Clofabosin

Clofabosin
clofaboserotin, clofabosin
Created by	IlL, Praimhín
Setting	Hussmauch
Language family	"CW-Complex" Clofabic Clofabosin
Official status
Official language in	Clofabinositin
Regulated by	Ativa-luxedanasnusulfan (ALA)

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Phrasebook
Cefspirine clofabosib conamab!

Clofabosin or Clofabian (Clofabosin: clo·fabo·serotin /klofaboseɾotin/ 'great-river language' or simply clofabosin /klofabosin/ 'Clofabian [thing]') is an agglutinative-fusional head-final language inspired by drug generic names (international nonproprietary names). It is the official language of Clofabinositin, and is related to Phormatolidin. Dodellian has exerted a strong influence on Clofabian vocabulary and grammar, and Dodellian-derived words and suffixes are commonly used, especially in high-register language.

Todo

[1]

[2]

• Clofab gods should have drug company names!
• classifier -fos
• cridan = kingdom
• rubivir (-rubicin)
• benz or benzin
• uplin (-uplase)
• -pred-, -pred
• -flapon, -filcon
• setron should be a Dodellian word (śätran) because of -setron and setrobuvir
• -buvir (e.g. dasabuvir, filibuvir and setrobuvir)
• fulven (-fulven)
• -nefa-
• -pamil: place names
• -tiazem: place names (from Dodellian tiʔaźäm)
• Consonant stem verbs?
• -(x)antrone (xantrin < Dodellian kśıntrin?)
• Opadil meratol zocracin = Genesis of a Music
• possible Dodellian suffixes: -butan, -casan, -fiban, -fentanil, -etanide, -flurane, -ganan, -osuran, -tant, -triptan, -toran, -vaptan, -zotan, -sonan
• -amivir: frequentative
• oseltamivir
• estrin (-estrone)
• -azam (Dodellian?)
• ar-, es-
• -ium (Dodellian -üm?)
• bacitracin

Orthography

Clofabian script

The native Clofabian script is a left-to-right cursive alphabet (meant to parody the handwriting in doctors' prescriptions). Words are usually not capitalized, not even proper nouns, unless they are at the beginning of a sentence.

The full letter name is used for declining, and the short form (omit the parenthesized part) is used for spelling out words. The alphabetical order is as follows:

• D: do
• R: re
• M: mi
• F: fa
• S: sol
• L: la
• T: ti
• G: go
• P: pe
• N: nar
• V: vi
• B: ba
• C: ce
• Z: zu
• I: i
• E: e
• A: a
• O: o
• U: u
• (X: a ligature of C and S)

Alphabet Song (Spidexostilin)

Do re mi fa sol la ti,
go pe nar vi ba ce zu.
I, e, a o u,
spidexine nibuzole.

Phonology

Standard Clofabian phonology is remarkably simple, with only 14 consonants and 5 vowels in the most common analysis. Clofabian words do not have stressed syllables (other than possibly weak trochaic stress).

Consonants

Clofabosin consonants

		Labial	Alveolar	Velar	Glottal
Nasal		m /m/	n /n/	[ŋ]
Plosive	voiceless	p /p/	t /t/	c, k /k/
	voiced	b /b/	d /d/	g /g/
Fricative	voiceless	f /f/	s /s/	[x]	(h /h/)
	voiced	v /v~ʋ~w/	z, (j) /z/	[ɣ]
Approximant			l, ll /l/
Flap			r /ɾ/

• The letter x is used for the common sequence /ks/.
• /h/ occurs only in loanwords.
• j occurs only in loans and may be pronounced /z/, /ʒ/, /dz/, or /dʒ/ depending on idiolect.

Notes

• Syllable-initial /p, t, k/ are lightly aspirated like in Japanese. However, they are unaspirated after /s/.
• Word-final /b, d, g/ are devoiced to [p, t, k]: ustekinumab [ustekinumap] 'welcome'.
• /n, t, d, l/ are alveolar [n, t, d, l].
• /ɾ/ is normally alveolar [ɾ] or retracted alveolar [ɾ̠], but may be reduced to [ɹ~ɻ] in rapid speech. It is pronounced as [ʀ~ʁ] in some dialects.
• /s, z/ are laminal alveolar.
• [ŋ] is an allophone of /n/ before velars.
• /v/ is a labiodental fricative [v] or approximant [ʋ].
  • [w] is an allophone of /v/ after velars /k, g/. It is transliterated qu, gu in this case.
• /k/ is lenited to [x] when the preceding vowel is one of /e, o, a/.
• /g/ is lenited to [ɣ] after any vowel.
• In the colloquial Prepsocandin accent /ɾC/ sequences assimilate into geminates [Cː]: riconercept [ɾikonekkept] 'goodbye'. /n, t, d/ in this position become [ɳ, ʈ, ɖ].

Vowels

Clofabosin vowels

	Front	Central	Back
Close	i, y /i/		u /u/
Mid	e /e/		o /o/
Open		a /a/

Notes

• /u/ is often slightly fronted.
• /i, u/ are lowered to [ɪ, ʊ] before /ɾ/.
• /e, o/ are mid [e̞, o̞].
• /a/ is central [ä].

Morphology

Nouns

Clofabian nouns can take one of many case clitics, which are not true suffixes. Suffixes for "cases" other than the nominative and the definite accusative are attached to the combining form of the noun. Plurals are marked with -azin, -az(o)- (e.g. ampin person, ampazin 'people'); pluralization is usually reserved for animates, and are never used with numbers or quantifiers.

Consonant stems

efast·in - medicine
Nominative	efastin
Definite accusative	efastine
Combining form	efast(o)-

i-stems

nepi·n - work
Nominative	nepin
Definite accusative	nepine
Combining form	nepi(n)-

e-stems

torcafen - poet
Nominative	torcafen
Definite accusative	torcafene
Combining form	torcafe(n)-

a-stems

atazan - story
Nominative	atazan
Definite accusative	atazane
Combining form	ataza(n)-

Some noun clitics

• -ribin = 'a couple of', 'an X or two'
• -ol, -olol = genitive
• -abine = 'in front of, before'
• -acetam = 'behind, after'
• -anserin = 'around'
• -azepam = instructive (no plural; nowadays only used with body parts)
• -ib = 'in', 'at'
  • Normatively, -ib is not used with weekdays or months - -in is used instead.
• -one = 'to'
• -isant = 'from'
• -ase = 'with'
• -arit = 'without', '-less'
• -adox, -ox = benefactive
• -stat = 'like'
• -ast = 'and'
• -cidin, -cid(o)- = 'only' [before the case suffix]
• -conast = 'than' (< see-CONJ, "after seeing")
• -imod = emphatic, 'X itself'
• -coxib = 'between'
• -cogin = 'inside, amidst'
• -imex = 'among'
• -protafib = 'about' (lit. "at the tree-trunk of")
• -nabant = 'about, regarding, with respect to'
• -dutant = 'above'
• -nertant = 'below'
• -pitant = 'because of'
• -lubant = 'despite'
• -tibant = 'through, via'
• -stinel = 'on behalf of'
• -antel = 'against'
• -ampanel/-ampator = 'instead of'
• -berel = 'except'
• -apsel = 'including'
• -grel, -grelor = 'following, according to"
• -ac = 'as'
• -ibat = 'each'
• -gatran = 'thanks to'
• -estrant = 'to the right of'
• -pafant = 'to the left of'
• -asvir = (bookish) 'by means of', used to mark agent in passive sentences
• -lisib = outside
• -pladib = inside
• -pladone = into

Postposed words

• alfa: 'X also'

Pronouns

Personal pronouns

• endin, valin = 1st, 2nd person singular.
  • It is common to shorten the nominative and accusative forms: endin, endine > en, ene and valin, valine > van, vane.
• enazin, vazin = 1st, 2nd person plural
  • ezin is a common short form for enazin.
• dapsin, -dapsin = reflexive pronoun

Correlatives

• cef-, cesin, cerin = this X, this (thing), this (person)
• flu-, flusin, flurin = that X, that (thing), that (person)
• gli-, glisin, glirin = what X?, what? who?
• ce(pa)stat, flu(pa)stat, gli(pa)stat = like this, like that, how?
• pred-, presin, prerin = all X, everything, everyone
• nal-, nasin, narin = many
• som-, somosin, somorin = some
• vin-, visin, virin = few
• rifa-, rifasin, rifarin = another, more, other
• dex-, dexosin, dexorin = any
• nertib = when?
• cefib, flufib, glifib = here, there, where?
  • predicative forms: cefivir, flufivir, glifivir
• -sin and -rin are used to nominalize genitives and ordinal numbers as well: rivasin = second (thing), rivarin = second (person), amposin = of the person; even the name of the language clofabosin is derived from this construction
• cef-, flu-, and gli- can be used as object affixes on verbs: for example, Fluconazole! means '(I) saw that!' or '(I) saw that person/thing!'
  • cefpavir, flupavir, glipavir = say this, say that, say what

Verbs

Tense and mood

Clofabosin verbs are completely regular and inflect for tense and mood. Subjects may be omitted, as in Japanese and Korean. In tables below, affixes in parentheses denote non-standard or dialectal forms.

	Indicative	Subjunctive	"If"	"Only if"	"When"	"While"	Conjunctive	Adverbial	Resultative	Optative	"Because" / Quotative
Past	-(a)zole [-(a)zol]	-(a)zumab	-(a)zosartan, -(a)zartan	-(a)zobactam	-(a)zosertib, -(a)zertib, -(a)zokalant†	-sermin	-(a)zolast	-(o)stat	-(o)stim, -mostim	-(a)mer	-pirdine [-piɾdin]
Present	-(a)vir	-(u)mab, -mumab, -momab, -virumab	-sartan	-bactam	-sertib, -kalant†	-fermin	-lukast				-(a)vudine, -(a)virdine, -fenadine
Timeless	-tinib	-vetmab	-tisartan, -tartan			-termin	-trodast				-tadine, -tidine [-tidin]
Future	-cept, -vircept	-ximab, -viximab	-cisartan, -xartan			-xermin	-lukast				-clidine [-klidin]

^† somewhat high register; connotes "in view of the fact that..."

The present tense may be optionally inflected for person as follows (though pronouns in the subject force the verb to be in the third person):

Present subject affixes
	Singular	Plural
1	-virenz [-viɾens]	-viroc
2	-virsen	-virine
3	-vir

(The present tense also has a mirative form, -virimat.)

Analogously the past tense may be inflected as follows:

Past subject affixes
	Singular	Plural
1	-(a)zolam	-(a)zole
2	-(a)zole	-(a)zoline
3	-(a)zole

The progressive form is marked by -xa-: spoxavir 'is eating'.

The subjunctive is used like the infinitive and imperative in other languages (e.g. Stilocamab! 'Sing!'). It can also be used to indicate uncertainty, like "may" or "might".

Yes-no questions are formed by adding the question particle pegol to the subjunctive: Zenazumab pegol? (Did he go?). However, -mab pegol is often shortened to -mpel. "What" questions do not use this ending: cesin gliserotin(avir)? = what language is this?

For realis forms (e.g. indicative, attributive, "when", "while", conjunctive), the negative marker is -fo-: sabafovir 'he does not write'. For irrealis forms (e.g. subjunctive, conditional, optative, verbal noun), the negative marker is -tu-: Sabatumab!, Sabatumumab! or Sabatumomab! means 'Don't write!'

• 'can' (ability) uses -tecan (inflected as if it were -tecavir; the attributive is -taxel)
  • For the related sense "can do X [noun]" or "know how to do X", use X atevir (dative-stative; cf. Japanese dekiru).
• 'must' uses -mab tiuxetan; the subject is put into the dative.
  • Interrogative: usually -mab tiuxetanumpel? or -mab tiuxetampel?
  • -tumab tiuxetan means 'must not'.
• 'should' uses -mab cituxetan
• 'may' (permission) uses -mab vedotin
  • Interrogative: usually -mab vedotinumpel? or -mab vedotimpel?
  • -tumab vedotin means 'doesn't have to'.
• 'is worth' uses -xaban
• 'probably' uses -mab merpentan ("probability', from Dodellian märpäntın)
• 'right when' uses -fingol or -zofingol
• Emphasis or agreement uses -toxa-/-toxu-: Ene nelcatoxaximab pegol? means 'Will he really love me?'
• There is an archaic imperative -kinra.

The verbal noun uses the suffix -kin/-kiren. For negating verbal nouns, -tucin is used: Gositucin guancumavir 'Not giving is worse'.

The desiderative uses the following suffixes:

	Indicative	Subjunctive
Past	-prazole, (-prozole)	-prazumab
Present	-profen, -previr, (-provir)	-promab
Timeless	-protinib	-provetmab
Future	-procept	-proximab

For example, Raxin plocaprofen. = 'I want to drink water.'

For "I want [noun]", the verb used depends on the context: for example, "I want a car" is translated as Fusnan ibuprofen ("I want to have a car"), and "I want an apple" is rendered Olpan spoprofen ("I want to eat an apple").

The desiderative can also be used for dative-stative (the "logical subject" is in the dative) verbs with 1st person logical subjects:

• Endone clofabosinatecaprofen. = 'I want to be able to speak Clofabosin.'

Predicate nouns can fill in for both cytavir (copula) and keravir (to exist). The predicative is formed by replacing the final -n in the nominative case of a noun with the following suffixes (which can be omitted):

Predicative suffixes

	Affirmative indicative	Negative indicative	Affirmative subjunctive	Negative subjunctive
Past	-nazole	-fozole	-nazumab	-tuzumab
Present	-navir	-fovir	-numab	-tumab
Timeless	-natinib	-fotinib	-navetmab	-tuvetmab
Future	-nercept, -navircept	-focept	-naximab	-tuximab

The copular verb cytavir may also be used, and must be used when using an oblique case NP as a predicate.

For example: Endin voprafenavir and Endin voprafen cytavir both mean "I am a teacher".

The predicative and desiderative suffixes may be fused as follows:

	Indicative	Subjunctive
Past	-noprazole	-noprazumab
Present	-noprofen	-nopromab
Timeless	-noprotinib	-noprovetmab
Future	-noprocept	-noproximab

For example: Endin voprafenoprofen means "I want to be a teacher".

Attributive verbs

Attributive verbs are used to form relative clauses. They may be formed with the following suffixes:

	Indicative	Desiderative
Past	-zil	-prozil
Present	-dil	-pril
Timeless	-tril	-protil
Future	-cil	-pracil

-li- + -tril becomes -lutril.

For example, endin drepazil taxin means 'the book that I've read'.

Derivational suffixes

The suffix -tin, -t(o)- is used as a patientive: spovir 'eat' -> spotin 'food', inosivir 'dwell, inhabit' -> inositin 'country, land'

The suffix -(o)cavir 'do' may be used to "verb" nouns or borrowed words: for example, spiusocavir means 'He plays the spúith (a Talmic plucked instrument with sympathetic strings)'.

Voice

The suffixes -li- and -ca- are used to form the passive resp. causative forms. (e.g. spovir 'eat' > spolivir 'is eaten', spocavir 'feeds')

Degree

• clo- = 'very'
• luta- = equative ("as X as; X enough")
  • "as X as Y" uses Y-ast luta-X
  • "X enough for Y" uses Y-adox luta-X
• guan- = comparative (optional when there is a comparandum, which is marked with -conast)
• peg- = superlative

For example, Zetiasin tricib pegnibulidil serotinavir. means 'Xaetjeon is the world's most studied language.'

Auxiliary verbs

• -bendavir 'to inadvertently X, to end up X-ing, to finish X-ing' (< 'to fall')
• -conavir 'to try X-ing' (< 'to see')
• -ciclovir 'to receive someone's X-ing; to benefit from someone's X-ing' (< 'to receive')
• -floxavir 'to refuse to X'
• -gosivir 'to X for someone' (< 'to give')
• -nidavir 'to X in advance' (< 'to place')
• -spovir 'to X for one's own benefit' (< 'to eat')

Other affixes

• -campator 'instead of (verb)-ing'
• -cillin: 'let alone'
• -cixafor 'for fear that'
• -cog: cohortative
  • Zanamicog! 'Let's play!'
  • En alfa spocog! 'Let me eat it too!'
• ri-: 'again, re-'
• -trexed: 'the more...'
• -nesib: 'by X-ing'

• -ro- = perfect tense, -xi- = future in the present/...

Numerals

Clofabosin uses a base-12 numeral system. For attributive numerals the -in is replaced with -il. The -asin/-arin suffix is used to build ordinals, except 'first' is irregular: sulcosin (inanimate), sulcorin (animate) - the stem is compounded to the noun (endol sulcocrabin = my first son).

• 0: viuzan
• 1: esin (inanimate), erin (animate)
• 2: ribin
• 3: salin
• 4: lopin
• 5: orfin
• 6: cibin
• 7: zolin
• 8: tixin
• 9: vadin
• X: gabarin
• E: femin
• 10: clutin
• 11: clutesin
• 12: cluribin
• 13: clusalin
• 14: clulopin
• 15: clutorfin
• 16: clucibin
• 17: cluzolin
• 18: clutixin
• 19: cluvadin
• 1X: clugafarin
• 1E: clufemin
• 20: riclutin
• 21: riclutesin
• 22: riclurifin
• 30: saclutin
• 40: loclutin
• 50: orclutin
• 60: ciclutin
• 70: zoclutin
• 80: ticlutin
• 90: vaclutin
• X0: gabaclutin
• E0: feclutin
• 100: sanin
• 1000: ictin

Syntax

Clofabosin is almost completely head-final, and has SOV as the unmarked word order.

Endol maximaxine nelcavir.

I love my grandmother.

Conjunctions:

• beta = but

Existence clauses

For expressing existence the verb kera- "to exist" is used.

Etamib suxitin keravir.

There is a picture on the wall.

"to like"

Clofabosin expresses "I like Y" by the construction (Endone) Y dasavir.

Olpan dasavir.

I like apples.

For "X likes Y" the construction X Y-ine dasabuvir is used.

Reprin olpane dasabuvir.

Reprin likes apples.

Cause clauses

Cause clauses are formed with the quotative.

Complement clauses

Complement clauses ("that + [statement]" in English) are formed using the quotative. The bare quotative is enough when using it with a "quoting" verb such as epavir 'say' or atrivir 'believe'. To use the complement clause as a noun eparin, the verbal noun of epavir, is often used: Felavudine eparin vocivir. 'I don't like the fact that it's cold'.

Purpose clauses

Purpose clauses can be formed with -DESID + -QUOT (-provudine in the present tense and -propirdine in the past tense). Colloquially -RES (-stim/-mostim) can be used.

Drepatine clofabosinaprovudine fumazole.

drepa-t-ine clofab-osi-na-pro-vudine fuma-zole

read-PAT-ACC Clofabian-ATT.INAN-PRED-DES-PRES.QUOT buy-PAST.IND

He bought the book in order to be able to speak Clofab. (lit. ... saying "I want to be able to speak Clofab")

In the first person -DESID + -CONJ can be used (-prolukast in the present tense and -prazolast in the past tense).

Tense agreement

Tense agreement states that dependent clauses must have the same tense as the main clause.

Endozopin obinutuzumab, predsertib diralizole.

So that my body might not be dirty, I always got washed.

Derivational morphology

• -bendan: '-ization'
• -cavir: verbs nouns, like Japanese suru
• bol-, -bol-: diminutive
• -ici·n: diminutive
• clo-: augmentative
• des-: co-, con- (Dodellian däś-)
• -entan: -liness, -ability
• -myci·n: -ability
• -stat·in: abstract noun
  • rovastat·in 'knowledge' < rovavir 'be known'
• -t·in: patient noun
• -ax·in: instrument
• -st·in: instrument
• -fen: agentive
• -siban: agentive (Dodellian)
• -dan: nominalizer (Dodellian)
• -prazan: place noun
• -sulfan: institutions
• -fluran: agentive
• gado-: eu-, well
• mito-: dys-, mis-
• -terol: patronymic in names
• -ex·in: collective
• -fax·in: collective (< afaxin 'forest')
• tamil-: ur-

Compounds

Compound nouns can be of the form noun+noun or verb+noun.

Sample texts

Esil serotin lutafotinib. = One language is never enough.

Nelast mecoprotafib serovirenz. = I speak of love and hate.

Valin cleragosimab pegol? = Are you saving it for me?

Flurine nelcavirdine flurofilidemacine mibrevaviroc. Endonusmasibafovir (Not my president)

Lord's Prayer

Vexanib keradil ezol paxin,
Valallin procticalikinra.
Valocridan tibakinra.
Valoprobutin ...

VENI, VIDI, VICI

Tibazolam, conazolam, urazolam.

Veni, vidi, vici.

Qui bibit, sanctus est

Plocatrilin certolitinib.
Certolutrilin surnacafotinib.
Surnacafotrilin proctitinib.
Cefase plocatrilin proctitinib.

Qui bibit, dormit;
Qui dormit, non peccat;
Qui non peccat, sanctus est;
Ergo qui bibit, sanctus est.

Hamlet soliloquy

Moxicin levo moxifloxacin, flusimod ibricin.

To be or not to be (lit. to live or to refuse to live), that is the question.

The North Wind and the Sun

Peloclevinast grian

Peloclevinast grian aferin dapsimod guanorlitidine cecroxazosertib dacizil pevuxazepam fidozil ilpefen lacufizole. Fluribin ilpefenol pevuxine sulcib nilpacazil flurin guanorlitidine lepsolizumab sumacazole. Peloclevin predcoxine grebimostim tirazole beta tirazartan tirtrexed ilpefen zopinanserin pevuxine guanfamizole. Cefoxitin peloclevin tiabendazole. Flusertib grian dacizil varine mocazofingol ilpefen pevuxine nilpazole. Flukalant peloclevin grianimod guanorlitidine stiunizumab quinulizole.

Gloss

Peloclevinast grian
[peloklevinast gɾian]
pelo-clevin-ast gria-n
north-wind-and sun-NOM
The North Wind and the Sun

Peloclevinast grian aferin dapsimod guanorlitidine cecroxazosertib dacizil pevuxazepam fidozil ilpefen lacufizole.
[peloxlevinast grian afeɾin dapsimot gwanoɾlitidine kekɾoksazoseɾtip daxizil pevuksazepam fidozil ilpefen laxufizol]
pelo-clevin-ast gria-n afer-in daps-imod guan-orli-tidine cecro-xa-zosertib, daci-zil pevu-st-azepam fido-zil ilpe-fe-n lacufi-zole
north-wind-and sun-NOM each_other-NOM self-EMPH COMP-strong-GNOM.QUOT have_an_argument-PROG-PST.when warm-PAST.ATTR cover-INSTRUMENT-INST wear-PST.ATTR travel-AGT-NOM run_into-PST.IND
The north wind and the sun were arguing, each claiming to be the stronger one, when a traveler wearing a warm cloak happened upon the scene.

Fluribin ilpefenol pevuxine sulcib nilpacazil flurin guanorlitidine lepsolizumab sumacazole.
[fluɾibin ilpefenol pevuksine sulkip nilpaxazil fluɾin gwanoɾlitidine lepsolizumap sumaxazol]
flu-ribin ilpefen-ol pevux-ine sulcib nilpa-ca-zil flur-in guan-orli-tidine lepso-li-zumab sumaca-zole.
that-two-NOM traveler-GEN cloak-ACC first take_off-CAUS-PST.ATTR that-NOM COMP-strong-GNOM.QUOT consider-PASS-PST.SBJV unite-PST.IND
The two agreed that the one who first made the traveler take off his cloak should be considered stronger.

Peloclevin predcoxine grebimostim tirazole beta tirazartan tirtrexed ilpefen zopinanserin pevuxine guanfamizole.
[peloxlevin pɾetkoxsine gɾebimostim tirazol beta tiɾazaɾtan tiɾtɾekset ilpefen zopinanseɾin pevuksine gwanfamizol]
Pelo-clevi-n pred-cox-ine grebi-mostim tir-azole beta tir-azartan tir-trexed ilpefe-n zopin-anserin pevux-ine guan-fami-zole.
north-wind-NOM all-strength-ACC put_in-RES blow-PST.IND but blow-PST.COND blow-the_more traveler-NOM body-around cloak-ACC more-wrap-PST.IND
The north wind blew with all his strength, but the more he blew the more did the traveler wrapped his cloak around his body.

Cefoxitin peloclevin tiabendazole.
[kefoxsitin peloxlevin tiabendazol]
cef-oxit-in pelo-clevi-n tia-benda-zole
this-end-NOM north-wind-NOM abandon-end_up-PAST
In the end, the north wind gave up.

Flusertib grian dacizil varine mocazofingol ilpefen pevuxine nilpazole.
[fluseɾtip grian daxizil vaɾine moxazofingol ilpefen pevuksine nilpazol]
flu-sertib gria-n daci-zil vari-ne moca-zofingol ilpefe-n pevux-ine nilpa-zole
that-when sun-NOM warm-PST.ATTR light-ACC radiate-PST.moment traveler-NOM cloak-ACC take_off-PST.IND
Then, right when the sun shone out warm light, the traveler took off his cloak.

Flukalant peloclevin grianimod guanorlitidine stiunizumab quinulizole.
[flukalant peloxlevin grianimot gwanoɾlitidine stiunizumap kwinulizol]
flu-kalant pelo-clevi-n grian-imod guan-orli-tidine stiuni-zumab quinu-li-zole
that-in_view_of north-wind-NOM sun-EMPH COMP-strong-GNOM.QUOT confess-PST.SBJV constrain-PASS-PST.IND
Thus the north wind was forced to acknowledge that it was the sun who is stronger.

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Predampazin zocralutril sertisant coplitrodast tulcast pitanabant inflitinib.
[pɾedampazin zokɾalutɾil seɾtisant koplitɾodast tulkast pitanabant inflitinip]
pred-amp-az-in zocra-li-tril sert-imod copli-trodast tulc-ast pita-nabant infli-tinib
all-human-PL-NOM give_birth-PASS-GNOM.ATT time-ABL free-GNOM.CONJ worth-and entitlement-regarding equal-GNOM.IND
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.

Ampazin ziudixisant cetirizast dapsolopritine ciclotrodast, aferone ruxinelol temazepam evicovetmab tiuxetan.
[ampazin ziudiksisant ketiɾizast dapsolopɾitine kiklotɾodast ǀ afeɾon ɾuksinelol temazepam evikovetmap tiuksetan]
amp-az-in ziudix-imod cetiriz-ast dapso-lopri-t-ine ciclo-trodast, afer-one ruxi-nel-ol tem-azepam evico-tumab tiuxetan
human-PL-NOM nature-ABL rationality-and self-control-NOMZ-ACC receive-GNOM.CONJ, each_other-DAT brother-love-GEN spirit-PL.INST act-GNOM.SUBJ must
They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

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Cefserotin esertib natalizole.
[kefseɾotin eseɾtip natalizol]
cef-serot-in e-sert-ib nata-li-zole
this-language-NOM one-time-LOC display-PASS-PST.IND
This language was once featured.

Fexostatast darusentanast epsostogatran, cesin natalizumab procalizole.
[fexsostatast daɾusentanast epsostogatɾan, kesin natalizumab pɾoxalizol]
fexo-stat-ast darusentan-ast epso-sto-gatɾan, ces-in nata-li-zumab proca-li-zole
fine-ABS-and realism-and use-INST-thanks_to, this.INAN-NOM display-PASS-PAST.SBJV choose-PASS-PST.IND
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