Arienavian glossary

The official language of Arienai is a dialect of Makkadalish, known as **Arienavian**, or natively as Ārejanen or the **Arienavian language** (Arienavian: **Lojeta Ārejanen**). Due to the distinctive vocabulary, it is sometimes regarded as a related language.

Due to frequent trade with Resovjant, the local Tuuluns, and Bujanski Slavs, this dialect uses more words from their languages in daily life.

Because of its autonomy and diversion from Makkadalish culture, the Arienavians called for making their dialect into a separate language. Olan and Nojenso Province are the only provinces in Bujan that also recognise Arienavian as a separate language.

## Glossary

* ajon - dim, dark
* Ārejanai - Arienai
* Ārejanen - Arienavian
* -au - (plural)
* čelme, čilmi - romantic love, attraction, crush, romance
* -čelmi, -čilmi - to be in love with someone
* da - (Bj, colloquial) yes, yeah
* daburo - (Bj) nice, pleasant
* de- - (a doer)
* desöine - a merchant
* druka - tower
* dual - gift, present
* džā - great
* Džāmjari - Great Morning, New Year's Day
* eime - yes
* gamine, ñamine - distorted, confused, garbled
* han - city, town
* io- - not
* jom - no
* karona - loyalty, trust
* latoi - wooden
* latū - a tree
* loi - language of ...
* lojeta - language
* maiga - glorious, splendid, excellent
* Makodal - Makkadal
* Makodalen - Makkadalish language
* maso - foam
* meloi - small language, dialect
* meva - cat
* mevekka - cat lantern
* mjari - morning
* moe, moje - two
* Mojeltro(kau) - "Two Towers", the provincial flag
* naluan - music
* ned, nei - yes
* ñalin - a bridge
* -ñāra - to live
* Ñaorasa Ārejanai! - Glory to Arienai
* pjōwon - (D) a cannon
* ralezom - wall
* Rīsovjant - Bujan
* söinno - market
* söm, seo - no, not
* stjaso, zraso - (Bj) hello
* suve - blessed
* Suve Džāmjari - Happy New Year
* suvetog - blessed place, holy ground
* tismai, tosmai - fool, failure
* -tog - place of
* tōlau, tsjolau - sun

### Numbers

* yčol - zero
* tolokh - one
* moje - two
* mitsa - three
* nol - four
* vui - five
* čajan - six
* mitson - seven
* mökh - eight
* tloi - nine
* weant, wanta - ten
* očro - hundred
* mjula - thousand
* miččjol - 10000
* hetra - 100k
* widri - million

## Slang

* bljatta - (Bj., vulgar) a curse word
* dolpa - a stupid person
* Gaminand, Ñaminand - "Absurdistan", Bujan
* huilo, uilo - a stupid person, a nuisance; a Bujanski visitor
* Masodal - "Foam Makkadal", (derogatory) Makkadal as Arienai's motherland, especially to mock policies that disadvantage Arienavian natives.
* Mjossodal, Mjasodal - "Meat Makkadal", (derogatory) Makkadal, seen as more vulgar than Makkadal. Very often heard in sports matches between Arienai and Makkadal.
* nahui - (Bj., vulgar) useless
* njet, njem(o) - (Bj.) no, not; "nah"
* pasolnahui, pasallui, pačolnahui, paččolui - (Bj., vulgar) get lost
* Tīsuman - "Broken Resovjant", (derogatory) Bujan as a chaotic, vulgar country of unintelligent fools
* vojopta, vijobta - (Bj., vulgar) an expression of contempt
	+ Originally \*dolbajob + -ta ("fool")
	+ "Ā v\*\*\*\*\*a, danē mai kičau lowakre metnjek" - "Oh, d\*\*n, here we go again"

## See also

* Wonao glossary
* Eosome glossary
* Makkadalish glossary
* Koedaker glossary
* Naonaere glossary