Orcish (Dsh) Lexicon (from Swadesh, *long post*)
From: | Danny Wier <dawier@...> |
Date: | Monday, June 12, 2000, 22:13 |
Here's a primer on what Orcish sounds like. Two hundred words in all; I'll
explain the phonics afterwards. (Caution: Eight-bit Latin-1 text; may not
show correctly for some users.)
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Dóh (Orcish) Vocabulary
Last update: Friday, 27 April, 2000 @ 10:15 AM
all synô
and èd
animal drängó
ashes ceït
at de
back kítxo
bad n~ut
bark wék
because tâd
belly kóyt
big t~eq
bird plát
bite xrök
black kût
blood drân
blow fwâq
bone kók
breast sim
breathe pun
burn sàg
child kâip
claw töt
cloud s^yt
cold mat
come bóso
count cânkö
cut tõk
day xî
die mòt
dig kanò
dirty dohâq
dog án
drink trôu
dry d~ut
dull tòd
dust pjòg
ear kít
earth herán
eat màklä
egg ài
eye yôg
fall sâat
far fynö
fat(grease) prót
father â
fear trîn
feather cät
few p~ec
fight kõd
fire jâd
fish pék
five cô
float sàqí
flow w`yd
flower hãya
fly wòd
fog xâm
foot tàj
four krót
freeze fuòd
fruit pàc
full múd
give p~i
good tãn
grass kjaàd
green mïk
guts tâkí
hair drôm
hand clâc
he sed
head pãd
hear takú
heart fùdÿ
heavy tòlá
here krít
hit xóp
hold kân
horn cýô
how tõc
hunt tálù
husband siká
I t~e
ice sîq
if hàd
in kí
kill kôrü
knee tesa
know xáu
lake son
laugh háhã
leaf dala
left(side) tuk
leg fuod
lie sjâg
live gán
liver siwâ
long x~u
louse cët
man tê
many wîd
meat(flesh) sòra
moon kû
mother ã
mountain tëýn
mouth pot
name gó
narrow sed
near tik
neck cân
new sì
night käd
nose fòi
not ì
old lã
one áq
other gó
person sän
pierce swýt
play flósa
pull tlot
push d~u
rain s~i
red pôc
right(correct) nyàd
right(side) tég
river porö
road(path) kwí
root dléc
rope bûsá
rotten grõt
round tjèc
rub wóp
salt rìg
sand héd
say kwâd
scratch tíxí
sea hãs
see tát
seed glóm
sew s~yla
sharp tík
short xel
sing drõ
sit göt
skin lôit
sky tã
sleep wièd
small kítì
smell pôü
smoke hrõg
smooth laì
snake rip
snow hlû
some kôt
spit pït
split xola
squeeze sjéhu
stand qit
star wík
stick dûc
stone köd
straight tjeg
suck twït
sun xû
swell hrõp
swim golò
tail túka
that ò
there ôk
they gên
thick wóad
thin klìc
think jerá
this é
thou lá
three g~et
throw pèud
tie dwîg
tongue sõg
tooth xýc
tree xlóqü
turn clip
two wûd
vomit rwéä
walk hik
warm(hot) jeg
wash wòit
water õ
we õg
wet w~ip
what ú
when âg
where êy
white seqi
who íu
wide pl~ed
wife cãic
wind l^yd
wing hapa
wipe tóg
with cë
woman lísã
woods golé
worm püt
ye pég
year qât
yellow wèc
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Consonants:
StAf Fric Nasl Glde
Labial p f m w
Dental t (þ) n l
Sibilant c s
Retroflex d r
Palatal q x j
Velar k h g
Note: c is /ts/, d is /t./ (ret.), q is /tS/, x is /S/, h is /x/, g is /N/
and j is /j/ (y is a vowel, see below). The thorn letter (þ) is used in
English loanwords and might be added to native words in a future version of
the language.
Vowels:
i y u
e o
a
Note: y = schwa.
Tones:
a No accent: level (Mandarin Tone 1)
á Acute: rising (Mandarin Tone 2)
â Circumflex: falling-rising (Mandarin Tone 3)
à Grave: falling (Mandarin Tone 4)
ã Tilde: nasal (and usually rising)
ä Diaeresis: glottalized or "creaky" (and usually falling)
This list will be edited (especially if I add the thorn), but this is what
the language sounds like at least.
Grammar is very simple: agglutinating with postpositions, no vowel harmony,
SOV/AN word order.
DaW.
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