Second Linguifex Relay/Behru cesik
Yashúundezu cághugiihligaa bíilloñji bu cetloon, tózhíik bryáxyu yayahyu vi yadok tsúuhmyu vi, nóyapxádehyu zënépehi múya haghatsuxyu bu jáanmaji bu cetloon thésozu. Tlyu shúnozu jrezihyu, ma cáguzu bghuploon, e shúno meelihryu e cágutóogezu bwáalihnloon. Kujihloon Myujitoowemo fucmoñjiin, dáahnloon zhúbihloon yacágufuci ryábzomaji, zánti wiilihnyu bu cedali.
Gloss
Yáshúundezu: Great people, leaders, heroes (nominative plural) cághugiihligaa: Democracy (accusative singular) bíiloñji: Follow, do, behave (1st person inclusive subject- 3rd person singular object) bu: quotative particle cetloon: say, speak of (3rd person plural) tózhíik: time (locative) bráxyu: to be poor, harsh (3rd person singular) yayahyu: to pass (of time) (3rd person singular) vi: while yadok: nation (nominative singular) tsúuhmyu: sicken, weaken (3rd person singular) nóyapxádehyu: to rise (of the sun) (third person singular) zënépehi: the moment before múya: the night (nominative singular) haghatsuxyu: to be harsh, intense (third person singular jáanmaji: remember (first person inclusive) Thésozu: Théso, the great and noble first empress (used as a metaphor for noble people in general) (nominative) Tlyu: because shúno: the world (nominative) jrezihyu: to persist, be eternal (third person singular) ma: but cáguzu: people (nominative) bghuploon: rot, fade away, die (third person plural) e: and meelihryu: improve, perk up, become better (third person singular-future) cágutoowezu: more people (nominative plural) bwáalihnloon: to be born (third person plural) kujihloon: to be wicked, vile (third person plural) myujitoowemo: desires (accusative plural) fucmoñjiin: to supress, put down, ignore (1st person inclusive subject-third person plural object) dáahnloon: to be strong (third person plural) zhúbihloon: to be noble (third person plural) yacágufuci: one great people (dative) ryábzomaji: to become unified (first person inclusive) zánti: at that moment wiilihnyu: to be peaceful (third person future) cedali: to say (fourth person)
- notes: first person inclusive has an imperative sense, especially when used speaking to a crowd.
fourth person is used to refer to the subject of a previous sentence. verbs are used in place of adjectives.