Söoländizs

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Söoländizs /søːlɛndɪʃ/ is a Germanic language spoken in Jarþe's Sicily. It is inspired by Dutch, Low German, Tíogall (one of my older conlang drafts) and Estonian.

Ävnoonᴅliǩe Lore

Vür mooste zines Biens, wiste ᴅe Mänzsendaam onǩ, wõrav ᴅij Wichte maked zinn, neer oonliǩ umrõden köonde. Mid ᴅem Endwickelne ᴅer Wijsdamer erställde wir ta Lirnne, ok aftach haa wir one Lore ᴅer Ävnen ok ᴅes Endwerks, ᴅat ᴅe Bewachten soo in ᴅer Werkstädd ok im Daagleven outvijzet.

ᴅij grundliǧende Arder ᴅer Stuffen zinn ᴅij Urstuffe, filke samtijd oupbinden um ᴅe Rest úptareeren. [Formerly we knew of ninety-two firststuffs, from waterstuff, the lightest and barest, to ymirstuff, the heaviest. Now we have made more, such as aegirstuff and helstuff.]