Tallinoré

Tallinoré is the language spoken by the Tallin in Tavayrin. It is a heavily-inflected language. It shares this trait with Thyridic, as both languages are related. In the language, llin means People, while Tallin means the People. Tallinoré therefore means The People's Language, with -oré meaning of or relating to language. 
The most common dialect is Tavayrinoré. It is spoken by the Tallin of Tavayrin. It remains the most pure of the Tallinoré dialects. The second most common dialect is Vonayrinoré, spoken by the Tallin, as well as the Thyridic diaspora community, of Vonayrin, a tiny island off the western coast of Pyrra.
==Pronouns==
In Tallinoré, there are no subject pronouns as such. A sentence like I was in Tallinoré would not be u sarlluë, rather, it would be sarulluë, with the pronoun being forming the verb.
===Past===
Tallinoré	English 	Example
-u- 	I 	sarulluë
-sa- 	You (singular)	sarsalluë
-ce- 	He/She/It 	sarcelluë
Tallinoré	English 	Example
-u- -ll 	We 	sarulluëll
-sa- -ll 	You (plural)	sarsalluëll
-ce- -ll 	They 	sarcelluëll
===Present===
The pronoun suffix is moved across to the left. For example, I am is formed like saurelluë. An -e- is introduced to replace the moved suffix.
Tallinoré	English 	Example
-u- -e- 	I 	saurelluë
-sa- -e- 	You (singular)	sasarelluë
-ce- -e- 	He/She/It 	sacerelluë
Tallinoré 	English 	Example
-u- -e- -ll 	We 	saurelluëll
-sa- -e- -ll	You (plural)	sasarelluëll
-ce- -e- -ll	They 	sacerelluëll
===Future===
Tallinoré	English 	Example
-urra- 	I 	saurralluë
-sarra- 	You (singular)	sasarralluë
-cerra- 	He/She/It 	sacerralluë
Tallinoré 	English 	Example
-urra- -ll 	We 	saurralluëll
-sarra- -ll	You (plural)	sasarralluëll
-cerra- -ll	They 	sacerralluëll
===Conditional===
Tallinoré	English 	Example
-uä- -e- 	I 	sauärelluë (later changed: saûrelluë)
-säu- -e-	You (singular)	sasäurelluë
-ceä -e- 	He/She/It 	saceärelluë
Tallinoré 	English 	Example
-uärra- -e- -ll	We 	sauärelluëll (later changed: saûrelluëll)
-säu- -e- -ll 	You (plural)	sasäurelluëll
-ceä- -e- -ll 	They 	saceärelluëll
===Object Pronouns===
Singular	Plural 	English
ûllé 	ûllen 	I/we
sallé 	sallen 	you
raullé 	raullen	he/they
maullé 	maullen	she/they
ceällé 	ceällen	it/they
==Nouns==
Nouns in Tallinoré inflected for case, gender and number. The cases were nominative, genitive, dative and ablative (which encompassed the locative, essive and lative cases). The genders were masculine, feminine and neutral. The grammatical numbers were singular and plural, though evidence of an extinct dual number existed in some words. There were also several endings that could be used to denote certain ideas. For example, -oré suggested a relation to language or being a language.
===Noun Endings===
====-on====
-on 	Singular Masc.	Singular Fem.	Singular Neut.	Plural Masc.	Plural Fem.	Plural Neut.
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Ablative 	 	 	 	 	 	
====-ollon====
-on 	Singular Masc.	Singular Fem.	Singular Neut.	Plural Masc.	Plural Fem.	Plural Neut.
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Ablative 	 	 	 	 	 	
====-ron====
-ron 	Singular Masc.	Singular Fem.	Singular Neut.	Plural Masc.	Plural Fem.	Plural Neut.
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Ablative 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Nouns===
-on 	English 	-ollon 	English 	-ron 	English
saron 	being 	sarollon 	world 	sarron 	city
paron 	ruler 	parollon 	kingdom 	parron 	oligarch
alaron 	builder 	alarollon 	house 	alarron 	building
faron 	god 	farollon 	afterlife 	farron 	church
ýaron 	reader 	ýarollon 	book 	ýarron 	library
eron 	seer 	erollon 	future 	erron 	sight
tauron 	speaker 	taurollon 	mouth 	taurron 	speech
erason 	sailor 	erasollon 	bay/sea 	erasiron 	water
augon 	deer 	augollon 	forest 	augiron 	farm
raullon	sword 	raullollon	intelligent man	raulliron	ledge
caugon 	money, wealth 	caugollon 	banker, noble 	caugiron 	chest, bank
gýllon 	truth, fate, reality	gýllollon 	priest, teacher	gýlliron 	knowledge, event
Certain nouns can be formed through the addition of two roots. For example, era- and ala- would form erala-, from which eralarollon (meaning dock) is formed.
===Family Members===
The Tallinoré nouns for family members exist only in two forms; singular and plural. Nouns for female family members take feminine verb inflexions and feminine nominative versions of adjectives. Nouns for male family members take masculine verb inflexions but neutral nominative versions of adjectives and articles.
Singular	Plural	English
sagaul 	sagos 	father/fathers
lýaulé 	lýosé 	mother/mothers
raul 	ros 	son/sons
maulé 	mosé 	daughter/daughters
rés 	riëd 	brother/brothers
més 	miëdé 	sister/sisters
===Cardinal Direction===
Tallinoré	Thyridic 	Meaning
iën 	eýn 	east
illin 	éwen (modern: bhýn)	west
ar 	hýr 	north
tallé 	thýwé 	south
===Numbers===
1-10 	11-20 	21-30 	40-130
en 	dalaën 	malaën 	dana
ana 	dalana 	malana 	arna
ellen 	dellen 	mellen 	lla
auna 	dauna 	malauna 	sa
pallen	dapallen	mapallen	falla
sala 	dasala 	masala 	era
fauren	dafauren	mafauren	sara
isa 	dalisa 	malisa 	sardala
onen 	dalonen 	malonen 	sarmala
dala 	mala 	ýa 	sarýa
==Articles==
===Definite Article===
ta- 	Masc. 	Fem. 	Neut.
Singular	täo- 	tá- 	ta-
Plural 	täore-	táre-	tare-
==Verbs==
===Verbs===
Tallinoré	English	Tallinoré	English
saraël 	to be 	tauraël 	to speak
paraël  	to have	erasaël 	to drink
alaraël  	to make	augaël 	to go, to run
faraël 	to do 	raullaël 	to stab, to lunge
ýaraël 	to read	caugaël 	to buy, to value
eraël 	to see 	gýllaël 	to teach, to pray
==Adverbs and Adjectives==
In Tallinoré, there exists no distinction between adverbs and adjectives and a single word can be used to describe both verbs and nouns. Certain lexemes can only be used to describe adverbs or adjectives, but these forms are rare and remnants of older Tallinoré forms. Adverbs and adjectives must agree with the noun or verb they are describing.
===Adjectival/Adverbal Endings===
====-i====
-i 	Sing. Masc.	Sing. Fem.	Sing. Neut.	Plur. Masc.	Plur. Fem.	Plur. Neut.
Verbs 	 	 	 	 	 	
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Ablative 	 	 	 	 	 	
====-igam====
-igam 	Sing. Masc.	Sing. Fem.	Sing. Neut.	Plur. Masc.	Plur. Fem.	Plur. Neut.
Verbs 	 	 	 	 	 	
Nominative	 	 	 	 	 	
Genitive 	 	 	 	 	 	
Dative 	 	 	 	 	 	
Ablative 	 	 	 	 	 	
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