Abbreviations: AG=Ancient Gelveasar. CLG=Classical Low Gelveasar. CR=Classical Rostan. CT= Classical Talnoastarfout
Words:
Argad: Wall. Slightly irreg 3rd declension. Plural Argdad. From AG Argad: barrier cloth (A cloth used to seperate rooms in the tents of the nomadic Ancient Gelvea, and also used in some poorer Classical dwellings).
'Anas: Tower. 1st declension. From AG Gjanas: tower
Dhels: To speak. It is conjugated like a vowel stem because historically there was a vowel between the l and the s. From AG Vailiis: to chat
Ev (pronounced iew): a stone. 1st declension. From AG ew: stone
Goos: To be.
Gel-as: to write. From AG Gajl-as: to scratch.
ukreemas: to know intuitively. From CT �kreimes: to suddenly understand/experience a flash of intuition, derived from CT root KRMS: intuition. This was inspired by the real life Japanese word "wakarimasu:" to understand.
Persat: Breakfast, From AG Persat: Cow, Beef (beef being a popular breakfast meat (somewhat like bacon for us) among the Ancient Gelvea)
Kiethaem: Lunch, from AG Kiilhaam, biscuit. Of similar derivation to Persat.
Dhooska: Dinner from AG Vooska: Stew.
Nime: Cozy, comfortable. From CR Neme: Enjoyable
Derivational endings:
-sar: "-ese" ending denoting a language. E.g. Engglisar/Angglasar/Engglisj: English. Gelveasar: Language of the Gelvea. Nifonsar/Nifongo: Japanese. Spanisar/Fispanjasar/Espanjol: Spanish. Theudisar/Dojtsj: German. (note: Engglis, Nifongo, Dojtsj, Espanjol do not contain the "sar" ending as they are simply transliterations of the languages own names for themselves)
-bod: "-ness" creates a noun from an adjective. Basically means "State of being <insert adjective here>." E.g. Nime=cozy, comfortable, Nimebod=cozieness, comfort.
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