Itoni Script

== Origins ==
Itoni Script is the official language of Calai of Three Lakes, a large scale pidgin of many languages. The language uses the framework of Solynian, the native language of the Union Nation of Solyn. The language is entirely constructed of loan words from Union Nations' languages. 
== Words ==
English 	Itoni Script
A 	E
The 	Eth
That 	Tala
There 	Tul
Man (any age) 	Rak, Sola
Woman (any age) 	Rek, Soli
Child (either gender) 	Rek’ele
House 	U’talu
The people of Lok’talu 	Lok’talu’moka
Boat 	Me’talu
Nation/Community 	Talu
Fish (or any generic water animal) 	Ta’moka
Water/Lake/River/Ocean 	Ta
Tree/Flower/Grass/Earth 	Ko, Doel
Bird (or any generic non-water animal) 	Ko’moka
Fire 	Me
Universe 	Me’kota
Song/Poem/Story/Tale 	Wo’tai
Festival/Ritual/Offering 	Woa’woa
Battle/Conflict/Disagreement 	Me’le’me
God/Creator 	Ek’wota
Religion 	Waka’ta
Spirit/spirits 	Wota
Season 	Aiwa
Hello! 	O’wakai!
Good-bye! 	O’toata!
Please carry X. 	Mota’tou.
Please give me Y. 	Mota’o.
Bring the boat to shore! 	Me’talu uwa ko!
Please, bring the boat to shore. 	Mota’me’talu uwa’ti ko.
Thanks! 	Wei’ka!
Mystic 	Pria
People/beings/ones 	Than
Land 	Taz
Unity 	Itoni
Sustenance 	Yurthun
Sleep 	Nura
The man sleeps 	Eth Sola nura
The man slept 	Eth Sola nurae
The man will sleep 	Eth Sola du nura
The man sees the tree 	Eth Sola vis eth Doel
The man will see the tree 	Eth Sola du vis eth Doel
The man saw the tree 	Eth Sola vise eth Doel
The man who saw the tree sleeps 	Eth Sola tol vis eth Doel nura
The man, who saw the tree, sleeps 	Eth Sola, tol vis eth Doel, nura
Does the man see the tree? 	Ue eth Sola vis eth Doel?
Where did the man see the tree? 	Tul ua eth Sola vis eth Doel
I know where the man saw the tree. 	Y teu tul eth Sola vise eth Doel
The tree which the man saw. 	Eth Doel ith eth Sola vise
The man is at the tree. 	Eth Sola en ed eth Doel
The man is tall. 	Eth Sola en Nalo
I 	Y
You (sing.) 	Yo
He 	Yoa
She 	Yoi
It 	To
We (excl.) 	Ye
We (incl.) 	Yeo
You (pl.) 	Eyo
They (pl.) 	Eyeo
The place where the man saw the tree. 	Eth Pel tul eth Sola vise eth Doel
If I see the tree, I’ll sleep. 	Telo Y vis eth Doel, Y du nura
When I sleep, I see the man. 	Tel Y nura, Y vis eth Sola
Had I seen/if I had seen the tree, I would have slept.	Telue Y vise, Y ia telu nurae
You, sleep! 	Yo, nura!
I should sleep. (Benefit) 	Y iu nura
You shouldn’t/won’t sleep. (Precept) 	Yo io era nura
I want to sleep. 	Y mur edo nura
My tree is green. 	Ly Doel en Ein
This 	Ethe
Who 	Tol
Them 	Tolo
Where 	Tulu
When 	Tel
Then 	Tele
How 	Til
Why 	Tyl
Which 	Ita
Is 	En
Will 	Du
Does 	Ue
Did 	Ua
Know 	Teu
At 	Ed
Tall 	Nalo
Short 	Nulo
Fire 	Ard
Dirt 	Ela
Water 	Ola
Sand 	Eola
Clay 	Ceola
Salt 	Sila
Stone 	Ura
Metal 	Urora
Plant 	Oela
Mushroom 	Mela
Animal 	Mera
Wood 	Doela
Glass 	Geola
Boulder 	Uri
Valley 	Uroli
Cave 	Uria
Forest 	Doeli
Swamp 	Doelia
Mountain 	Urio
Hill 	Elia
Plains 	Eli
Sun 	Sol
Day 	Dol
Beast 	Weol
Red 	Me
Orange 	Mei
Yellow 	Ei
Green 	Ein, Cwas
Blue 	In
Purple 	Inu
White/Light 	Di
Black/Dark 	Da
Pink 	Dime
Maroon 	Dame
Happy 	Meida
Sad 	Inda
Content 	Eida
Angry 	Meda
Up 	Na
North 	Naha
Over 	Nai
Down 	Nu
South 	Nuhu
Under 	Nui
Left 	Cal
West 	Calai
Right 	Col
East 	Coloi
Place 	Pel
If 	Telo
Have 	Telu
Had 	Telue
Sleep 	Nura
Slept 	Nurae
Would 	Ia
Could 	Io
Should 	Iu
Not 	Era
Me 	Ey
My 	Ly
You 	Eyo
Yours 	Lyo
Ours 	Lye
Want 	Mur
Need 	Muri
To 	Edo
Do 	Eda
Birth 	Rea
Death 	Roa
Disease 	Bacce
Youth, Strength 	Barim
Animals 	Buima
Love 	Duma
Knowledge 	Hadae
Machines 	Kilup
War 	Marraw
Art 	Poliau
Ironsmith, Warrior 	Rano
Weather 	Tuzum
Heraldry 	Barry
Aristocracy, Monarchy 	Tzadim
Gates 	Viven
Castles 	Bâtibore
Seaweed 	Cwasnisa
Coma 	Laowsnge
Sleep 	Lawsg
Tall 	Bòr
Power 	Pent
Leader 	Synd
== Numbers ==
Itoni Script's numbers are adapted from Sahnalal, after extensive trade through by Calain merchants and the close study by the two nations of The Old Western Empire. The base twelve was adapted into a base ten system. The decision was made as the old Kurutu Numerics were considered by many simple but laborious to draw, unattractive in the cultural marketplace. Numbers after ten are written as the numbers next to each other, so 24 would be 2 and 4, Na and To, to make Nato. A thousand would be Aplololo, and 4567 would be Togusilap. 
English	Itoni Script
One 	Ap
Two 	Na
Three 	Mi
Four 	To
Five 	Gu
Six 	Si
Seven 	Lap
Eight 	Xa
Nine 	Ki
Ten 	Lo
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