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Jel Language Headcanons (Part V)
In Jel, colors are all fairly basic words. This makes them easy to add to a word as a contraction-adjective. Also, the color adjectives for metallic colors are not based off of the corresponding metals, unlike English.
Redâthel
Orangeâweysa
Bronzeâweyso
Yellowâunti
Goldâanti
Greenâxujl
Blueâuiq
Violetâsuli
Whiteâtset
Grayâtiith
Silverâtiin
Blackâqith
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⼠for my muse to give yours a nickname in their native tongue
âAh, I see. You wish for a name of my tongue? What do you think of Usni-Tiin, friend?â
{ Usni-Tiin is almost a direct translation for âsilver-featheredâ or âsilver part-of-birdâ I guess.
Usâshortened form of the word usâqon
-niâcontext-specific dimunitive; in this context, can be translated to âpart ofâ
Tiinâliterally âsilverâ }
Would the syllables "tsu" or "zu" and "resh" or possibly "reth/rezh" work within established Jel, and if so are there related words to extrapolate likely meanings for them?
Nice question. I pulled up a great resource @languagesoftamriel to help in my research. It hasnât been updated in awhile, but has a compilation of all of the Jel that was around like a couple of years ago or so (both canon and created by myself and others interested in crafting the language). Read more below on what I found!
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âYeto nesskarâin kssewe qontâloss na gunxh loc reâc.â
âI am glad that I get to see you again, old friend.â
((Hi there! I'm told you know how to translate words/names into Jel? I want to translate my Argonian's Cyrodiilic name, but I'm not sure where to begin.))
{ Hey! Yes, well it's not all so scientific or anything...Most of my Jel words/ names are of my own creation based off of already established lore and how I think the Jel language should sound. First off--and this might be somewhat obvious--make sure you like it. It's your character, and you should be happy with the name. So if you don't like the sound of how a name or the words in the name sound to you, simply don't use it.
All of the words that I have translated so far, along with other sources are posted on this lovely person's Tamriel Language Directory. I would start there so you can see all the Jel words that are currently out there. If none of these appeal to you or match the Cyrodiilic name you already have, feel free to come to me and I can help you come up with something that sounds like what you want and also sounds native to Black Marsh!
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Hello! Sorry, I'm not sure if you still do the Jel language stuff (can't see timestamps on mobile), but what would Round-Belly be in Jel?
Hey, no need to be sorry! :D I haven't done any in awhile, but I still enjoy it and am willing to do some for anyone!
Okay, so here's what I'm thinking:
Round--Koniss
Belly--Kani'gor, relating to the word for stomach, kani'gorisq, which relates to the word gor for food.
In name form, this could translate to Konis-Ani-Gor or (my personal choice) Koni-Kani (they could be switched and the meaning would still hold).
Jel Language Headcanons: Color
Red--Kkass
Rust--Kkarn; Crimson--Kkasli; Scarlet--Kkawe
Orange--Innsa
Blood (keeping in mind Argonian blood has a more red-orange hue)--Innstis; Carrot--Innsek; Amber--Innsqin
Yellow--Oppi
Gold--Oppss; Goldenrod--Opptil;Â Chartreuse--Oppinkli
Green--Lixlil
Lime--Lixnil; Forest--Lixqen;Â Sea--Lixqoa
Blue--Unxe
Midnight--Unxqap;Â Turquoise--Unxlith; Sky--Unxqon
Purple--Wensuu
Amethyst--Wenjin; Byzantium--Wenkiss;Â Fuschia--Wenthi
Black--Ithnak
Gray--Qelnak
White--Istnak
Is there a word for Ice, frost, snow, or cold?
Cold--xhiak
Ice--qoa'xhiak; literally 'cold water.' If you were talking about literal cold water and not ice, the order would be switched.
Frost--qoaxhia'cthu
Snow--xhiak'avaqon'ss; literally 'bits of cold from the sky'
