LiPithu is one of the ancestoral tounges of the world. Spoken by the people nomadic people living around "Deepwater Sea" and the "World of Green". This is wide spread because it's speaker developed sailing craft and domesticated the horse early on and as a consequence spread widely across the continant
Value |
Roman |
Lipirhu |
Pronunciation |
ā |
aa |
Ate |
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ē |
ee |
Beet |
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Æ |
ae |
Ægean, |
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ī |
ii |
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ō |
oo |
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ū |
uu |
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ĭ |
ie |
Value |
Roman |
Lipirhu |
Pronunciation |
B |
B |
Bee |
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C |
Cee |
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D |
Dee |
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Sh |
Sh |
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F |
eff |
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G |
Gee |
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R |
Are |
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Ck |
as in Bark |
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N |
En |
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M |
Emm |
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P |
Pee | ||
Sh |
SZ as in Berserk | ||
Ch |
clickly ch as in Loch | ||
Ff |
lengthened | ||
Z |
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H |
Shi (lit. it is finished) signals a break, between the descriptor and root of a word, between the sentence modifiers and the main sentence, and at the end of a sentence or speech.
In the first usage it has the same one beat as a full syllable. In all other cases it is spoken as a complete word.
Prefixes give a root its sense. It tells the part of speech, the basic facts about a word, what a word refers to and so forth
Maa is hunt
IShiMaa is a generalized human who hunts
ReCieShiMaa is a solitary wild predator
DaaShiMaa is the object of a hunt
Lipirhu |
Meaning |
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Primary |
Mo |
Make a word a Subject |
Thi |
Makes a word the activity |
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Faluu |
Makes a word the Object |
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RaLo |
Means this word is the activity of an object |
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Ho-xx-Shi |
Means this word modifies the next Mo, Thi, or Faluu word.� (note: Shi is only required after the last modifier, Ho, on the other hand, is required for each modifier word) |
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Wa-xx-shi |
Means this word is dependant on the existence of the next Mo, Thi, or Faluu word.� (note: Shi is only required after the last modifier, Wa, on the other hand, is required for each modifier word) |
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Secondary |
Luu |
Human |
I |
Lone Human |
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Cho |
Supervising |
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Ree |
Supervised |
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Re |
Wild |
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Fali |
Natural (non volitional) |
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Jiae |
Made |
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MaeRoo |
Presumptively True |
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ZeaShuu |
Presumptively False |
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Tertiary |
Kuu |
Lone |
Chuu |
Few, less then eight |
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Ruu |
Many, more the eight |
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OoNo |
On |
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Ruii |
Contains |
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ReSo |
Small, diminution |
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ZoRi |
Big, exaggeration |
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Ko |
Comparatively |
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Fo |
Extreme |
Sentence Modifiers
Lipirhu |
Meaning |
Go |
A statement |
TheSoo |
A question needing a detailed answer |
Ckii |
A question needing a short answer |
ZaeTi |
An Observation |
RiNu |
A presumtion |
English |
Lipirhu |
Behind, Rear |
Cie |
Boat |
RuiiLuuOnooShiChiiNo (lit: container of people on the water) |
Boat |
RuiiLuuShi when it is evident by context that a container of people refers to a boat |
Cup |
IruiiShiCkiino (lit: container of water for a lone human) |
Dawn |
Sheeiishee |
Dawn |
Foouni |
Dawn-to-dawn day |
Uni |
Daytime |
Iishee |
Forward, ahead |
Foo |
High noon |
Fooiishee� (preferred) |
Hunt |
Maa |
I, Me |
I (same as the secondary prefix) |
Land |
ReTi |
Left |
Fuur |
Nighttime |
Cuzii |
People |
Luu (same as the secondary prefix) |
Plant |
Nuiida |
Right |
Shee |
Run |
Ziii |
Stick |
TeeRii |
Tent |
HoCuZiiShi RuiiShiRuu (Lit: a nighttime container of people |
Tent |
RuiiLuuShi when it is evident by context that a container of people refers to a boat |
Throwing Stick |
ReeShiTeeRii (lit: a stick that is supervised) |
Water |
CkiiNo |
Wind |
Zee |
Yield |
YiooPee |