#lativ

[gildedagent]

WHEN BRUTUS CONFIRMS EVERYTHING I ALWAYS BEEN SAYING ABOUT MIDAS

[mehilaiselokuva]

Finnish names for the declensions

If you have ever taken a Finnish class, you might be used to the anglicism-type names, but I advocate for the native Finnish versions! Here are the declensions that exist in Finnish today:

Nominative - nominatiivi - nimentö Accusative - akkusatiivi - kohdanto Genitive - genetiivi - omanto Partitive - partitiivi - osanto Inessive - inessiivi - sisäolento Elative - elatiivi - sisäeronto Illative - illatiivi - sisätulento Adessive - adessiivi - ulko-olento Ablative - ablatiivi - ulkoeronto Allative - allatiivi - ulkotulento Essive - essiivi - olento Translative - translatiivi - tulento Abessive - abessiivi - vajanto Instructive - instruktiivi - keinonto Komitatiivi - komitatiivi - seuranto

The following cases have no native Finnish names, but still exist in Finnish as a means to derive words:

Prolative - prolatiivi (ohitse) Superessive - superessiivi (tuolla) Delatiivi - delatiivi (kaikkialta) Sublative - sublatiivi (sinne) Lative - latiivi (alas) Temporal - temporaali (tuolloin) Causative - kausatiivi (eniten) Multiplicative - multiplikatiivi (viidesti) Distributive - distributiivi (englantilaisittain) Temporal distributive - temporaalinen distributiivi (sekaisin) Situative - situatiivi (lähekkäin) Oppositive - oppositiivi (vieretysten)

[thedwarrowscholar]

I just want to thank you very much for your addition to the Neo-Khuzdul list of Personal Pronouns for Non-Binary folk like myself! Until now I've been referring to my character as Zigilhû, using the hû to refer to them as an it, and I was more than happy enough to work with that. But the addition of khi has made me absolutely ecstatic. I'm perhaps feeling entirely too emotional for this, but thank you so very much for your consideration, you wonderful person!

Well met, friend!

Your message truly warmed this old scholar’s heart. Thank you so much for your kind words — and please know: you are not “too emotional” for feeling seen. Language, after all, is not just about structure and grammar — it’s also about identity, recognition, and belonging. If the addition of “khi” brought that feeling a little closer to home for you, then I am both honoured and humbled.

Your use of hû in the past makes perfect sense — and indeed, in most cases, it’s the correct form when referring to objects or concepts that are grammatically gender-free in Neo-Khuzdul. For example:

“The fabric’s colour is red. Red is its colour.” Neked ankhâdhu baraz. Baraz ankhâdhu.

In such instances, where we’re referring to something that is neither gendered nor personified, hû remains the right choice. But what about when the reference is not to an object, but to a person whose gender is not specified — or deliberately not assigned?

That’s precisely where khi steps in.

⚙️ On the Creation of “Khi”

Neo-Khuzdul, like many conlangs built on Semitic roots, often lacked overt gendering outside of clear male/female distinctions. Tolkien himself didn’t assign grammatical gender to Khuzdul nouns (even the Elvish languages do not have a grammatical gender, i.e. there is for example no gender agreement between noun and adjective or definite article and noun), and I’ve followed that principle closely — deliberately avoiding the addition of gender markers unless absolutely necessary.

You might be surprised to hear that Neo-Khuzdul includes 136 distinct pronoun forms (though granted, many similar or near-identical ones) — and at first glance, that number might seem excessive. But in truth, it’s quite natural for a well-developed language. Even English, which often seems simpler, has dozens of pronoun forms once you account for cases (subjective, objective, possessive), number (singular/plural), gender, and reflexivity — not to mention formal or informal tone. Neo-Khuzdul simply makes these distinctions more explicit and organized, especially across levels of respect, gender, and grammatical roles. Once you understand the system, it becomes remarkably consistent.

Overview of all Neo-Khuzdul Pronouns

However, I also recognized that language needs to evolve to meet the needs of its speakers — fictional or otherwise. And so “khi” was introduced years ago as a third-person singular pronoun that could be used in situations where:

The person’s gender is unknown

The person’s gender is irrelevant

The person’s gender is non-binary

Or when one wishes to speak inclusively (e.g. in laws, oaths, or ceremonial speech)

It parallels the English “one” or “they,” but without the formality often associated with “one” in modern English. In fact, I encourage users to think of it as equivalent to “his/her” or “a person’s” rather than overthinking its tone.

“A trader must polish his/her items.” Usjar tabtisi mat fakâtkhi.

In the sentence above, usjar (trader) is gender-free, and khi comfortably occupies the same role as “his/her” — without implying either.

🧭 What About a Gender-Neutral 2nd Person?

For second-person non-binary reference, Neo-Khuzdul uses za. It follows the same case logic as other 2nd person pronouns — with full declension visible in the reference chart:

za – nominative/accusative

-za – genitive determiner (your)

aza – genitive pronoun (yours)

zefsa – reflexive (yourself)

duza – lative (to you / you have)

So if you’re ever referring to yourself or another person in the second person, za and its forms are your go-to.

🔁 When to Use Khi, Hû, or Za

🔧 A Work in Progress — But A Work for All

It’s important to note that gender-neutral forms in Neo-Khuzdul are not an afterthought. They are part of a living structure, built to support anyone who wants to engage with the language and culture of the Dwarves. You — and everyone like you — belong in these halls of stone.

Thank you again, truly. If this project has offered even a small sense of representation, then it’s done something worthwhile. I’m thrilled that “khi” found its place not just in the language, but with you.

Ever at your service, The Dwarrow Scholar

[kolic]

Word of the Week Wednesday - 2. 4. 2025

Hey, hi, it's Wedesday again, unfortunately I am very sick and as much as I would love to do a related WotW to that, I just. don't have the capacity right now. So here's something simple instead to get this over with. Hopefully next week there'll be something better! You can never know with me, sorry

Jälígðir /ja.liː.ðɪr/ [jaliːðɪɾ̥]

verb, intransitive

to reach

Etymology: from "jä" (meaning "to") and "lígðir" (meaning "touch"). Out of universe, it's a calque of the Czech "dosáhnout."

The object of this verb usually takes the lative case (in the most common usage of this verb).

Example sentence:

Þúvigä kú rajä fíreðar? Jäðulígða gär eirjä.

English: Can you pass it to me? I can't reach it.

Literal translation: Can you to me give-it? Reach-not I to it.

Gloss: can-M.ATEM=Q 2SG 1SG.LAT give<3SG.N>.INF? <NEG>reach-F.ATEM 1SG 3SG.N-LAT

Note: I used a few wordforms and constructions I'm not sure about including yet, sorry. Like "rajä" being the lative of "gär" or "fíðar" being used for passing something to someone else. This really is a rather low quality WotW, but i hope that's understandable

[cantgetworsethanthistbh]

If no one asked yet, why is it hard to enjoy Relat//ivi//ty F//alls content? Is it just the premise?

I am genuinely curious so if you want to rant feel free to do so!

Okay anon so im gonna say there are 2 main reasons why i find it so hard to enjoy r*lativity f*lls fan work even tho i LOVE the premise of the au. one of them is incredibly petty and the other i think is more reasonable

reason 1 and the really really petty one... i really, really do not fucking like how popular fiddleford is as a character IN GENERAL

which isnt to say he doesnt deserve it, god knows out of the important side characters (him, gideon, pacifica and robbie) he's by far the best written of the bunch and has so many funny as hell gags. and i do absolutely really like his character!! hes really interesting and funny and his backstory is tragic and fuck i love his character!!

i absolutely despise the fandom obsession with him LMFAO i hate "m*stery trio" ideas so god damn much (ik this exists with the younger twins + pacifica too but this isnt about that and i give this more leeway because mabel and dipper arent highly codependent like the stan twins are) because there ISNT a m*stery trio. theres a reason why soos says "so youre like mystery twins." why dipper said "mystery twins?" mabel: "i thought you hated that" dipper: "its growing on me". why the cryptogram at the end of Not What He Seems emphasizes that stan and ford are the ORIGINAL mystery twins.

i cannot stress enough how much it annoys me when people try to shove another person into stan and ford's dynamic (anyone who isnt bill who serves as an antagonistic force), as both someone who loves both the platonic and the incestious interpretations of their relationships— and 99% of the time its going to be fiddleford. when i talk about soostanwich or rickstanwich i mostly keep it in the bounds of it being a sex thing or an ot3 where theres a very clear divide between the twins and their 3rd, some kind of awareness that dissappears wheni look at anything involving fiddleford instead

and this extends to SO many aus. believe it or not r*lativity f*lls fiddleford is probably the least offensive for me, hes mostly just a friend of the twins, and is essentially like wendy and pacifica combined in one (ford has a crush on him, anyone who actually respects stan as a character will at least portray him as being kind of antagonistic towards him like that one art i reblogged). r*lativity f*lls is on the better end of their use of him. you do NOT want me ranting about other ford centered aus ive seen where i see fiddleford utilized WAY more than STAN is— stan who is fords brother!!! and the person ford loves the most!!! the character who ford was literally created for!!

like im sorry i feel bad for being so petty because its completely harmless and its not like people are wrong for liking his character and wanting him involved especially since most ship him w either ford or stan, but sometimes i just feel like theres a certain kind of irony in how in a show that emphasizes that theres no one stan and ford need other than each other, theres just this guy being crammed in. and ive mentioned sm times before i love f*ddauth*r and cant stand the popular interpretation of f*ddlest*n but thats kinda irrelevant to my feelings on this imo

im literally just being bitter for no reason but hey anon you gave me the go ahead to rant so i might as well— plus it leads me to my 2nd and way more reasonable point:

i dont think people really know what to do these characters when it comes to this au 😭

and i have to clarify: thats fine!! this is mostly for fun, and if people just want to draw older D and M and younger stans, then you know! go hog wild. that being said, i feel like theres just SO MUCH missed potential in this au and i feel like the most common interpretations can be fun, they only really utilize just very few characters. and swap aus are supposed to be entirely designed around the swapped around cast (one of the best swap aus imo is undersw*p, an undertle swap au that flips around its main cast perfectly). RF, since its more of a community au, has sm different versions that also unfortunately feel kinda the samey?

like i mentioned earlier, outside of the pines twins, the most common swap youre gonna see is of pacifica and fiddleford. and i actually kinda like that— put fiddleford as someone who is in close proximity to the twins then literally who else than the girl dipper and mabel are both frequently shipped with, make tate be a bad dad to him. and pacifica, despite being a beach blonde valley girl stereotype, isnt ever implied to be stupid and is said by dipper (lost legends) that shes smart. if you wanna push the idea that a rich girl like her can be super smart, be an inventor, i say go for it. shes got the genes of an inventor in her anyway (TBOB) and like, yeah i like that.

and the other most common swap is... absolutely none. that is literally it💀 does anyone know where soos is?? wendy??? gideon?? like should i even ask where robbie is, because all ik is he got NOTHING here (and mind you i dont even care about him THAT much, i include him because hes in the zodiac which is my base for the cast). you can tell me to look hard for them, but thats emblematic of one of the reasons its hard to enjoy the most common interpretations of the au then imo

i feel bad for saying this but i think the main reason why sm RF fails is because its not about swapping characters who you see fit to swap, its about filling certain roles in the plot and in fandom cultute. you see sm of the F and P swap not because anyone actually thinks this is an interesting way of putting them in each others positions, but because fiddleford and pacifica are the most commonly shipped with the stan twins and d/m twins respectively. and hey im a sucker for d*pcif*ca as f*ddauth*r, being cute nerds together fucking slaps and i love them, but i think people just resort to these cus its EASY. and i feel like it sucks that soos, someone who is SO important to the Pines family gets kinda erased in the narrative from what ive seen. wendy, well she was already done dirty in canon so i cant blame the fandom for not gaf about her, but yeah you hardly see her too. gideon was the MAIN ANTAGONIST of s1 man, youd think he would have some kind of noteworthy role in a swap AU where he gets to be an adult. but ig its kind of the price of him not being a blurbo like fiddleford and pacifica. mind you i love pacifica to pieces and im happy she gets sm love but yeah its kinda odd i think

i think the best RF pacificas ive seen is her being swapped w lazy susan actually, considering her actual conclusion is her working in the greasy diner after all (plus dipper being a deadbeat dbdudhdu). GIGANTIC fan of that, because its not about her having to be involved in portal work the way fiddleford was but still clearly involved in some kind of personal drama w the twins.

anyway at the end it doesnt actually matter that i feel this way. most people who are doing these aus are doing it for themselves and their own satisfaction and thats great. im not satisfied because im not them and im not th e target audience, the people who make the art/fic are their own audience and i respect it. i just personally cant enjoy it much, hence why its hard to enjoy popular interpretations of the au for me. i think im just HELLA picky when it comes to this (and sm aus... god knows r*verse p*rtal aus also kinda peeve me off on how ford is characterized), and maybe one day ill just draw/write my own RF version thats all catered exactly for me <3

also if anyone is asking who soos should be swapped with jts obviously fiddleford. like mcgucket is an inventor and soos is the handyman, i think this is actually incredibly obvious shbsusbshs

[nerves-nebula]

just read the word "superlatives" as SUPER LATIVES cuz it was all big and spaced out on a video thumbnail... uncle larry would be so disappointed in me

[letshaveabouba]

I will be honest, white wine is more my type, but I prefer my Supernovas made of Red Wine (or the occasional Champagne). Chappell has found herself on a date with a succubus who wants to ‘Put her canine teeth in the side of my neck’! Sounds dangerous!

A tooth is ‘nyǔ’ in Nas’ibómmó while the canine portion was tough to derive because no compounds (we love our patrons). The verb for 'to rip' qarû was used as a source, first nominalized and put in the lative case for the meaning ‘tooth for ripping’, which led to us more generally expanding this use of the lative case into purposes. 

[otesunki]

infodump incoming (under cut)

listen the conlang actually makes perfect sense. it's not insane. it's Not insane. It's No-

alright so the word order is N where N means a Noun. you might reasonably ask how you would say literally anything. for example, the sentence "i spoke" has a subject and a verb in it. how would that even function.

well the verb is the easiest part, because it's just the word "speak" which is <qju> /ŋoi/. do Not think too hard about the orthograp-

the pronoun is also fairly easy you just mosey on to The Small Table

and in it you can see that the pronoun <vk> /yk/ corresponds to the word "me" along with some other fancy information that doesn't actually matter for the purposes of this translation

so then we just stick it together to get <vk qju> right? Wrong

right okay so what we have to say is <qju lwpalvk>. what on god's flat green earth is <lw>? that's the Preposition marker. why is there a preposition in the sentence "i speak"? because the Speaking is occuring with a Subject set to "Me". this is also how most prepositions work. like in "i walked to the store", "the store" is an indirect object with the preposition "to" before it marking sort of a Lative Case. but this can be interpreted as the sentence "i walked" with the additional information "the destination of this action is the store". so it's more like "i walked, destination=store", which can then become "walked, subject=i, destination=store" and whaddya know that's precisely how it works in lwbizgelx'whkqjuiz i mean ygelx'whkqjuiz* i mean y'x'ujqju'whk'qygel*

so we have <qju> which isn't actually a Verb meaning To Speak but a Noun meaning The Action Of Speaking. by just saying <qju> on it's own we're asserting that speaking Occured in some capacity. we can then add more information by going <qju lwpalvk>. <qju> occured, but the <pal> (subject) is set to <vk> (me). thus, "i spoke". also did i say "i spoke" i meant "i speak" because this is explicitly set in the present tense. how is this set in the present tense? well if you just go on over to The Small Tabl-

okay but then we also have the suffix <​-iz> which marks the accusative case and also turns verbs into passive voice (very intuitive reusage, i am still proud of this) so for example in older ygelx'whkqjuiz we could say <qju'vk> "i speak" or <qju'vkiz> "i am being spoken" but also <qjuiz'vk> is synonymous with <qju'vkiz> because of the neat correspondance. okay so this also means that <paliz> means exactly what you think it means, so we can form the modern sentence <qju lwpalvk lwpalizjlav lwdissvk> which means "i said those things to you" but then that's too wordy so we can actually drop the phrase <lwpal> and just turn it into an infix apostrophe <​-'-​> which is unpronounced and gives us <qju'vk'izjlav lwdissvk> which means the same thing and now <'iz-​> is apparently a meaningful Prefix now which indicates you guessed it the Accusative Case

yeah so the language is normal

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[wanna-be-glottal-poly]

Also: one fun thing about having little actual formal linguistics education (ok about 3 hours short of a TESOL minor but most of it was sociolinguistics and not applied linguistics aka the class I was missing) and being into conlanging is that on the one hand I can know what I want a functions to be. On the other hand I don’t know the proper way to explain said function.

Aka the genitive case confuses me so I have a possessive case which may or not be an actual grammatical case according to Wikipedia (as well as an objective case and a lative case for similar reasons)

I’m currently tinkering with a proto-lang of a people that are roughly equivalent to like the Upper Paleolithic cultures (Aurignacian or Gravettian) of Europe so it’s like one of this setting’s very first languages so it can be a bit wonky

[officialannubis]

Proposal to make the English language better and/or worse. Add a lative case with the suffix "-ward." Instead of saying "I'm driving to the store," say "I'm driving storeward." I don't know what this achieves exactly, but I think it would be neat.

[444namesplus]

Aeadot Aeaked Aealed Aealer Aeaper Aearpás Aearra Aeassa Aeasse Aebbob Aebbol Aebbӧ Aebred Aedaer Aeddad Aeddet Aeddub Aedoom Aedrä Aedutás Aedának Aedánar Aedánas Aedánä Aeebba Aeelir Aeelála Aeenom Aeenӧ Aeggep Aeknaf Aeknan Aekrem Aeksir Aekákor Aekákul Aekäs Aeldab Aeliad Aelper Aelpmi Aelppa Aelrae Aeluen Aelurt Aelálar Aelálas Aeláleb Aelálib Aelális Aelálom Aeláluf Aelálӧ Aemene Aemmij Aemmot Aemmum Aennej Aennep Aennuf Aennus Aenoga Aenori Aenys Aeojne Aeolála Aeppä Aeraeu Aeraid Aereif Aereuq Aereve Aergna Aeriad Aeriaf Aernë Aerolg Aerotás Aerovi Aerrak Aerram Aerreb Aerref Aerrem Aerrep Aerret Aerros Aerrou Aerruk Aerrä Aerrü Aertáne Aesiad Aesion Aetinu Aetrap Aetrid Aetrof Aettaf Aettep Aetxis Aetáfif Aetáfë Aetápme Aetásan Aetásud Aetásur Aevaë Aexorp Aezark Aidem Airam Aláliv Amard Amgis Ammag Anera Anyk Arepo Arolf Artxe Artálu Atouq Atáled Atásap Atásiv Atások Azalp Azzip Bámilk Bámüt Bäer Daerb Dalas Daorb Dauqs Daëa Dedis Deepás Deerb Deerg Deerk Deird Deirf Deirk Deirt Dekab Dekan Demaf Derit Deriu Detad Deton Dexif Dexim Dezis Digir Dilav Dilos Diova Dipar Diulf Diviv Doolb Doolf Dootás Draeb Draob Draua Draug Drieu Drous Dryt Duarf Duola Duolk Duork Duorp Dáleif Dáleiy Dáliub Dáliug Dálrou Dáluok Dáluou Dályk Dánarb Dánarg Dánatás Dánelb Dánema Dánepás Dánert Dánilb Dánuob Dánuof Dánuom Dánuop Dánuor Dánuos Dánuou

Ebirt Eboda Ebolg Eborp Ebyam Edalb Edarg Edart Edils Edirb Edirp Edisa Ediug Edixo Edurk Edäs Eerga Eert Efink Egami Egasu Egatás Egdab Egdir Egdod Egdol Egduj Egdë Egeis Egnar Egral Egrem Egrev Egrof Egrus Eguag Eguor Eivom Ekaep Ekalp Ekans Ekapás Ekarb Ekarg Ekart Ekatás Ekaua Ekeip Ekila Ekils Ekiov Ekipás Ekirp Ekiuj Ekiut Eknad Eknal Eknef Eknis Eknuo Eknë Ekoms Ekopás Ekorb Ekrof Ekrub Ekuas Ekäs Elaks Elbak Elbat Elbon Elfir Elgae Elgna Elims Elixe Elkna Elknu Elkyk Elotás Elpam Elpma Elppa Elsia Eltit Elyk Elytás Elyu Elӧu Emalb Emalf Emarf Emirk Emirp Emäs Emët Enalp Enark Eneks Enipás Eniru Ennot Enola Enorp Enotás Enozo Enrob Enys Enӧp Epoks Epols Epäs Eraks Erapás Eratás Eraua Erbif Erneg Eroks Erotás Ertem Eräs Erët Erëu Erӧs Esaek Esael Esiar Esion Esira Eslaf Eslup Esned Esnes Esnet Esolk Esool Esora Esorp Esuak Esuap Esuba Esuom Esuӧ Esárev Esárou Esárun Esárup Esárӧ Esäk Esäp Esët Esӧk Esӧt Esӧu Etalp Etals Etatás Etile Etinu Etipás Etiru Etiuq Etius Etoru Etouq Etuka Etuor Etyu Etánom Etásap Etásat Etásau Eudánu Eueuq Eugav Eugra Eulav Eunev Eussi Evael Evals Evarb Evarg Evian Evila Evilo Evird Evlav Evlos Evoba Evolg Evord Evorg Evorp Evren Evres Evruk Ezalb Ezies Ezirp Feirb Feirg Feyk Feyt Filak Fitom Flës Foorp Fáfatás Fáfilk Fáfitás Fáfutás Gieu Gnieb Gniga Gniod Gniog Gnirb Gnitás Gnius Gniyd Gniyl Gniyt Gnola Gnoma Gnoru Gnulf Gnuoy Gnuus Gnyt Gual Guok Guor Guot Gyt Kaeb Kaelb Kaepás Kaer Kaerb Kaet Kaetás Kaok Keels Keerk Keëk Kibuk Kigam Kigol Kimok Kinap Kipot Kisab Kisum Kitápo Kivik Kixot Kläk Knalb Knar Knard Knarf Kneb Knip Knirb Knird Knub Knul Knup Knurd Knurt Knyl Knyt Knät Koorb Koӧs Kram Krapás Kratás Krelk Krot Ksirb Ktab Ktak Ktam Ktap Ktau Ktef Ktif Ktim Ktip Ktiu Kton Ktä Kuok Kuot Kyte Kyu Kákalb Kákans Kákark Kákart Kákatás Kákilk Kákirb Kákirt Kákitás Kákiuq Kákolb Kákolf Kákolk Kákonk Kákotás Kákurt Kákutás Kákyk Kákyt Kákëk Kákük Kákӧs

Ladem Laedi Laetás Lagel Lairt Lakof Lakol Lakov Lanak Laner Lanif Lariv Larok Larom Larur Lataf Latem Lativ Latot Lauqe Lausu Lavan Lavir Layol Layor Lebal Leber Ledom Leetás Legna Lekxe Lenap Letáni Letӧ Leuej Leuob Leuot Leurk Level Levon Leëu Liart Lipup Lisab Litánu Lived Livik Lootás Lorak Lraep Lufua Lyniv Lálams Lálatás Lálems Lálepás Láleus Láliks Lálipás Lálird Lálirg Lálitás Láluks Lályk Láläs Lálës Maerd Maerk Maetás Medom Mialk Mixam Mlaer Moolb Mubla Mures Murof Márala Márotás Máräk Nabru Naeko Naelk Nageb Nagro Namor Namou Namü Napaj Nedal Neerg Neeuq Neila Nekat Nekot Nemou Nenil Netae Netáfo Neves Nevig Nevou Nevä Nezod Ngier Ngila Niaga Nialp Niarb Niard Niarg Niart Nibak Nibor Nietás Nigeb Nisab Niser Niäk Nogau Noino Noinu Nokab Nolas Nolok Nolyn Nomel Nonak Noopás Norab Nosam Nrael Nretás Nrous Nuard Nugeb Nuolb Nuolf Nuonk Nuorb Nuorg Nuork Nuӧs Odánok Oediv Ograk Oidar Oidua Oitap Oitar Oklet Oksik Olálë Onaip Onima Orkim Ortem Otӧp Parg Parks Paëk Peels Peetás Peeus Peës Pirtás Plar Pmatás Pmuls Poort Präs Puorg Putes Pásarg Pásirk Radar Raelk Raeus Ragus Ralop Ralos Ratála Rebeu Rebif Rebma Redir Redro Redále Redánu Reetás Refer Refáfo Regae Regit Regna Regor Rekab Rekam Relur Remӧ Renni Repap Repip Reppu Repus Resal Retak Retal Retau Reted Retem Retep Retov Rettu Retuo Retáfa Retála Retáne Retáni Reuol Reuop Reuot Revef Revel Reven Revil Revir Revok Revol Revor Rexob Reyal Reyub Reëk Reës Riäk Riët Riӧk Robal Roirp Rojam Roked Rolok Romára Ronam Ronim Ronod Ronӧ Roolf Ropav Rorre Rotom Rotut Rotáka Rovaf Royam Rukni Rukáko Ruolf Rëto Salf Salk Salta Sams Sark Sart Saxet Seiks Seilf Seirk Seirt Selat Self Selip Semit Senoj Serf Sesab Seulb Sevil Seviu Sexat Sisab Siuel Skánil Sleu Smarg Soäk Sprok Ssalg Ssalk Ssarb Ssarg Sserd Sserp Sseug Ssorg Ssork Ssëk Sukof Sulf Sunim Sunob Surb Suriv Surk Sutol Sádeen Sáram Sáruoy Sárä Taed Taerg Taert Taeus Taolf Taë Taëu Tbuod Tdiu Teelf Teerg Teet Teeus Teiuq Tesno Tespu Tessa Teës Tiaf Tiaua Tibed Tibro Tibä Tidua Tigid Tilpás Timda Timil Tims Tirem Tisiv Tiurf Tobor Tolip Tolk Toob Toot Toped Toӧs Trae Trams Trapa Tratás Traë Trela Trevo Trexe Trib Triks Trof Tron Tropás Trou Truok Trys Träk Trӧs Tubed Tuoba Tuoks Tuom Tuort Tuos Tuoy Tupni Turt Tuӧs Táfard Táfark Táfif Táfird Táfius Táfys Táfäs Táfët Tágie Tágif Tágil Tágim Tágin Tágir Tágis Tágit Táguo Tákaer Tákart Tákaxe Tákay Tákele Tálaed Táliub Táliug Táluaf Táluav Táluda Tánaem Tánaig Tánalp Tánarg Tánega Táneks Tánepás Tánerb Tánet Táneve Tániaf Tániap Tánias Tánilf Tánin Tánioj Tániop Tánirp Tánom Tánorf Tánrub Tánulb Tánuok Tánuom Tápada Táped Tápels Tápeus Tápoda Tásaeb Tásaef Tásael Tásalb Tásaob Tásaok Tásaor Tásaot Táserk Táseug Táseuq Tásiau Tásiom Tásiru Tásiut Tásixe Tásoob Tásorf Tásurk Tásurt Tásádim Tásárif Tásárou Tásárub Tásëk Tásӧg Táxis Uartás Uener Uerks Uert Uoble Uodiu Uoleb Uolála Uorra Uort Xaler Xedáni Äpla Ëkak Ëkin

without accents

Aeadot Aeaked Aealed Aealer Aeaper Aearpas Aearra Aeassa Aeasse Aebbo Aebbob Aebbol Aebred Aedaer Aedana Aedanak Aedanar Aedanas Aeddad Aeddet Aeddub Aedoom Aedra Aedutas Aeebba Aeelala Aeelir Aeeno Aeenom Aeggep Aekakor Aekakul Aekas Aeknaf Aeknan Aekrem Aeksir Aelalar Aelalas Aelaleb Aelalib Aelalis Aelalo Aelalom Aelaluf Aeldab Aeliad Aelper Aelpmi Aelppa Aelrae Aeluen Aelurt Aemene Aemmij Aemmot Aemmum Aennej Aennep Aennuf Aennus Aenoga Aenori Aenys Aeojne Aeolala Aeppa Aeraeu Aeraid Aereif Aereuq Aereve Aergna Aeriad Aeriaf Aerne Aerolg Aerotas Aerovi Aerra Aerrak Aerram Aerreb Aerref Aerrem Aerrep Aerret Aerros Aerrou Aerru Aerruk Aertane Aesiad Aesion Aetafe Aetafif Aetapme Aetasan Aetasud Aetasur Aetinu Aetrap Aetrid Aetrof Aettaf Aettep Aetxis Aevae Aexorp Aezark Aidem Airam Alaliv Amard Amgis Ammag Anera Anyk Apla Arepo Arolf Artalu Artxe Ataled Atasap Atasiv Atasok Atouq Azalp Azzip Baer Bamilk Bamut Daea Daerb Dalas Daleif Daleiy Daliub Daliug Dalrou Daluok Daluou Dalyk Danarb Danarg Danatas Danelb Danema Danepas Danert Danilb Danuob Danuof Danuom Danuop Danuor Danuos Danuou Daorb Dauqs Dedis Deepas Deerb Deerg Deerk Deird Deirf Deirk Deirt Dekab Dekan Demaf Derit Deriu Detad Deton Dexif Dexim Dezis Digir Dilav Dilos Diova Dipar Diulf Diviv Doolb Doolf Dootas Draeb Draob Draua Draug Drieu Drous Dryt Duarf Duola Duolk Duork Duorp

Ebirt Eboda Ebolg Eborp Ebyam Edalb Edarg Edart Edas Edils Edirb Edirp Edisa Ediug Edixo Edurk Eerga Eert Efink Egami Egasu Egatas Egdab Egde Egdir Egdod Egdol Egduj Egeis Egnar Egral Egrem Egrev Egrof Egrus Eguag Eguor Eivom Ekaep Ekak Ekalp Ekans Ekapas Ekarb Ekarg Ekart Ekas Ekatas Ekaua Ekeip Ekila Ekils Ekin Ekiov Ekipas Ekirp Ekiuj Ekiut Eknad Eknal Ekne Eknef Eknis Eknuo Ekoms Ekopas Ekorb Ekrof Ekrub Ekuas Elaks Elbak Elbat Elbon Elfir Elgae Elgna Elims Elixe Elkna Elknu Elkyk Elotas Elou Elpam Elpma Elppa Elsia Eltit Elyk Elytas Elyu Emalb Emalf Emarf Emas Emet Emirk Emirp Enalp Enark Eneks Enipas Eniru Ennot Enola Enop Enorp Enotas Enozo Enrob Enys Epas Epoks Epols Eraks Erapas Eras Eratas Eraua Erbif Eret Ereu Erneg Eroks Eros Erotas Ertem Esaek Esael Esak Esap Esarev Esaro Esarou Esarun Esarup Eset Esiar Esion Esira Eslaf Eslup Esned Esnes Esnet Esok Esolk Esool Esora Esorp Esot Esou Esuak Esuap Esuba Esuo Esuom Etalp Etals Etanom Etasap Etasat Etasau Etatas Etile Etinu Etipas Etiru Etiuq Etius Etoru Etouq Etuka Etuor Etyu Eudanu Eueuq Eugav Eugra Eulav Eunev Eussi Evael Evals Evarb Evarg Evian Evila Evilo Evird Evlav Evlos Evoba Evolg Evord Evorg Evorp Evren Evres Evruk Ezalb Ezies Ezirp Fafatas Fafilk Fafitas Fafutas Feirb Feirg Feyk Feyt Filak Fitom Fles Foorp Gieu Gnieb Gniga Gniod Gniog Gnirb Gnitas Gnius Gniyd Gniyl Gniyt Gnola Gnoma Gnoru Gnulf Gnuoy Gnuus Gnyt Gual Guok Guor Guot Gyt Kaeb Kaelb Kaepas Kaer Kaerb Kaet Kaetas Kakalb Kakans Kakark Kakart Kakatas Kakek Kakilk Kakirb Kakirt Kakitas Kakiuq Kakolb Kakolf Kakolk Kakonk Kakos Kakotas Kakuk Kakurt Kakutas Kakyk Kakyt Kaok Keek Keels Keerk Kibuk Kigam Kigol Kimok Kinap Kipot Kisab Kisum Kitapo Kivik Kixot Klak Knalb Knar Knard Knarf Knat Kneb Knip Knirb Knird Knub Knul Knup Knurd Knurt Knyl Knyt Koorb Koos Kram Krapas Kratas Krelk Krot Ksirb Kta Ktab Ktak Ktam Ktap Ktau Ktef Ktif Ktim Ktip Ktiu Kton Kuok Kuot Kyte Kyu Ladem Laedi Laetas Lagel Lairt Lakof Lakol Lakov Lalams Lalas Lalatas Lalems Lalepas Lales Laleus Laliks Lalipas Lalird Lalirg Lalitas Laluks Lalyk Lanak Laner Lanif Lariv Larok Larom Larur Lataf Latem Lativ Latot Lauqe Lausu Lavan Lavir Layol Layor Lebal Leber Ledom Leetas Leeu Legna Lekxe Lenap Letani Leto Leuej Leuob Leuot Leurk Level Levon Liart Lipup Lisab Litanu Lived Livik Lootas Lorak Lraep Lufua Lyniv Maerd Maerk Maetas Marak Marala Marotas Medom Mialk Mixam Mlaer Moolb Mubla Mures Murof

Nabru Naeko Naelk Nageb Nagro Namor Namou Namu Napaj Nedal Neerg Neeuq Neila Nekat Nekot Nemou Nenil Netae Netafo Neva Neves Nevig Nevou Nezod Ngier Ngila Niaga Niak Nialp Niarb Niard Niarg Niart Nibak Nibor Nietas Nigeb Nisab Niser Nogau Noino Noinu Nokab Nolas Nolok Nolyn Nomel Nonak Noopas Norab Nosam Nrael Nretas Nrous Nuard Nugeb Nuolb Nuolf Nuonk Nuorb Nuorg Nuork Nuos Odanok Oediv Ograk Oidar Oidua Oitap Oitar Oklet Oksik Olale Onaip Onima Orkim Ortem Otop Paek Parg Parks Pasarg Pasirk Peels Pees Peetas Peeus Pirtas Plar Pmatas Pmuls Poort Pras Puorg Putes Radar Raelk Raeus Ragus Ralop Ralos Ratala Rebeu Rebif Rebma Redale Redanu Redir Redro Reek Rees Reetas Refafo Refer Regae Regit Regna Regor Rekab Rekam Relur Remo Renni Repap Repip Reppu Repus Resal Retafa Retak Retal Retala Retane Retani Retau Reted Retem Retep Reto Retov Rettu Retuo Reuol Reuop Reuot Revef Revel Reven Revil Revir Revok Revol Revor Rexob Reyal Reyub Riak Riet Riok Robal Roirp Rojam Roked Rolok Romara Ronam Ronim Rono Ronod Roolf Ropav Rorre Rotaka Rotom Rotut Rovaf Royam Rukako Rukni Ruolf Sadeen Salf Salk Salta Sams Sara Saram Sark Sart Saruoy Saxet Seiks Seilf Seirk Seirt Selat Self Selip Semit Senoj Serf Sesab Seulb Sevil Seviu Sexat Sisab Siuel Skanil Sleu Smarg Soak Sprok Ssalg Ssalk Ssarb Ssarg Ssek Sserd Sserp Sseug Ssorg Ssork Sukof Sulf Sunim Sunob Surb Suriv Surk Sutol Tae Taed Taerg Taert Taeu Taeus Tafard Tafark Tafas Tafet Tafif Tafird Tafius Tafys Tagie Tagif Tagil Tagim Tagin Tagir Tagis Tagit Taguo Takaer Takart Takaxe Takay Takele Talaed Taliub Taliug Taluaf Taluav Taluda Tanaem Tanaig Tanalp Tanarg Tanega Taneks Tanepas Tanerb Tanet Taneve Taniaf Taniap Tanias Tanilf Tanin Tanioj Taniop Tanirp Tanom Tanorf Tanrub Tanulb Tanuok Tanuom Taolf Tapada Taped Tapels Tapeus Tapoda Tasadim Tasaeb Tasaef Tasael Tasalb Tasaob Tasaok Tasaor Tasaot Tasarif Tasarou Tasarub Tasek Taserk Taseug Taseuq Tasiau Tasiom Tasiru Tasiut Tasixe Tasog Tasoob Tasorf Tasurk Tasurt Taxis Tbuod Tdiu Teelf Teerg Tees Teet Teeus Teiuq Tesno Tespu Tessa Tiaf Tiaua Tiba Tibed Tibro Tidua Tigid Tilpas Timda Timil Tims Tirem Tisiv Tiurf Tobor Tolip Tolk Toob Toos Toot Toped Trae Trak Trams Trapa Tratas Trela Trevo Trexe Trib Triks Trof Tron Tropas Tros Trou Truok Trys Tubed Tuoba Tuoks Tuom Tuort Tuos Tuoy Tupni Turt Uartas Uener Uerks Uert Uoble Uodiu Uolala Uoleb Uorra Uort Xaler Xedani

[mehilaiselokuva]

I was just writing notes on a lecture while having a headache and accidentally created the best word we should start using actually

jotkus

jot- from "jotkut" -kus from "joskus"

Therefore, this word expresses both "which, someone(s)" and "sometime".

The fun thing here is that both jotkut and joskus come from the same word "joku":

Jotkut is the nominative plural of "joku". Joku is actually a compound word of "jo-" (as seen in "joka") and "-ku" (as seen in "kuka"). Joskus comes from "joku" and the lative singular -s (as seen in "kauas")

This new construction of mine would therefore include

jo- + -t + -ku + -s which + plural + who + lative adverb

I have spent enough time procrastinating writing the rest of the notes now...

[oneeyecatnamedkay]

Cases in Rra

There are approximately 12 cases in Rra and they will stay as they are until i'll want otherwise...

Nominative + Accusative So if i'm understanding all this correctly, these two cases are fused together and doesn't have any markings.

Genitive Words in GEN marked with i- prefix. Example: Tsaka a igatemg(h)ie [place-of-GEN-speech] - place of speech.

Dative Words in DAT marked with ma- prefix. Example: Maa tgasi k(h)ii dsa mata [past-give you food DAT-they(sg)] - You gave them food.

Locative Words in LOC marked with n- prefix. Example: D(h)i nasa [on-LOC-ground] - On the ground.

Lative (could be called Allative, i guess) Words in LAT marked with ia- prefix. Example: Iakano [LAT-house] - To the house.

Ablative (maybe Separative) Words in ABL marked with ao- prefix. Example: Aokano [ABL-house] - Away from the house.

Comitative Words in COM marked with ts- prefix. Example: O aga k(h)ii tsnk'ego [with possession-you COM-kin] - with your family.

Instrumental Words in INS marked with te- prefix. Example: O tekega [with INS-tool] - by means of a tool.

Semblative Words in SEMBL marked with g- prefix. Example: Naa tsoda eidae geikano [present-be plural-tree SEMBL-plural-hous] - Trees are like houses.

Causal Words in CAUS marked with s- prefix. Example: Sk(h)ii [CAUS-you] - Because of you.

Privative Words in PRIV marked with (h)ii- prefix. Example: (H)iikano [PRIV-hous] - Homeless.

Vocative Words in VOC marked with e- prefix or e as a preposition. Example: Eme [VOC-mother] - Mother!

[kolic]

Word of the Week - Wednesday 19. 3. 2025

Annar

verb, transitive

to heal

I made this word last week, when I needed the word for "healer" into my example sentence for the word "gaennar" - "to turn." The word "healer" is derived from "to heal" using the suffix "-rin/rina/rini" which is pretty much equivalent to the English "-er" suffix. I might rework this later, because this is also a suffix I just. made up last week. For example, if I understand my own first language correctly, Czech has multiple of these suffixes that mean the same thing but are applied to different roots seemingly arbitrarily. I would like to look into that and maybe get inspired for some other features? I'll see.

In the meantime, enjoy the example sentence:

Jëriftigä kú rälpa, tänvi Hildjä. Aera ár änrina, þúva ár änakunnar.

"If you're feeling sick, go to Hilda. She's a healer, she can heal you."

lit.: "Feel-yourself-if you badly, go Hilda-to. Is she healer, can she from-heal-you."

gloss: feel<REFL.OBJ>-M.ATEM=COND 2SG badly, go-IMP-M Hilda-LAT. be.F.ATEM 3SG.F healer, can-F.ATEM 3SG.F ABL-heal<2DG.OBJ>-INF

Note: There are two things of note. Firstly, I am very much aware that I probably used the "ABL" tag incorrectly on the last word in the gloss. It's a morpheme that turns a verb into a... verb meaning the result of said verb? I am not entirely sure how this differs from the perfective-imperfective distinction, maybe it's just an artifact from translating from Czech where the perfective and imperfective forms of verbs are actually two separate verbs. Anyway, this morpheme is identical to the ablative marker. There is another one that's identical to the lative marker "jä," that turns a verb into a verb meaning the initiation of said verb. Sometimes, these triplets are just that, but sometimes, it's not that transparent, such as with the word jäþinnar and änþinnar, meaning "to begin" and "to end" respectively, with no "þinnar" verb. I. i don't know if this makes any sense whatsoever. sorry

The other thing to note, which will be a whole lot easier to describe, is the conditional marker "-ga/gä." I use a different abbreviation for it here than for the interrogative markers in my other WotWs, but it is in fact the same marker, marking the same mood. Kolic doesn't have separate interrogative and conditional moods, and instad uses one mood for both, letting context decide the function, which is (almost?) always clear enough.

[444names]

the entry on "terror" from the wiktionary

Abbra Ablencian Ablese Ableses Abook‎ Acence Ackey Alascua Alatic Angues Anins Anish Antruche Apporeive Arcomez Arece Arepl Arign Ataccian Atalish Atian Atioli Ation Ationuns Audan Augues Bacata Baliccen Barensi Beive Beißne Belook Boklan Bookmål Borowar Bortic Boval Bovalan Bratta Brishart Cabus Calicaur Calish Candlis Cater Cenation Cendlish Ceregiai Cesencion Chect Chpory Ciadri Cintala Cionar Clabbrish Clatian Clemmay Colic Colish Cology Cortut Corwed Crionsbn Crish Crífieran Crítio Datinglis Dayour Decionun Dectin Defear Deficatal Degian Degiciai Dermolian Derre Desendin Diciat Dintugues Dreuroɾ Drian Eciadó Edided Elanight Elookmål Enese Engar Enreißnew Entarlese Ented Esspole Eterra Etheng Etimastal Etinglia Etion Etive Etyczny Eurortut Exams Exavak Explaryzm Exples Extraling Extran Feadás Fearibus Ferrura Finpor Finszó Fords Fordspa Fordspán Foremmas Forhymeon Fortugh Fortum Forwegiat Frearia Frező Fribify Friderrum Frify Frish Frism Frortár Furum Galarign Gariai Genen Gengcathe Genglis Genglish Genglism Gengposé Genta Grente Grumpl Gésio Gómese Hakad Harem Harperrēs Hatived Hentymes Hirdsla Honunchar Honunsbr Hormaslan Horms Houbdues Hunaness Hymeived Hymeon Hyper Iddle Idenish Ilian Ilish Illat Inansh Inarmass Inarms Indedic Ineng Inflego Ingcan Ingféleme Inglish Inhen Inicianse Inish Initeng Inoreō Inpolar Insbn Intalus Inted Iples Isherrōrī Ishunción Ismodego Ithish Itintugal Itive Itymes Językadó Kenglian Lancia Lanign Latalis Laterra Lathaka Laticato Latinspas Lation Latives Leado Legian Lemmadó Lemmagene Lenese Lesspold Leterre Lictico Linsk Maccaus Maceive Madish Madászar Masdanare Masse Massinar Mation Mationyme Megicilg Meish Meive Menic Mesebso Mesrhary Miang Mianst Mulan Mulanens Mulayoun Mulisman Nacke Naren Nelmíre Nerrords Nomeons Nonlan Nonst Nonunse Nonyme Noribleme Norms Norrōrigh Nortugues Nortum Nounch Nouncian Nouncou Noung Noungcabe Nounglish Nounguesh Nounse Nounsh Nounslish Nounst Nountreō Nouseld Novaka Nyely Nymern Objecke Obson Ocatiai Olict Onpori Onsgarom Onunskia Opeat Ortugal Ortugue Ortumple Orwedoss Orítés Oxfort Oxfortsz Pangarian Paninter Pansdand Pantal Paspa Pative Pecencek Pholise Pholować Phosian Phran Plesour Plest Poleedos Poles Polia Polick Polist Polithish Pollatin Polook‎ Polso Pored Porms Portugh Priai Prian Projecios Prons Prorian Prorroped Prortugua Prory Prota Prować Quotanto Quoto Reareses Rehonauda Reish Reißnese Remmased Rended Renguess Reuro Rhymon Rojecle Rokmål Roria Rorian Rorped Rupor Ruposé Sictio Siterrór Slable Slanita Slatal Slation Soling Sperrian Splusia Spoles Sporiatal Sporokla Sterm Sterrōria Stkadem Subduess Sublese Suchation Suctiony Sufficia Sufficion Swebookla Sylla Syllan Syllanan Syllatins Syllatio Sylly Synortugh Synotable Synountym Synous Szarm Szavare Tedisendo Tedos Telítés Temed Tencian Tenciate Tenco Tenssiai Teral Tereatic Teremez Teres Teria Terianish Terre Terreade Terres Terrhymes Terrian Terrish Terrok‎ Terromes Terroppos Terrord Terrords Terroreō Terrorian Terrorish Terrēs Terrōrego Terskia Tersols Thaka Tharlto Theclate Thenga Thish Thishe Tholish Thonss Tianta Tiolish Tione Tordbook‎ Torífify Tralatalg Trenen Treproped Trorwed Tr̥rega Tárces Tárch Tótfaluro Tótár Tɛrːory Tɛrːɔr T̪ɛrːord Unssporor Usenryzow Usiation Varric Viela Vocabilg Vortugues Vorwed Wiege Wierrór Wievarian Wievion Wikied Wikipl Wiktio Wiktion Willato Witive Woremo Worező Worinan Wormonese Wortár Xamess Xamez Xedición Érticatal Értut