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|colspan="2"|'''dhawr'''–''to be''||
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|''I am''||lu/lhan dhawr
|''I am''||lu/lhan dhawr
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|''you are ''||ky/kÿn dhawe
|''you are ''||ky/kÿn dhawe
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|''he/she is''||vho/vhya dhaw
|''he/she is''||vho/vhya dhaw
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|''we are''||lanar/luze dhawn
|''we are''||lanar/luze dhawn
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|''you (pl.) are''||khjar/khÿr dhaw
|''you (pl.) are''||khjar/khÿr dhaw
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|''they are''||vher/vhyn dhawr
|''they are''||vher/vhyn dhawr
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[[Category:Languages]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Revision as of 14:14, 27 April 2026

A language of the Lächyr species. It is the most commonly spoken language on Morhwyn, and is used as their primary language of commerce, especially with other planets.


Phonology

Letters represent standard orthography when written in Latin characters. Where letters appear in pairs, the one on the right is voiced.

Consonants

  Bilabial Labiodental Labial-Velar Dental Alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal
Plosive
p b
       
t d
   
k g
   
Nasal
m
     
n
 
ng
 
Fricative
fh vh
f v
hw w
th dh
s z
sh zh
kh gh
h  
Lateral Fricative      
lh
       
Approximant        
r
j
   
Lateral Approximant        
l
     


Vowels

The chart below shows the common orthography when transcribed to the Latin alphabet. "Long" vowels are marked by an umlaut; those at a different articulation point than their "short" versions may not always be held for double length. Vowels to the left of a | are unrounded; vowels to the right of a | are rounded.

  Front Near-front Central Near-back Back
Close
ï |
 
| ÿ
 
| u/ü
Near-close  
i | y
     
Close-mid
ë |
     
| o/ö
Mid          
Open-mid
e/ä |
       
Open
a |
       


Grammar

Pronouns

  Masculine Feminine
I lu lhan
you ky kÿn
he/she vho vhya
it hwem
we lanar luze
you (plural) khjar khÿr
they vher vhyn

Verbs

Verbs can follow one of four basic conjugation patterns:

Pattern 1

dhawrto be
I am lu/lhan dhawr
you are ky/kÿn dhawe
he/she is vho/vhya dhaw
we are lanar/luze dhawn
you (pl.) are khjar/khÿr dhaw
they are vher/vhyn dhawr