Geltan language/Words

==Letters==
* A a
* B b
* C c (s; often used in tandem with S)
* D d
* E e
* F f
* G g
* H h
* I i
* J j
* K k (k)
* L l
* M m
* N n
* O o
* P p
* Q q
* R r
* S s (s; often used in tandem with C)
* T t
* U u
* V v
* W w
* X x
* Y y (used only in loanwords from other languages)
* Z z
* Å å (ah)
* Æ æ (er)
* E̊ e̊ (ey)
===Sounds that use more than one letter===
*Ch (ch or sh)
*Oe (oah; similar to the first syllable in the English word 'oat')
*Oeu (er)
*Ou (oo; often used as a substitute for U which uses the same sound)
*Dz (j)
*Sh (sh)
==Greetings ==
English 	Geltan 	Pronunciation	Notes
Hi 	He̊ 	hey 	
Hey 	He̊ 	hey 	
Hello 	He̊lir 	hey-leer 	
Bye 	Bjan 	byan 	
Bye 	Chassie 	shar-see 	Informal, used in parts of south St. Gelta.
Goodbye 	Bjangoeurd 	byan-gerd 	
Good morning 	Morgengoeurd	mor-gen-gerd 	
Good afternoon	Verngoeurd 	vern-gerd 	
Good evening 	Ouvergoeurd 	oo-ver-gerd 	
Good night 	Nekkgoeurd 	nek-gerd 	
Good day 	Tågengoeurd 	tar-gen-gerd 	
==Basic words ==
English 	Geltan 	Pronunciation 	Notes
I 	Ir 	eer 	
You 	Jå 	yar 	
Your 	Jån 	yarn 	
Yours 	Jånc 	yarns 	
A 	Un 	oon 	
Me 	Ma 	mar 	
My 	Me 	meh 	
Mine 	Mec 	mess 	
Yes 	Dza 	jah 	
No 	Næn 	nern 	
No 	Nor 	nor 	Informal version
The 	Dze 	jeh 	Plural version, commonly used informally as an all-encompassing word
The 	Dar 	dar 	Male version, formal
The 	Dir 	deer 	Female version, formal
The 	Der 	dair 	Gender-neutral version, formal
Then 	Dan 	darn 	
This 	Dit 	deet 	
That 	Dat 	dart 	
Is 	En 	en 	
Was 	Ek 	eck 	
Am 	Si 	see 	
Are 	So 	sor 	
And 	Æ 	er 	
To 	On 	on 	
How 	Fou 	foo 	
What 	Få 	fah 	
When 	Fæ 	fair 	
Where 	Fe̊ 	fay 	
Who 	To 	tor 	
Why 	Fo 	for 	
Did 	Kjed 	kyed 	
Didn't 	Nonkjed 	non-kyed 	
Did not 	Nonkjed 	non-kyed 	
Does 	Kjud 	kyood 	
Doesn't 	Nonkjud 	non-kyood 	
Does not 	Nonkjud 	non-kyood 	
Do 	Kjad 	kyard 	
Don't 	Nonkjad 	non-kyard 	
Do not 	Nonkjad 	non-kyard 	
I am 	Re 	reh 	Informal variant of "Ir si".
I'm 	Re 	reh 	Informal variant of "Ir si".
You are 	Dzo 	joh 	Informal variant of "Jå so".
You're 	Dzo 	joh 	Informal variant of "Jå so".
It 	Et 	et 	
For 	Av 	arv 	
For 	Pon 	pon 	Used in the Northern dialect.
Of 	Da 	dar 	
Can 	Kjod 	kyod 	
Can not 	Nonkjod 	non-kyod 	
Cannot 	Nonkjod 	non-kyod 	
Can't 	Nonkjod 	non-kyod 	
It is 	Ten 	tairn 	Informal variant of "Et en"
It's 	Ten 	tairn 	Informal variant of "Et en"
Not 	Non 	non 	
Nothing 	Nonat 	nor-nart 	
Be 	Jet 	yet 	
May 	Pa 	par 	
May not 	Nonpa 	non-par 	
Will 	Fir 	feer 	
Will not 	Nonfir 	non-feer 	
Won't 	Nonfir 	non-feer 	
Was not 	Nonek 	nor-nek 	
Wasn't 	Nonek 	nor-nek 	
Wait 	Tande 	tarnd 	
Please 	Lapledz 	lah-plej 	
Thank 	Mers 	mairss 	
Thanks 	Merserine	mair-sair-reen	
Thank you 	Mers ja 	mairss-yar 	
Myself 	Messa 	meh-sar 	
Yourself 	Jansa 	yan-sar 	
Yourselves 	Jansaler 	yan-sah-lair 	
Self 	Sa 	sah 	
Thing 	Atter 	ah-ter 	
Some 	Querder 	kair-der 	
Something 	Querdat 	kair-dat 	
Doing 	Kjadette 	kyah-det 	
With 	Met 	met 	
Without 	Nonmet 	non-met 	
Go 	Alie 	ah-lee 	
Stop 	Alte 	arl-teh 	
Near 	Klas 	klars 	
Close 	Klas 	klars 	
Far 	Lan 	larn 	
Away 	Lask 	lask 	
Back 	Torner 	tor-ner 	
Good 	Goeurd 	gerd 	
Not good 	Nongoeurd	non-gerd 	
Bad 	Ve̊ 	vey 	
Great 	Zepper 	zeh-per 	
Not great 	Nonzepper	non-zeh-per 	
Not bad 	Nonve̊ 	non-vey 	
Super 	Zupper 	zoo-per 	
Have 	Fond 	fond 	
Have not 	Nonfond 	non-fond 	
Haven't 	Nonfond 	non-fond 	
Do not have	Nonfond 	non-fond 	
Don't have 	Nonfond 	non-fond 	
Act 	Akt 	akt 	
Okay 	Kek 	kek 	
OK 	Kek 	kek 	
Well 	Ban 	barn 	
On 	Se 	seh 	
Off 	Nonse 	non-seh 	
On to 	Sejon 	seh-yon 	
Onto 	Sejon 	seh-yon 	
Off to 	Nonsejon 	non-seh-yon 	
Get 	Bont 	bont 	
In 	An 	arn 	
Out 	Oud 	ood 	
Had 	Fodz 	forj 	
Had not 	Nonfodz 	non-forj 	
Hadn't 	Nonfodz 	non-forj 	
I'd 	Irand 	eer-rarnd 	
Would 	Fand 	farnd 	
Would not 	Nonfarnd 	non-farnd 	
Wouldn't 	Nonfarnd 	non-farnd 	
Been 	Det 	det 	
Would have 	Fadond 	fah-dond 	
Would've 	Fadond 	fah-dond 	
Any 	Naj 	nigh 	
Any time 	Najasej 	nigh-yah-sey 	
Anywhere 	Najafe̊ 	nigh-yah-fey 	
Anyway 	Najalan 	nigh-yah-larn 	
Way 	Lan 	larn 	
About 	Props 	props 	
All 	Jel 	yell 	
Being 	Jedest 	yeh-dest 	
Give 	Doen 	doan 	
Gave 	Doenst 	doanst 	
Given 	Doenest 	doa-nest 	
Giving 	Doenen 	doa-nen 	
Should 	Fre̊d 	freyd 	
Should not 	Nonfre̊d 	norn-freyd 	
Shouldn't 	Nonfre̊d 	norn-freyd 	
==Gender==
English 	Geltan 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Mr 	Suer 	swear 	
Mr 	Sr. 	swear 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Ms 	Suerine 	swear-een 	
Miss 	Suerine 	swear-een 	
Ms 	Se. 	swear-een 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Miss 	Se. 	swear-een 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Mrs 	Suerina 	swear-ee-nah 	
Mrs 	Sa. 	swear-ee-nah 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
He 	Er 	air 	
Him 	Et 	ett 	
She 	Ser 	sair 	
Her 	Set 	sett 	
They 	Fer 	fair 	
Them 	Fet 	fett 	
Gay 	Gaj 	gay 	
Transgender	Transdzenras	trans-jon-rah 	
Bisexual 	Bisexuel 	bee-sek-syoo-well 	
Lesbian 	Lesbien 	lez-bee-yen 	
Sapphic 	Saphika 	sah-fee-kah 	
Gender 	Dzenras 	jon-rah 	
Human body 	Houmancorpre	hoo-marn-cor-preh 	
Intersex 	Intresex 	een-treh-sex 	
Asexual 	Asexuel 	ah-sek-syoo-well 	
Sex 	Sex 	sex 	
Sexual 	Sexuel 	sek-syoo-well 	
Sexuality 	Sexuelite 	sek-syoo-well-lee-teh	
Man 	Eradz 	eh-rarj 	
Woman 	Seradz 	sair-rarj 	
Men 	Etadz 	eh-tarj 	
Women 	Sertadz 	sair-tarj 	
Boy 	Erjoudz 	air-yooj 	
Girl 	Serjoudz 	sair-yooj 	
Boys 	Etjoudz 	et-yooj 	
Girls 	Setjoudz 	set-yooj 	
Sir 	Suiller 	swee-ler 	
Sir 	Sur. 	swee-ler 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Dame 	Dam 	darm 	
Madam 	Sesuiller 	seh-swee-ler 	
Ma'am 	Sesuiller 	seh-swee-ler 	
Madam 	Ser. 	seh-swee-ler 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Ma'am 	Ser. 	seh-swee-ler 	Shortened version, used at the start of someone's name.
Binary 	Binarie 	bee-nah-ree 	
Non-binary 	Nonbinarie 	norn-bee-nah-ree 	
Person 	Person 	pair-son 	
Persons 	Persone̊r 	pair-son-ney-yer 	
People 	Persone̊r 	pair-son-ney-yer 	
Personal 	Personale 	pair-son-nal 	
Personally 	Personalie 	pair-son-nar-lee 	
Personality	Personalite 	pair-son-nar-lee-teh 	
Human 	Houman 	hoo-marn 	
Humanity 	Houmanite 	hoo-mar-nee-teh 	
Human being	Houmanjedest	hoo-marn-yeh-dest 	
Brother 	Erkonoumes 	air-kor-noo-mess 	
Sister 	Serkonoumes 	sair-kor-noo-mess 	
Sibling 	Konoumes 	kor-noo-mess 	
Relative 	Konoum 	kor-noom 	
==Human aspects (senses, terms, body parts, etc.)==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Sight 	Chadden 	shar-din 	
See 	Chade 	shad 	
Smell 	Smillen 	smil-lin 	
Smell 	Smile 	smil 	Used in the same fashion as "see" would (e.g. Ir smile querdat.)
Taste 	Gund 	goond 	
Feel 	Fallen 	far-lin 	
Feel 	Falle 	far-ler 	
Hear 	Zine 	zee-ner 	
Feeling 	Fallens 	fall-ons 	
Hearing 	Zinens 	zee-nons 	
Bone 	Oes 	oahs 	
Blood 	Bloe 	blow 	
Eye 	Ål 	arl 	
Nose 	Ne̊s 	naiz 	
Mouth 	Mas 	maz 	
Eat 	Dekk 	dek 	
Drink 	Dikk 	deek 	
Head 	Dreg 	dreg 	
Body 	Corpre 	cor-prer 	
Bleed 	Blitte̊n 	blih-tain 	
Bled 	Blitst 	blitst 	
Bleeding 	Blitten 	blih-tin 	
Stand 	Rese 	rairs 	
Standing 	Resen 	rair-sin 	
Stood 	Rest 	rairst 	
Sit 	Resie 	reh-see 	
Sitting 	Resien 	reh-seen 	
Sat 	Re̊st 	raist 	
Dream 	Rave 	rahv 	
Dreamed 	Ravst 	ravst 	
Dreaming 	Raven 	rah-vin 	
Dreamt 	Ravet 	rah-vit 	
Talk 	Tikker 	tih-kir 	
Talked 	Tikst 	tikst 	
Talking 	Tikken 	tih-kin 	
Talker 	Tikman 	tik-man 	
Speak 	Spekker 	speh-ker 	
Speaked 	Spekst 	spekst 	
Spoke 	Spekest 	speh-kist 	
Speaking 	Spekken 	speh-kin 	
Speaker 	Spekman 	spek-man 	
Hair 	Arer 	ah-rer 	
Move 	Plase 	plahz 	
Moved 	Plast 	plahst 	
Moving 	Plasen 	plah-sin 	
Mover 	Plasman 	plahs-man 	
Know 	Zeve 	zaive 	
Knowed 	Zaivst 	zaivst 	
Knew 	Zaivst 	zaivst 	
Known 	Zaivet 	zay-vit 	
Knows 	Zaiver 	zay-ver 	
Knowledge 	Zaivenatten	zay-vin-ah-tin 	
Memory 	Zevakt 	zeh-vakt 	
Memorise 	Zevakten 	zeh-vak-tin 	
Memorised 	Zevakst 	zeh-vak-st 	
Memorising 	Zevaktet 	zeh-vak-tet 	
Remember 	Ganzevakt 	gan-zeh-vakt 	
Remembering	Ganzevaktet	gan-zeh-vak-tet	
Remembered 	Ganzevakst 	gan-zeh-vak-st 	
Play 	Plapos 	plah-poe 	
Playing 	Plapotet 	plah-poe-tet 	
Player 	Plapoman 	plah-poe-man 	
Played 	Plapot 	plah-pot 	
Fight 	Luge 	looj 	Referring to the verb (e.g. "to fight")
Battle 	Luge 	looj 	Referring to the verb (e.g. "to battle")
Fight 	Kombattia 	kom-bah-tyah 	Referring to the noun (e.g. "a fight")
Battle 	Kombattia 	kom-bah-tyah 	Referring to the noun (e.g. "a battle")
Fighting 	Lugetet 	loo-jeh-tet 	
Battling 	Lugetet 	loo-jeh-tet 	
Fighter 	Lugerman 	loo-jer-man 	
Battler 	Lugerman 	loo-jer-man 	
Fought 	Luget 	loo-jet 	
Battled 	Luget 	loo-jet 	
Being born 	Bretet 	breh-tet 	
Born 	Bre 	breh 	
Birth 	Brefel 	breh-fell 	
Died 	Stor 	stor 	
Dying 	Stortet 	stor-tet 	
Dead 	Storet 	stor-et 	
Death 	Storfel 	stor-fell 	
Sing 	Melodos 	meh-lor-doss 	
Singing 	Melodet 	meh-lor-det 	
Sung 	Melot 	meh-lot 	
Sang 	Melot 	meh-lot 	
==Numbers==
English 	Numeral 	Geltan 	Pronunciation
Zero 	0 	Næl 	nerl
One 	1 	E̊n 	ain
Two 	2 	Dou 	doo
Three 	3 	Sua 	swah
Four 	4 	Fer 	fair
Five 	5 	Quit 	kweet
Six 	6 	Zek 	zeck
Seven 	7 	Seben 	seh-bin
Eight 	8 	Ok 	ock
Nine 	9 	Ne̊n 	neyn
Ten 	10 	Zen 	zen
Eleven 	11 	Zen-e̊n 	zen-ain
Twelve 	12 	Zen-dou 	zen-doo
Thirteen 	13 	Zen-sua 	zen-swar
Twenty 	20 	Dou-zen 	doo-zen
Twenty-one 	21 	Dou-zen-e̊n 	doo-zen-ain
Hundred 	100 	Cent 	sarnt
One hundred 	100 	E̊n-cent 	ain-sarnt
Thousand 	1000 	Dessier 	deh-syair
One thousand 	1000 	E̊n-dessier 	ain-deh-syair
Two thousand and twenty three	2023 	Dou-dessier-næl-cent-dou-zen-sua	doo-deh-syair-nerl-sarnt-doo-zen-swah
Million 	1,000,000 	Million 	mee-lee-yon
One million 	1,000,000 	E̊n-million 	ain-mee-lee-yon
Billion 	1,000,000,000	Billion 	bee-lee-yon
One billion 	1,000,000,000	E̊n-billion 	ain-bee-lee-yon
==Date and time==
English 	Geltan 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Second 	Slarej 	slah-ray 	
Minute 	Dorrej 	dor-ray 	
Hour 	Absej 	ab-say 	
Day 	Tåg 	targ 	
Week 	Sman 	sman 	
Month 	Mont 	mornt 	
Year 	Ne̊ 	ney 	
Decade 	Zenne̊ 	zen-ney 	
Century 	Centzenne̊	sarnt-zen-ney 	
Millenia 	Millennie 	mee-len-nee 	
Millenium	Millennium	mee-len-nee-yoom	
January 	Janivie 	yah-nee-vee 	
February 	Vibrie 	vee-bree 	
March 	Marcer 	mah-ser 	
April 	Avril 	ah-vreel 	
May 	Maja 	mah-yah 	
June 	Jun 	yoon 	
July 	Juli 	yoo-lee 	
August 	August 	aou-goost 	
September	Sebmont 	seb-mont 	
October 	Okamont 	or-kah-mont 	
November 	Namont 	nah-mont 	
December 	Zemont 	zeh-mont 	
Monday 	Montåg 	morn-targ 	
Tuesday 	Dartåg 	dar-targ 	
Wednesday	Fertåg 	fair-targ 	
Thursday 	Torståg 	tors-targ 	
Friday 	Ventåg 	ven-targ 	
Saturday 	Yeltåg 	yel-targ 	
Sunday 	Laståg 	las-targ 	
Weekday 	Smantåg 	sman-targ 	
Weeknight	Smannek 	sman-nek 	
Weekend 	Smanlast 	sman-larst 	
Today 	Odåg 	or-darg 	
Tonight 	Odnekk 	od-nek 	
Yesterday	Laståg 	lars-targ 	
Tomorrow 	Nikståg 	neeks-targ 	
Morning 	Morgen 	mor-gin 	
Afternoon	Vernen 	vair-nin 	
Evening 	Ouvern 	ooh-vern 	
Night 	Nekk 	nek 	
Time 	Sej 	sey 	
Times 	Sejer 	sey-yer 	
Timing 	Sejen 	sey-yin 	
Timed 	Sejst 	seyst 	
==Writing and graphing==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Book 	Bug 	boog
Paper 	Papieur 	pah-pyair
Stationery	Papiertuler	pah-pyair-too-ler
Pencil 	Odrit 	oh-dreet
Pen 	Crejodrit 	kray-oh-dreet
Graph 	Graf 	graf
Ruler 	Lengindice 	leng-een-deese
Pencilcase	Tulersach 	too-ler-sash
==Colours==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation
Colour 	Color 	kor-lor
Red 	Ret 	ret
Scarlet 	Sharlite 	shar-leet
Crimson 	Kramase 	krah-marz
Orange 	Randz 	ranj
Brown 	Brune 	broon
Bronze 	Bronza 	bron-zah
Yellow 	Hilbe 	heel-ber
Gold 	Hor 	hor
Chartreuse	Kartjuse 	kar-tyoos
Lime 	Lim 	leem
Green 	Verd 	vaird
Cyan 	Kans 	kans
Turquoise 	Durkston 	doork-ston
Blue 	Blå 	blar
Purple 	Purpelle 	poor-pell
Indigo 	Indiko 	een-dee-kor
Fuschia 	Fuchsia 	fyoo-shar
Violet 	Fiolet 	fyor-let
Pink 	Rosie 	ror-zee
White 	Kanke 	kank
Grey 	Zense 	zens
Silver 	Slibe 	sleeb
Black 	Nå 	nah
Rainbow 	Klekterkolor	klek-ter-kor-lor
==Food and beverage==
English 	Geltan 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Food 	Ediber 	eh-dee-ber 	
Drink 	Beverage 	beh-ver-ah-geh 	Referring to the object/category.
Beverage 	Beverage 	beh-ver-ah-geh 	
Fruit 	Vrout 	vroot 	
Vegetable 	Legumos 	leh-goo-moss 	
Eat 	Etten 	eh-tin 	
Eats 	Etter 	eh-ter 	
Eating 	Etterst 	eh-terst 	
Eated 	Ettet 	eh-tit 	
Ate 	Ettet 	eh-tit 	
Drink 	Trink 	treenk 	Referring to the action.
Drinks 	Trinker 	treen-ker 	
Drinking 	Trinkest 	treen-kist 	
Drinked 	Trinket 	treen-ket 	
Drank 	Trinkt 	treenkt 	
Eater 	Ettman 	et-man 	
Drinker 	Trinkman 	treenk-man 	
Seed 	Gran 	gran 	
Seedless 	Nongran 	non-gran 	
Apple 	Pellen 	peh-lin 	
Banana 	Banan 	bah-nan 	
Orange 	Sitasen 	see-tah-sen 	
Pineapple 	Ananas 	ah-nah-nars 	
Pear 	Paren 	pah-rin 	
Lemon 	Agersitruz 	ah-ger-see-trooz	
Potato 	Terrepellen	tair-peh-lin 	
Carrot 	Kroten 	kroah-tin 	
Corn 	Mezzen 	meh-zin 	
Pea 	Podling 	pod-ling 	
Bean 	Bien 	been 	
Green bean	Verterbien 	vair-ter-been 	
Baked bean	Korerbien 	kor-rer-been 	
Pizza 	Pizza 	peet-zah 	
Fries 	Frit 	freet 	
Chip 	Kip 	keep 	
Juice 	Chouse 	shooz 	
Milk 	Letten 	leh-tin 	
Citrus 	Sitruz 	see-trooz 	
Cake 	Kakker 	kah-ker 	
Cookie 	Kuki 	koo-kee 	
Cheese 	Kasen 	kah-zin 	
Cherry 	Kerise 	keh-reez 	
Yoghurt 	Flaverpast 	flah-ver-past 	
Yogurt 	Flaverpast 	flah-ver-past 	
Flavour 	Flaven 	flah-vin 	
Flavoured 	Flaver 	flah-ver 	
Paste 	Pasten 	pah-stin 	
Pasta 	Pets 	pets 	
Spaghetti 	Shillenpet 	shil-lin-pet 	
==Clothing==
English 	Jonish 	Pronunciation	Notes
Clothe 	Vesen 	veh-zin 	Referring to the verb (e.g. "to clothe").
Clothes 	Vesklen 	vess-klin 	Referring to the noun.
Shirt 	Corte 	kort 	
T-Shirt 	Corte 	kort 	
Sweatshirt	Cortedesor 	kort-dih-zor 	
Dress 	Dresen 	dray-zin 	Referring to the verb (e.g. "to dress").
Dress 	Rube 	roob 	Referring to the garment (e.g. "a dress").
Dress up 	Audresen 	ao-dray-zin 	
Pants 	Jemhorte 	yem-hort 	
Shorts 	Lijem 	lee-yem 	
Skirt 	Perube 	pair-roob 	
Shoe 	Algend 	arl-gend 	
Sock 	Sochen 	soar-shin 	
Singlet 	Engarm 	en-garm 	
Glove 	Lovie 	loah-vee 	
Scarf 	Flere 	flair 	
Hat 	Cheppe 	shep 	
Beanie 	Wollercheppe	woll-ler-shep	
Helmet 	Starkchep 	stark-shep 	
High heels	Arpergend 	ar-per-gend 	
Glasses 	Spektikal 	spek-tee-karl	
Hairclip 	Arerklip 	ah-rer-kleep 	
==Other words ==
English 	Geltan 	Pronunciation 	Notes
Agree 	Sadrej 	sah-drey 	
Disagree 	Nonsadrej 	non-sah-drey 	
Love 	Marer 	mah-rair 	
Like 	Me̊ror 	mey-ror 	
Dislike 	Nonme̊ror 	non-mey-ror 	
Hate 	Majs 	mighs 	
Again 	Nakra 	nah-krah 	
Welcome 	Felki 	fel-kee 	
News 	Nojaz 	noy-yarz 	
Sport 	Despot 	deh-spot 	
Cheer 	Chessen 	shair-sin 	
Cheery 	Chesser 	shair-ser 	
Cheer 	Fordbride 	ford-breed 	Referring to the noise of cheering.
Cheering 	Fordbrider	ford-bree-der 	Referring to the noise of cheering.
Cheered 	Fordbridet	ford-bree-det 	Referring to the noise of cheering.
Noise 	Bride 	breed 	
Sound 	Bride 	breed 	
Loud 	Ford 	ford 	
Quiet 	Nonford 	non-ford 	
Silent 	Nonbride 	non-breed 	
Up 	Ap 	arp 	
Down 	Bas 	bars 	
Upward 	Apfret 	arp-fret 	
Forward 	Vorfret 	vor-fret 	
Downward 	Basfret 	bars-fret 	
Backward 	Bikfret 	beek-fret 	
Left 	Leg 	leg 	
Right 	Rik 	reek 	As in the direction.
Leftward 	Legsfret 	legs-fret 	
Rightward 	Riksfret 	reeks-fret 	
Onward 	Sefret 	seh-fret 	
Toward 	Odfret 	odd-fret 	
Collect 	Klekken 	kleh-kin 	
Collected 	Klekst 	klekst 	
Collection 	Klekkatten	kleh-kar-tin 	
Collector 	Klekman 	klek-man 	
Collecting 	Klekkennen	kleh-ken-in 	
Direction 	Fretten 	freh-tin 	
Game 	Spel 	spell 	
Video game 	Animspel 	ah-neem-spell 	
Video 	Animpik 	ah-neem-peek 	
Audio 	Audia 	ah-ooh-dee-yah	
Event 	Fel 	fell 	
Free 	Pjaj 	pyigh 	
Equal 	Egal 	eh-garl 	
Right 	Vord 	vord 	As in "human right(s)".
Endow 	Doreso 	dor-reh-sor 	
Reason 	Resona 	reh-sor-nah 	
Toward 	Defret 	deh-fret 	
Other 	Ort 	ort 	
Another 	Derort 	deh-rort 	
Spirit 	Ger 	gair 	
Brotherhood	Erkonhed 	air-korn-haid 	
Music 	Quemrythm 	kwem-ree-thim 	Formal.
Music 	Musik 	moo-zeek 	Informal.
==Words with no direct translation==
* Konzomen (kon-ZOR-men) - Consumable items. Umbrella term that could refer to food (ediber) or beverages/drinks (beverage).
*Sueren/Sn. (swear-en) - A gender-neutral title. Can translate into Mx, Misc, Ind, Mre, Msr, or Pr.
==Terms that translate to single words== 
*Av man millennie (arv-marn-mee-len-nee) - Directly translates to "for many millennia". Can translate into the word "forever".
==Phrases == 
*Da goeurd mamsitzer - Of good standard; can be used to mean "all right" (e.g: Ten da goeurd mamsitzer)
*Aller chessen - All right / Alright; directly translates to "all cheer"
==Wording styles, grammar, plurals, etc.==
The following are rules used by Geltan native speakers. 
*Noun first, then l' (la if the word begins with L), before the verb. Example: Eradz l'taun.
*Geltan, similarly to many Romance languages, uses gendered nouns, for example a word that standardly ends in "er" (masculine). would have "ine" added to become "erine", and make a feminine word. The neutral equivalent is "erinou".
*«Quotation marks are two triangles.»
*Unless a word already has a unique plural form, in order to pluralize a word, add: 
**if the word ends in a consonant:
***-er (pronounced air) - masc.
***-erine (pronounced air-een) - fem.
***-erine̊ (pronounced air-ee-ney) - neutral
**if the word ends in a vowel:
***informal: 
****-r (pronounced -r) - masc.
****-rine (pronounced reen) - fem.
**** -rine̊ (pronounced ree-ney) - neutral
***formal:
****-ler (pronounced -ler) - masc.
****-lerine (pronounced ler-een) - fem.
****-lerine̊ (pronounced ler-ee-ney) - neutral
**There are two exceptions to this rule. 
***If the word ends in "ster" (typically words referring to fractions), pluralise by adding "ie" (pronounced ee) to the end of the word.
***If the word ends in "-en", then unless the word has a unique pluralisation, replace N with R to create "-er".
*The shorter version of example (eksampla) is Eks.
*Geltan speakers exclusively use Celsius. Therefore, C/F/K after the degree is not used (unless to make clear the temperature type).
*Dates and times: 
**dd/mm/yyyy
**(day), XX. Month XXXX
**XX:XX / XXh (XXm XXs) (Geltan speakers exclusively use 24-hour time.)
*For terms such as "first", "second", "third", etc., take a number and add "ster" to the end. The equivalent of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. is 1s., 2s., 3s., 4s., etc.
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