Sampran

**Some Sampran Linguistics**

Name:Makka

Hello: Solae

Yes: Solae

No: Eh

Ek: Is

Pu: Are

I: Nir

You: Nirz

He/She: Nirt

We: Niru

You Plural: Nirzu

They: Nirtu

Our/Us: Niruze (Special… \_\_APB)

Example: “Nire makka ek Phiruushuu”

Cava:Have

Cavlaz:Had

Caven:Get

Verbal past tense: drop end vowel and add ‘laz’

Verbal future tense: drop end vowel and add ‘en’

Action Verb/ING: drop end vowels and add ‘az’

Example: Nirz malajaz sampran? - Are you understanding sampran?

To have or possess a great deal of something: Add “-puuzuu” to the end

Example: “Nir cava swag-puuzuu!” - “I have so much swag!”

Without: Chuff=Less (EX:1:Madasachuf = Lifeless 2:Gautempachuf = Meaningless)

Plural: drop vowels and add ‘u’

Possessive: Add an ‘e’

[Formal] Question: Add ‘eh’ after question

Personal reflexive verbs: a verb whose direct object is the same as its subject,when both object and subject are within the speaker. Drop end vowels and add ‘oun’

\*Ex: I wash myself - ‘Nirz korzoun nirzoun’

Questions:

Wuun: What ‘eh’ ‘?’

Kuun: When ‘eh’ ‘?’

Chuuba: Who ‘eh’ ‘?’

Naruuba: Why ‘eh’ ‘?’

Muunaba: How ‘eh’ ‘?’

**Words -**

Ich - to

Ahkee: Here

Amoan: Mouth

Ana: Mother

Ala: Father

Azmoak: Friend

Blech: Filth

Bong: Belong

Buupa: Study; -ology/Science (EX: Madasa buupa = Life science/Life studies)

Morza:Clean

Cava: Possess/own/have

Copp: Can

Cazaza: To maintain

Cuuka: Language

Cuuzu: The language of the speaker - see “Ushuu” for further explanation

Carscada: Dumb down/bastardize

Madas: To declare war

Madasa: Life

Nerto: Force

Nalung: along/with (To be accompanied by)

Hagur: Weapon

Haerp:Come

Hafta: Law

Haf:Good

Hm: Kill

Gaur: Today

Jalla: Time

Jampor: Culture

Hoopla: Accomodate

Laj: Also/And

Luupa - Woman (Formal), [Plural Irregular: Luupua]

 **Sawhl: Sun**

Sawhlmorza: Good Morning / Clean Morning

Solia:Month

Aninota: Neck

Yolak:Hour

Yora: Trust

Mediatia:Meditation/Deep thought

Machcatzo: Men (Formal)

Hertz: Control

Piir: Word

Puuzpuu: Respond/ Answer/ Reply

Sans: All

Sern: A happening/ Going on

Soc: Container/box/crate

Pinno: Person of low intelligence

Anaia: Life

Eenrahl: Religious value

Ehp: Not

Ek: Is

Enleena: straight

Eur - Of (Pertaining to a specific object, group, or place)

Umpazte: Other

Uzte: Only

Hop: On

Luuz: Move

Dut: One

Pai: ‘Dare’ EX: ‘How DARE you = “Nirz pai Muunaba?!”

Makka: Name

Malaj: Understand/Know

Muulu: Less than/ Lower ( Can also mean “To lower”)

Nahikoa: Demeaning

Hecit: Accomplish/Do

Fecit: So

Fautempa: Purpose

Gautempa: Meaning

Iocum: Be it

Cappa:Per/Place in order ex; 1st - Dut cappa, 2nd - Duq cappa, 3rd - Dam cappa

Osom: Sharp

Phirr: The reason for doing something.

Pali: A formal name given to a leader

Puulẽ:Point

Pagwa: Equal

Ratta: rat

Txarra: Satisfactory/ Enough/ Sufficient

Tei: The time when something is needed the most

Txac: More than/Higher ( Can also mean “To raise”)

Ushuu: ‘The people of’; refers to that of the speaker. Ex: If a mig uses Ushuu, it refers to humans, If a sampras uses Ushuu, it refers to the Sampras, Etc.

Verra: Virus

Viharra: Weasel

Zalantzan: Brother

Zaerp: Begin/Start

Zaep:Give away freely/Waste

Zocitty: Society/Civilization

Zoip: Am/To be

Uklay : Healthy/recovered/ “Okay”

Zu: Ocean/waters/body of water

Zur: Sailor

Insults:

Pinno:Person of low intelligence

Verra: Virus

Viharra: Weasel

**Phrases:**

-“Nirz korzoun nirzoun.” - Literally- “I wash myself” ; -Meaning/Common usage- “I don’t need anybody to look after me, I am more than capable to take care of myself”

-”Fecit Iocum” - Literally- “So be it.” ; -Meaning/Common usage- “Thing’s don’t change/That’s just the way it is.”

**Names:**

Anaizamuulu - One who lives below

Palihaertei - The leader comes when needed most

Phirrushuu - For the people

**Numbers(Base 10)**

10 Delineation - add ‘z’

100 Delineation - add ‘ -ah’

1000 Delineation - add ‘mal’

100,000 Delineation - add ‘-ah-mal’

One - Dut

Two - Duq

Three - Dam

Four - Jee

Five - Nee

Six - Soq

Seven - Sil

Eight - Mil

Nine - Rak

456,752/Four hundred six thousand, seven hundred fifty two: Jeah-neez-soq-mal silah-neez-duq

Sentence: "Nire zalantzan nire azmoak, zure anaia ek uzte dut, fecit iocum!"

Translation: “My brother, my friend, the sailor’s life is the only one, so be it!”