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Based off this wonderful fic here!
https://archiveofourown.org/works/61163005/chapters/156288751
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

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Admiration
Art Fight attack for @rilin 's Miette the Hisuian Sneasel!
Decided to experiment with CSP's Shading Assist tool for this one. It's impressive, does a lot of the heavy lifting, but definitely needed a lot of tweaking to get just right.
RĂlin:
KaĂmu fa
âThey are a dissident.â
Pronouns? Pronouns!
Inspired by a thread on Twitter about how our conlangs handle pronouns.Â
Pronoun systems! When most people think of pronouns, they think of personal pronouns. These are like English, he, she it, they, you, I, me, them, etc. These are the kinds of pronouns Iâll be laying out here. My conlangs differ in how pronouns are used (or not used), and what pronouns are available. Iâll give a brief sample of each! First will be RĂlinÂ
RĂlin
Normally, verbs in RĂlin are inflected with a suffix to show the subject of the verb (RĂlin is actually ergative/absolutive in its case marking, but thatâs another story). This is a bit similar to agglutinative and fusional languages from Earth (e.g. Spanish, Yupik, Latin...). For example, the verb below is marked to show who is doing the action.
tysĂła-l-ap throw.spear-pres.hab-3s âhe/she/they habitually throw spears/a spearâÂ
So you donât really need a full independent pronoun word here. BUT, they do exist. The word fa- is a pronoun for the third person singular (him, her, it, them).Â
ynĂ-t-im fa-et own-npst-1s 3s-abs âI own itâÂ
So there is a corresponding pronoun for all the verbal suffixes too.
One interesting thing about RĂlin pronouns is that there are three levels of familiarity encoded for most pronouns. This is like the âvousâ vs. âtuâ distinction in French, but it exists for third person, second person, and first person non-singular as well. And it has three levels rather than just two.Â
So if you want to show that you in fact close with the spear-thrower in the above sentence, go ahead and use the -ap ending. But if not, if you want to elevate them or put some social distance between you and them, use a different suffix:
tysĂła-l-Ăk throw.spear-prs.hab-3s âhe/she/they habitually throw spears/a spearâ Wanna get even more formal? Are you talking about a god, a queen, etc.? Need to show massive amounts of respect? Well...
tysĂła-l-e throw.spear-prs.hab-3s âhe/she/they habitually throw spears/a spearâ
Dang, you just got super fancy. Who even is this exalted spear-thrower anyway?
The same thing applies when you are saying âyou (all)â or âweâ.
Subject: just you and me, weâre buds (thereâs two of us--Iâm addressing you) bevĂ€jĂł-t-ĂlĂmi wander-npst-1d.incl âwe (two) are going for a walkâ But maybe youâre a bit higher on the social ladder than me? Are you my teacher or a respected leader? Then...
bevĂ€jĂł-t-Ăxymi wander-npst-1d.incl âwe (two) are going for a walkâ RĂlin also distinguishes dual (just two) and plural (more than two) number when in the 1st person. So âyou and meâ is different from âyou all and meâ. Another thing that matter is clusivity--whether the person youâre addressing is including in the âwe/usâ or not.Â
Aa, MĂ©lĂ, bevĂ€jĂł-t-ĂlĂmi! hey M  wander-npst-1d.incl âHey, MĂ©lĂ, you and me are going for a walk!â Aa, BemĂłn, bevĂ€jĂł-t-Ăpin MĂ©lĂ-et a imi-et! hey B.     wander-npst-1d.excl M.-abs and 1s-abs âHey, BemĂłn, MĂ©lĂ and I are going for a walk!âÂ
On a conlangy note, Iâm writing more poetry in RĂlin! Some more nezeletĆn (aka sad wandering war-torn displacement nature poems) and others. See some Iâve written before here!
If you would like a poem written for you in RĂlin, please send me a note here or PM me. If you want, you can include specifics youâd like in the poem, or alternatively leave it open. Itâs free! ^-^

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RĂlin poem
Untitled RĂlin poem, originally written about my mother.
Mintaka
Here is another poem in RĂlin and its corresponding audio. This is a higher quality recording since I have my h4n Zoom again. :3 See the words and translation below.Â
A poem in RĂlin
Not a nezeletĆ (journey-story) per se, but a nature-based poem in RĂlin. Written when I was in Anchorage, Alaska, watching sea birds wheel in the air by the water. Some were gathering nesting materials near my bench.
Mintaka