#tadolthin

-- Inscription found in a cave believed to date back to roughly 2950 B.I.

Translation:

"Ìl tà rìdùhos ehedavsûr chûm todù nè nèsofodù, hàhin Zhìtùdolfa tà emzherù ansarù. Fà chûm hàtàvù li gàlàvù, hànolàvrm Sàdavsû sà zherer fà hjàlà emrìdù thòmàvù."

This is very important to know if you want to survive but I know many of you don't know the Tadolthin language so just for you I translated it into modern Tsekàn aswell:

"Il tòs riròs hìrös tsùm tàrsha nesavär, hainèfòs jidràl tòs imjíròs ènsèr. Fa tsùm hatönòs lu galö, hanàlörmòr Sarösa jir fa hjaládòr imríròs thamö."

Tadolthin:

"Rìhjàlà ìmer ler chal chonas làvhedàl ìl ràvshàvre nìntà fadà. Làvrùtà, rìdavsû ràvs rìhìs fadà kû nonfavrû ron nètasàfùron ràvs hedàl tùdokast fadà. Fà ron nètasàfùron, rìtàv kevrû gàju."

‘Òltnòxin:

"Lìhjàlà ìmelel aule tònas lau’edàw laushaule’ìl. Laulùtà, lìraus kû nònfaul lì’ìsau lòn rà’asàfùlòn ‘edàw ‘ùdòkastau. Tè lòn rà’asàfùlòn, lì’au gà’u kël."

Translation:

“I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the knee.”

A lot of stuff is still subject to change but this gives a nice general picture of the languages. Also you can see it mingling with a language from a different language family too! I don’t have much on that one yet but for now this is it.

I plan to work out most of the languages’ basics and work a few of them out in full with the main focus on Tsekàn. After that Àtrànthun, Bànjirosa and Keranian because some of the main characters are from those countries.

English(I admit I didn’t make this one): The animal will come to me

Tadolthin: Hàhin zhifa tà nànavsû

Gòlìthin: Hainjifatàws nànàws

Àtrànthin: À’in zhiräs tà nàws

Tsekàn: Hainufòs nanòs

Bànjirosa: Hainìvàws nùnüs

Àrtnemànà: À’in shiräs tànäs

Webasde: Lua mùpale u edji

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