life or did they all come from your imagination? Also, how long did the process take?
- We created all the languages.
- we had a generator that just had certain rules about how consonants could be combine and what frequencies there were for the vowels
- http://www.bay12games.com/media/df_talk_17_transcript.html#17.7
Notes on Solitarian
Dwarven is agglutinative; it has many compound words.
Adjectives precede nouns, and the noun being modified is placed at the end of the compound word.
Dwarven does not have articles (“the” and “a” and “an”) or prepositions (words that express direction, position, etc.: of, between, beyond, beside, on, under, over, and so on). The “the” before “ancient” is not in the Dwarven name, just as the “of” isn’t. Articles and prepositions are often implied by context and syntax.
Dwarven’s word order is this: subject, verb-tense, direct object, indirect object, extra information. Subjects come first.
List
Words like Clerk
English
- analyst
- clerk
- examiner
- appraiser
- inspector
- authority officer
- comptroller
- editor
- administrator
- accountant
- record Keeper
Solitarian dialect of Dwarven
thîkutnitem is to read so, Thîkutnitem is "reader"
Dwarven
Seer Abras Scribe Tathur
Sound Words
alarm
- Oridor for alarm
- Ùoridor for Announcer (ie "alarmer")
ety
- chirp
- howl
blurt
Nebdor
Blurt - Lamb Nebïn, howl(Idor) -
chime
- Orith for chime
- Ùorith for chimer
- mikorith for chiming
chime - chirp oril, bell rith
crash
Does it already exist?
mimic
Lekmen
mimic - to Lure Lektad, lumen to jest-
shout
Dorseng
Shout - Idor, to Ring (to make sound) Seng -
knock
Avétun
door tun, to Clobber Avéd -
noise
Omseng
Noise - to Ring (to make sound) Seng, Clutter Om -
Place Words
store
Nishzod
Store - "tradehouse" -
Time Words
month
zez-nob is twelve (12 months right?)
Shape Words
angle
conic
conical
wedge
Body Part Words
hand otad
torso
wrist
Comestible Words
offal
Ingral
Offal etymology - Meat (Igril) Organ (Inash) -
noaccent?
Wearable Words
apron
Nabrel
- Symbols
- Protection
- domestic
- food
- artifice
- etymology
- shield (Sodel)
- Skirt (Nabreth)
Words about Optics (Light, Color, Shadow, Vision)
- Seer Abras
- Search Absam
- Finder Atol
- Watch Azin
- eye ker
- appearance Asrer
- bright shin
- Radiance Atêsh
glare
Kertir
Glare ety - Dung tir, eye ker
vivid
D: Têshinasrer
- ety
- appearance Asrer
- bright shin
- Radiance Atêsh
Loot Words
cargo
hoard
prize
Kirstot
ety - akir reward, stot surprise -
Other
adapt
Geshcozt
Adapt etymology, based on Adaptation - threat, proliferation -
allow
alone
atone
boost
bough
tree dak, stick sholil wooden lolum, root odur
chute
cheat
Vatirg
Cheat - Trick Vafig, Dung tir -
clamp
Ligdur
etymology - clasp, grasp, craft, tool, tightness -
crime
crude
crust
delve
thoduk'ok
delve - "dive within" Dive, Deep, Within -
doubt
girth
happy
Lilm
Happy etymology- Glee Àlil Face Lînem smile kal -
havoc
laugh
Lildor
Laugh - howl(Idor), Glee (alil) -
leave
Legon'em
leave - wander Legon, -em away -
ought
paste
pluck
Kiksol
Pluck etymology- Seize (Asol) Speck(Kik) -
prove
proxy
shall
story
tryst
usurp
(tion)