Scellan/Wordlist

Enah að ygẃl na hmawg Eevo nai çyndée vygám eedálin.

Here follows a list of Eevo words organized by common topics.

Function words

Prepositions

Most prepositions are not inflected, unlike in Thensarian or Old Eevo.

• dy = in, at
• ry = of (can be omitted)
• lly = to, for
• gyl = from
• wc = out
• go = with (com.)
• nai = with (inst.)
• ðav = without
• deljað = worth, worthy of
• ar = on
• ber = around
• aráiŋ = except, save for
• efd = next to
• ŋal = before
• tynd = after
  • ev = (literary) after
• dy feeh = in the eyes of
• ar verð = (literary) for the sake of [lit. on the altar of]
• ŋi = as
• vað = like
• dyhgý = between, among (pronounced as if spelled tgy)
• sdee = under
• golmás = unlike
• nai çyndée = according to
• croh = above
• ŋes = empty
• çyŋ = about, concerning

Important adjectives

• geens (usually pronounced gens) = any (from something meaning 'your favorite')

Contractions

The common preposition + determiner contractions are:

• with að: ryð, llyð, dyð, naið, arð, gylð (before vowels)
  • with a: ria, llia, dia (before consonants)
• with bo: ryb, llyb, dyb, naib, arb, gylb

(na does not contract.)

Conjunctions

• as = and
  • Informally or poetically, 's
• halin = emphatic word for "and"; both X and Y
  • It can be used like X halin Y or halin X halin Y.
• Twm havl... llysáin niaŋt... = not only... but also...
• dw = or
• lu = xor
• ah = but
• llysáin = but (rather)
• havl = only
• ziráð = only (higher-register)
• niaŋt = also (usually postposed)
• ry = that (relativizer)
• i = if
• gor = if (counterfactual)
• oos i = even if
  • oos (archaic) = even if
• oos ah = even though
• coþ = then
• ŋyþ = therefore, thus
• seþ = when
• soog = while
• ceeda = therefore
  • afle = therefore (literary)
• cwin = because
  • eer = because (literary)
• emb = that (complementizer)
• nai taw = so that
  • lly jeed emb = in order that
• sohnúvi = X and Y, respectively (like German bzw.)
• swav = nevertheless
• trohciar = just like, in the same way as (conjunction)
• vaðen = as if

Adverbs

• jatsór = by all means

General

• eecorm = to promise; a promise
• micorm = to break a promise
• fel (Old Eevo feil) = name
• hydúa = exist
  • hylhydúa = existence
• caidad = knowledge
• eedál = common
• cnerr = rare
• cyvymlóod = unusual
• tus = to hope
  • þus = hope
• mniwr = to wish
  • vniwr = wish
• dryŋ = to remember
• decŋ = to ask (a question)
• fwlból = to answer
• brits = to speak; language
• ymejlyméj = pretentious but empty words
• slawv go X ___ = X likes ___
• eell = to love
• jyvad = to hate
• sŋiam = to praise
  • zyhóom = to praise
  • argáwl = (literary) to praise
  • crofd = (literary) to praise
• mol = to thank
  • møli = thanking
• zenþúat = to apologize; apology
• hmawg wc = utterance
• hamhób = notation
• biniŋfráz = notation
• bysl = to play (a game)
• jahan = to work
• sŋwal = mistake
• cŋeðn = strong
• bwh = weak
• milaþ = error
• jyxóos = normal
• syçím = foreign
• hmaþan = strange
  • cyvymlóod (adj) = remarkable, unusual
  • golçíalon (adj) = strange
• mozíav = nature (natural world)
• ar plaŋ = perhaps
• vygám = topic
• roocsé = modern
• dwcn = to think
• glwir = safe
  • glwirol = safety
• ðrain = rule
• çne = ideal (cf. hylviarçné 'mathematics')
• doþ = to serve
  • doþah = service
• pleð = queue
• sdiav = idea
• cyreexúr = violence
• ryméc = ready
• assérŋ = to renew; to replace with something new
• spéj = vigorous (from Windermere spey 'healthy')
  • hylspéj = vigor, vitality
• çaw = end
• ysli = shadow
• bøøð = high
• noom = low
• çaint = (literary) to lapse; to commit a misdeed
• eegað = to help
• zismín = rigidity, stagnancy
• ŋoþcyvís = specific
• mopló = general
• domadol = opinion
• tridá = information
• lløøv = glass (material)
• pduþ = meaning (intended meaning, definition)
• orllys = meaning (what something means to someone, or in a specific context); significance; implication; connotation or social meaning
• øri = victory
• provuþ = will
• syŋúl = cause
• paleeŋ = result
• olvarð = windmill
• firllyn = business card
• cyrþ = thingamajig, whatchamacallit
• mosdofen = organism
• myrveþ = humor

evidence, formation, rule of thumb, cause, effect, result

Social relationships

• sgyn = friend
• cŋøs = significant other
  • cŋøsemb = significant other (female)
• eejahanwŋ = coworker
• nwmẃd = stranger
• prycþéŋ = group, club, association (usually dedicated to a common interest)

Places

• tsloom = city
• tsluas = garden
• çlajspúz = orchard
• cevyn = farm

Geography

• døø (n.) = valley
• sgev (n.) = mountain
• foom (n.) = sea
• fehd (n.) = lake
• lawm (n.) = river
• ir (n.) = island
• jort (n.) = hill
• hemn (n.) = field
• hewg = forest
• hewg ŋwi = rainforest
• ŋrið = beach
• drawm = cave
• nosg = swamp

plateau, peninsula, biome, desert, rainforest, bay, ...

Animals and plants

See also: Verse:Tricin/Flora and fauna. The translations given are the closest Earth equivalents.

• agárjol = penguin
• els = eagle
• slefde = butterfly
• dwir = bird
• mors = any songbird
• hmlai = (Tricin) silphium (contraceptive plant)
• caþr = flower
• dryll = weed
• almáði = daisy
• ohdosad (< Clofabic *optošakt) = platypus

Occupations

Note: the female suffix -emb is usually not used except for certain occupations.

• boogwŋ = actor
  • boogwŋemb = actress
• duvwŋ = teacher
• nwpþéem = professor
• nwbús = doctor
• nwhimá = lawmaker
• nwrçemẃaŋ = attorney
• nwxín = judge
• nwsnóoç = student
• nwcloptséet = architect
• nwsyvŋá = artist
• nwðléc = composer
• sroohan < T.C. *strocofen = engineer
• nwsiðíab = secretary

Arithmetic

• cliam = number (mathematical object)
• tic? = How much? How many?
• ticar? = What position? (ordinal form of tic)
• ŋehg = odd number
• boll = even number

Numbers

Cardinals

• 0 = ŋits
• 1 = cia
• 2 = teþ
• 3 = nee
• 4 = dee
• 5 = søl
• 6 = sdaw
• 7 = rrwi
• 8 = llwað
• 9 = byrv
• 10 = ŋewr
• 11 = ehi
• 12 = cnai
• 144 (12^2) = saiþ
• 1728 (12^3) = hevy
• 20736 (12^4) = wrón

Ordinals

• 1st = ŋallws
• 2nd = arn
• nth = [n]ar

"n times"

• once = ciwr
• twice = teer
• n times: [n]tyr

Base-10 units

• 10 = rrimad
• 100 = preþ
• 1000 = llopreþ
• million = caladyn

Windermere number morphemes

• doon- = mono-, uni-
• mee- = multi-, poly-
• xup- = few

Operations

• frais X: minus X
• sosáwl (v): to add
• ocbẃan (v): to subtract
• astýr (v): to multiply
• robýð (v): to divide
• fwästýr (v): to exponentiate
• claw (n): nth root
• þindas (n): logarithm
• dy hiv: modulo
  • hiv: modulus (what you mod by)
• þamþár: equation
• nup: base
• nyvéð: sine

sum, difference, product, ratio, reciprocal, positive, negative, exponent, average, median, minimum, maximum

Art

• syvŋá = art
• ŋwdah vaill = paper folding, origami
• condav = dance; to dance

Basic geometry

• hylviartsẃv = geometry [lit. the beauty of building]
• twðsyŋéeh = dimension
• verc = point
• zydóŋ = line
• gliaþ = line (informal)
• brwhi = curve
• mogór = circle
• snicsol = ellipse
• llwtasol = parabola
• bolsol = hyperbola
• tnalalf = polygon (lit. many side)
• xalalf = triangle
• mycíx = square
• espidob = rectangle
• çanwdob [lit. skewed/sheared/oblique shape] = rhombus
• humasgendob [lit. parallel shape] = parallelogram
• lopalf = quadrilateral
• orfalf = pentagon
• chubalf = hexagon
• csolalf = heptagon
• þicalf = octagon
• n-alf (n is an Eevo numeral) = n-gon
  • badalf = nonagon
  • gafaralf = decagon
  • femalf = hendecagon
  • çlwtalf = dodecagon
• txéeb = cylinder (from Windermere tłeab 'pipe'), prism (when not qualified, assumed to be a cylinder)
  • txéeb xalalf = triangular prism
• sgenat = distance
• føtni = length
• yrri = width
• aidi = height
• banah = space
• snu = round
• blaw = flat
• sgyrŋ = sharp
• ŋiað = sharp
• sŋee = straight
• bawd = smooth
• brwh = curved
• bahǿød = sphere
• tlooc = cube
• smíð = cone
• xygúl = torus
• dwŋ = angle
• otsón = plane
• llwiŋi = area
• drawhi = volume
• hazéc = surface
• dwŋ biwl = right angle
• tnalabi = polyhedron
• lopabi = tetrahedron
• þicabi = octahedron
• çlwtabi = dodecahedron
• çlwþicabi = icosahedron
• aversfis = to intersect
• sfisat = intersection
• jeþr = to rotate
• jeþrah = rotation

Body

• jond = body
• vas = head
• feeh = eye
• cuv = mouth
• bir = lip
• dohd = uvula
• jawþ = throat
• ŋaivl = palate
• þi = hand
• hmawl = thumb
• ðytn = leg
• vo = foot
• niŋ = breathe
• ŋewð = arm
• leend = leg
• hmoð = bone
• larŋ = marrow
• arca = skin
• tyéel = muscle
• yméej = nerve

Clothing

• hnøø = clothing

Dates and time

Weekdays (morel)

• Saturday: Morel Sfiþ
• Sunday: Morel Ahdi
• Monday: Morel Aloð
• Tuesday: Morel Fricoð
• Wednesday: Morel Sderciþ
• Thursday: Morel Taroð
• Friday: Morel Llifr

The words yhd (morning), rrwi (daytime) and vin (night) can also be used with these words: vin Sfiþ = Saturday night

Months (søømi)

TODO: redo month names

• January: Noomon < nón 'low' + -on 'adjectivizer'
• February: Çatynót
• March: Llori < Proto-Clofabic loři 'middle/half'
• April: Slysjon < OEevo sleasaí, 'aroma' + -on 'adjectivizer'
• May: Çatslúas < Windermere chatslüas
• June: Pleebar < Proto-Clofabic pδeg bwar 'most light'
• July: Bleesi < from blésaí, a Talmic "festival of horns"
• August: Çatbúh
• September: Crifahd < Proto-Clofabic kriβ akti 'thank-day'
• October: Glawm < older go lán '(the month) with seed'
• November: Çatxydáv
• December: Llavw < Proto-Clofabic laga-wul "long night, winter solstice"

Dates

mm/dd/yyyy = "rree dd mm yyyy", "dd mm yyyy" or "dd-ar mm yyyy" e.g. 4th of July = a dee Beesí, a deevar Beesí or a hree dee Beesí

• Taw a sbis rreem? = What is today's date?
• ... a rreem. = Today is... [date]

Today

• lidyþ = yesterday
• rreem = today
• cøŋ = tomorrow
• ŋalidyþ = day before yesterday
• tyncøŋ = day after tomorrow

Description

Colors

• yxúð = color
• lloos = red
• rraih = yellow
• bys = green
• fosd = blue
• stacor = indigo
• ew = white
• flwv = black
• ŋiwl = brown
• snewv = grey
• lemf = purple
• tyltsín = orange
• psuþ = pink
• vehan = teal, cyan

Directions

front, back, clockwise, counterclockwise

• tuan = up
• rrwah = down
• soŋan = right
• bryþ = left
• mimad = on this side
• ŋemad = on the other side; opposite

Compass directions

• sim = north
• wig = south
• rrosgr = east
• glaws = west

Education

• tarsíad svih ("basic school"): elementary school
• tarsíad gatúab ("graduating school"): secondary school (equivalent to middle and high school)
• tarsíad iðẃx: vocational/trade school
• tarsíad lybít: medical school
• tarsíad xin: law school
• avizẃn: university
• lyðéem: class
• myzáj: course
• byðíc: grade/mark
• fawl N: Nth year/Nth grade

Emotions

• saws = happy
• corm ar X = X is sad
• zyxẃv = jocund, jovial
• hylzyxẃv = mirth
  • also zyxẃvu
• molsin = thankful
• cŋua ar X = X is angry
• swðl ar X = X is scared
  • ðewh = fear
• ciasin = lonely
• ðail = awe
  • ðailflen = awe-inspiring
• hynl ar = proud of

excited, anticipating, surprised, envious, jealous, resent, depressed, restful, ...

Family

• ølltu = family
• atnwr = father
• iav = mother
• eeðyg = brother
• vlai = sister
• coo = son
• juh = daughter
• sos = husband
• chamn = wife
• cŋuha = cousin
• neva = aunt
• dwah = uncle
• sartol = nephew/niece

TODO: parent, grandmother, grandfather

Food

Cereals

• haiŋ = bread
• hwiv = roll or bun
• sŋyrm = wheat
• jambr = porridge; congee
• rroomhwiv = lye roll

Fruit and vegetables

• ymnahd = avocado; (Tricin) a fatty fruit often ground into a pulp as a base for sauces or extracted for the oil which is high in saturated fat
• holvið = mushroom
• been = ripe
• mamer = hazelnut

Animal products

• ŋofd = meat
• bum = fish
• vryŋ = cheese
• suxi = sushi
• saximi = sashimi

Spices and condiments

• caiþ = salt
• srwataŋc = a spice used for teas and desserts
• leŋgah = chili pepper (from Nurian lenkah)
• floom = kombu
• agl = sugar
• sbahder = licorice
• cosgar = anise-like flavoring

Cooking

[Be able to write recipes in Eevo]

• hawll = thin soup
• syŋgym = thick soup or stew
• rraŋah = curry (from Nurian rhangah)
• gwir = to bake
• forŋáþ = to boil
• miw = (liquid) oil
• u = (solid) fat
• sdaidr = raw

Kitchen tools

• jerta = fork

Drinks

• gnwiah = beverage
• enaŋ = water
• hneed = any alcoholic drink
• jøvr = juice
• þail = milk
• porpóra = carbonated drink
• tøølavi = smoothie
• ŋambl = shake

Snacks

• sapsa = snacks and sweets; any non-meal food
• ksanti = cookie / brownie
• pefat = cake

Basic tastes

• nav = sweet
• sgyhd = sour
• sraþ = salty
• ŋiða = bitter
• huon = umami

In a house

• selc = chair
• blatn = room
• blatn iant = bedroom
• blatn þobéz = dining room
• blatn jehr = bathroom
• blatn sdeev = living room
• llu = door
• çaljad = window
• tymóx = mirror

Anatomy/Medical

• ŋiav = blood
• jasda = pain
• gwv = sick
• gwvu = disease
• tsva = cancer
• zytós = fiber

nutrition, diet, exercise, diabetes, obesity, blood pressure, heart disease, heart attack, stroke

Music

• fryndu = music
• sŋiv = string
• sŋiv eeýnd = sympathetic string
• djeeŋ (from Hlou Ntxëid, through Tsjoen djeng) = violin
• gawl = to sing
• esg = voice
• forésgah = voicing
• forýnd = to play an instrument
• dlahg = to pluck
• jawv = bow
• clynd = consonant
  • clyndu = consonance
• miclynd = dissonant
  • miclyndu = dissonance
• sra = chord
• þimẃ þar ry icráð (lit. "equal splitting/partition of the ratio 2") = equal temperament/equal division of the octave
  • N þimẃ þar ry icráð = N-tone equal temperament
  • abbreviated N-þiþarír?
• þyléc = to compose
  • þiléc = composition
• syhób = hymn, anthem, psalm
• tori = piece of work
• halbáts = n-chord, (musical) genus
• stastilat = temperament

harmony, melody, rhythm, chorus, orchestra, improvise, chamber group

Instruments

• ðavr = light, bright and versatile fiddle
• ŋams = mellower, viola-range vertical fiddle
• ŋamsóm = large, cello-range bowed string instrument
• lazóv = trombone
• sbus = a kind of lyre, with sympathetic strings
• jogóm = zither
• atxagádal = pasta guitar
• sewvore = isomorphic keyboard
• fiwm = drum
• teem = a reed instrument
• txovíh = fretless steel guitar
• jaẃc = lute
• blees = horn
• piáno = piano
• txembalo = harpsichord
• djeeŋ = violin
• txelo = cello
• contrabasws = double bass
• clarinét = clarinet
• obẃa = oboe
• basẃn = bassoon
• tromba = trumpet
• twba = tuba
• crwþ = crwth
• blees Frals = French horn
• blees Ingland = English horn

Science

General

• hyldá = science
  • nwhyldá = scientist

hypothesis, experiment, test, result, confirm/verify

Astronomy

• hond = sun
• søøm = moon
• helm = star
• sgenil = planet

galaxy, asteroid, orbit, nebula, black hole, quasar, big bang

Biology

• oog = cell
• huð = species

animal, plant, fungus, alga, bacterium, virus, nucleus, tissue, genetics, DNA, RNA, evolution, to evolve

Chemistry

See also: Eevo/Periodic table, Verse:Tricin/Chemical names.

• gymáz = element

atom, ion, molecule, element, compound, reaction, product, combust, metal

Physics

mass, position, velocity, acceleration, force, energy, momentum, power, gravity, electricity, magnetism, particle, radiation, temperature, pressure, solid, liquid, gas, plasma, condense, sublimate, deposit, evaporate, dissolve, solution, quantum mechanics

• iŋg (n) = time
• adl (n) = pressure
• hwal (n) = work
• nwa (n) = heat
• ðrail (n) = wave
• bar (n) = light
• mas (adj) = dark
• maslan (n) = darkness
• ŋaþ (v) = to boil
• osg (v) = to freeze
• bli (v) = to melt

Mathematics

• hylviarçné = mathematics
• hylviarclíam = number theory
  • hylviarclíamwŋ = number theorist
• hylviartsẃv = geometry
  • hylviartsẃvwŋ = geometer
• pijojsŋát = calculus
• jyzinéeb = infinite
  • zinéeb = infinity
• jynéeb = finite
• fwtéwh = prove
• fwtéwhah = proof
• nimẃtx = theorem
• þar = equal
• sgyð = set
  • bahsgyð = subset
• bab = group
  • bahbab = subgroup
• ŋasg = ring
• mrog = function, map
• jond = field
• binþylisár (lit. equal-with-ing) = algebra
• binçylisnó (lit. stick-with-ing) = topology
• jygymáz = prime number
• tovr = knot
  • xibóŋ tovr = knot theory
• høø = braid
• mawr = tree
• hylmylín = duality

Linguistics

• brits = language
  • jawþ = (literary) language

Phonology

• jytváj = vowel
• jydylisíç = consonant

syllable, phonotactics

Morphology

affix, prefix, suffix, infix, inflection, paradigm, derivation

Syntax

• çwm = noun
• meeŋ = verb
• meeŋ tmycrec = adjective

adverb, pronoun, numeral, sentence, clause, phrase, adposition (preposition, postposition), predicate, subject, direct object

Grammatical categories

• rysd = gender/noun class
• cliam = number
• ŋið = tense

aspect, mood, voice, case, state, definiteness, topic, focus

Literature

• nalta = poem
• aŋém = verse
• gymát = novel

Logic and argumentation

• tŋawm = true
• sgaŋad = false

implies, contradiction, equivalent, probable, necessary, possible, impossible, agree, disagree, debate, argue, claim, logic

Government and politics

• dylía = state (polity)
• sewl = country
• rygéen = free
  • hylrygéen = liberty
• þar = equal
  • hylþár = equality
• xin = law (in general); right (Spanish derecho, German Recht)
  • Examples: xin Fyxám 'Fyxámian law'; xin glwirol cŋysos 'food safety law'; xin mozíav 'natural law'; xin þar 'equal rights'
  • xinol = legal (lawful)
  • jyxín = legal (concerning the law)
• himá = law (legislation, statute, act of parliament) (Spanish ley, German Gesetz)
  • Examples: himá Tyrnagan 'an act of the Tyrnagan (Sgewlan parliament)'; himá glwiru cŋysos 'food safety act'; himá mozíav 'a law of nature'
• pyçnáj = emperor
  • pyçnájemb = empress
• yvẃr = noble
• saxpaxfáj = democracy
• tylisrál = republic
• eegóþlu = federal republic, federation
• firsewl = kingdom
• smis = to vote
• nwxín = judge
• vaŋdylía = politics
• swt = to rule
  • sytẃt hymá = rule of law
• blavné = to elect
  • blaviné = election
• ðollt = war
• løø = peace

election, president, parliament, legislator, court, jury, government, to govern, crime, punishment

Economics

• juaç = money
• borm = coin
• tarjúaç = bank

Seasons

Temperate seasons

• sarð = spring
• llohd = summer
• rrevað = autumn
• bwrjad = winter

Spirituality and Religion

• sehd = force, working, daimon (literally or figuratively)
• eryŋ = god (theistic or anthropomorphic, as opposed to deistic or impersonal)
  • eryŋemb = goddess
  • eryŋiv = divine; (colloquial) totally awesome
• ŋaw = holy
• soŋáis = to worship
• zipyreenú = nonaggression
• crofdaig (n) = (literary, ancient religion) song of praise
• lias = spirit
• dena = ghost, specter

Sports

• çyrð = ball

Trician religions

• Myrótxvih = Mărotłism
• Ŋroonevih = Ngronaism

Technology

internet, software, program, bug

• ivótx = machine
• ivótx llaiv = search engine
• þerŋ = net
• xab = post
• vwrr = geostationary satellite
• baihyþ = laser

Transportation

• beh = car
• riav = road
• joll = path (trajectory)
• þlwih = street
• rryŋgol = sidewalk
• clup = track (a mark left by something that has passed along)
• ðaig = ship
• stawm = boat (< Thensarian stamφos)
• erwv = bus

train, subway, bicycle, airplane, highway, runway, trail

Trician countries and people

TODO:

• Eevo names for the continents
• Windermere

Talma

• Talma = Talma (region)
• Anøvr = Amphir(ese)
• Vendymee = Wen Dămea
  • Lycóov = Classical Windermere
  • Ryðwid = Rhythoed
• Tergit = Tergetian
• Bhlaoighne = Bhlaoighne
• Twmaca = Tumaca
• Cazra = Qazhra
• Claroxdér = Qaaroshter
• Þensar = Thensarian
• Tamil = Proto-Clofabic
• Çlorofab [ˈçʟɔɾɔfap] = Clofabolocin
• Format [ˈfɔrmat] = Phormatin
• Çþrucs = Chthryxin
• Palca = Palkha(n)
• Sfytsiv = Swutsim
• Nwree = Nūrei/Nurian

Etalocin

• Eþa = Etalocin (region)
• Dodéli = Dodellia
• Vagani = Wakani

Txapoalli

• Nacviv = Naquian
• Tizi = Tizian
• Stsovázj = Sjowaazh
• Tsalóxin = Tzaloxian
• Tlyj = Trây
• Hetym = Hetom(ic)

Bjeheond

• Ogxóoŋ or Bjehynd = Bjeheond
• na Pluaŋ Payncém Bjehynd = United States of Bjeheond
• a Bintylisrál Bjehynd (or Twmhan) = Republic of Bjeheond/Tumhan
• Txøn = Tsjoen
• Viob = Wiobian
• Lloo = Hlou
• Cw = Ku
• Xwm = Shum

Cualuav

• Cualuav = Cualuav (continent)
• Fyxám = Fyxám

Weather

• coll = wind
• ŋwi = rain
• siv = snow
• jees = hail
• jewhmwiþ = rainbow
• ðrawh = frost

Weapons

• þyl = sword
• þyl orð = claymore
• baþa = gun

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