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Fauxlosophe: /* So'raan */

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So'raan

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	'~~Ren~~ kioni, e taino naotos, ven at rel ion eorun titol pon at tailos rasico rel at tailos teo tainos a tainos teo tailos 'kreilo?"		'Res kioni, e taino naotos, ven at rel ion eorun titol pon at tailos rasico rel at tailos teo tainos a tainos teo tailos 'kreilo?"
	"I ask you, is not a that which is a lie more than than an evil itself, for it harms life by taking life from truth and truth from life."		"I ask you, is not a that which is a lie more than than an evil itself, for it harms life by taking life from truth and truth from life."

Fauxlosophe: /* So'raan */

2013-08-17T04:22:04Z

So'raan

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 *No Voicing distinction in stops [b/p, t/d, k/g].
 *Prone to contraction: Syllable/Vowel dropping.
 ==Zewani==

Fauxlosophe: /* Proto-Pyrittyl */

2013-08-15T13:53:39Z

Proto-Pyrittyl

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	*"Lun ladaen de aen ril taenae pelgaer do taal yr"		*"Lun ladaen de aen ril taenae pelgaer do taal yr"
	*"A thousand roads to a hill is the story of the world"		*"A thousand roads to a hill is the story of the world"
	*[This is one of the few written sentances in a Northern-Pyrittyl prior to assimilation into ~~the~~ Toryl ~~dialect, extinction~~, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]		*[This is one of the few written sentances in Northern-Pyrittyl prior extinction and assimilation into Toryl, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]

	*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization may change the final vowel, but the gender remains that of the singular case.		*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization may change the final vowel, but the gender remains that of the singular case.

Fauxlosophe: /* Proto-Pyrittyl */

2013-08-15T13:41:23Z

Proto-Pyrittyl

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	"Lun ladaen de aen ril taenae pelgaer do taal yr"		*"Lun ladaen de aen ril taenae pelgaer do taal yr"
	"A thousand roads to a hill is the story of the world"		*"A thousand roads to a hill is the story of the world"
	[This is one of the few written sentances in a Northern-Pyrittyl prior to assimilation into the Toryl dialect, extinction, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]		*[This is one of the few written sentances in a Northern-Pyrittyl prior to assimilation into the Toryl dialect, extinction, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]

	*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization may change the final vowel, but the gender remains that of the singular case.		*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization may change the final vowel, but the gender remains that of the singular case.

Fauxlosophe: /* Proto-Pyrittyl */

2013-08-15T05:33:59Z

Proto-Pyrittyl

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	[This is one of the few written sentances in a Northern-Pyrittyl prior to assimilation into the Toryl dialect, extinction, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]		[This is one of the few written sentances in a Northern-Pyrittyl prior to assimilation into the Toryl dialect, extinction, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]

	*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization		*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization may change the final vowel, but the gender remains that of the singular case.
	*"aen" and "do" fill rolls of "un" and "de" in French [both one/a and from/possessive]		*"aen" and "do" fill rolls of "un" and "de" in French [both one/a and from/possessive]
	*Verb conjugations;		*Verb conjugations;

Fauxlosophe: /* Proto-Pyrittyl */

2013-08-15T05:32:19Z

Proto-Pyrittyl

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	*Pluralization; Infixed ending;		*Pluralization; Infixed ending;
	**a->e->ae->yy		**a->e->ae->yy
	**o->oe/uy/aa->u->i/y->yy		**o->oe/uy/aa->u->i/y->yy [o->oe->u->i->yy, other vowels are not pluralized to, only from]
	**In Words ending in y in their singular form, an "a" is affixed to the word ending.		**In Words ending in y in their singular form, an "a" is affixed to the word ending.
	*Yes and No exist in Toryr and Pyrittyl languages, usually derived from the roots of "Yyd" [this] and "[n]ae" [negative copula]. Yyl an Ael in Toryl.		*Yes and No exist in Toryr and Pyrittyl languages, usually derived from the roots of "Yyd" [this] and "[n]ae" [negative copula]. Yyl an Ael in Toryl.

Fauxlosophe: /* Proto-Pyrittyl */

2013-08-15T05:30:40Z

Proto-Pyrittyl

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	*SVO order, though S is usually dropped except in third person where it needs to be indicated.		*SVO order, though S is usually dropped except in third person where it needs to be indicated.
	*Pluralization; Infixed ending;		*Pluralization; Infixed ending;
	a->e->ae->yy		**a->e->ae->yy
	o->oe/uy/aa->u->i/y->yy		**o->oe/uy/aa->u->i/y->yy
	In Words ending in y in their singular form, an "a" is ~~affixe~~ to the word ending.		**In Words ending in y in their singular form, an "a" is affixed to the word ending.
	*Yes and No exist in Toryr and Pyrittyl languages, usually derived from the roots of "Yyd" [this] and "[n]ae" [negative copula]. Yyl an Ael in Toryl.		*Yes and No exist in Toryr and Pyrittyl languages, usually derived from the roots of "Yyd" [this] and "[n]ae" [negative copula]. Yyl an Ael in Toryl.
	*Prepostions: daer, do, del, de, rel, kin, ru, kor, ke, ku, nir, etc, etc.		*Prepostions: daer, do, del, de, rel, kin, ru, kor, ke, ku, nir, etc, etc.

Fauxlosophe: /* Toryl */

2013-08-15T05:29:30Z

Toryl

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	Spanish style Pronoun dropping through conjugation. Isolating ala. Vulgar latin, Direct alignment as in Galavic will probably be kept. Mutations however are a distinctly Galavic innovation (Though some form may exist amongst the Kergans).		Spanish style Pronoun dropping through conjugation. Isolating ala. Vulgar latin, Direct alignment as in Galavic will probably be kept. Mutations however are a distinctly Galavic innovation (Though some form may exist amongst the Kergans).

	Proto-Pyrittyl; Closely related to Galavic, the major difference is that Pyrittyl never developed the hatred for consonant clusters or mutations/leniting.		====Proto-Pyrittyl====

			The information here refers more closely to the final product of Toryl as a language produced and deriving ultimately from the Western Borealis Language family, ultimately reverse engineered from Fayn. The goal is to have it resemble the above but comprises will be made, what is below is the grammatical frame work for what should be the under pinnings but it will be necessary to branch further out into So'raan before the language is in a final format. What is here currently can be considered notes for a proto-Toryl similar to a wholly Latin French or German English.

			Closely related to Galavic, the major difference is that Pyrittyl never developed the hatred for consonant clusters or mutations/leniting.

	Major sound changes;		Major sound changes;

Fauxlosophe: /* Toryl */

2013-08-15T05:03:46Z

Toryl

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	"Lun ladaen de aen ril taenae pelgaer do taal yr"		"Lun ladaen de aen ril taenae pelgaer do taal yr"
	"A thousand roads to a hill is the story of the world"		"A thousand roads to a hill is the story of the world"
			[This is one of the few written sentances in a Northern-Pyrittyl prior to assimilation into the Toryl dialect, extinction, it is recorded by a contemporary who claims that this was a expression of those communities that refers to how people tend to get worked up over nothing and responding to the long standing claim that a thousand roads pass through Toryl.]

	*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization		*Gender: Singular Verbs where the final vowel is a, e, ae, y, yy or y are feminine, if the final vowel is o, u or oe, aa, then the vowel is masculine. Pluralization
	*"aen" and "do" fill rolls of "un" and "de" in French [both one/a and from/possessive]		*"aen" and "do" fill rolls of "un" and "de" in French [both one/a and from/possessive]
	*Verb conjugations;		*Verb conjugations;
	** Present -[h]o/u, -[n]e, -[n]ae/aa, -[s]is/ys, -[n]ar, -[h]os/yys		** Present -[n]o/u, -[n]e, -[n]ae/aa, -[s]is/ys, -[n]ar, -[h]os/yys
	** Past- [n]or/ur, -[n]er, -[n]aer/aar, -[s]in/yn, -[n]an, -[h]on/yyn		** Past- [n]or/ur, -[n]er, -[n]aer/aar, -[s]in/yn, -[n]an, -[h]on/yyn
	** Future- [h]od/ud, -[n]ed, -[n]aed/aad, -[n]in/yd, -[n]ad, -[s]ot/yyd		** Future- [h]od/ud, -[n]ed, -[n]aed/aad, -[n]in/yd, -[n]ad, -[s]ot/yyd