#pulishina

[mpicabo]

This Lexember I added over 1000 words to my conlang this month. Pulishina has grown a lot ^v^

[mpicabo]

Ishobu, sunānai puli, Dahidahinā Puli,

Hāimussengenahi marīnta ka lalēzikori,

Yekamabogoata yundakadido ungai,

Hasibakakuraimu samunakkādo lādani.

Nao Yundaoka sala kilu hapalamōka kado,

Kanogo sala owakushāmo do oyawādo,

Tasogo sala uwikushāmo do uyāwido,

Uzaka atāri yūwabakamo hābīmodo.

Sada ka pitiyundamōka sala marinatā?

Sada zanga ka kāgarayōka dokugamatā?

Mōmōtu babātāta mōmōtu shababatā,

Mōmōtudo unutāta mōmōtudo yukatā,

Pātsukora ka buni tsugaggānhē ōsa

Hālato ka muratoi ridai kado yōgairra.

Awi niru hamāwi hālippu samanatān,

Sinuzanga rasitīn, juzioka nomatān.

Kōneda sunānai sunānai rihimuguoka?

Dahidahinā Nosu do nosuPagālapisha

Imagengenahi Banatsugasikaiya ata

Kaganayama-oka marinna doshananatā.

Ilita sala Kiyāta Yūtabarō unutū

Awiata oka usakaiKiyae damiru.

Awi keton dowanō nemi mōmōtu winūtū.

Kiya ka muratoi ridai kado ūmākālutū

Nemi hukoboKiya ranairutū ka Ishobu.

[mpicabo]

Last night I had a conversation with a Goddess of Creation in my dream, and it left such an impression on me that when I woke up I was inspired to write this myth she told me in one of my fantasy languages, Pulishina. Here it is below:

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Āmuyo ka Zimala-rōti kāga ata tang sala batu ata otu chariritī.

Rōbati banai do onai anhē īmoyo kāgatang ka nirubosayao ōsākatī.

Abaron, anga mitotu ka batu do otu tā “Nirudato” pangmemmenge o.

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(“In the beginning Lord Zimala shaped the women from the sea and the men from the sky.

The Lord then put the sunset at the ends of the world for those that were neither female nor male.

Therefore, people between woman and man are now named ‘Sun Children’.”)