Old Alari language

Old Alari is an ancient language used by the old Alanohorian race. Through the mighty Alath Empire, it became the most dominant spoken language that influenced other future languages that mixed with other ethnic languages.

The Alanors came from a dying continent and fled to Remala through the Diamond Sea. They first arrived in an area now known as Alathor. With their weapons, numbers, and technology, they easily defeated the native in the area. With the help of their scribes, their way of life was preserved and easily influenced the southeastern lands of Remala, ultimately led them to be the once mighty Empire of Alath.

VOWELS

æ = cat, black            oʊ = go, home          eəʳ = where, air        e = met, bed        eɪ = say, eight

CONSONANTS

d = did, lady          h = how, hello          θ = think, both          ŋ = sing, finger          tʃ = check, church

ʒ = pleasure, vision          p = pet, map         l = leg, little         m = man, lemon         g = give, flag

r = red, try         v = voice, five         j = yes, yellow         k = cat, back         t = tea, getting

ð = this, mother         dʒ = just, large

PRONOUNS

Subject Pronoun	Object Pronoun	Possessive Adjective (Determiner)	Possessive Pronoun	Reflexive or Intensive Pronoun
1st person singular	pæ (I)	pæle (me)	pælej (my)	pæpæ (mine)	pælejtʃ (myself)
2nd person singular	hæ (you)	hæhæ  (you)	hæj (your)	hæjej (yours)	hæjtʃ (yourself)
3rd person singular, male	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	veɪtʃ (himself)
3rd person singular, female	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	leɪtʃ (herself)
3rd person singular, neutral	eəʳ (it)	eəʳ (it)	eəʳj (its)	N/A	eəʳjtʃ (itself)
1st person plural	pæhæ (we)	pæhæhæ (us)	pæhæhæj (our)	pæhæhæje (ours)	pæhæhæjetʃ (ourselves)
2nd person plural	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	hæjtʃj (yourselves)
3rd person plural	ʒoʊ (they)	ʒoʊve (them)	ʒoʊvej (their)	ʒoʊveje(theirs)	ʒoʊvejtʃ (themselves)

OTHER DETERMINERS

DEFINITE -  ʒj (the) 

INDEFINITE - eəʳʒ (a, an)

DEMONSTRATIVE - ʒjtʃ  (this, that, these, those)

QUANTIFIERS - ʒtoʊ (a few, a little,) θ̀tʃj (much, many, a lot of, most,) ʒtoʊ r θ̀tʃj (some, any, enough)

DISTRIBUTIVE- θ̀tʃj (all,) r θ̀tʃj (both, half, either, neither, each, every)

DIFFERENCE - eəʳr (other, another)

PRE-DETERMINERS -  ŋeəʳʒ (such, what, rather, quite)



TENSES

Present Tenses	Examples
Simple present tense	jeɪθ (walk)
Present continuous tense	roʊ (now) + jeɪθ (walk) = roʊjeɪθ (walking)
Past Tenses
Simple past tense	reroʊ (before) + jeɪθ (walk) = reroʊjeɪθ (walked)
Past continuous tense	N/A

Future Tenses in English	Examples
Simple future tense	dʒæ (soon) + jeɪθ (walk) = dʒæjeɪθ (will walk)
Future continuous tense	N/A

NUMERICAL

One - væθ

Two - ðæθ

Three - eəʳp

Four - ðæθðæθ

Five - dʒæ

Six - eəʳpeəʳp

Seven - dʒæðæθ

Eight - ðæθ ðæθðæθ

Nine - dʒævpe

Ten - ded

11 -   dedvæθ (ten and one)
100 - væθ dedæθ (one hundred)
101 - væθ dedæθ væθ (one hundred and one)
200 - ðæθ dedæθ
1000 - væθ dededæθ (one thousand)

Old Alari - English (Common Tongue) dictionary

Translation and Common Tongue spelling & pronunciation

Strong	ʒeəʳr (Sheare)	King	ælæveɪ (Alavei)
Iron	æoʊeɪŋ (Aeiong)	Queen	ælæleɪ (Alalei)
Line	dʒel (Jel)	Man	veɪ (Vei)
Armor	æŋmoʊr (Angmur)	Woman	leɪ (Lei
Castle	ðoʊrg (Torg)	God	ælæ (Ala)
Horse	joʊrʒ (Yorsh)	Gold	veroʊ (Vero)
House	kjæʒ (Kyash)	Silver	veəʳ (Vere)
Farm	leəʳrdʒ (Learg)	Death	dʒælæ (Jala)
Gift	dæh (Dah)	Dark	dʒeɪ (Jei)
River	kjækjæʒ (Kyakyash)	Shadow	doʊlæv (Dolav)
Lake	kjædʒel (Kyajel)	Fire	goʊr (Gor)
Magic	ælædæh (Aladah)	Town	θeɪtʃ (Teich)
Friend	keəʳ (Keare)	City	meɪr (Meir)
Land	θær (Thar)	Forest	θ̀tʃjθ̀tʃj (Dchyyesh)
Water	kjæ (Kya)	Fortress	ðoʊrgʒeəʳr (Sheartorg)
Sword	ʒvoʊdʒ (Shvorg)	Sand	mælæ (Mala)
Shield	ʒveəʳd (Shverd)	Tree	jeʒ (Yesh)
Ship	kjær (Kyar)	Lord	dʒeɪkjveɪ (Jeikyvei)
Dog	veɪkeəʳ (Kearevei)	Sun	ʒæ (Sha)
High	dʒeɪkj (Jeiky)	Moon	jæ (Ya)

Author's Note

I am still working on this one. As you can see, I only have a few words in the dictionary but surely I will add more in the future. For now, I  only included some words that I am sure that I'd use in naming regional maps. After this entry, I'll make a regional map featuring an area of the continent.