User:Ceige/Albysian & Lilā Fayżiy

Introduction

The Albysian and Faesine languages are two languages that appear closely related, and share a lot of apparent cognates.

Albysian

Albysian is spoken in the temperate lands and islands north of the Su'llands. It has mostly been spread by colonies and maritime trade.

Faesine

Faesine is spoken in the temperate lands and subtropics north and east of the Su'llands and within the Su'llands themselves.

Relationship

It is believed by a majority of Faesine scholars that Albysian is a variant of Faesine; the Albysians however believe their language to be a sister language to Faesine, descended from an ancestral language itself derived from the language of Tarth .

Grammar

Nouns

Number

Albysian

Albysian uses the -ym plural/collective suffix with an -yth singulative variant

Faesine

Faesine uses the -iym plural/collective suffix with an -ah singulative variant.

Adjectives

Intensification

Albysian

The main way to intensify adjectives in Albysian is with the adverb "myth". This normally comes before the adjective, e.g.:

myth yen
/mɨθ jen/
much good
"very good"

Faesine

Faesine's main intensifier, muż, can be prefixed to the word it is modifying. For example:

mujjáh
/mʊʒ'ʒäh/
INTENS-good
"very good"

Vocabulary

Greetings

English

• Good morning
• Good day
• Good evening
• Good night

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• Welcome

Albysian

• Moën yen, мооя
• Yag yen, яя
• Save yen, сооя
• Níven yen, ныыя

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• Bellonte, получи

Faesine

• Mujjah mudhiyn, mujjah mozeen
• Mujjah 'ayn, mujjah ain
• Mujjah sabhiyn, mujjah saween
• Mujjah naw(iy)n, mujjah na(um/ween)

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• Sayd jahmidh, said jaméz