Fjerdan

Fjerdan is the language commonly used by the inhabitants of Fjerda.
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==Phrases==
Fjerdan Phrase 	English Translation
Jer molle pe oonet. Enel mörd je nej trohem verret. 	I have been made to protect you. Only in death will I be kept from this oath. (Drüskelle oath to Fjerda)
Skerden Fjerda, mende hjertzeng, lendten isen en da wanden	The start of the Fjerdan National Anthem
Wanden olstrum end kendesorum. Isen ne bejstrum. 	The water hears and understands. The ice does not forgive.
Fel holm ve koop djel. 	Our home is better for it.
Der git ver raster. 	We are grateful guests.
Djel comenden! 	Djel commands it to be so!
==Words==
Fjerdan Word 	English Translation 	Possible Language Inspiration
drüsje 	witch 	drȳ, "sorcerer or magician" (Old English)
Drüskelle 	witchhunter(s) 	drüsje + killen/kellen, "to kill" (Middle Dutch)
Djel 	Djel, the Fjerdan god of life 	
roëd 	red 	röd, "red" (Swedish)
fetla 	birdMatthias calls Nina “roëd fetla” 	
wej 	magical, Grisha 	
fer 	where 	
esje 	it is 	
demjin 	demon 	
hje 	good 	
marden 	morning 	
jer/je 	I 	jeg (Danish, Norwegian Bokmål)
molle 	have been made 	
pe 	you 	
oonet 	to protect 	
enel 	until/only in 	
mörd 	death 	mors, "death" (Latin)mord, "murder" (Swedish)
trohem 	will keep 	
nej/ne 	[negation] 	ne, "not" (Old English)
verret 	this oath 	veritas, "truth" (Latin)
wanden 	water 	
olstrum 	hears 	olfacere, "to smell" (Latin)
end 	and 	
kendesorum 	understands 	kende, "to know" (Danish)
isen 	ice 	isen, "ice" (Norwegian, Swedish)
bejstrum 	forgives 	
gestinge 	paradise 	
Tig! 	Shut up! Be quiet! 	
torvegen 	tanks 	
Strymakt Fjerdan! 	Fjerdan Might! 	
strymakt 	strength, might 	
Ondetjärn!, Fellenjuret!	exclamations of surprise/ “I’ve found/caught something!” ?	
shimkopper 	piss bucket 	
Ajor 	hello 	
ven tidder 	all is fine 	
ve/ver/ven 	(it) is/(we) are/(they, everything, all) is 	
perjenger 	passenger(s) 	
Sten! 	Stop! 	
desjenet! 	stand down! 	
Neg! 	No! 	nej, "no" (Swedish)
Djerholm 	Home of Djel 	
holm 	home 	
ulle 	chieftain 	
isenulf 	ice wolf (partner to drüskelle) 	isen + ulf, "wolf" (Old Danish)
trassel 	troublemaker 	trassel, "complication, problem" (Swedish)
fel 	our 	
==References==