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-ob

## Proto-Ov – Affix

/op/

* **passive marker**

### Descendants

1. Aheezee *nágu*,
2. Aheezee *luher*,
3. Aheezee *luhra*,
4. Aheezee *blefda*,
5. Aheezee *hjigesdáe*,
6. Aheezee *hághja*,
7. Aheezee *igwa*,
8. Aheezee *jà*,
9. Aheezee *ágná*,
10. Aheezee *fehla*,
11. Aheezee *nyisfehla*,
12. Aheezee *guda*,
13. Aheezee *juiebdi*,
14. Aheezee *nyidya*,
15. Aheezee *bifulna*,
16. Aheezee *hjusda*,
17. Akhiyoos *shoop*,
18. Akhiyoos *ÿseb*,
19. Akhiyoos *smaacshep*,
20. Akhiyoos *mulep*.
Akhiyoos corpus

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## Nontranslatable words

* *Galishu* – “something done reluctantly or forcedly”
* *Kaariv* — “coatsoul”, the fur motifs specific to a specimen of roocat.

## Idioms

* *Prupor imenk lachustshiisëchal* — used to express utmost amazement.

## Translations

Some of those are subject to obsolescence — the worldbuilder's ordeal. 😔

> Love is when you're missing some of your teeth, but you're not afraid to smile. Because you know your friends will still love you, even though part of you is missing.
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> *Nilsiikhot ashin shignek imoek eeste, zma zaarëmyvt svyir äa ikhys inshi. Sir äa ësvus, äazyl sti nilikhete tuushailek imoek, zis äaëër eest.*
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> /ˈnɪl.siːxɔt ˈa.ʃɪn ˈʃɪ.ŋɛk ɪˈmɔ.ɛk ˈeːs.tɛ | zma ˈzɑːɾ.çɛ.mʏɪ̯t sʋʏɪ̯ɾ çɑː ˈɪ.xʏs ˈɪn.ʃɪ ‖ sɪɾ çɑː ˈçɛs.ʋus | ˈçɑːzʏl stɪ ˈnɪ.lɪ.xɛ.tɛ ˈtuːʃaɪ̯.lɛk ɪˈmɔ.ɛk | zɪs çɑːçɛçɛɾ eːst/
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> [ˈnɪl.siːxɔtʰ ˈa.ʃɪn ˈʃɪ.ŋɛkʰ ɪˈmɔɪ̯kʰ ˈeːs.tʰɛ | zma ˈzɑːʒɛ.mʏɪ̯tʰ sʋʏɪ̯ˈʒ‿ɑː‿ɪ̯.xʏs ˈɪn.ʃɪ ‖ ˈsɪ‿ʒa ˈʝɛs.ʋus | ˈçɑːzʏl stʰɪ ˈnɪl.xɛ.tʰɛ ˈtʰuːʃaɪ̯.lɛkʰ ɪˈmɔɪ̯kʰ | zɪ.ɕ‿ɑːʝɛ.ʝɛɾ eːstʰ]
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> love-COP when tooth-PL your(2S).PL be-missing-REL, but smile-PPART because-of you be-afraid not. Because 2S know, 2S.ACC still love-REL friend-PL your(2S).PL, even-though 2S-part be-missing
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Aheezee writing system

The **Aheezee writing system** (natively ***lejasbághja***) is an impure abjad with mandatory marking of 3 of its 4 vowels (‹e› is not marked) and all of its three diphthongs.

## Handwritten script

Four consonants have a descender: ‹ny hs j hj› (plus ‹h› sometimes, see below). None have an ascender, and only vowels are written above the middle line; they are added on top of the consonant that precedes them. The following notes do not apply to the printing script.

### Vowel carriers

Vowels that stand alone are written on top of a vowel carrier, much like in tengwar. The vowel carrier is a homograph of the grapheme for ‹h›; much confusion is avoided by the fact that ‹h› is oftentimes ligatured to the consonant it precedes – in cases where ‹h› carries a vowel, a descender will be added. Several vowels standing alone in sequence use as many vowel carriers as there are vowels; a double vowel carrier, being ligatured, becomes a homograph of ‹d›, which does not create any confusion because the double vowel carrier will carry a vowel at either end, which no consonant can (a consonant can carry only one vowel).

### Ligatures

Handwritten letters are heavily ligatured, save for ‹n ny ly› which remain isolated at all times; certain graphemes have medial forms because of this. Specific letters in sequence will sometimes not be ligatured either, such as ‹h› and ‹g›. Vowels can be ligatured across syllable boundaries as well.

The name “Eowyn” in both typewriting and handwritten styles.The name “Lily” (Lili) where the second ‹l› is in its medial form.The word *hágba* where ‹h› features a descender.The word “bludu” (Pluto) with ligatured vowels.The phoneme ‹w› does not have a corresponding grapheme. It used to be written with the ‹u› grapheme but was gradually replaced by that for ‹b› in the second half of the 20th century for readability reasons.
Akhiyoos draft

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

Üztupir din ships maash din shopek pishi zkhi itav urëis. Ëpsyyb din kaampin bish almukep din uvissin s shaakhu seb shirshi pshii orisis.

free and equal dignity and right-PL about human-being each be\_born-NEC. Reason and conscience 3P endow-PASS and one\_another DAT spirit with brotherhood about act-NEC

Nyusddebir nágu juse newr nágu jàer ule urnyal nijá básembes.

free and equal dignity and right-PL about human\_being each MEDP-be-born

/ˈɲuz.də.biɾ ˈnaʊ̯.gu ˈʒu.zə nəwɾ ˈnaʊ̯.gu ˈʒoʊ̯.əɾ u.lə ˈuɾ.ɲal ˈni.ʒaʊ̯ ˈbaʊ̯.zəm.bəz/

[ˈjuzːbiɾ ˈnaʊ̯.gu ʒuz nəwɾ ˈnaʊ̯.gu ˈʒoʊ̯ɾ ul ˈuɾ.jal ˈni.ʒaʊ̯ ˈbaʊ̯.zəm.bəz]
-aa

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

From  Proto-Ov *\*wa*. Words ending in -a have -a → -oo instead, following in the regular \*/awa/ → /o:/ sound change. Words ending in -e have -e → -aa (\*/ewa/ → /ɑː/). In derivatives of three syllables or more, -aa is buffed to -aaC (C being the first preceding consonant) to compensative for vowel reduction (see stöfyn → stöfynaan).

/ə/

* **adjectiviser**
Awakened Zeon

**Awakened Zeon** is a character from *Exos Heroes*. He is an obtainable character.

## Journal Entry

Zeon gained new strength from the attack of Shufraken and the secret medicine of Shirosaku.

As he was able to use a fraction of the Dragon Emperor's power, he was qualified to use Accor's relics. Also he could freely use both of his arms, as the seal of Jinai can be arbitrarily released if necessary.

On the bright side, it can be said that everything has worked out for the best in an unlikely situation. However, it is not possible to release the seal for a long time, as it's suppressing a huge surge of power. Because it is almost impossible to contain the power of a Dragon Emperor inside a human's body.

That's if it's an ordinary human body.

## Quotes

* I changed quite a bit huh... there's a reason for it.
* Oh, the injury? Nah, I'm fine.
* I assure you, I'll never lose again.
* Did the seal weaken? I'm overflowing with power.
* Is everyone okay? Good.
* Here I come! (Basic Attack)
* I only need one hand for the likes of you. (Blazing Sword)
* I'll rip you apart! (Unleash Power)
* Everyone... run... (Death 1)
* I never wanted... to lose... (Death 2)

## Stats

Level 75/75
 Dodge
 110

Level 100/100
 Dodge
 110

## Skills

 Final Hit 3
* Gain Mana (1 mana)

 File:EH Blazing Sword Icon.jpgBlazing Sword
 File:EH Unleash Power Icon.jpgUnleash Power
-isi

## Proto-Ov – Affix

/isi/

* **verbaliser**

### Derived terms

1. *enbêisi*
2. *ńêlaisi*
3. *bloarisi*
4. *kîxaksi*
5. *frisi*
6. *kieisi*
7. *qlêkaksi*
8. *kiraonsi*
9. *foalkisi*
10. *petêqurisi*
11. *qlialîrsi*
12. *ieqirsi*
13. *loasi*
14. *nîtsi*
15. *pwoxagsi*
16. *ńêlaisi*
17. *oasxû*
18. *smiasi*
19. *siasi*
20. *koamsi*

### Descendants

1. Ov *i*,
2. Aheezee *ásusi*,
3. Aheezee *-i*,
4. Aheezee *janisi*,
5. Akhiyoos *-ë*,
6. Akhiyoos *-iche*.
Ninberlings

Medidas: 0.85-0.7 de altura. de pechos: máximo 1.0

Comúnmente llamadas Hadas, son una raza perseguida y esclavizada en una parte del viejo mundo. Los Sartanos las usaban como mascotas y sirvientas, debido a su belleza inigualable a la de los elfos. Son pequeñas del tamaño de un enano aunque algunas pueden superarlo, suelen tener el pelo cortito y adornado. Tienen alas que los sartanos usan para algunas fórmulas alquímicas muy exóticas.

Cuando se descubrió Tair-Fasir no dudaron en huir en masa hacia allí, aunque muchas no llegaron, secuestradas en barcos o por piratas. Algunas de estas hadas hartas de que se las trate como objetos han creado una organización para luchar en Tair-Fasir contra todo lo que les suponga un peligro a su raza. Pueden llegar a 150-200 años de vida.

(Raza especial, podrá volar y convertirse en una hadita pequeña. Esta clase está limitada a ser campesino, mago y ladrón. No puede ser guerrero)

**(( En construcción ))**
Adjectiviser

## English

→  Wiktionary

Known translations:

1. Aheezee *u* (for visible assimilations),
2. Aheezee *s* (to form adjectives from adverbs or adpositions),
3. Aheezee *ul* (for qualities),
4. Aheezee *j*,
5. Aheezee *nu* (for visible concepts),
6. Aheezee *diun-* (used to form augmentative adjectives),
7. Öshri *-shpVr* (for qualities),
8. Öshri *-gVng* (for comparisons; “-like”),
9. Öshri *-zhrVt* (noun to adjective; abstract),
10. Öshri *-tri* (noun to adjective, regular),
11. Öshri *-Vng* (inessive),
12. Öshri *eheng* (meaning “not pertaining to”),
13. Proto-Ov *\*-abal* (“-inducing”),
14. Proto-Ov *\*-axar* (pertaining to),
15. Proto-Ov *\*-qur* (“-seeking”),
16. Proto-Ov *\*-eas* (for qualities relating to a concept).
Whirl

### **Biography:**

   Whirl aspires to be a Rescue Bot police officer like Chase, though while her senior has a no-nonsense approach, Whirl is all optimism and heavily into Earth culture like fellow copter-bot Blades. Her enthusiasm for the work can be overwhelming, and her sense of judgement may lead to some simply *ridiculous* theories and quotes, giving her fellow recruits pause; more often than not she's proven right, though it may take some time for her friends to follow her advice. She is into Earth culture. She grows a friendship with Scorch.

### **Tools:**

#### **Rotors:**

Following a rescue in Griffin Rock, the recruits persuaded Hoist to make new rescue tools for them all. Whirl got new rotors on her arms.

#### **Polyvisor:**

The Sparksayer gifted Whirl with a polyvisor which she put to good use during a volcano rescue.

### **Mul-T-Cog:**

With her new Mul-T-Cog,Whirl is able to transform into a new car mode.

### **Relationship:**

#### **With Medix:**

Whirl acts like a big sister to Medix,after he needed guidance to master his new helicopter mode.

#### **With Mister Pettypaws:**

Whirl is often seen with Mister Pettypaws and she likes him.

#### **With Scorch:**

Whirl grows a friendship with Scorch after pulling him out during a crash.

## Whirl

### Relatives

Hotshot,Medix,Wedge and Hoist (Friends)Cody (Human)Boulder,Chase,Blades,Grimlock,Perceptor,Bumblebee and Heatwave (Teachers)Chase (Mentor)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Yellow

**Notes:**

* *Rescue Bots Academy* Whirl is the first incarnation of the character to be portrayed as a female.
* Her concept art features a different design much more likely based on her G1 counterpart.
Collective marker

## English

→  Wiktionary

Known translations:

1. Aheezee *lej*,
2. Proto-Ov *\*-n* (for inanimate nouns),
3. Akhiyoos *-öt* (for words ending in -in or -il; caamil → caamöt),
4. Akhiyoos *-shit* (for words ending in -c or -sh; lec → leshit),
5. Akhiyoos *-it* (in all other cases),
6. Proto-Ov *\*-ŕia* (for animate nouns).
Unshifted Reality: destruction of dissonance

**Unshifted Reality: destruction of dissonance** is a animated movie as well as altered universe of unshifted reality

## Story

Story takes place 1xx years after the main events of unshifted reality, in altered universe that is a outcome of Frisk's, Chara's, Asriel's and Inryu's actions, the universe became corrupted thus' adding more characters that are not supposed to be there or exist, which result someone to find a solution to put an end for altered universe and make unshifted reality the only one universe.

## Characters

1. Wariun

Wariun is a main protagonist that is going through the universe to find the core of altered universe and put an end of it

2. Nurei

Nurei is one of four protagonist helping Wariun in finding the core
Dahrijne bururres

## Aheezee – Phrase

From  Aheezee *dahrijne* and *bururres*, the passive form of  Aheezee *burres*, literally “well done”. Used to answer most kinds of gratefulness (when receiving a present for example), but  Aheezee *rubru gnáidy* is used to answer gratitude for having received help.

/dahˈɾiʒ.nə buˈɾu.ɾəz/, [ˌdah.ɾim.buˈɾu.ɾəz]

* **you're welcome**
Fagfer

## Aheezee – Noun

From  Proto-Ov *\*pwoxag* and  Proto-Ov *\*fêr*, through an intermediate stage where Middle Aheezee *fahəkfəɾ* (“true name”) and *fəɾ* (“name”) were distinguished, the former being used for names typical of the upper class – firstly out of respect, but later as a form of mockery. The former was gradually reappropriated in all social classes, causing *fəɾ* to fall out of use.

/ˈvag.vəɾ/ — Inanimate

* **name**

### Derived terms

1. *fagfargam*
2. *fagfurgum*
3. *fagfringim*
Faji

## Aheezee – Verb

From  Aheezee *faj* and  Aheezee *-i*.

/ˈva.ʒi/

1. *(intransitive)* **exist**
2. *(transitive, with duhju)* **be in front of**
3. *(transitive, with ule and duhju)* **face** (something or someone)
4. *(transitive, with ule and duhju)* **confront**
5. *(mediopassive, intransitive)* **pretend**
6. *(mediopassive, intransitive)* **act**
7. *(mediopassive, transitive)* **play** (a role)

### Derived terms

1. *fásajilyum*
2. *fásajilawer*
Dihjis

## Aheezee – Noun

From Middle Öshri *tisjīs*, whence  Öshri *tishīs*, ultimately from  Proto-Ov *\*dekies*. Cognate to  Aheezee *dyes*.

/ˈdi.ʃiz/ — Inanimate

1. **top**
2. **summit**
3. **hill**

 Aheezee – Noun

From an earlier *dijehis* (whose regular outcome would have been *dijuhis*), itself from  Proto-Ov *\*dikiexis*, plural instrumental form of  Proto-Ov *\*dikiex*. It became a homonym of the above by analogy to the position of power (the top).

/ˈdi.ʃiz/ — Animate

1. **master** (boss)
2. **leader**
Diuninyi

## Aheezee – Verb

From  Aheezee *diuni* and  Aheezee *nyi*.

/ˌdi.uˈni.ɲi/, [diˈuɲ.ɲi] — Transitive

1. **verify**
2. **prove**
3. **validate**

 Aheezee – Adjective

From the above, probably a reduction of an unattested \**diuninyinyi*, from the above plus  Aheezee *nyi*.

/ˌdi.uˈni.ɲi/, [diˈuɲ.ɲi]

1. **verifiable**
2. **provable**
Fihju

## Aheezee – Verb

From  Proto-Ov *\*fiasgu*. The meaning “to fall” was applied to rain and snow, but later extended to other weather verbs (see derived terms).

/ˈvi.ʃu/ — Intransitive

1. **fall** (via gravity)
2. **sleep**
3. *(mediopassive)* **collapse**
4. *(mediopassive)* **tumble**

### Derived terms

1. *fihjlyum*
2. *bliser fihju*
3. *dyudem fihju*
4. *jef fihju*
Dyihjies

## Aheezee – Verb

From  Aheezee *dyihji* and  Aheezee *-es*.

/t͡ʃiˈʃi.əz/

1. *(transitive)* **consume**
2. *(transitive)* **spend** (not money but a resource, like efforts)
3. *(formal; intransitive, with jes)* **involve**
4. *(formal; intransitive, with jes)* **concern** (be about)
5. *(mediopassive, intransitive)* **work out** (exercise)
6. *(mediopassive, intransitive)* **give one's best**
7. *(mediopassive, intransitive)* **do one's best**
Achn

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

* ***Achn*** comes from  Proto-Ov *\*-oxên*, the bare second person plural possessive affix. The reason why this does not follow the same pattern as the other possessives may be that this was used as a formal 2S ending distinguished from a hypothetical informal 2P ending, \**oamoxên*, that would have followed the regular pattern if retained.
* ***Aanve*** comes from an earlier *akhənve*, diachronically  Proto-Ov *\*-oxên* *-ve* (compare the accusative marker in  Akhiyoos *önve*). Sometimes respelt as *aavn* or *avn* in slang to reflect the informal pronunciations [ɑːʊ̯n] and [ɑʊ̯n].
* ***Achnec*** comes from *achn* with the regular accusative marker. This is the only possessive that is morphologically unchanged since its earlier evolutive stage.
* ***Aanvot*** comes from an earlier *aanveot*, the regular accusative form of *aanve*, through regular allomorphy (eo>o). Sometimes respelt as *aavnot*, *avnot* or *avnt* in slang to reflect the informal pronunciations [ɑːʊ̯.nət], [ɑʊ̯.nət] and [ɑʊ̯nt].

/ˈa.χən/

* **your** (plural possessor)

### Derived term

* *frachnec*

 PL | *achnec*/ˈaχ.nək/
Gi

## Aheezee – Conjunction

**(1)** From an earlier *giàr* (a cognate to  Akhiyoos *gyyvur*), from \**qêliqur*, possible deformation of \**qêliiqur*, consequential form of  Proto-Ov *\*iqur*; cognate to  Aheezee *iwur*. The apocope of *giàr* to *gi* is explained by the reanalysis of *-à-* as a relative marker (which is why this now triggers a relative clause).
**(2)** From  Proto-Ov *\*qêli-*, the consequential marker.

/d͡ʒi/

1. *(followed by a verb in the relative form)* **to** (“in order to”; “so that”)
2. **subjunctive marker** (if the verb is not compatible with morphological marking of the subjunctive)

 Aheezee – Noun

From  Proto-Ov *\*kŕia*, cognate to  Ov *ge*.

/d͡ʒi/ — Inanimate

* **cold**

### Derived terms

1. *ginu*
2. *gijwen*
Gárile

From  Proto-Ov *\*kŕoarqlê*, cognate to  Ov *garł*.

/ˈd͡ʒaʊ̯.ɾi.lə/ — Inanimate

* **gore**

 Aheezee – Idiom

From  Proto-Ov *\*koamsi* and  Proto-Ov *\*-qlê*, cognate to  Akhiyoos *kaariv*. The distinction in pronunciation with the above should be dialectal, but it was standardised when the words because homographs in order to keep them distinct. The same is thought to have happened with the animeity distinction, as earlier attestations show this acceptation as inanimate.

/ˈgaʊ̯.ɾi.lə/ — Animate

* Idiom or nontranslatable word – refer to the **Aheezee corpus**
Fuvismai

## Akhiyoos  – Noun

From  Akhiyoos *fuve*,  Akhiyoos *-isc*, and possibly an irregular outcome of \**-oxk*, first person possessive in  Proto-Ov , through an attested intermediate *-ai* that would not have reduced to *-i*, and a possible intermediate \**-aŋ(k)*; the *-m-* would be explained by contamination from  Akhiyoos *imanc*. Informally, endearingness can be increased by respelling it phonetically as  Akhiyoos *vuuismai*.

/ˈfʊ.ʋɪs.məɪ̯/, [ˈʋuːɪ̯s.məɪ̯]

1. *(endearing)* **sweetie**
2. **sweetheart**.
Gnái

## Aheezee – Verb

From  Proto-Ov *\*kneo* and  Proto-Ov *\*iasib*, cognate to  Akhiyoos *kino*.

/ˈgna.wi/

1. *(intransitive)* **come**
2. *(intransitive, with ule)* **ask**
3. *(intransitive, with ule)* **ask a question**
4. *(intransitive, with ule)* **inquire**
5. *(mediopassive, transitive)* **remember**
6. *(mediopassive, transitive, with ule)* **call** (for someone)

### Derived terms

1. *rubru gnáidy*
2. *gnáisá*
Haj

## Aheezee – Adposition

Reduction of an earlier irregular \*hahe (\*fahar was expected), from  Proto-Ov *\*pŕoxor*, cognate to  Ov *bör* and  Aheezee *har*.

/haʒ/

* **by** (relative-passive particle – refer to the grammar)

 Aheezee – Numeral

From  Proto-Ov *\*soxak*, cognate to  Ov *sök*,  Öshri *zhëba*,  Vayst *sovk* and  Akhiyoos *khakhk*.

/haʒ/

* **four** (4)
Gyyvur

## Akhiyoos  – Adposition

From an earlier *giwur* (a cognate to Middle Aheezee *giàr* – more at  Aheezee *gi*). The form *giwur* first became *gyvur*, which was shortened as  Akhiyoos *gyyvr* before a vowel and sentence-finally, with the regular vowel lengthening that occurs for /ʏ/ in monosyllabic words. This sound change later applied back to *gyvur*, causing it to align with *gyyvr* in the currently known form *gyyvur*.

/ˈgyːʋuɾ/

* **subjunctive marker**
I / I

## English

→  Wiktionary

Known translations:

1. Aheezee *lyajne*,
2. Aheezee *ly* (abbreviation),
3. Öshri *sh*,
4. Kewntanian *æk*,
5. Akhiyoos *ön* (nominative),
6. Akhiyoos *ög* (nominative),
7. Akhiyoos *önve* (accusative).

 Aheezee – Determiner

From  Proto-Ov *\*id*, cognate to  Ov *it*,  Vayst *id* and  Akhiyoos *it*.

/i/

* **a** (indefinite article)

 Aheezee – Numeral

From  Proto-Ov *\*id*, cognate to  Ov *it*,  Vayst *id* and  Akhiyoos *it*.

/i/

* **one** (1)

### Derived terms

1. *ijwen*
2. *ijne*
3. *ilyum*
4. *diuni*

## Kewntanian – Pronoun

1. From  Proto-Germanic *\*iz*.
2. From  Proto-Germanic *\*īz*.
3. From  Proto-Germanic *\*it*.

/i/

1. *(uppercase)* **you** (formal, singular)
2. *(uppercase)* **you** (formal, plural)
3. **him** (or her; accusative, any gender)
Fshachirii

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

From an earlier *fəhaɾihəihə* (more simply the compound of  Akhiyoos *fshachir* and  Akhiyoos *-ii*), ultimately from  Proto-Ov *\*paxor*,  Proto-Ov *\*-se* and  Proto-Ov *\*isa*. Displaced *fsharishii*, the natural metathesised outcome of \**paxorseisa*, around the 17th century.

/ˈfʃa.χɪ.ɾiː/

* **cute**
Frimyn

## Akhiyoos  – Phrase

From Middle Aheezee /fər/ (ultimately from  Proto-Ov *\*fêr* – see more at  Aheezee *fagfer*) and  Akhiyoos *imyn*. The second pronunciation reflects the exceptional reduction of /ʏ/ in pronouns, but it is proscribed in this case.

/ˈfɾɪ.mʏn/, [ˈfɾɪ.mən]

1. **his name is**
2. **her name is**

## Akhiyoos  – Phrase

From Middle Aheezee /fər/ (ultimately from  Proto-Ov *\*fêr* – see more at  Aheezee *fagfer*) and  Akhiyoos *imyn*. The second pronunciation reflects the exceptional reduction of /ʏ/ in pronouns, but it is proscribed in this case.

/ˈfɾɪ.mʏn/, [ˈfɾɪ.mən]

* **our names are**
Lawer

## Aheezee – Adverb

From  Proto-Ov *\*loaxar*, cognate to  Ov *lahr*.

/la.wəɾ/

* **who** (interrogative and relative)

 Aheezee – Noun

From  Proto-Ov *\*loaxar*, cognate to  Ov *lahr*.
Irregular plural: lá

/la.wəɾ/ — Animate

* **person**

### Derived terms

1. *nijlawer*
2. *jislawer*
3. *fásajilawer*
4. *lámèdy*
5. *imlawer*
6. *ginlawer*
7. *fagsilawer*
8. *fásagsilawer*
Imoc

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

* ***Imoc*** comes from  Proto-Ov *\*oameok* (<  Proto-Ov *\*oam*), “your thing”, through an apparent intermediary \**ameok*.
* ***Imyc*** comes from an earlier *imokve* (compare the accusative marker in  Akhiyoos *önve*), through apocope and apophony. The postvocalic form *mic* was patterned after *min* (see  Akhiyoos *imyn*) due to the similar CiC pattern.
* ***Imoec*** comes from an earlier *imokek* (my-ACC).
* ***Inët*** comes from an earlier *imyket* (my.ACC-PL), which gave *imyet*, which was mutated into *imiet* due to the accusative, then assimilated into *inët* (/ɪ.mʏ.ɣɛt/ > /ɪ.mʏ.ɛt/ > /ɪ.mjɛt/ > /ɪ.njɛt/ > /ɪɲ.çɛt/).

/ɪˈmɔk/

* **your** (singular possessor)

### Derived term

* *frimoc*

 SG | *imoc*/ɪˈmɔk/
 PL | *imoec*/ɪˈmɔ.ək/
Kewntanian grammar

## Pronouns

The indirect case is used as dative, genitive, and more rarely comitative. Formal second person forms derive from the Proto-Germanic masculine third person.

¹ Archaic, formerly singular.

² Formerly only plural.

³ Formerly only masculine and neutral.

⁴ Archaic, formerly feminine.

## Verbal morphology

### Class 1 – regular

Verbs with a syncopated ending like ippemn qualify as regular, and their stem is unchanged.

¹ In -s.

Allomorphic rules:

* sət,zət → st

### Class 2 - ablauting

Ablauting verbs became overall regular but are separated in two patterns inside each paradigm: 1S/1P/3P and 2S/3S/2P. This may have spread from the present paradigm of verbs like  Proto-Germanic *\*etaną*. Ablauting forms may undergo the **V → Vː / \_[κ] [+s] / Cː** sound change and further, if compatible.

### Class 4 – cold J-stem

The cold stem has the only forms that change the syllable weight of the stressed syllable, following the V → Vː / \_[κ] [+s] sound change and further. This is marked with +W.

### Class 5 - warm J-stem

The warm stem uses 1P and 2P forms inherited from Proto-Germanic dual forms, which do not exist in the cold stem.

Allomorphic rules:

* #a [-s] → ∅ (doesn't move syllable weight)

+ Merge /t͡sʲ/ and /tʲ/ somehow.

+ Prepalatalisation without syncope?
It / -it

## English

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Known translations:

1. Öshri *-Vth* (nominative neutral conjugation),
2. Öshri *-Vsh* (accusative neutral conjugation),
3. Öshri *mhoth* (used to refer to the antecedent),
4. Kewntanian *man*,
5. Proto-Ov *\*isê* (gender neutral),
6. Aheezee *mál* (gender neutral).

From  Proto-Ov *\*id*, cognate to  Ov *it*,  Vayst *id* and  Aheezee *i*.

/ɪt/

* **a** (indefinite article)

## Akhiyoos  – Affix

From  Proto-Ov \**-iad*, the indefinite ideal marker. For words ending in *-c* or *-sh*, see  Akhiyoos *-shit*. For words ending in *-in* or *-il*, see  Akhiyoos *-öt*.

/ɪt/, [ɪ̯t]

* **collective marker**

## Akhiyoos  – Adposition

From  Proto-Ov *\*iadê*.

/ɪt/

1. **of** (locative)
2. **from** (ablative)
3. **next to**
4. **near**

## Akhiyoos  – Numeral

From  Proto-Ov *\*id*, cognate to  Ov *it*,  Vayst *id* and  Aheezee *i*.

/ɪt/

* **one** (1)
Lejahrif

## Aheezee – Noun

From an earlier *leharajif*, from  Proto-Ov *\*qlêroxogits*, “petrichor”, “humus”, etymologically “soil-stench”.
The metathesis from *leharajif* to *lejahrif* is the result of folk etymology, according to which the word is formed with  Aheezee *le-* and \**jahrif*. This \**jahrif* and *gaihari* (earlier form of  Aheezee *jèhri*, “tree”), probably sounding very much alike about three centuries ago (/ʃah.ɾif/ ~ /d͡ʒaj.h(ə.)ɾi/), were paralleled in the assumption that they were respectively the canonic form and an undetermined form (probably a collective) of the same word, “leaf” (of a tree), whereas  Aheezee *jèhri* really comes from  Proto-Ov *\*gaisarg*, meaning “stem”, hence also  Ov *koiork*, “column”. The popular hypothesis thus makes both *lejahrif* and *jèhri* collective forms of a nonexistent \**jahrif* (one by affixation, the other through umlaut).
Folk etymology went further by back-deriving the current Aheezee word for “leaf” as  Aheezee *ahrif*, this time reanalysing *lejahrif* as *lej‑ahrif* instead of *le‑jahrif*, and displacing the earlier  Aheezee *jirànder* (from  Proto-Ov *\*kiraon* and  Proto-Ov *\*-tar*, etymologically “sproutling”).

/ləˈʒah.ɾiv/ — Animate

* **nature**
Ire

From  Proto-Ov *\*iara*.

/ˈi.ɾə/ — Inanimate

1. **home**
2. **hearth**
3. *(Internet)* **account**

 Aheezee – Noun

From  Proto-Ov *\*ial* and  Proto-Ov *\*-rap*. Formerly *irre* but respelt by analogy with the above.

/ˈi.ɾə/ — Inanimate

1. **connection**
2. **relation**
3. **linking**

### Derived terms

1. *ires*
2. *Darirer*
3. *irnyi*
Janihan

## Aheezee – Noun

Likely from \**kioeńison*, second person potential form of  Proto-Ov *\*kioeń* (to reap). This may have been a creolism, “the you-can-work” possibly being seen as a less connotated form among the working groups than whatever term was used by the leading classes for “work”. This may also explain the apparent misclassification of the word as animate (otherwise, it may have derived from the animate second person). See also  Aheezee *janisi*.

/ʒaˈni.han/ — Animate

* **work**
Imanc

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

* ***Imanc*** comes from  Proto-Ov *\*oamoxk* (<  Proto-Ov *\*oam*), “my thing”, through an apparent intermediary \**amoxk*.
* ***Imenc*** (ACC) comes from an earlier *imankve* (compare the accusative marker in  Akhiyoos *önve*), through apocope and apophony.
* ***Imenc*** (PL) comes from an earlier *imankek* (my-ACC).
* ***Iment*** comes from an earlier *imenket* (my.ACC-PL).

/ɪˈmaŋk/

* **my**

### Derived terms

1. *prupor imenc lachustshiisëchal*
2. *frimanc*

 PL | *imenc*/ɪˈmɛŋk/
Iher

## Aheezee – Noun

Ultimately from  Proto-Ov *\*isa*, through an intermediate stage where *ihe* meant “fur” and the plural *iher* was used for “clothing”. The singular *ihe* gave rise to  Aheezee *if*, which has its own plural noun derivative  Aheezee *ifa*.

/ˈi.həɾ/ — Plural noun

1. **clothing**
2. **clothes** (uncountable)
Imyn

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

* From  Proto-Ov *\*oamin* (<  Proto-Ov *\*oam*), “his/her thing”, through an apparent intermediary \**amin*. The postvocalic form *min* doesn't have <y> because the shift from <i> to <y> does not happen in monosyllabic words. The similarly structured *imyk* (<  Akhiyoos *imok*) developed such a variant, *mik*, as a patterning of *min* (imyn > min, hence imyk > mik).

/ɪˈmʏn/

1. **his**
2. **her**

### Derived term

* *frimyn*

 SG/PL | *imyn*/ɪˈmʏn/

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

* From an earlier *imuwin*, from  Proto-Ov *\*oameqin* (<  Proto-Ov *\*oam*), “our thing”, through an apparent intermediary \**ameqin*. The postvocalic form has the same origin as the above.

/ɪˈmʏn/

* **our**

### Derived term

* *frimyn*

 SG/PL | *imyn*/ɪˈmʏn/
Mul

## Aheezee – Verb

From  Proto-Ov *\*meol*, cognate to  Ov *näl*, doublet of  Aheezee *mál*.

The intransitive English use (e.g. "my leg hurts") is translated transitively in Aheezee (e.g. "I hurt my leg"). For the English transitive use (the actual "I hurt my leg"), use the mediopassive (e.g. "I hurt myself the leg").

/mul/ — Transitive

* **hurt** (transitive)
Imun

## Akhiyoos  – Adjective

* ***Imun*** comes from  Proto-Ov *\*oamun* (<  Proto-Ov *\*oam*), “their-AN thing”, through an apparent intermediary \**amun*.
* ***Imuk*** comes from  Proto-Ov *\*oamjaq* (<  Proto-Ov *\*oam*), “their-INAN thing”, through an apparent intermediary \**amjaq*.
* ***Imuet*** comes from an earlier *imuket*, from *imuk* and the regular accusative marker. The earlier plural form *imunek* was not retained.

/ɪˈmʊn/

* **their**

### Derived term

* *frimun*

 PL | *imuet*/ɪˈmʊ.ət/
Mhoth

## Öshri  – Pronoun

Contraction of an earlier *mhomhoth*, reharmonisation of an earlier *mhogeth*, from  Öshri *mhog* and  Öshri *-Vth*. It may be used with a context-dependent tone.

/ɣoθ/, [ɣóθ], [ɣôθ]

1. **this one**
2. **it** (used to refer to the antecedent)

Masculine
 PL | *mhoguth*/ˈɣo.hʊθ/

Feminine
 PL | *mhoudha*/ˈɣoʊ̯.ðɐ/

Neuter
 PL | *mhouthud*/ˈɣoʊ̯.θʊt/
Mhosh

## Öshri  – Pronoun

Contraction of an earlier *mhomhosh*, reharmonisation of an earlier *mhogesh*, from  Öshri *mhog* and  Öshri *-Vsh*. It may be used with a context-dependent tone.

/ɣox/, [ɣóx], [ɣôx]

1. **that one**
2. **it** (used to refer to the earlier antecedent)
3. **one** (item, as in “first one”)

Masculine
 PL | *mhogush*/ˈɣo.hʊx/

Feminine
 PL | *mhouzha*/ˈɣoʊ̯.xɐ/

Neuter
 PL | *mhoushud*/ˈɣoʊ̯.xʊt/
Nyi

## Aheezee – Adposition

From  Proto-Ov *\*nît*, cognate to  Ov *nyz*.

/ɲi/

1. **with** (comitative and instrumental)
2. *(with the present participle)* **as** (while)

### Derived terms

1. *ibgirle gerujà si*
2. *nijási*
3. *dyàgnyi*
4. *irnyi*
5. *urnyal*
6. *nyihjàr*
7. *ilyumnyu*

 Aheezee – Affix

From the above.

/ɲi/

* **-able**

### Derived terms

1. *isdigusnyi*
2. *diuninyi*
3. *jenyi*
Nominaliser

## English

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Known translations:

1. Aheezee *-iàs* (to derive inanimate nouns from verbs),
2. Aheezee *-uldye* (physical diminutive),
3. Aheezee *-ále* (mostly for emotional concepts),
4. Aheezee *-bif* (to derive nouns from adjectives or adverbs),
5. Aheezee *-ele* (for the instance of an event or an item of something),
6. Öshri *-sdVmh* (for an object, after a consonant),
7. Öshri *-dVmh* (for an object, after a vowel),
8. Öshri *-shVt* (for concrete things with a purpose),
9. Öshri *-ri* (generic masculine classifier),
10. Öshri *-arna* (generic feminine classifier),
11. Öshri *-umh* (to derive abstract nouns from verbs; after a vowel),
12. Öshri *-ūmh* (to derive abstract nouns from verbs; after a consonant),
13. Proto-Ov *\*qlia-*,
14. Proto-Ov *\*-al* (to derive nouns from adpositions),
15. Proto-Ov *\*-gits* (to derive pejorative nouns from other nouns),
16. Aheezee *-gasdde* (former vegetal classifier; used to “soften” a word and give it a more delicate sense),
17. Akhiyoos *-shii*,
18. Proto-Ov *\*-ê* (for a way of doing something),
19. Proto-Ov *\*-qlê*,
20. Proto-Ov *\*-rap*

## English

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Known translations:

1. Proto-Ov *\*-etioat* (for reduction of materials to collective usable objects),
2. Akhiyoos *-ÿys* (also the gerund marker; from verbs to nouns),
3. Aheezee *-nyuhs* (for collective events, or to derive nouns from adpositions),
4. Aheezee *dar-* (for already suffixed derivations),
5. Akhiyoos *-s-* (from verbs or adjectives to nouns),
6. Akhiyoos *-shi* (for states),
7. Akhiyoos *-ÿris* (for professions),
8. Akhiyoos *-chl* (from verbs),
9. Akhiyoos *-echeps* (for actions),
10. Proto-Ov *\*-ŕur* (for evil things),
11. Proto-Ov *\*neq-* (to create opposite meanings),
12. Proto-Ov *\*-rû* (for harmonious concepts),
13. Akhiyoos *-ÿiv* (instance or occurrence).
Light

## English

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Known translations:

1. Aheezee *lyagef* (noun, generic),
2. Aheezee *dyesul* (adjective, not dark),
3. Proto-Ov *\*oxîs* (noun, generic),
4. Proto-Öshri *\*sirēp* (noun),
5. Öshri *thöde* (adjective; not dark, heavy, hard etc.),
6. Aheezee *jisuger* (adjective; weightless),
7. Akhiyoos *charip* (adjective, light-coloured).
Leshit

## Akhiyoos  – Noun

From  Akhiyoos *lec* and  Akhiyoos *-shit*. Formerly only used by writers to address their readers in the preface; the term became more widespread when show business artists began to do the same, and no longer retains a vocative value to this day.

/ˈlɛ.ʃɪt/

1. *(strictly speaking; obsolete)* **readership**
2. **audience**
3. *(by extension)* **crowd**
Li

## Aheezee – Adjective

Irregular outcome (*\*lye* was expected), from  Proto-Ov *\*lianb*, cognate to  Ov *lenp* and  Akhiyoos *ÿb*, doublet of  Ov *lye*.

/li/

1. **new** (and recent)
2. **young**

Usage notes: **(1)** used for innovations and novelties relative to the present time. Sometimes best translated as “brand new”, e.g. “a new app”, “my new car”. To talk about something *new* that is already obsolete (in narrating for example), or has been considered old or worn out for a long time (e.g. “my new clothes” if they are hand-me-downs, or “my new vintage car”, or “the new regime *then* in place”), use ihs.
Mchirepfu

## Akhiyoos  – Verb

From  Akhiyoos *mchirep* and  Akhiyoos *-fu*.

/ˈmχɪ.ɾəp.fʊ/

* *(impersonal, with s)* **have a choice**

Usage notes:

* **Mchirepfukhal ög s** /ˌmχɪ.ɾəpˈfʊ.χəl çɔk‿s/: I had a choice (it optionised (itself) to me).
* **Mchirepfu nsh ög s** /ˌmχɪ.ɾəpˈfʊ ɲ‿çɔk‿s/: I don't have a choice (it doesn't optionise (itself) to me).
Prupor imenc lachustshiisëchal

## Akhiyoos  – Idiom

From  Akhiyoos *prupo*,  Akhiyoos *imanc* and  Akhiyoos *lachustshiis*. Literally “my eyebrows moustached”, meaning “my eyebrows turned into a moustache”.

/ˈpɾʊ.pəɾ ɪˈmɛŋk ˈla.xʊsˌt͡ʃiːs.çə.xəl/, [ˈpʰɾʊ.pʰəɾ ɪˈmɛŋkʰ ˈla.χʊsˌt͡ɕiːɕə.χəl]

* Idiom or nontranslatable word – refer to the **Akhiyoos corpus**
Rubru gnáidy

## Aheezee – Phrase

From  Aheezee *rubru* and *gnáidy*, imperative form of  Aheezee *gnái*, literally “ask again”. Used to answer gratefulness for having been offered help. To answer other kinds of gratefulness (about a gift for example), use  Aheezee *dahrijne bururres*.

/ˈɾu.bɾu ˈgna.wit͡ʃ/, [ˌɾuw.ɾuŋˈna.wit͡ʃ]

* **you're welcome**
Sweetie

## English

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Known translations:

1. Aheezee *fufi* (gender neutral nickname for one's partner),
2. Aheezee *áulye* (nickname for a female partner),
3. Aheezee *uju* (gender neutral nickname for one's partner),
4. Öshri *ācisrhim* (gender neutral nickname for one's partner),
5. Akhiyoos *fuvismai* (nickname for a female partner).
Swier

## Aheezee – Conjunction

Probably from a deformation of  Proto-Ov *\*sŕiar* (the outcome \**hsier* was expected), cognate to  Ov *sver* and  Akhiyoos *sir*.

/zwi.əɾ/

1. **because** (of reason, not cause)
2. **why** (of reason, not cause)
3. **for** (+ -ing)

 Aheezee – Noun

From  Proto-Ov *\*sŕiar*, cognate to  Ov *sver*.

/zwi.əɾ/ — Inanimate

* **reason**
S / -s

From  Proto-Ov *\*-sês*.

/ɕ/

* **adjectiviser**

 Aheezee – Affix

From  Ov *-s*, earlier loan (see also  Aheezee *-j*).

/z/

* **adjectiviser** (to form adjectives from adverbs or adpositions)

## Akhiyoos  – Adposition

From -s, the dative marker in  Proto-Ov . Is suffixed with a hyphen to proper nouns or words ending in *-s*. If there is no particular need to emphasise the indirect object, use  Akhiyoos *z-* on the verb instead.

/s/

1. **for** (benefactive)
2. **dative marker**

## Akhiyoos  – Affix

From  Proto-Ov *\*-sês*. Lengthens the preceding vowel if short. After a consonant, use  Akhiyoos *-aai* instead.

/s/

* **person**
Sejilerigi

## Aheezee – Noun

From \**ŕia Kilarki*, “hand of Kilar”, from  Proto-Ov *\*ŕia* and  Proto-Ov *\*Kilar*. The meanings of “surprise” and “suddenness” are assimilations the verb for “to happen suddenly”, “to surprise” (see sejileri).

/zəˌʒi.ləˈɾi.d͡ʒi/ — Inanimate

1. *(countable)* **lightning**
2. **surprise**
3. **suddenness**
Urbuger

## Aheezee – Verb

From an earlier *urebuger*, from \**urenbiaqêlêr*, from the Proto-Ov causative marker,  Proto-Ov *\*enb* and  Proto-Ov *\*iaqêlêr* (“to cause to be of more weight”, implying the weight in precious material used as currency). See also  Aheezee *uger* and  Aheezee *lyuruger*.

/uɾˈbu.d͡ʒəɾ/

1. **award**
2. **compensate** (financially)
3. *(by extension)* **pay**
You

## English

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Known translations:

1. Akhiyoos *äa* (singular),
2. Akhiyoos *äazyl*,
3. Kewntanian *zu* (singular),
4. Kewntanian *ju* (plural),
5. Kewntanian *i* (formal, singular or plural),
6. Kewntanian *tæk* (singular, accusative),
7. Kewntanian *suei* (accusative, informal and plural),
8. Kewntanian *suei* (indirect, informal and plural),
9. Kewntanian *æn* (accusative, formal and singular; archaic),
10. Kewntanian *eson* (accusative, formal, singular or plural),
11. Kewntanian *tæn* (indirect, singular, informal),
12. Kewntanian *esi* (indirect, formal, singular or plural),
13. Aheezee *nyef* (nominative singular),
14. Aheezee *fle* (plural),
15. Öshri *renh* (accusative singular),
16. Akhiyoos *lec* (nominative plural),
17. Akhiyoos *lecsyl* (accusative plural).
Z-

## Akhiyoos  – Affix

From  Proto-Ov *\*ŕi-*. Use  Akhiyoos *zi-* before consonants. If emphasis of the indirect object is needed, use  Akhiyoos *s* instead.

/z/

* **dative marker** (prefixed to verbs to indicate that they have an indirect objet; however, if the prefix is present, the indirect object can be omitted, and thus made implicit)
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Um / -um

## Proto-Ov – Determiner

/um/

* **this** (proximal)

### Descendants

1. Aheezee *um*,
2. Akhiyoos *-um*.

 Aheezee – Determiner

From  Proto-Ov *\*um*, cognate to  Ov *um* and  Akhiyoos *-um*.
Optional, dropped in colloquial speech.

/um/

* **the** (definite article)

### Derived terms

1. *sihalum*
2. *ulyum*
3. *iurumgesi*

## Akhiyoos  – Affix

From  Proto-Ov *\*um*, cognate to  Aheezee *um*.

/ʊm/

* **the** (definite article)
U

## Aheezee – Affix

From  Proto-Ov *\*web*.

/u/

* **adjectiviser** (for visible assimilations)

### Derived terms

1. *unu*
2. *diun-*

 Aheezee – Adposition

From  Proto-Ov *\*kio*, cognate to  Akhiyoos *sha*.

/u/

1. **out**
2. **from** (ablative; from a person or a place)

### Derived terms

1. *dáru*
2. *henjiu*
3. *ulu*

 Aheezee – Numeral

From  Proto-Ov *\*eod*, cognate to  Ov *ät*, Vayst *eed* and  Akhiyoos *ot*.

/u/

* **two** (2)

### Derived terms

1. *áj*
2. *ujwen*
The Lord's Prayer

## English

Our Father, who art in heaven,

hallowed be thy name;

thy kingdom come,

thy will be done

on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread,

and forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who trespass against us;

and lead us not into temptation,

but deliver us from evil.

## Öshri

Sharas sthaisfancit hithi ū,

Th ër
Ujus

## Aheezee – Verb

From \**oagioas*, plural instrumental form of  Proto-Ov *\*oagioa*, leaves being then used as primitive signs.

/ˈu.ʒuz/ — Transitive

1. **direct**
2. **point** (at)
3. **show**
4. *(mediopassive, transitive, with ule)* **choose a career**
5. *(mediopassive, intransitive)* **make a decision** (a life decision)
6. *(mediopassive, followed by a relative clause)* **decide** (something very important)

### Derived terms

1. *nijnij asujus*
2. *ujusiàs*
Verbaliser

## English

→  Wiktionary

Known translations:

1. Aheezee *-i* (intransitive),
2. Aheezee *es* (transitive),
3. Öshri *-Vb* (for abstract verbs),
4. Öshri *-V* (extended abstract concepts),
5. Öshri *-sCV* (noun to verb, for actions and causatives),
6. Öshri *-cfī* (adjective to verb, implies “becoming”),
7. Proto-Öshri *\*əl-* (transitive, before a vowel),
8. Proto-Öshri *\*ə-* (transitive, before a consonant),
9. Proto-Ov *\*isi*,
10. Proto-Ov *\*-gu* (apparently for metaphorical extensions),
11. Aheezee *-fej* (added to adjectives for a sense of becoming + [such adjective]),
12. Akhiyoos *-feec* (added to adjectives for a sense of becoming + [such adjective]),
13. Akhiyoos *-ë* (may be used for “to become” followed by a noun),
14. Proto-Ov *\*-pir* (for nouns, implying the addition of [that noun]; comitative verbaliser),
15. Proto-Ov *\*-wogsi* (to make something into a human-derived form),
16. Proto-Ov *\*-xar-*,
17. Proto-Öshri *\*-am*,
18. Akhiyoos *-chu* (generic, after a vowel),
19. Akhiyoos *-fu* (generic, after a consonant),
20. Akhiyoos *-iche* (for monosyllabic roots ending in a consonant)
Öshri translations

Three Rings for the Elven-Kings under the sky

Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone

Nine for mortal men doomed to die,

*Pofcaalith zhūbu hla elftric ctmēthit tithas hithiil*

*Mhouzha hlūnzagun hla pniüāpermhensnëhusüdi rhun ëbük görthmedhazgunuth*

Hlūntzhëba

/pʰof.ˈkʰá.lɪθ xû ɬa ˈelf.tʰɾɪʃ ˈkʰtʰmeːθɪs ˈtʰɪ.θɐs ˈhɪ.θíl/

/ˈɣoʊ̯.xɐ ɬuːn.ˈzɐ.hʊn ɬa ˌnɪ̯ʏ̯aːpʰeɾ.ʒens.nʊˈhʊ.sʊʏ̯ t͡ʃʊn wʏʃ gøɾ.θme.ðɐˈzgʊ.nʊθ/

ring-PL three-F BEN elven-M.PL MUTP-king-M.PL under sky-DEF

one-F.PL seven BEN MUTP-dwarf-lord-PL in 3P.M stone-of-hall-PL
Üi

## Akhiyoos  – Adverb

From  Proto-Ov *\*lûm*, doublet of  Akhiyoos *üm*. The fact that it uses *it* suggests that the word comes from an inflected form like the locative \**lûmkud* or the allative \**lûmsoaf*, later reduced.

/çʊj/

1. **where** (interrogative)
2. *(with the relative if followed by a verb or a copula; with it)* **where** (relative)
Zhëba

## Öshri  – Numeral

Fortis of an earlier *hëhah*, an irregular outcome of  Proto-Ov *\*soxak* (with a regular reduction of /o/ to /ə/ instead of /ɯ/, \**hahah* was expected, which would have yielded \**haha*). The transformation of the second ‹h› into ‹b›, displacing an expected \**hëha*, is likely to be an assimilation with  Öshri *ruba*.
Cognate to  Ov *sök*,  Aheezee *haj* and  Vayst *sovk*.

/xwɐ/

* **four** (4)
The Nest

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## Equipment

Once damaged, the Nest must be reequipped with both left and right wings, as long as the Hypo-propellers, Gyro-stabilizer, Cylinder and Engine-hood. Through exploration, Yu and Kay can also install an Extender nozzle to craft Consumables from rust, a Fertilizator to set up a garden for herbs, and a Waduz turbine to let the Nest extract flow by itself so they don't need to charge it up.
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Yu
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* Female
* Male

**Yu** is one of the main protagonists in *Haven*, alongside their boyfriend/girlfriend, Kay. The two fled the Apiary after Kay was slated to be given to their mate.

## Personality

A highly intelligent woman/man, Yu is an engineer and is very good at what they do. However, they have a tendency to ignore the reality of their situation, and hadn’t even thought about the Apiary coming to find them until Kay brought it up long after their arrival on Source. Yu doesn’t like walking around aimlessly and much prefers to utilize the technology that they have to Glide around the planet. They’re argumentative and quick to assume.

## Physical appearance

Yu is of short stature and appears to have a athletic build, despite them dodging any form of exercise, save for watching Kay do push ups. They have red eyes and waist-length white hair with the two pieces that frame her/his face; they also have metal pieces tied to the ends. The longest part of their hair also has a metal piece tied to the end with a red ribbon.

## Relationships

### *Love Interests*

* **Kay**: Kay is Yu’s boyfriend/girlfriend. They met and formed a romantic relationship long before the start of the game.

### *Family*

* **Erena**: Erena is one of Yu's mothers. She is also the head of ExaNova.

### *Other*

* **Ozias**: Unbeknownst to Kay, Yu was betrothed to Ozias prior to them leaving for Source.

### *Pets*

* **Oink**: Oink is a Salamash that Yu and Kay met on Chogeme. He eventually followed them to Guyame and sticks around the Nest where he gets his name from Yu. They assume he stays because he was lonely on his islet.

* **Birble**: Birble is a giant flying creature that approached Yu and Kay on Benako. Kay decided to try riding it and, despite Yu saying it was a terrible idea, moved forward with his/her plan anyway. After a successful flight, Yu decided to name her Birble and she stuck around!

## Trivia

* Yu loves spicy foods.
* According to Yu, their mothers had them take guitar lessons when they were little for 2 years. They eventually grew bored of the courses and hadn't picked up a guitar ever since. However, after coming to Source with Kay, their feelings towards guitars changed and now they have become more comfortable with playing it.
	+ They once called the guitar an "old timey instrument".
	+ Kay crafts a new guitar for Yu from the Souvenir Conch.
* Yu has had the Nest ever since they were 16.
* After the nest gets damaged by an earthquake, Yu gets a mild case of sleep paralysis.

## Gallery

Yu (female) about to be recalibrated in Bad EndingYu (female) as a recalibrated being in Bad Ending