Oriente

Oriente is a language in an alternate world where the Roman Empire never split into East and West and was never fully conquered by barbarians, spoken by people in Southeastern Germania, mostly in Austro-Germania. It was formed as a lingua franca between the many Celtic towns that mixed their own tribal languages with Latin.

Orthography

Oriente uses 24 Latin letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, X, Y, and X.

Grammar

Oriente's grammar is generally considered an Eastern simplification of Latin.

Nouns

Oriente has 2 genders (Common and Neuter), 4 cases (Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, and Dative), and 2 numbers (singular and plural).

The Common Gender

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	Declension 1	pl	Declension 2	pl	Declension 3	pl
Nominative	lupa	lupae	patre	patres	vir	virs
Genitive	lupae	luparum	patris	paterum	virei	virum
Accusative	lupem	lupes	patrem	patres	virem	virs
Dative	lupae	lupis	patri	patribus	viri	viribus

The Neuter Gender

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	o-stem	pl	u-stem	pl
Nominative	servo	servos	bellum	bellua
Genitive	servi	servorum	belli	bellurum
Accusative	servo	servos	bellum	bellua
Dative	servo	servis	bellum	bellis