Brinion (Language)

BRINION is a Sutorabi language spoken by about 12 Billion people, primarily in the city of Brine, where it is the national language. It is a member of the Waveonic language family.

Brinion is a language used primarily in the city of Brine, however other small pockets also use it. Brinion originally developed from Wavei the language of Wave. Over the generations of Hydro, after the collpase of Wave, Wavei was further developed and simplified to better suit the people of Hydro. Upon the collapse of Hydro the Wavei language was used and mixed with other languages by the founding individuals of Brine, to form Ancient Brinion. Over the generations, Ancient Brinion was further simplified and expanded, finally resulting in the Brinion of today.

## Phonology

#### **Diphthongs**

Brinion has six vowels and thirteen vowels sounds. These sounds include both diphthong and monophthong vowels.

Brinion can have vowel clusters, those are often rare.

Brinion vowels are written in *VonoNami* （Vowel Characters).

#### **Modern**

Brinion has twenty five basic sounds, plus several allophones.

Brinion constonants are written in *KoroNami* (Consonant Characters).

The syllabic structure and the phonotactics are fairly simple, Brinion also has consonant clusters.

## Writing System

#### **History**

The Brinion writing system was a mix of the Wavei Writing system and new constructed characters by the original Brinions. During the construction of Brine; the writing system very much kept pace, the older Brine became the more advanced Characters became and new ones began to appear.

Due to the Brinion's ideal of being as far separated from Hydro as possible, they decided they would not use the Hydronian Alphabet, but instead implement ancient Wavei Characters along with developing new Brinion ones.

The further creation of new characters, Brinion characters soon quickly outnumbered those of its grandmother language Wavei. This development of the writing system continued for many thousand of years, however after a while, Brinion characters had become extremely advanced and difficult to write or remember. This in turn greatly reduced the literacy rate within the city of Brine. Due to this, many Brinion characters were simplified in a multitude of ways and methods.

Within modern Brinion, the more advanced characters can still and are still often used, however newer generations of Brinion people much prefer to use the simplified Characters.

#### **Systems**

Originally Brinion consisted of three writing systems, these were *DaroNami* (Advanced Characters)*,VonoNami* (Vowel Characters) and *KoroNami* (Consonant Characters). However after later development within both Brine and the language of Brinion, later systems were implemented these include *ArkoNami* (Archaic Characters), *TharoNami* (Simplified Characters), *RomaNami* (Roman Characters), *SiroNami* (Cyrillic Characters), *AranoNami* (Arabic Characters), *HonoNami* (Japanese Characters) and *ChongNami* (Chinese Characters).

The main systems used in modern Brine are:

* *DaroNami* (Advanced Characters)
* *TharoNami* (Simplified Characters)
* *VonoNami* (Vowel Characters)
* *KoroNami* (Consonant Characters)

The writing systems from MegaVerse A: QuadVerse A: Realm A1-1 (Mortal Realm): Earth, were used by Brinions to help teach others their language. These systems are used to pronounce Brinion words using Earth language based systems. The most common used of these is *RomaNami* (Roman Characters), however the others include:

* *RomaNami* (Roman Characters)
* *SiroNami* (Cyrillic Characters)
* *AranoNami* (Arabic Characters)
* *HonoNami* (Japanese Characters)
* *ChongNami* (Chinese Characters)

The final writing system is *ArkoNami* (Archaic Characters), however in Modern Brinion this system isn't used.

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#### ***VonoNami*** **and *KoroNami***

*VonoNami* and *KoroNami* , (also written as VonoKoroNami), are the basic alphabet and writing systems for Brinion. VonoKoroNami can be used to create and write any Brinion word, however for simplicity sake the words are often represented with *DaroNami*  and *TharoNami*(DaroTharoNami). If the individual wishes to not use DaroTharoNami, using VonoKoroNami is also viable.

VonoKoroNami are often also used to show conjugational endings of verbs and some adjectives. VonoKoroNami can also be written as a superscript to help with reading difficult or old DaroTharoNami.

#### ***DaroNami*** **and *TharoNami***

*DaroNami*  and *TharoNami*(DaroTharoNami), are

#### **Archaic**

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Brinion Archaic Characters are written in *ArkoNami* (Archaic Character)