Sylvan (Titanian)

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Base language

The fey of Avlis not created by O'Ma were created by a goddess named Titania.

Conjunctions:

• And
• But '
• Or '
• Nor '
• yet '
• so '
• for '

Colors:

• black '
• blue '
• green '
• orange '
• red '
• white '
• brown '
• purple '
• yellow '

Expressions:

Excuse me '!

Goodbye '

Good day

Good night

Hello!/Well met! '

Good day! (Hello!)

Good evening/ Good night!

Of course, certainly '

Thank you '

You're welcome '

I'm sorry '

I speak elven. .

Do you speak elven? '

I do not speak , but I want to learn. '

Verbs:

to attack nofaylas	to leave ayzavas
to be able to	to like, to enjoy
to bless	to listen
to buy	to lose
to call	to love
to cast	to read
to come	to remember
to create	to rest
to die	to return
to drink	to save
to eat	to say
to excuse	to see
to feel	to sell
to finish	to sing
to forget	to sit
to fly	to speak
to give	to stand
to go, to walk	to take
to hate	to travel
to heal	to think
to help	to understand
to hit	to want, to need, to desire
to hope	to watch, to guard
to journey	to win
to kill	to write
to know	to run
to learn

Grammar

For Example:

Singular	Plural
- house	- houses
- battle	- battles
- field	- fields
- way	- ways

Single/Plural:

.

Present Indicative tense

Singular verbs:

• I guard '

• You guard

• He/She/It guards '

Plural verbs, add -u to the stem:

• We guard

• You guard

• They guard

Present Perfect tense:

In the present perfect tense,

• I guarded '

• You guarded '

• He guarded '

• She guarded '

• We guarded '

• You guarded '

• They guarded '

Future imperfect:

• I will guard '

• You will guard '

• He/She/It will guard '

• We will guard

• You (pl) will guard '

• They will guard '

Converting a verb to a noun:

Take the stem and

Examples:

• ' (to give) becomes ' (giving)
• ' (to hope) becomes ' (hope, or hoping)

There is no distinction

The verb "to be".

The only irregular verb

• I am good. .

• You are good. .

• He is good. .

• She is good. .

• We are good. .

• You are good. .

• They are good. .

Pronouns

1st Person:

• I - '
• We - '

2nd Person:

• You - '
• You -'

3rd Person:

• He/She - '
• They -

Indirect pronouns:

• me '

• you '

• him '

• her '

• us '

• you (pl) '

• them '

Indirect pronouns with prepositions:

• from me '

• from you '

• from him '

• from her '

• from us '

• from you '

• from them '

Showing possession:

The language does not use the verb .

You can make statements of possesion by adding the proper personal ending to the root "'", as below:

• I have (literally: There is to me):

• You have (There is to you):

• He/It has (There is to him/it):

• She has (There is to her):

• We have (There is to us):

• You have (pl) (There is to you):

• They have (There is to them):

To make these negative,

• I don't have

• You don't have

• He/it doesn't have

• She doesn't have

• We don't have

• You don't have (pl)

• They don't have

Misc Notes

• The accent is always on the first sylable unless otherwise noted.
• Adjectives come after the nouns: friendly stranger
• The preposition "from" is, and it is used in much the same was as the word "the", .

Grammar and word information to plug into the formatted bits above

Pronouns

English Sylvan

She (her) Fea (Bea) He (him) Fena (Bena) It Voa (Boa)

We (us) Mea (?) You Mab They (f) Feab They (m) Fenab

Possessive My (Mine) Mel (Bel) Your (Yours) Mal (Bal) Her (Hers) Feal (Beal) His (His) Fenal (Benal) Its Voal (Boal)

Our (Ours) Meal (?) Your (Yours) Mabel (Babel) Theirs (f) Feabel (Beabel) Theirs (m) Fenabel (Benabel)

Examples: "My tree" would be "Mel mi" "The tree is mine" would be "Mis feli bel"

Questionary words (words you use in questions) Who Ge What Goo Where Gav When Gal Why Gle How Gef

To ask a question without using a question-word, like "Do you dance?", you merely exchange the first letter of the verb into a "G". So the above question would be "Ma Gilu?", which is basically "You dance?"

Verbs Most of the verbs are regular and follow a set pattern. To change the verb to another time, merely add the correct wowel to the end of the word. It's pretty easy, just watch:

Examples: To Be Fel Is FelI Was FelO Has Been FelU Will Be FelA Being FelIR

To Have Miril Has MirilI Had MirilO Have Had MirilU Will Have MirilA Having MirilIR

Plurality Sylvan has a bit more complex plurality rules than English. While English has singular and plural forms, Sylvan has singular, dual and plural. Which means that you have separate versions of "A tree", "Two trees" and "Many trees".

Singular: As written. "A tree" is merely "Mi", as listed in the dictionary.

Dual: A "-p" is added to the end of the word. "A petal" is "Sei", while "Two petals" becomes "Seip". If the word ends in "p", you add "-ip" instrad. This is also the case if the last two letters are already consonants.

Plural:A "-b" is added to the end of the word. "Trees" becomes "Mib". If the word ends on a "b", you add "-ib" instead. This is also the case if the last two letters are already consonants.

Numbers The fey numeric system is based not upon ten, like ours is, but upon five. This means that they count like this: One, two, three, four, five, eleven, twelwe, thirteen, fourteen, etc, so what they call 'eleven' equals what we call six.

The naming system for the numbers is very simple. The numbers one to five have names. The next five numbers have the same names but with a prefix. This prefix changes each five numbers, just like we go from 'twenty' to 'thirty' to 'forty' every ten numbers. Clumsily explained, but perhaps it gets easier to understand by looking at the list:

1 Mimo 2 Mimeb 3 Sesa 4 Sesob 5 Seib 6 NeMimo 7 NeMimob 8 NeSesa 9 NeSesob 10 NeSeib 11 NaMimo 16 NoMimo 21 VeMimo 26 VoMimo 31 LeMimo 36 LoMimo 41 LuMimo 46 LaMimo

Sylvan English Faele Searal Good morning

Veli'ir po o siluelves usilu It's sunny outside and the rain's stopped

Gav ma siluir? Where are you going?

Mirali be elas i me miralkut ba! Give me the food or I'll kill you!

Me sileir! I'm having fun!

Me u mirili sielvor'var'Vekut. I don't have a computer.

Fena miralo be minseis! He gave me the finger!

Mel yal feli Kiira My name is Kiira

Me mirili NoMimo leleb I'm sixteen years old

Ma miralkuto bena ma silumni! You killed him you bastard!

Jemirili re mel volieb Give me back my undies

Ge milyro ba? Who invited you?

Giril ma no sileel? Do you have any more wine?

Ysili Uvonkel! Re feli Feler! Step aside! I’m Queen!

Galni ma Sylvani? Do you speak Sylvan?

Ho, me usieli. No, I don’t.

SONGS And here we have some songs which are often sung by the fey, complete with translations. Enjoy.

Salifes var Fae Silyri y rea, silyri y rea, y silur, sile o selui. Silyri silui neal rea, silyri silui neal rea, mea silu y kutae var silualbe.

The song of Life Come to us, come to us, to dancing, fun and song. Come dance with us, come dance with us, to dance to end of time.

Salif var Marivuki'ir Ysili uvonkel! Ysili uvonkel! Jesilyr y vo o voel, volo silumni! Ma usilui neal rea! Ma usali neal rea! Mea marivuki ma saliysuli!

Song of rejection Go away! Go away! Return to earth and mud, low animal! You do not (cannot) dance with us! You do not dance with us! We reject you forever!

Dictionary English Sylvan

-A- Acorn Mia After Sali All Beleb Alone Mim Animal Silumni Arm Mieme Autumn Tu

-B- Bad Ukkutae Before Suli Between Toot Big Mil Blue Ae Book Kutaeminbeb Branch Mie Broken Ukt Brown Eatu

-C- Child Mirfae City Milvonkel Cold Vuk

-D- Dark Lu Day Al Death Kutae Dragon Dar Dry Kele

-E- Earth Vo Eternity Saliosuli

-F- Face Sein Father Fenmaer Female Fe Finger Minsei Fire Kut Flower Se Food Ela Foot Mivormin Forest Kel Forever Saliysuli Fruit Mir Fun Sile

-G- Gold Lirn Gold Vorai Good Faele Grass Ne Grass, tall Na Green Ei Grove Ke

-H- Hand Miemin Here Vakel House Kal House (noble) Kral Hungry Elaf

-I- -J-

-K- King Fenler Kingdom (f) Rie Kingdom (m) Rien

-L- Leaf Min Leg Mivome Library Kalvarkutaeminbebib Life Fae Light Li

-M- Magic Fer Male Fen Many Beb Metal Vor Moon Luvese Mortal Kutarirfe Mother Femaer Music Selui

-N- Name Yal New Sear Night Ul Nut Miu No Ho

-O- Ocean Elb Oh Ai Old Satuku Outside Velvo

-P- Pattern Liverel Petal Sei Pollen Fealeai

-Q- Queen Feler

-R- Rain Siluelve Red Ea River Siluel Root Mivo

-S- Seed Sea Silver Lir Silver Vorih Sky Ve Small Il Song Salif Sorceress (Unseelie) Ferfe or Ferife Sorceress (Seelie) Fefer or Feferi Sorcery Ferfae or Faefer Sound Seluin Spring Le Star Vese Stem Sep Stone Von Summer La Sun Veli Sword Mie'Lorvor

-T- Thirsty Elef Thorn Lo Time Silualbe Time (long) Siluelvaralbe Toe Mivosei Tomorrow Salali Tree Mi Twilight Alul

-U- -V-

-W- Water El Weapon Lor Wet Ele White Ih With Neal Wine Sileel Winter Uk Wizard Ferivar Kutaeminbeb Wizard (shortened) Ferivar'Kaebeb Wizardry Fer var Kutaeminbed

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-Y- Year Lele Yellow Ai Yes Hi Yesterday Saluli Young Sear

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