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! Term || Meaning || Notes || IPA | ! Term || Meaning || Notes || IPA | ||
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| + | | Anantea || of the world Ananti || || a.'nan.tej.ʌ | ||
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| + | | Ananti || a world once home to an Eileci colony || || a.'nan.ti | ||
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| ashanti || an Eileci dance, native to the world Ananti || || a.'ʃan.ti | | ashanti || an Eileci dance, native to the world Ananti || || a.'ʃan.ti | ||
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| + | | Eileci || the clans || || ai.'lɛtʃi | ||
|- | |- | ||
| satal || an Eileci dance, native to the world Ananti || the dance of blades || sʌ.'tal | | satal || an Eileci dance, native to the world Ananti || the dance of blades || sʌ.'tal | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 7 May 2017
The Eileci language began as a naming language but quickly found its way into my heart.
Starting Vocabulary
Names
| Character | Name | Context | IPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adian | Adian | Personal Use | 'ad.i.an or ad.i.'an |
| Andi | Andi | Body Name | 'an.di |
| Andi | Ilandié | Full Name | ɪ.'lan.di.e |
| Brihdë | Brihdë | Personal Use | 'brɪ.dɛ |
| Dataaren | Dataaren | Body Name | dʌ.'taɑ˞.ɹən |
| Dataaren | Rydataarenys | Full Name | ɹai.dʌ.ˌtaɑ˞.ɹə.'nɛs |
| Flen | Flen | Ship Name | flɛn |
| Genevra | Genevra Ileas | Birth Name | ʒɛ.'nɛv.ɹʌ ai.'lɛj.ɛs |
| Genevra | Cyvahdo (Skyrider) | Bound Name | kɪ.'va:.do |
| Genevra | Genevra | Personal Use | ʒɛ.'nɛv.ɹʌ |
| Genevra | Gen | Preferred Name | dʒɛn |
| Genevra | Cyvahdo | Primary Handle | kɪ.'va:.do |
| Hilesi | Hilesi | Primary Handle | ɦɪ.'lɛs.i |
| Kado | Senikadöin Ilenarys | Full Name | sɛ.nɪ.ka.do.'wɪn ˌai.lə.'nɑ˞ɹ.ɪs |
| Kado | Kado | Preferred Name | ka.do |
| Kalía | Velecaleita (Windstepper) | Bound Name | ve.le.kʌ.'lai.tʌ |
| Kalía | Avellakaliana Koshon | Full Name | a.vɛl.lʌ.ka.li.'jan.ʌ ko.'ʃon |
| Kalía | Kalía | Personal Use | kʌ.'lij.ʌ |
| Kemen | Kemen | Personal Use | 'kɛm.ɛn |
| Laiha | The Burning Girl | Called | |
| Laiha | Kailaihara Ilenarys Koshon | Full Name | ˌkai.lai.'hɑ˞ɹ.ʌ ˌai.lə.'nɑ˞ɹ.ɪs ko.'ʃon |
| Laiha | Kailaihara Kulitena Rakhan Ashil | Full Rank Name | ˌkai.lai.'hɑ˞ɹ.ʌ ˌkuʟ.ɪ.'tɛn.ʌ ɹʌ.xan a.'ʃil: |
| Laiha | Laiha | Personal Use | 'lai.hʌ |
| Laiha | Kailahara | Preferred Name | ˌkai.lai.'hɑ˞ɹ.ʌ |
| Laiha | Kulitena | Rank Name | ˌkuʟ.ɪ.'tɛn.ʌ |
| Laiha | Rakhan Ashil | Rank Name | ɹʌ.xan a.'ʃil: |
| Lehrer | Lehrer | Body Name | lɛɾ.'ɛɹ |
| Lidela | Lidela | Primary Handle | li.'dɛl.ʌ |
| Mejhin | Mejhinilea Ilenarys | Full Name | me.ˌdʒɪn.ɪ.'lej.ʌ ˌai.lə.'nɑ˞ɹ.ɪs |
| Mejhin | Mejhin | Preferred Name | me.'dʒɪn |
| Mirri | Ramirria Danatu Ilenarys | Full Name | ɹʌ.'miɹ.ɹi.ʌ da.'nat.u ˌai.lə.'nɑ˞ɹ.ɪs |
| Mirri | Mirri | Preferred Name | 'miɹ.ɹi |
| Niaan | Niaan | Primary Handle | ni.'a:n |
| Roshont | Haroshont Ilenarys | Full Name | hɑ˞ɹ.o.'ʃont ˌai.lə.'nɑ˞ɹ.ɪs |
| Roshont | Roshont | Personal Use | ɹo.'ʃont |
| Roven | Ditraka (Truthspeaker) | Bound Name | di.'t͡ɹ̝̊a:.ka |
| Roven | Roven Ditraka | Sigil Name | ɹo.'vɛn or 'ɹov.vɛn di.'t͡ɹ̝̊a:.ka |
| Ryssa | Ryssa | Body Name | 'rɪs.sʌ |
| Ryssa | Essevryssara Iéhr | Full Name | ɛs.ˌsɛv.rɪs.'sɑ˞ɹ.ʌ ai.'ɛɹ |
| Ryssa | Sara | Secondary Handle | 'sɑ˞ɹ.ʌ |
| Ryssa | Ryssara | Ship Name | rɪs.'sɑ˞ɹ.ʌ |
| Ryssa | Sevrys | Station Name | sɛv.'rɪs |
| Shenna | Alishenna Ilenarys | Full Name | |
| Shenna | Shenna | Personal Use | |
| Trajos | Trajos | Personal Use | |
| Trajos | Trajos Kulitenir | Rank Name | |
| Treve | Treve | Personal Use | |
| Vasper | Vasper | Personal Use | |
| Yaden | Yaden | Personal Use |
Terms
| Term | Meaning | Notes | IPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anantea | of the world Ananti | a.'nan.tej.ʌ | |
| Ananti | a world once home to an Eileci colony | a.'nan.ti | |
| ashanti | an Eileci dance, native to the world Ananti | a.'ʃan.ti | |
| Eileci | the clans | ai.'lɛtʃi | |
| satal | an Eileci dance, native to the world Ananti | the dance of blades | sʌ.'tal |
Phonology
Vowels
Consonants
j / jh - stressed / unstressed
Prosody
Stress is always on the last heavy syllable. In some dialects, there are both light and heavy codas—e.g. -s and -n in Anantea following a short vowel are light—but in standard Eileci, there are not, and all syllables with a coda are considered heavy.
