Fifth Linguifex Relay/Kharrash
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Kharrash transliteration
zhok djayor
Dorrilj Gorrot
di hashe helj njarheng rok gadj ngikh
di zhok djayor hazhad helj falh chalh
heng falh zhid zhagh hashe djod.
hashe chogh ghar shogh yang
ljazh ezh helj tot heng yegh chalh
hazhad zhod zhogh shogh gadj zhe.
Interlinear gloss
zhok | djayor (title of poem) |
enjoy | int |
Dorrilj | Gorrot (name of author) |
[dɤɹˀiʎ | gɤɹˀɤtʰ] |
di | hashe | helj | njarheng | rok | gadj | ngikh |
1s | know | 2s | die | end | temp | although |
di | zhok | djayor | hazhad | helj | falh | chalh |
1s | like | int | stay | 2s | fire | loc |
heng | falh | zhid | zhagh | hashe | djod. |
dem | fire | cau.v | want | know | because |
hashe | chogh | ghar | shogh | yang |
know | nom | leaf | pl | go (to) |
ljazh | ezh | helj | tot | heng | yegh | chalh |
flower | land | 2s | put | dem | world | loc |
hazhad | zhod | zhogh | shogh | gadj | zhe. |
stay | fut | epoch | pl | temp | also |
Notes
- Kharrash is SVO.
- The demonstrative "heng" precedes the noun it modifies.
- Adjectives precede the nouns they modify.
- Adverbs follow the word or clause they modify. An adverb at the end of a sentence is often modifying the entire preceding clause.
- Other grammatical particles follow the word or clause they modify.
- Possessive "X's Y" is formed by Y directly following X, e.g. "di falh" for "my fire" (lit. "me fire").