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The '''Skyrdagor''' language (native name '''Skyrdegan gjalyn''' [ɧɯ˞deːɜ̯n | The '''Skyrdagor''' language (native name '''Skyrdegan gjalyn''' [ɧɯ˞deːɜ̯n ɟ͡ʝæ͡ɑɮɯn]) is the koiné language of ''Greater Skyrdagor'' ([ɧɯ˞dɒː˞], in Sky. ''gilyjlydh Skyrdagor'' [ɟ͡ʝiɮʊɪ̯ɮɯð ɧɯ˞dɒː˞]), a plurinational area on the planet of [[Verse:Calémere|Calémere]], in northeastern Márusúturon, once part of the Skyrdagor Empire. It is the official language in all countries of this area, as well as a minority language in ''Brono'', ''Qualdomailor'', and the ''[[Verse:Chlouvānem Inquisition|Inquisition]]''. | ||
Written Skyrdagor, usually referred to as ''International Skyrdagor'' (''szelyhtoŋgyrhin Skyrdegan gjalyn'' [sɛɮɯxtoŋɣɯ˞xin ɧɯ˞deːɜ̯n | Written Skyrdagor, usually referred to as ''International Skyrdagor'' (''szelyhtoŋgyrhin Skyrdegan gjalyn'' [sɛɮɯxtoŋɣɯ˞xin ɧɯ˞deːɜ̯n ɟ͡ʝæ͡ɑɮɯn]), is a standardized Dachsprache for most of the Skyrdagorian languages, which are the local, usually mutually intelligible, languages of most countries of Greater Skyrdagor. It is based mostly on the Skyrdegan dialect of ''Tol Sakszyv'' [tɔɮ ʃɑksuː], former imperial capital and modern-day capital of the Republic of Skyrdagor. | ||
==Greater Skyrdagor== | ==Greater Skyrdagor== | ||
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Skyrdagor is written in an alphabetic, caseless script. By number of languages, it is the third most used script on Calémere (after the Íscégon and the Nivarese scripts) and the most used Eastern one; by number of users, it is the fourth globally and the second Eastern one (the Chlouvānem script has more users than it and the Nivarese one). It is used all throughout Greater Skyrdagor and adapted versions of it are used for Bronic, Fathanic<ref>The Brono-Fathanic version of the Skyrdegan script uses a different, and more archaic, version of the glyph for '''r'''.</ref>, Čathinow, and various indigenous languages of northern Márusúturon. The [[Qualdomelic|Qualdomelic script]] derives from an earlier version of the Skyrdegan script which has not undergone some later simplifications and is traditionally printed (and typed) in a more rounded font, but they're mostly mutually intellegible. | Skyrdagor is written in an alphabetic, caseless script. By number of languages, it is the third most used script on Calémere (after the Íscégon and the Nivarese scripts) and the most used Eastern one; by number of users, it is the fourth globally and the second Eastern one (the Chlouvānem script has more users than it and the Nivarese one). It is used all throughout Greater Skyrdagor and adapted versions of it are used for Bronic, Fathanic<ref>The Brono-Fathanic version of the Skyrdegan script uses a different, and more archaic, version of the glyph for '''r'''.</ref>, Čathinow, and various indigenous languages of northern Márusúturon. The [[Qualdomelic|Qualdomelic script]] derives from an earlier version of the Skyrdegan script which has not undergone some later simplifications and is traditionally printed (and typed) in a more rounded font, but they're mostly mutually intellegible. | ||
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Numbers above 100 are simply made by using the 1-99 one followed by ''zy prog'' (and hundred [zɯˈprɔ]). The hundreds are simply ''prog skeg'', ''prog thus'', ''prog thlegdhen'' and so on. Similarly, 1000 is ''melbryk'' [mɛlbrɯk], 1001 is ''yszp zy melbryk'', 2000 is ''melbryk skeg'' etc. | Numbers above 100 are simply made by using the 1-99 one followed by ''zy prog'' (and hundred [zɯˈprɔ]). The hundreds are simply ''prog skeg'', ''prog thus'', ''prog thlegdhen'' and so on. Similarly, 1000 is ''melbryk'' [mɛlbrɯk], 1001 is ''yszp zy melbryk'', 2000 is ''melbryk skeg'' etc. | ||
As an example, 2743 translates as ''thus el thlegska zy prog noth zy melbryk skeg'', pronounced [ˈθuʃəlθlɛʃkə zɯprɔˈnɔθ zɯˈmɛlbrɯˌɧa]. "2743 women" is ''thusnydh lezsa el thlegska zy prog noth zy melbryk skeg'' [θuʃnɯ(ð) ˈlɛʒa‿lˈθlɛʃkə zɯprɔˈnɔθ zɯˈmɛlbrɯˌɧa]. | As an example, 2743 translates as ''thus el thlegska zy prog noth zy melbryk skeg'', pronounced [ˈθuʃəlθlɛʃkə zɯprɔˈnɔθ zɯˈmɛlbrɯˌɧa]. "2743 women" is ''thusnydh lezsa el thlegska zy prog noth zy melbryk skeg'' [θuʃnɯ(ð) ˈlɛʒa‿lˈθlɛʃkə zɯprɔˈnɔθ zɯˈmɛlbrɯˌɧa]. --> | ||
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