Thyridic

Thyridic, known to the Thyrids as Wenóré, meaning People's Language, is a ??? language related to Tallinoré, as spoken by the Tallin. It shares several critical grammatical features with Tallinoré, but differed in several lexical and phonetical areas. For example, in Tallinoré, -oré is an inflexion that designates a language, while in Thyridic this has evolved to become a separate lexeme, hóré.
==Phonological Changes==
Tallinoré, e > ý
Tallinoré, intervocalic p > b(h)
Tallinoré, u > ú
Tallinoré, ph, f > th
Tallinoré, ý > ai
Tallinoré, t > th (hard, only when emphasis falls on first syllable)
Tallinoré, ll > w
Tallinoré, o > ó
Tallinoré, ron > ré > rnóc
Tallinoré, au > ai, áe, ú
Tallinoré, i > i, y, e, é
Tallinoré, c > g
Tallinoré, a > y, ý, é, hý, hy
Tallinoré, g > ch, h
Tallinoré, llin (people) > wen (people)
Tallinoré, faron (god) > thyré (god) > thyrnóc (the head of Thyridic mythology)
Tallinoré, sarollon (world) > syrówn (world) > Asyrówn (Atheryin, influenced by other languages)
Tallinoré, taurron (speech) > túré (language)
Tallinoré, ýaron (reader) > aiyré (reader)
Tallinoré, eron (seer) > ýré (people)
Tallinoré, Farosay (John, from faronsakerelluëfari, meaning god is gracious) > Thyrósé (John)
Tallinoré, Faros (Johnny) > Thyrós (Johnny, not be confused with Thyros)
Tallinoré, Saronyé or Saroné (Adam, from sarollon + yé meaning world person) > Syré (Adam)
Tallinoré, augon (deer) > aichón (cloven-hooved animal)
Thyridic, ú (before vowel) > ew 
Thyridic, y > ý > hý
==Phonology==
===Consonants===
===Vowels===
Vowel	IPA
a 	æ
e 	ɛ
i 	ɪ
o 	ɔ
u 	ʊ
y 	ɪ
á 	eɪ
é 	eɪ
ó 	u
ú 	uː
ý 	aɪ
==Pronouns==
As with Tallinoré, subject pronouns are formed as part of the verb, however, in Thyridic, in certain constructs, the pronoun can exist separate from the verb. For example, in Thyridic, I was would be sýrwel, compared to Tallinoré sarulluë. 
===Past===
Singular	Plural 	English
sýrwel 	sýrweli	first-person
sýrsél 	sýrséli	second-person
sýrgýl 	sýrgýli	third-person
===Present===
Singular	Plural 	English
sairwel 	sairweli	first-person
sairsél 	sairséli	second-person
sairgýl 	sairgýli	third-person
===Future===
Singular	Plural 	English
sairéwel	sairéweli	first-person
sairésél	sairéséli	second-person
sairégýl	sairégýli	third-person
===Conditional===
Singular	Plural 	English
sairéwyl	sairéwyli	first-person
sairésyl	sairésyli	second-person
sairégyl	sairégyli	third-person
==Nouns==
===Nounal Endings===
====-ré====
-ré 	Sing. Masc.	Sing. Fem.	Sing. Neut.	Plur. Masc.	Plur. Fem.	Plur. Neut.
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
====-rnóc====
-rnóc 	Sing. Masc.	Sing. Fem.	Sing. Neut.	Plur. Masc.	Plur. Fem.	Plur. Neut.
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
====-ón====
-ón 	Sing. Masc.	Sing. Fem.	Sing. Neut.	Plur. Masc.	Plur. Fem.	Plur. Neut.
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Regular Nouns===
-ré 	-rnóc 	-ón 	Meaning 	Meaning 	Meaning
sýré 	sýrnóc 	sýrón 	person 	life 	town
pyré 	pyrnóc 	pyrón 	ruler 	kingdom, right 	power, strength
élyré 	élyrnóc 	elyrón 	builder, creator 	building, creation, craft 	house, home, refuge
thyré 	Thyrnóc 	thyrón 	god, divine ruler 	Thyrnóc 	priest, spiritual leader, healer
aiyré 	aiyrnóc 	aiyrón 	reader, literate 	book, knowledge, writing 	writer
ýré 	ýrnóc 	ýrón 	people, (earlier: seer) 	fortune, luck 	foresight, power
túré 	túrnóc 	tewón 	language, speech, sound 	speaker, voice 	word
érysré 	érys(r)nóc 	érysón 	sailor, drunkard 	bay, sea, lake 	water, drink
aichré 	aich(r)nóc 	aichón 	farmland, grassland, plain 	forest, forested area, tree	cloven-hooved animal, deer, offensive term for a woman
raiwré 	raiw(r)nóc 	raiwón 	sword, spike, prick 	fuck (expletive) 	idiot (corrupted from original meaning: smart person)
gaichré	gaichrnóc 	gaichón 	wealth, money 	banker, noble 	bank, vault, treasure, moral wealth
érélyré	érély(r)nóc	érélyrón	dock, harbour, anchored boat	boat, ship, caravan, convoy	sea, inlet, lake
chaiwré	chaiwrnóc 	chaiwrón	fate, truth, event 	teacher, sage 	knowledge, library
syrówré	syrówrnóc 	syrewón 	land, place 	landowner, landmark 	land, location, mark
===Numbers===
1-10 	11-20 	21-30 	40-130
ýn 	dýlain 	mýlain 	dýné
hýné 	délýné 	mélýné 	ýrné
hýwen 	dewn 	mewn 	wé
ainé 	dainé 	mélainé 	sé
pewn 	debhewn	mebhewn 	thewé
sylé 	désylé 	mésylé 	éré
thairýn	dairýn 	méthairýn	séré
ésé 	délésé 	mélésé 	syrdélé
ónýn 	délónýn	mélónýn 	syrmélé
délé 	mélé 	ai 	syrai
==Verbs==
===Common Verbs===
Thyridic	English 	Thyridic 	English
sýrwel 	to be 	érysrwel 	to drink
býrwel 	to have 	aichrwel 	to run, to hunt
élýrwel 	to make, to do 	raiwel 	to fuck
thýrwel 	to pray, to learn 	gaichrwel	to own, to value
aiyrwel 	to read 	érélyrwel	to swim, to sail
ýrwel 	to see, to perceive	chaiwrwel	to teach, to tell the truth
túrwel 	to speak, to write 	syrówrwel	to go
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