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Latest revision as of 01:45, 11 June 2018
The Ithatian language is one of the oldest Quinnian languages of the Pallathantic through which some of the oldest works of literature and early science have been recorded since the reckoning of the Isxinthion gods.
LEXICON
- A
- aparrhe: bird
- B
- bas: father
- D
- dne, gne: water
- E
- empro: prep "in front of"
- eps: cow, large livestock
- esker: island
- G
- gath: city
- gedda: giant
- geddamin: race of titanid giants
- gnami: human
- Gnamon: Knohm, god of earth, deepearth
- gnemos: demi-human
- gor: land
- I
- iman: horse
- isxinth: god, shining god
- Ithation: mythical ancestor of the Ithatian people
- K
- Kalama: ancient civilization of Corundy, Jathya-Dhumi
- khelot: sea
- kherug, kherugot: king
- klai:
- kume: shore, mainland
- kumei: from the shore, where the stone giants live
- kumei: great rock, great sea rock
- M
- matto: mother
- N
- nobe:
- nuxor:
- O
- om: in, inside
- P
- pe, pei, peu: out, outside
- phrene: sunmoon
- pnaa: to know a person
- priolun:
- ptham: black
- ptoglos: troll
- R
- rheg: tree
- Rhioba:
- rhos: light
- S
- strendor:
- sulath: people, nation
- T
- themono: to know a person, be acquainted with
- Thioba:
- thmax: branch
- thoth: ? (Zeothoth)
- thrule: starmoon
- tio: fish
- Z
- zadde: blade, sword
- Zadwa: Shadew, Shadew River
- zama: sunrise
- zer: of the sun, holy sun, solar
Morphology
- +min: suffix meaning people, tribe
- +not: place, island
- +ot: masculine, singular ending
- +e: feminine singular ending, often abstract or toponym
- +nantis: devotee, worshiper
- +ktis: precious of, blessed of
- +o: feminine
- +on: masculine or feminine, not neuter; derivative, diminutive
- +os: diminutive masculine/feminine
- +ok: neuter
- +et: feminine
- +onta: genitive plural
- +uin: masculine/feminine nominative plural
- +as: masculine nominative
- -os -> -onos: ablative?
- Pas (ms nom)
- Pasko (ms gen)
- Pasku (ms dat)
- Paska (ms acc)
- Ithatia (fs nom)
- Ithationa (fs gen)
- Ithationua (fs dat)
- Ithation (fs acc)
- praska nom
- praskaya gen
- praskas
- praskayas
See Also
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