Daily Ghb

Nouns:

Betal’l – money D’tal – companion/friend Egiz – food Exila – hate (platonic) Exilad’tal – Auspistice Exissa – hate (romantic) Exissad’tal – Kismessis J‘ar – what/that which (noun) Kirk – pity (platonic) Kirkd’tal – Moirail Kirspit – pity (romantic) Kirspitd’tal – Matesprit Pfurpf – slime Sh’kerk – tub/bath Sh’kerk’pfur – recuperacoon (lit. slimy bath) Tagge – shit Thic’ch – time Thlik – pile (for sleeping) Tuk – cage Zher – water Zher’hiltuk – ablution trap (lit. wash cage)

Words for Communication:

Ch’ciz – good bye Ch’shik – hello Hak’aldelna – thank you Hallel – no Ich’k – why N’tni – and Ret – in/inside Rot – out/outside Ses’s – so Szesze – yes Treff – please

Adjectives:

Betat – expensive Chavhar – holy Egik’ka – hungry Egrek – tasty Giex’k – much/a lot Ho’x – alright/fine Le’ille – tired/sleepy P’kat – small/a little Pfur – slimy Uhik – sorry Zher – wet

Adverbs:

Kocht’t – with Ts’ – very (prefix to an adjective)*

*Example: Ts’uhik (very sorry)

Words for species:

H’fraxil – human Trol’ul – troll

Verbs:

Behic’c – to say Betat’liel – to purchase Choff – to be able Dik’x – to locate Egiza – to eat Etat – to feel (emotionally) Exil – to hate (platonically) Exissis – to hate (romantically) Gichara – to want H’koff – to need Hak’al – to thank Ithik’ch – to last (a duration of time) Kirak – to pity (platonically) Kirispit – to pity (romantically) Le’il – to sleep N’tsak – to feel (physically) Roth – to be (also to be called or named) Sush – to know T’fich – to have Uhkir – to apologize Veir – to do X’th – to stop Zher’hil – to wash (with water)

Pronouns:

Tarr – I (action done by) Tarn – me (action done towards) Dell – you Deln – you Patt – he/she/it* Pat’n – him/her/it* Noll – we Nol’n – us Fett – they* Fet’n – them* T’tar – I __ me (self-reflexive action) T’del – I__ you Etc… (see also verb conjugation below)

*Note: Patt, Pat’n, Fett, and Fet’n as pronouns are gender neutral and can be used to refer to males, females, and non-binary persons as well as animals and objects. Patt and Pat’n are exclusively singular and can also represent the singular form of “they/them” while Fett and Fet’n are exclusively plural and represent the plural form of “they/them”.

Verb Conjugation:

[verb][pronoun][tense modifier]

Verbs do not need to have both a target of an action and an action source, but a verb not in the infinitive form needs a target or a source.

Verb Tense Modifiers:

a (present) o (past) i (future)

Irregular Verb Conjugation:

In the case where a verb ends in the same letter as the first letter in the desired source or target pronoun, an apostrophe is inserted between the end of the infinitive verb and the beginning of the pronoun, denoting a mental break and a verbal re-annunciation of the consonant sound.

Examples: Choff’fetta H’koff’fetta Etat’tarra Kirspit’tarra

Example (verbs with sources)

Exil (to hate)

I hate                           Exiltarra                     

You hate Exildella         

He/she/it hates Exilpatta                     

We hate Exilnolla

They hate Exilfetta

Example (verbs with targets)

Exil (to hate)

Hate me                      Exiltarna                     

Hate you Exildelna        

Hate him/her/it Exilpat’na                   

Hate us Exilnol’na

Hate them Exilfet’na

Example (verbs with sources and targets)

Exil (to hate)

I hate myself               Exilt’tara                    

I hate you Exilt’dela        

I hate him/her/it Exilt’pata                    

I hate us Exilt’nola

I hate them Exilt’feta

You hate me                Exild’tara                    

You hate yourself Exild’dela       

You hate him/her/it Exild’pata                   

You hate us Exild’nola

You hate them Exild’feta

Negative Connotations (eq. “don’t [verb]”) - hal

Exil (to hate)

I don’t hate                              Exiltarrahal                            

You don’t hate Exildellahal    

He/she/it doesn’t hate Exilpattahal                            

We don’t hate Exilnollahal

They don’t hate Exilfettahal

To show possession of a noun, the first letter of the associated pronoun is appended.

Nouns Showing Possession:

Egiz (food)

My food T’egiz                                      

Your food D’egiz

His/her/its food P’egiz  

Our food N’egiz                         

Their food F’egiz

  Curse Words and Erotica:

Ahos – fuck (also to fuck)

Tagge chavhar - holy shit

Ahostarra - fuck me

Ikch’ha - there

Toskk - like that

Ikch’ha  toskk ~ right there / exactly like that

X’th - stop

Hal - (a negative connotation)