EĞOLA XEPŖANY

"Not my president!"

preziden - president

-irz- - negation infix

-en - first person singular suffix

First person plural:

Prezidenirzenen!

"Not our president!"

First person plural as a full sentence:

Prezidenenen birzas!

Ceseprian differentiates personal possession from the genitive case in the possessive case (POSS). The genitive case is used to mark the relationship of composition. An example of this is made in the first person singular-plural. To respect vowel harmony rules, both third person singular and plural have two spellings; therefor pronunciations.

Possession of a single object:

Az = This

Azen.

That is mine.

Azeet.

That is yours.

Azuş. / Äzüş

That is its/hers/his.

Azenen.

That is ours.

Azeed

That is yours.

Azin. / Äzın.

That is theirs.

Possession of multiple (>1) objects:

Azak = Those

Rule: insert “-t-” in front of the singular possessive suffix, and after the subject’s plural ending (usually -k, rarely -ç).

Azak külügükten.

Those are my paintings.

Note: this does not clarify that the paintings are painted by the possessor.

Azak mozlekteet.

Those are your houses.

Azak aqacbaktuş. / Azak höşmödfıçektüş.

Those are her boats. / Those are his playing cards.

Note: Once the word “az” (”that”) is removed from the subject or object, it returns to its open front unrounded form.

Azak gerpuzaktenen.

Those are our puppies.

Azak dodmusekteed

Those are your (musical) instruments.

Azak batektin. / Ee, azak büvägektın!

This is the official Tumblr of the Ceseprian language. Ceseprian is a constructed language, or conlang. Ceseprian’s alphabet, or abcheg (abçegi), was created in 2011. It was developed initially for use in Northern Sami and Finnish. Its alphabet was inspired to be a cursive, or papyral scrpit, for Futhark runes.

Ceseprian, the conlang, not the script, is a highly agglutinated language, with sound and grammar roots in Turkic languages. The majority of Ceseprian vocabulary is original, but does borrow either parts of or entire words from different languages - with non in particular focus.