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[the-world-of-ignavus]

Language of the Regency: Modern Tema

Phonetics and Phonotactics

Onset: m n k p ny ŕ ch sh h s  th d g w p l rr b t

H Clusters: hw hŕ hl

P Clusters: pr

Nucleus: m n ny rr ŕ y k h v f l b w ch th sk

Coda: n t l ŕ ch

Vowels: a i e o u

A Clusters: aa ao ae au

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Word Order

Primary - SOV | Subject Object Verb

Ma in-rridi haku lit. I the bird hunted I hunted the bird

Secondary - SVO | Subject Verb Object

Ma haku in-rridi I hunted the bird

Predominantly Head Initial Language

Nouns - Adjectives | Narru naŕa (white river (lit. river white))

Noun - Numbers | Lokal yun (two rocks (lit. rock two))

Noun - Genitives | Mao fisal fiwa (mother’s whiskers (lit. whisker of mother))

Noun - Relative Clauses | 

Article - Noun | In rridi (the bird)

Demonstratives - Noun | Avi narru (this river)

Adjective - Adverb | rraheŕi wiwa (pretty stupid)

Yes/No Particles | Post-Sentence

Ma kimakaal, yami I am coming, yes

Question Words | Post-Sentence

Ha otokaal, nyak? Where are you going?

Proper Noun - Common Noun | 

Modifier Order | opinion-number-material-size-color-purpose/use

Modifier Example

In sulil rreeŕi teŕ datayame piyuŕe lit. the bowls pretty three wooden small The three pretty small wooden bowls

Compounds | Adjective-Noun

Awataya (forest (lit. place (of)-tree))

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Noun Class System

Modern Tema retained the group-of-four nouns that initially formed their melting class system, with agreement emerging in both adjectives and articles. As Tema began to be formally recorded and studied by its speakers, with active lessons towards foreigners, they assigned proper names for the four classes.

Solar Nouns (-ŕu) The first noun class originally came from all things good and safe. Made of edible prey, safe and comforting things, familiar friends, close kin and things associated with day-time and toms, its other names are Sun Nouns, Red Nouns and Day Nouns. Regarding family members, swapping them into the Solar class is an indication of closeness or familiarity. 

Pat ihŕaŕu (fresh prey) > Fresh, prey that is safe to eat

Hŕan sayaŕu (big deer) > a large, non-aggressive deer

Ka basu piyuŕu (my small den) > my small den that I love

Iŕa aŕa sanyaŕu (the bright sun)

Lunar Nouns (-sa) This second noun class is associated with the moon, contrasting the first class and is made of challenging or frightening things, ethereal feats of nature, intimidation, the night and mollies. It expresses a formal relationship with others and is often used to convey respect and deference to others when spoken.

Hŕan sayasa (big deer) > a large, aggressive deer, perhaps a stag

Ka mao chiŕasa (my kind mother)

Neaŕa sahwasa (a quiet night)

Aaku niskalusa (a careful hunter)

Lightless Nouns (-ye) The third class born from things of great suspicion, danger or prone to causing death or some form of sickness. It absorbed several locations from the previous location classifier that have long since been deemed ‘cursed’ or full of negative energy.

Amuk ayisiwaŕeye (a terrible weasel)

Shuniprri vachiye (a vile kinslayer)

Nyiŕ Choyikal Kaprru (The Skull Lands)

Ayoŕeye (poison (lit. lightless herb))

Mortal Nouns (-ŕe) Named as such to mark an obvious difference from the other three classes, the mortal nouns made of things constructed by mortal paws - being mostly condensed down as ‘tools.’

Chofi piyuŕe (a small pouch/satchel)

Nunei naaŕeŕe (a long tether/leash)

Nabo samaŕe (a hot pan)

Keyinaya malaŕe (an empty waterskin)

In addition to these basic methods of sorting words, Tema allows a little modification to appear on the noun itself to create a simple, concise identifier.

Hŕanuŕu (good/fresh deer (meat)) or ‘a safe or non-aggressive deer.’

Hŕanasa (scary deer)

Hŕaneye (bad/rotting deer (meat)) or ‘a dangerous deer that has killed.’

Listing prey animals while adding a class modifier is usually indicative of the animal being spoken of as prey, with the implication of ‘meat’ being announced while using a separate adjective indicates a living creature.

Hŕanuŕu sayaŕu (large deer meat) vs. Hŕan sayuŕu (a large deer)

Grammatical Number

By now, Tema has officially adopted the paucal number into their paradigm, leaving the singular unmarked.

There's not much to say, so here are a couple of examples:

In aŕasil teŕ piyuŕu | The three small fires

In narruch piyusa | A few small rivers

Tense and Aspect

The discontinuous, -mano expresses that an action or event is no longer true. For example;

Ma in asish matamano | I caught the fish (but I no longer have it)

In this case, the affix -mano implies that though the speaker had once had possession of the fish, this is no longer true. Perhaps the speaker dropped the fish while bringing it in, or they gifted it to someone after catching it. Whatever the reason, the speaker no longer has possession of the fish. 

-sahwa (still, unchanging) is still in full effect here. As a reminder, this -sahwa forms the continuative aspect clarifying that an event is still ongoing at the current moment and at least in Tema, had likely been happening for a very long time.

No haku (They are hunt/are hunting)

No hakusahwa (They are still hunting)

In the first sentence, the hunters are merely hunting deer - the implication being that they’ve either left recently or the hunting is happening in a normal span of time. The second sentence implies that the hunters have been out for a long time, long enough to be worth noting or to be a cause of concern.

And of course, combining it with the habitual aspect (hakulisahwa) is still used to express disbelief or incredulity. With the loss of the noun classifiers, the difference between pejorative disbelief (exasperation, annoyance) and positive disbelief (amazement, awe) has become conveyed near exclusively through context and tone alone. 

No hŕan hakulisahwa (they are still hunting deer)

Can be meant in either a concerned way (they are still hunting deer (but they should be back by now)), in a way that expresses annoyance and frustration (they are still hunting deer (but we don’t need/want them to)) or in surprise and amazement (they are still hunting deer (even though there’s ample discouragement to)).

 Often, the rest of the sentence is enough to convey which meaning is being brought up here:

No hŕan hakulisahwa e in niva koyun aamicheŕu They are still hunting deer and the snow is getting heavier

Here, the speaker is mostly concerned with the safety of the hunters. The deer itself is unimportant, but the fact that they’re still hunting in in-opportune conditions.

Wi oto e no hŕan hakulisahwa We are leaving and they are still hunting deer

In this example, the speaker is irritated by the hunters as their hunting is happening at a bad time. Likely, the group cannot leave the area before the hunters return, and their long hunting trip is holding everyone else back.

Omi ayeŕanit ihŕayiat ilk ŕi Menya e no hakulisahwa hŕan That stag broke Menya’s leg, and he’s still hunting deer

And in this example, the speaker is impressed or incredulous by the hunter - Menya. A stag has previously introduced a higher degree of danger, enough so that the speaker would be inclined to believe that Menya would stop hunting deer for a while, but he did not.

Mood and Modality

Pronouns

The basic independent forms of the basic pronouns have become entrenched in place although, a pair of new words have been attached to the second and third-person singular as a way of expressing formality:

These words came from the association of the royal and noble families as divine guardians of the mortal people, coming from the sheyan (spirit). This change has also been reflected in the dependent markers:

And of course, our example word in the form of yi (to see):

With this in mind, the independent forms are often interpreted as more formal or ‘proper’ speech, clarifying all of the individual parts. It’s sometimes considered ‘childish’ as it’s the way cubs and non-native speakers are first taught to speak the language before moving into the dependent versions.The dependent forms are then thus, viewed as casual or informal conversation.

Ma yanya haku iko ha I enjoy hunting with you (formal) Vs.  Yanyama haku iko ha I enjoy hunting with you (informal)

Following along, the formal second and third personal singular forms are extremely form and imply that someone to talking to or about someone of great status, usually the royal or noble family. Interestingly, using the independent formal version is used of the crown heir and the king and queen, while the dependent formal version is used on everyone else in the royal family:

Ma yanya haku iko hayan I enjoy hunting with you (formal/heiress or rulers) Vs. Yayama haku iko hayan (I enjoy hunting with you (informal/nobles, non-inheriting heirs)

Another distinction is the use of both dependent and independent markings when trying to emphasize something:

Ma yanyama haku I enjoy hunting

This sentence for example would read as ‘I really enjoy hunting’ or even ‘I, personally, enjoy hunting’

Articles and Demonstratives

There is no indefinite article in middle mogglish - all unmodified nouns are considered to be indefinite by default:

Maŕo (cat, a cat)

Owninuŕ (rat/mouse, a rat/a mouse)

Chovu (fox, a fox)

The definite article has now been settled into multiple forms that change based on noun class:

Iŕa maŕo (the (safe/familiar/) cat)

Hiŕ maŕo  (the (intimidating/unfamiliar) cat)

Nyiŕ maŕo (the (scary/dangerous) cat)

Saŕu sarril (the den)

The demonstratives remain similarly unchanged.

Proximal things refer to nouns close to both the speaker and the listener while distal are things far away from the speaker but often close to the listener.

Avi iŕu narru (this river (near us)) Vs. Ime iŕu narru (that river (near you))

In this example, both of the demonstratives used also fall under the ‘visible’ column - which means the speaker can see the river. This does not however, mean the listener can see the river - the visible and non-visible distinction applies to the speaker alone and sometimes is used as a short-hand when a lost or difficult to find thing has been located:

Avi narru! ((I found/I can see) this/a river (near us))

On the other side of things, non-visible things are - as one might guess - things that the speaker can’t see. It’s also of course, used to remark upon something that the speaker isn’t aware of the location of something.

Rri iŕu narru (this river (that I can’t see/can’t find)) OR  Omi iŕu narru (that river (that I can’t see/can’t find))

[444names]

Names generated from Indian and French forenames, excluding the letter "A"

Belle Bendrey Berice Berrene Berth Bertine Bette Bherthi Bhieris Bhisti Bhite Bhugeshil Bhuguel Bhushile Bibhugo Bichence Bient Bindeette Bindevie Bindre Bineen Bipenti Birenée Birun Brierth Brunilber...

Chelle Chendré Chenjul Chent Chlorger Chloïc Chret Chrice Chrin Chrine Chrippend Chrit Chèle Clémice Clémilli Clérob Colie Colish Corgue Cyrichish Cécie Cécien Cécieu Cédre Cédéridin Cédérès Cédérèse Célouish Célène Célènel Deenk Deenée Deeptine Deette Delyne Dencil Denck Derget Derreti Derth Dette Dettes Deven Dever Devette Devini Diechence Dieli Dikit Dillend Dinique Dinne Domed Domesh Dovic Dovid Dovidhie Dylvid Dylvine Emmendré Encie Enienzo Enrit Essimoni Evenck Evieri Flone Flouil Flouis Flouise Flouisek Floure Flourette Floïc Fréme Frémine Georent Georgen Georictor Georine Gerien Gerth Gette Ghiti Gincel Ginil Ginès Gisek Gisette Gishir Gishre Giste Gistibice Gistie Gitel Gitie Gitieu Gorgeti Gréli Guelyne Guili Guish Gurine Gurommesh Gérès Gérèse Helle Helleine Hendreil Hitel Héliond Hérohik Hérène Hérès Indine Inictoine Iniquel Irienzo Iriti Jenjul Jenne Jenti Jenée Jeshil Jeshile Jeshit Jeshmie Jeshre Jesmi Jitrigit Jocéli Jonifer Jonne Jonnes Josek Joser Joséves Joëllin Juhie Juhik Juhinne Juline Juliquel Julish Julorvé Jusmice Jérile Jérine Jérès Kiste Kitesh Krice Kricent Krictoish Kridi Krier Krishmi Kristéph Kumed Kumee Kument Kumenée Kumes Kumundume Leildette Lette Lielph Liette Lisette Louish Lucient Lucil Lucin Lucis Ludeel Ludhu Ludie Lydikir Lémenne Lérice Lérôment Micoli Micoliste Miend Millie Mincis Mineette Minishel Mirene Mirite Mirjuhine Mitie Mitin Mitrie Mitrit Mohil Mohir Monie Monnieu Muderry Mudidine Mudovie Munic Municole Munodinie Murenne Muril Murunorge Muthi Muthile Muthine Mélier Méline Méliquesh Mélouile Méloé Mélène Nichee Nieli Niené Nifergine Nique Niquel Niquenne Niques Nirencel Nirgue Nitwik Nièlent Norie Noémice Nrient Nrigille Nrindumue Nrino Nrish Ocelyne Océdérène Olette Olique Oober Oorger Phirit Phishe Pience Piené Pitrit Poobette Poome Prenile Prindee Prine Prish Quele Quesh Queshi Quessice Reeli Reeti Reine Rekhirtin Rence Rendre Rendrid Rette Richie Rient Rientie Riettesh Risettes Rishmicie Rishmie Ristine Robel Rohite Rolenck Rolette Roletten Rolie Roliquend Romee Romir Ronde Ronicel Rorgeorge Rédéric Régil Régitris Rélie Rélique Rélène Rémic Shiet Shille Shmite Shrichris Shrie Shrin Shuguelle Shvik Shwette Shwil Shwine Sicoli Simed Simodier Smesh Smice Smite Sondric Sophi Sophin Sopinush Souil Souile Souili Souis Souish Souishmi Soumuth Srine Srish Srittes Stine Stish Suddhie Sudenie Sudette Sudie Sudin Sudine Sudovin Sukesh Sukey Sukhik Sukhish Sulil Sundeele Sundel Supen Supie Supine Supre Suree Suren Surenne Surenrish Surette Surick Surie Surin Surise Suror Surul Surun Surégine Surégish Surégo Sushmi Susmed Susmeem Susmir Sustine Swette Sévenne Sévesh Teshmick Thiende Thienod Thine Thuge Thurencie Thérienne Tisèle Upend Veele Vendhusme Venri Venée Verrencie Vetth Vidhil Vidhur Vidippe Viellier Vienne Vindi Vindré Vinonie Viruni Vivel Vièle Vrunod Vérène Vérôme Wilde Yuges Yvelieu Yvencie Yvendreel Yvennise Yvessim Yvone Yvonesh Élier Élieti Éliettent Élinck Éline Élique Éloren Élorine Émicole Érobenzo Éronille Érôme Étine Évenic

[kpopcorn-requests]

Up10tion 💥 poly! Xiaohee breaking up with you pt2/? Ft Dad Kuhn and protective Wooshin

Is Kuhn’s birth name Sooil or Sulil? I looked at 2 different profiles to make sure and they both said something different I’m a confused bby

Also! I didn’t mean for it to sound like I was making fun of Wooseok’s break. I know he did it for his mental safety and stability so I’m sorry if i sounded insensitive about it, what I wrote was fictional and I did it with out thinking. I hope no one finds offense to it as that is not what I was intending.

@fluffypandaluv

admin Lil

[chittawhoreten-blog]

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[imkyunnie]

I paused up10tion's ID and honestly same. I was shook too

[bloojayoolie]

Shit, Control, and Fuck: HOLY SHIT WE COULD OF DIED Sulil swim [NotJustinRoiland THOUGHT YOUHAD ITUNDER CONTROL? WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN UNDER CONTROL? IN NONE OF THAT MESS WASI UNDER CONTROL! Galliopili in a nutshell

[444names]

altmer names from tes BUT including "il"

Adalmil Adorundil Aicil Ainil Alariilmo Alartil Alaurcil Alcil Aldil Aldilion Aldilmo Aldilyon Aldoril Altil Ambalanil Ambarilon Amilmolen Anadil Andilire Andilod Anestil Anguandil Anguril Anterdil Antortilo Aranile Aratilin Arcil Arfinwil Arila Arilalman Arile Arilin Aromil Arossil Arril Arritilwe Arrodilil Artil Artildil Artilie Astil Astuil Atile Aunil Ayril Beldil Blanindil Boldil Boudil Bucilriwe Caairedil Caamile Caanannil Caemil Caeoril Calanil Calril Calvil Camil Camilimil Caniril Caril Cassil Casucil Ciilion Ciindil Cimbendil Cirandil Ciril Coldil Corberil Coril Corildil Cormtil Cornaril Coroldil Corril Cuilla Cuinarcil Culardil Culdil Culionil Cumil Curilinwe Curmil Cymil Cymiril Dagil Dantil Ducil Dunaril Ealmiltme Eanaril Eilande Eildelus Eilmo Eladil Elamil Elderdil Eldil Eldilgo Eldiltha Eldilwe Elducil Ellinil Elquil Elstaril Eluicilur Elulsil Eluntuil Endil Endilf Endilwe Endonilil Enecaril Engamilar Envil Erril Errilina Errilom Ertil Erymbaril Estaril Estil Ethil Facaril Faimil Fairlanil Faliantil Falmanil Falmoril Faloril Fandilgwe Fanducil Fanil Fantirmil Farentil Faril Farildyar Farmil Faruril Fasil Femwaldil Fendil Fentil Feril Fermail Fiilion Fiilwen Firil Firinilmo Firtil Foril Gandil Gandilin Ganil Ganilunil Gilowe Glanderil Grantil Graril Gwenil Hadil Hadorwil Haltil Handil Hecil Hecilorir Heltil Herfiril Herludil Hermintil Highil Higil Hilia Hlinil Hyanorril Hyaril Iacil Ilintil Ilwirilwe Indilmil Inenilgil Innorilmo Iramairil Irilnion Irilur Irinil Itendil Jestilwen Jorannil Joriil Jortil Kaldil Kelyaril Kilamon Kilil Kilwenwe Korilin Laaril Landeril Larerdil Laril Larily Larionil Lartilen Latil Laurondil Ledilyar Lendilut Lerilinde Lilairan Lilemin Lilia Lilil Lilinya Lillten Lilmor Lilnie Lilock Lilocus Liltaris Lilwe Lilwende Lilya Limil Lincilwe Lindil Lindilock Linil Lithondil Lituil Lorandil Lorerilon Loril Loriliel Lorilin Lovil Lovitil Luily Maldaril Malindil Maluladil Manaranil Maranil Maril Merril Midilar Milon Mindaril Mindilena Minircil Mircil Miruunil Mitilwen Mitimil Moril Mormil Morumil Murandil Naaladil Naemastil Naeril Naindil Nalil Nalonil Namoril Naril Narilick Narinbril Nathil Nautil Nedril Neldoril Neril Nerril Nesrahil Nessilmo Nesururil Nilius Nilock Nilyais Nirigil Niriliren Niroril Nirumelil Niryarcil Nirydil Nomil Nominil Noril Norril Nullsil Nundil Nuril Nurilwe Nydil Ohasearil Ohtoril Oltil Oludilmar Oluil Onegril Orandil Oreldil Ormwil Orturil Ostaladil Outoril Panasunil Pandil Panoritil Pariil Peludil Penil Pircil Pirdil Pirlanil Quaril Quilloren Quodil Quomemil Rafaril Randanil Rininil Rivaril Roldil Rondilnus Rulnil Runcill Ruudil Salril Samilmim Sandil Sanil Santoril Sariil Saril Saumderil Saumil Saumilim Saurendil Sautil Sealinil Sevarmil Sevil Shasardil Shatallil Silamia Silanda Sileerane Silelir Silion Sillor Silmo Silor Silwe Silwinwen Silwya Simianil Sindandil Sindril Sinentil Siredril Siriil Soldoril Soril Sorinil Sorril Stortil Stowildil Sudil Suldil Sulil Suril Suutoril Taagril Taannil Taelimil Talamil Talil Talilriwe Tallil Tanil Tanulthil Taril Tarmil Tarnudil Tauril Teldil Tellilya Tellsil Telrindil Teril Terlimil Terrill Thagnil Thilimar Thromaril Tilaageda Tilwe Tilwen Tilya Timarily Timiril Titaril Toril Tralil Tuindil Tumil Tunil Ulultuil Undilonth Undiloth Ungeril Urilmil Urwodil Uudil Uuril Vaerionil Valaaril Valdil Valendil Valindil Valmindil Valril Vanecil Varil Varillan Verarrilf Viilon Vilemme Vindil Vinduril Vinil Viril Virydil Wetilne Wirenoril Yalinil Yanil Yarellil Yvonil

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[nur-hayati]

Ketika saya berpikir besok saja menulis, besok saja, dan besok saja. Maka saya baru sadar bahwa lama sekali saya sudah tidak menulis. Maafkan saya atas rasa tidak bersyukur ini. Sayangnya saya sudah lama tahu bahwa menulis seperti mendidihkan air, ketika berhenti apa untuk memulai lagi rasanya sulil dan ternyata sangat kikuk, sayangnya lagi saya duah tahu ini lama sekali. Tapi saya masih mengulanginya lagi. Ok mari berbenah dan menjadi seseorang yang lebih bermanfaat, lebih baik lagi, lagi dan lagi.

NH

[kpapier]

Kuhn (UP10TION) + Shonwnu (Monsta X) wallpaper ~requested~

All pictures to rightful owners- these are not mine except for the edits

Send me one of these

[iamonstax]

[imkyunnie]

let's make 2017 Up10tion's year!! They deserve to win so many awards because of all their hard work.

[musicalgeniusdaehyun]

Why they gave this guy a stage name? No Sul Il is so intimidating I love it.

[444names]

dragons + brythonic deities + french and german forenames + natural sattelites and stars + theological demons + medieval weapons + quenya names

Abehakala Acquest Actrace Aevilin Agoturine Alalka Alaminna Alanusse Alaum Aldhambard Alhelkur Alianuko Alimedyl Alkin Alkolda Alluce Almaicar Altros Aléath Amain Amirrínal Ammando Ammar Ammed Ammeldanwë Amyantored Ancer Andena Andilian Anduin Angknis Ansed Apelchang Arbassil Archibatyx Ardemee Arindlexa Arion Aroisl Artaith Artarix Arume Asairie Assaba Astoloïc Atypetia Aulsunding Aurinwë Auruli Avindaym Azibal Bachance Baldë Banimo Batandia Bathienya Beclaquan Beleatch Benthard Berie Beriendar Berrónë Bette Bezbersto Bhann Biringspit Biser Biurari Blaimeron Borithib Bortrië Brean Briel Brielion Brinebhūta Buttab Béatan Calandil Calindes Calnanparn Calow Caper Cariame Carmaito Carstab Carta Cassarum Cassë Castonds Catrunen Ceftean Cendorver Chabaegore Chalkon Chelpe Chlebor Cilië Cirkla Clamba Clancir Clech Cliverk Cloïc Colled Comúron Conelloïc Cordlencë Coritchesl Culuc Cupidi Cyotur Dalinwë Deldame Dilislandi Dillexid Diningalië Diseucali Ditirmë Diéniome Domalin Drenimelp Eavira Eccura Ekalphil Elcassë Elderanin Elducando Elecildë Elesdell Ellam Elmaquenk Emold Eostedros Erial Etestansta Evieu Eärelf Eärron Faitandon Falbeimil Falgakros Falsa Fatrilórë Findar Finym Finyë Flastion Forchrië Forisa Foron Foryath Frabrocing Frefta Fressë Fried Frincimo Fringo Fririsight Fruhir Frégivene Furnia Fusēn Gaétim Gerne Ginwë Giresder Glorien Gloïc Goristh Grago Gredres Grich Gruilmor Gréging Guendmut Guncirès Habhond Hadle Hador Haldemalis Hamen Hanna Hapows Harulucar Heducil Hegar Heierba Hermia Hernaldol Hersteus Hilman Hipettla Holando Horinch Houth Hrimeduind Hrineht Huell Hugus Hurnse Hyaltan Ifrië Iftanditya Inard Inater Inyaf Ipolaranth Irfalë Iters Javing Jeandur Jearved Jeasata Jenderië Jessa Jewantarid Joars Jornaitë Joton Kabrierne Kartritz Kashyarin Khacar Kindórë Korossion Ladeushein Lamar Lamimon Lannue Larcirsed Lauto Lepalacil Leyri Lichidedar Liederindë Liena Lighius Limendech Lindo Linótë Lischae Liveta Livist Loftsch Loregor Lorigie Lundild Lámos Lémimë Lémingrey Lórëa Maddo Malin Malka Manistay Mannai Manta Manwandë Manáris Maran Marangwe Maranya Mardang Maricessir Marimon Maritonich Marnerossë Meler Mests Metterax Miaevinca Miefta Migil Mimilfic Minur Miring Miris Mnace Monzon Moros Morthel Morwend Murégir Mussya Mámantia Mámar Neldahanit Nementë Nemor Nissarp Nolloren Nomúrin Norogmussë Nusard Nárin Návansedel Nísipo Nísisself Oaconel Ocambeche Ohaberns Olaulowen Oldemer Olluriabra Ondolairnë Oraxe Oryannalt Pauro Peard Phair Phanni Phillwë Pholaurman Picama Pieleda Piothilde Plasto Plundia Polline Poondertar Pronar Pulkatuc Pusalë Pyoley Queld Quelpenke Queree Quetwar Rachabrite Rafersted Raincir Ralendie Raminranka Rarbash Ristla Roammut Rollo Ronithie Ropaldo Royalt Rufann Rumata Régoldo Rémedron Rímatjamta Rívidencar Salighoin Samicord Selvine Semnoe Sheid Shlendold Sianwë Sicar Sildre Siryargum Sirzavept Sither Siveger Skatarther Skoria Slaraston Smulinging Smutar Solles Sonds Soyotes Spitë Stedil Stiatar Stisto Stobarar Sufina Sulil Swaricen Tafnië Tanyaroch Tarrómic Tatlas Teavy Tellux Terta Thalle Therta Thius Tiasta Tilda Tingaoe Tirylalike Tornambsul Tumárearë Turekketin Turey Turuffine Turzima Twizagni Túrier Uinyona Ulord Umegi Umenta Umúrike Undeinwë Vaina Valabran Valauff Valim Valië Vamard Vancë Vanpalauli Veastanya Vichembi Viorinnitz Viuse Vornich Wentarand Wesess Westeron Whoonne Whous Wilis Wincale Witaite Woroavest Yarux Yeavamene Yesse Yverboold Yárie Yáropyon Yénitar Zamadike Zandë Zarldoht Zarrívë Zetorn Zwemoss Éliele Éling Émeisallra Érèse Ëandessë Íriata

[yooneroos]

kuhn’s animal impersonations