#tlaowian

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updated tlaowian dictionary

now including swear words

I/Me - Ne You(Singular) - Na We/Us - Neo You(Plural) - Nao They/Them - Sia Person - Nae Animal - Chasuki Rock/stone - Toki yes - chu no/nay/nix/not - cho question - mo who - moli what - moha where - mopa why - mose when - mochi how - moli Ever/forever/eternal - yeti a - e I - i by - lo To - Pa It - Si In - ka on - yi off - ku of - chihe and - Yai The - tse There - Sena Their - hana That - Mana This - kahina Was - Kita for - ruya have - toha with - tsokani but - chuki see - Neya Sit - Hae give/provide - Rao Dog - kuo Cat/feline - luro Bird - Tsuro Sea - toli Land/earth - kana Dweller - Kohi Land dweller - Kana Kohi Water - to Ocean - Chiha River - Paki Stream - Lipaki Gulf - Yapaki Amuse - risir indeed - Ya friend - Yruki hear - slusir Many - Cheya Some - Che All - Chesa Numbers - ha Numbers - hache One - taha Two - nuha Three - treha four - hoha Five - liha Six - saha Seven - kaha Eight - yoha Nine - raha Ten - taha Hundred - tetaha Thousand - titetaha May/Might - Maya Earlier - Ilela Later - Laia Little/small - Lipa Big/large - Yapa Home/house - Raleka Mountain - Yapatoki Continent - Yapakana Castle - tokileka Lord/master/ruler/leader - Yane Alone/lonely/lonesome - lapani Desparate/yearning/longing/wanting/craving - lakuni Crazy/insane - luni companion/friend/partner - rakani Time - kina Dark - relani night - Relanikina Light - tsuna Day - tsunakina Study/learn - Yaho Ever/forever/eternal - yeti Spare/extra/additional - Raoya succeed/win/trumiph - kani try/attempt/endevor/effort - talo make/create - talokani Good - lina bad - Cholina stay- tsi go - chotsi flesh/skin - namoni Plain/basic - hayami digger/miner - tosiki Wise/wisdom - cheki Shapeshift/change - uno Equine - sitika Hot - ira Cold - aroha Magic/spell - okani human - hayamikoni elf - kanakoni dwarf - namonitoki halfling - chiani gnome - koniana dragonfolk - chekina catfolk - luronae birdfolk - tsuronae changeling - tsuno teifling - tlaolina gargoyle - Tokinae centaur - Hositika faun - Nusitika werecreature - kuouno goblin - sonita kobold - Tokitosiki orc - arohanae merfolk - tonae Look/gaze - luku would/will - yitani Method - sepani Child/kid - nipaki Adult - nepaku Organ/Innard/gut - hasoli Base - base god - pami pantheon - pamicheya Fate(god)/Fate(destiny)/destiny - Fate Sin - talolina Vieren - talokanisaha Arde - chunokana Bewaker - tatse Tonta - titoto Zege - tunisaki Veine - luki lilosa Draier - unosami Advies - Chekiokani Like - Sumi Unlike - Chosumi Could - hakani Break/shatter/smash - tesuni Piece - kitesu use - aseni Need/require/lack/want - kuseni Same/alike - kutani Different/unlike - chokutani wind - sa Sky - ki victory/win - Tuni Flame/fire/sun - lilosa moon - patuloti star - lipaloti Constellation - lipalotichuya glow/light - loti luck/lucky - luki Trick/trickery - sami joy/happiness/happy - tiani Stability/stable - chuno protect/protection - tito Balance - tikunai war - chonai feed - li poop/pee - lu gentle/soft -  patu firm/hard - potu Group - chuya Single - tahachu

Swear words: Shit - Ra damn - yasu Christ/Crikey - rake bother - puni

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Tlaowian Words (So far)

I/Me - Ne You(Singular) - Na It - Si We/Us - Neo You(Plural) - Nao They/Them - Sia Person - Nae Animal - Chasuki Rock - Toki To see - Pa Neya To Sit - Pa Hae To give - Pa Rao Dog - kuo Cat - luro Bird - Tsuro Sea - toli Amuse - risir indeed - Ya friend - Yruki hear - slusir Many - Cheya Some - Che All - Chesa Numbers - ha Numbers - hache One - taha Two - nuha Three - treha four - Choha Five - liha Six - saha Seven - kaha Eight - yoha Nine - raha Ten - taha Hundred - tetaha Thousand - titetaha May/Might - Maya Earlier - Ilela Later - Laia

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Tlaowian Grammar (so far)

No kodas - No consonants at the end of syllables Stress goes on the second to last syllable of the word

Basic Word Order: Subject Verb Object For example (in english): The Person sees the Animal Describing words such as heavy go in before the word they are describing. For example: The big animal. Possession however works as such: The big animal of the man. Grammar: Add Che to the end of a word for it to be plural No tenses, use verbs to change what time it happened in. (For example, earlier(ilela) or Later(laia)) May/might(Maya) can be used to add an uncertainty to it. (For example, "I might have seen a dog earlier" translates to "Ne maya neya kuo ilela")

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