Djekur Qešrion

Djekur Qešrion (Language of the Keshrans) is the language of Keshra and one of languages of the Drakaeic language family. The language has an SOV word order, 3 cases (Subject, Object, Genitive), no grammatical gender, and is inflective. It is the official language of Keshra and the holy language of Raindancing. It uses the Traveler's Hand(Latin Alphabet) and Mívdjekur Qešrion qam Avjedraón(Keshran Script/Script of the Keshrans and Havenites).
== History ==
Djekur Qešrion comes from the Avjer/Western branch of the Drakaeic language family. Long before the people of Rathnir arrived, the Djeraqu Qešrion was barely even known by many at all in the local area because of the lack of people speaking it, though people in the surrounding lands spoke related languages such as Draki Jorvick and Deker 'Avrion (Jorvickan and Havenic respectively). When the people of Rathnir arrived, the speakers of Jorvickan and Havenric dropped heavily due to the massive amounts of people speaking the traveler's tongue, Jorvickan was infact creolized into Drakaeshlange because of this. In fact, it wasn't just the Drakaeic languages that suffered, it was most other languages in Eldham. Some lived on though because the lack of influence from the outside such as Djekur Qešrion(Keshran).
== Grammar and Syntax ==
Djekur Qešrion is an SOV language (Subject first, object second, verb final in the clause). More specifically, the syntax/word order is the Subject phrase(subject and its adjectives), objective phrase(the object and it's adjectives), then the verb, and if there's a conjunction, throw it in at the final spot of a clause(right after the verb). Adjectives come before the noun and so do prepositions. 
=== Inflection ===
Djekur Qešrion's nouns are inflected based on quantity and case.
Example: Qešur Stem: Qeš
 	Singular	Plural
Subject Form 	Qešur 	Qešrun
Object Form 	Qeširi 	Qeširin
Genitive/Possessive Form	Qešriove	Qešrion
Adjective Form 	Qešrukh 	Qešrukh
Adverbal Form 	Qešruin 	Qešruin
Ir and ar forms are not different at all, ir forms would be -rin, -ir, -iri, -riovi, etc. Ar forms would be -ran, -ari, -arin, -raova, -raon.
Verbs are conjugated by tense exclusively.
Example/Infinitive Form: Djeral -To speak
Present: Djeralqu -I speak/I am speaking
Past: Djeralqir -I spoke, I have spoken
Future: Djeraluyi -I will speak, I will be speaking
Interogative: Djeraluqi -Canst thou speak?
Command Form/Imperative: Djerar -SPEAK!
== Vocabulary ==
Common Sayings
Anaigh - Hello
Qašran siri vlješalqir - Welcome (Lit. The rains have blessed thee)
Ljašigher - Goodbye
Holiday Sayings
Foserar clokuqa rotari krist-riove! - Merry Christmas!
Foserar clokuqa dofje rotariqa! - Happy New Year!
Pronouns
 	First Person	2nd/3rd Person	Plural First Person	Plural 2nd/3rd Person
Subjective	Mur 	Sir 	Mrun 	Srin
Object 	Miri 	Siri 	Mirin 	Sirin
Possessive	Mrióve 	Srióvi 	Mrión 	Srión
Conjunctions
CONJUNCTIONS
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH 	NOTES
qam 	and 	
afjéq 	but/yet 	
bjéntaos 	for/because	
sjé 	so/inorder 	
sjith 	or 	
NOUNS
DJEKUR QEŠRION 	ENGLISH 	NOTES
Djekur 	Speak/Language 	
Qešur 	Keshran 	
Jérvur 	City 	
Atur 	Land 	
Jérvurqa 	Capital City 	Cognate to the Jorvickan word: Jorvik (Jorvick)
Tátanur 	Catanian 	Cognate to the Jorvickan word: Katanja (Catanian)
Objirur 	Hobby/Job 	
Vjiudhir 	Bed 	
Qašar 	Rain 	
Šciraqar 	Mountain 	
Janar 	Person 	
Qetlir 	Title/Name 	
Béfar 	Castle/Fortress 	
Fjebúr 	Leader 	
Luvaqir 	Representative/Representer 	
Šcoidir 	Family/House 	
Remur 	Room 	
Hešir 	House/Home 	
Wacjétur 	Axe/Saw 	
Jetur 	Pickaxe/Shovel 	
Ebeqir 	Food 	
Ebjétur 	Knife 	
Janjétur 	Sword/Weapon 	
Sóradar 	Soran 	
Avjedár 	Havener/Porthavener 	
Jervúrqa Tátanrión	Jorvick 	
Rotár 	Day/Today 	
Bjéknar 	Brain 	
Rotar Kríst-rióve 	Christmas 	
Foseqár 	Troll, Suspicious Man 	
Fosur 	Sussy baka/Sussy Imposter/sus imposter(every other amogus term	
Fuqudár 	Game 	
Fos Fuqudár 	Amogus/Among Us(game) 	
Mívur 	Hand 	
Mívdjekur 	Script/Handwriting/Writing System 	
Urakanur 	Uraki/Urakan 	
Qešriónur 	Keshra 	Colloquial, used poetically aswell for Keshra.
Tanir 	Ancestor 	
Qenar 	good 	
Fónur 	Aura 	
Detar 	That 	
Šejnir 	Gem 	
Qárqanar 	Greatness 	
Coin new terms please, I'll moderate this and adjust and remove terms if needed if they don't fit this language's theme.
VERBS
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH 	NOTES
Djeral 	To speak/say 	
Qentral 	To make 	
Jevral 	To build 	
Scjiral 	To lead 	
Vlješral 	To bless 	
Adhral 	to be in 	
Gjenral 	To be for 	
Eral 	To be/exist 	
-katejal 	To be currently (VERB minus the l at the end)	
Jetural 	To use/mine 	
Mrioveral 	To belong to 	
Fekhural 	To troll/mess with 	
Foseral 	To Have 	
Míral 	To Give 	
Mívdjeral 	To write 	
Bjal 	to Praise 	
Šejral 	to shine 	
Qendrál 	to thank 	
Coin new terms please, I'll moderate this and adjust and remove terms if needed if they don't fit this language's theme.
=== Adjectives ===
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH 	NOTES
Qenakh 	Good 	
Fenarka 	Bad 	
Áme 	Neutral/Normal 	
Bedráki 	Shitty/Crappy 	Vulgar
Djuflékh 	Young 	
Lakakh 	Old 	
Bjeknakh 	Smart 	
Kebjéna 	Dumb 	
Umjénfa 	Super 	
Clokuqa 	Happy/Merry 	
Dofje 	New 	
Foseqrakh 	Suspicious 	
Fós 	sus 	
Qašrakh 	Rainy/holyy/Holy	
Detrakh 	That/This 	
Qárqana 	Great 	
Superlatives(-est) and Comparatives(-er) are actually straight forward
Example: Qenakh
Normal: Qenakh
Comparitive: Ilqenakh
Superlative: Uštqenakh
=== Adverbs ===
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH 	NOTES
Lunaja 	A lot 	
Cajuna 	Only 	
Meruna 	a little	
=== Question Words ===
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH	NOTES
Dje 	What 	
Djere 	Where 	
Danje 	Who 	
Danjig 	Why 	
Djene 	How 	
=== Numbers ===
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH 	NOTES
Ken 	0/No/None	
Caju 	1 	
Dvaju 	2 	
Kuju 	3 	
Treju 	4 	
Cordakh 	5 	
Ljedakh 	6 	
Tsefedakh 	7 	
Nedakh 	8 	
=== Particles ===
DJEKUR QEŠRION	ENGLISH 	NOTES
Bjuz 	0/No/None	
== Romanization/Pronounciation ==
š - English
j - Yay
Dh - The
Q - Arabic Q sound(Uvular Unvoiced Plosive)
a - bot (General American English Example); bath (British English Example)
r - little (General American English is the only way I can show this sound). ( Younger speakers starting to pronounce this like an unlabialized english R)
i - beet
o - gold 
u - book (starting to be pronounced like lower i among newer speakers as in english, bit)
e - bet (newer speakers starting to pronounce this like a in American English "bat" unless a "j" is before the letter)
c - chow (pronounced like K when next to an s/š, this is starting to disappear among newer speakers)
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