Sigundian

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Sigundian is a conlang made by le heckin shiki editor Jacolas: here is it in all its glory

• THE= le(for a man), la(for a woman), yuol(for a person with respect), sieg(most informal version, unisex)
• WHAT=demisto
• WHY=demasto
• Where= doms

• WHO= dʘmeirst (ʘ is click consonant and s is sometimes pronounced ʂ (pronounced like sh)
• And, with = bi, bii
• Is = Uvi
• Can=mitvan
• Cant=nimitvan
• Could= myt
• Couldn’t= nyt
• Would = wyt
• Wouldn’t= lwyt
• Will = miknad
• Wont = niknad
• Are = Uvia
• To = destino
• In = huyyy
• Out = muyyy
• Between = myhu
• Against= Dust
• Again = du
• It = j

• For = biʂʂ
• From = ssib
• Without = nebi
• Not for = nebiʂʂ
• Alone= segumanʂ
• Or= com
• As= decom
• Should = ssbayad
• Shouldn’t= nsbayad
• I, me = va
• You=pa
• Am = ra
• This= mʘ
• That=vʘ
• Of= ni
• Then=dimo
• Time=zsman
• Yes=yes
• No(turns sentences negative in any situation)=kapp
• Us= hyj
• They= jum
• But=evidoe
• Have= guntoso
• Them= juma
• Our = hyis
• Accept: accerar
• Refuse: deaserrar
• His/Hers = mendo
• He/She = yon
• Him/Her = don
• My= Mi
• Your= Astu
• Their = ij
• Sigundia= siegmundia
• Common nouns:
• Food= jaire
• Word= djim
• Sentence = djim
• Noun= fernan djim
• Verb = ʘ djim
• Hytriarko= Injustice
• Triarko = Justice
• Person = jung (can become man or woman with prefix)
• Emotion = ref
• Meaning(the word meaning) = fer
• Nostal = home
• Weri = lover
• Perweri = Permanent lover (wife or husband, change with gender prefix)
• Wer = love

• Adjectives:
• Oneda= good
• Oneba = bad
• Ejdnua= neutral
• Nonan= lawful
• Gerneaux = chaotic
• K = close
• Q = far
• Big= buzurg
• Small = zoscfop
• Full of opportunity= Hopol
• Without opportunity= sans-hopol
• Mortal = Thertal
• Immortal = Unther
• Soft = Quo
• Hard (opposite of soft)= yo
• Hard (opposite of easy = angk, sacht(s is pronounced sh)
• Easy = kol
• Young = hyg
• New = hygbrund
• Old = sachtbrund(s is pronounced sh)
• Angry= gamb ück
• Happy = lol
• Sad= ü
• Emotionless= Nuvad

• Suffixes:
• Nan= less
• Deno= intensifier meaning good(for example, beno oneda= very good, beno oneba= neutral closer to good)
• Undje= pure neutral
• Im = Un (removes the first two letters of a word and replaces with un)
• Ware = buo (u is usually interchangeable with a click consonant in this word, for example software= Quo-buo)
• Ooo = deintensifier for example (Ooo nostal=house). Makes a more general term for a noun
• Beno = intensifier meaning bad(for example, beno oneba= very bad, beno oneda= neutral closer to bad)
• S = prural for noun
• G = prural for adjective
• Lik= ly
• Ing = vvum (for non verbs only)
• Prefixes
• Un = sans
• Dis = deasans
• Himo = male prefix(used for pronouns for example= himo yon: he and himo don: him)
• Hami = female prefix(used for pronouns for example= hami yon: she and hami don: her)

• Verbs without rule 5!
• Doing, do, does, did, will do = hevvo, hevvina, hevvaʂ, hev, hevvʘm
• Going, go, goes, gone/went, will go = gevvo, gevvina, gevvaʂ, givunda, gevvʘm
• Acting/Action, act, acts, acted, will act = ʘ, ʘl , ʘls, ʘm, levʘm
• Forgiving, forgive, forgives, forgave, will forgive = lem, lemo, lemos, zsalev, levvʘm,
• Taking advantage, take advantage, takes advantage, took advantage, will take advantage= yuven, yuveni, yuvenas, yuv, yuvʘ
• Turning to stone, turn to stone, turns into stone, turned into stone, will turn to stone: cobalos a, cobalos b, cobalos c, cobalos d, cobalos e
• Attacking, attack, attacks, attacked, will attack= silaho, silah, silahʘ, gosilah, wilsilah
• Categorizing, categorize, categorizes, categorized, will categorize: dasteo,
• Daste, dastes, destianos, eldest
• Evaluating, evaluate, evaluates, evaluated, will evaluate=
• Erzisa, erzis, erzisos, erzismandos, zsismand
• Weaponizing, weaponize, weaponizes, weaponized, will weaponize= hilaso, hilas, hilahʘ, gohilah, wisilas
• Picking, pick, picks, picked, will pick=puo, pu, pus, pudes, elpudes
• Planting, plant, plants, planted, will plant: gyuhh, gy, gyi, gyed, elgyu
• Pushing, push, pushes, pushed, will push: holid, holl, holdad, hollvad,
• Elholvatar.
• Pulling, pull, pushes, pushed, will push: kolid, ckʘll, holdaad, hollvad,
• Elholvatar.
• Bringing, bring, brings, brung, will bring: avorda, uvorda, vordante, uvorde, kadavord
• Dying, die, dies, dead, will die: fagehon, fage, fagena, skelfage, fuufage(g pronounced as dj)
• Getting, get, gets, got, will get = zhavvo, zhav, zhavs, zhaved, zhuvvʘm
• Making, make, makes, made, will make= fvo, fiv, zfivs, fivad, fod

• Rules= if s, c, f or r comes second to last in a word, it will be silent or rarely pronounced as (ʂ)
• Constonants can be pronounced together and their sounds will be mixed if no vowel are between them
• Prefixes can sometimes be used as tones for verbs
• X is always pronounced like z
• Grammar= (first verb in sentence)>(indirect or direct objects)>(prepositions)> (adverb)>(adjective)>(noun)
• Rule 5: verbs usually have the xing,x,xs,xed,will x format like (xauto, x, xis, xol,elx) format. Exceptions are above
• Color:
• Red=Dera
• Blue= Eulba
• Green = Conura
• Black = dorako
• White = anoglo
• More nouns:
• Chicken: chucko
• Sheep: baaako
• Cow: muuuko
• Dog= hapko
• Cat=meoko
• Other verbs:
• Run(sigundian): take
• Huyro: run
• Hubo: start
• Nie: to fight
• Gernil: to use
• Vernil: to take advantage of a person (less general term)
• Forsaternil: to take advantage of time (less general term)
• Foilp: mirror something (also noun for mirror)
• Japein: count
• Cheshdar: see (intensified version would mean watch)
• Sefel: heal
• Gochesh: entertain by seeing
• Golesh: entertain by hearing (used for songs)
• Lesh: hear (more intensified would be listen)
• Huor: sing
• Eved: to do a specific job (less general term)

• Nouns for specific people
• Doctor : Ductur
• Cook: Caikeved
• Popular person: Dimitri
• Bachelor, professor: frop
• Food terms:
• Yaheru: national dish of sigundia, rice with pooki fish served with lemon juice
• Pooki: delicious national fish, found in waters of juki lake in the country
• Rywenda: Delicious!
• Jhourny: Hungry(especially when coming back from a long journey
• Sins
• Vforna: Gluttony
• Unoga: Pride
• Isid: Envy
• Erbato: Lust
• Enchanio gambuck: Wrath (enchanio is an intensifier, it is not a valid word now. But it used to be. Etymology causes the word to die out however enchanio gambuck still is said today)
• Time periods
• Today: Jinag
• Day: nag
• Night: ninag
• Tommorow: nagnag
• Yesterday: minonag
• Second: Recono
• Minute: sirecono
• Hour: sisirecono
• Year: pirod
• Decade: tempirod
• Numbers:
• 1: minoso
• 2: dabloso
• 3: balansoso
• 4: quasoso
• 5: demsoso
• 6: semsi (sem meaning half as a prefix and si means 12)
• 7:dia
• 8:ria
• 9:elcombosos
• 10:combiner
• 11: levenos or bi
• 12: forinos or si
• Teen: elos
• Hundred: celos
• Thousand: naselos
• Million and up: same as english
• Tree: uvalos
• Explosives: bomobal
• Diamond: gemo
• Emerald: egemo
• Mountain: givoyan
• Range: hugolus
• Wood: uvalo hujas or “uvajas”
• Hujas: material
• MORE VERBS
• Goyena: to defecate
• Ue: to simulate
• Ueueue: to play
• Hemeilos: to use (something) to do (something)
• NOUN
• Hecas: some
• Becas: all
• ADVERBS
• Runas: definitely
• Kulas: probably
• Julas: unsure
• Ujuyas: to mate
• Hukon: to marry
• NOUNS
• Real: yundo
• Fake: ppundo
• Jilas: Heart
• Iman: Lung
• Ina: Chest(both human part and treasure)
• Inaga: treasure
• Uya: place
• Uva:thing
• Placebo: placeholder
• INSTRUMENTS
• Piano= pion
• Guitar= guiton
• Sigundian Guitar= Devapʘ
• Music: Charvar
• Violin: Violoso
• OTHER
• People: pippon
• Town: titon
• CITY: cioton, can be alternatively “big town”
• Townsfolk: tippon
• Culture: kultiz
• Definition: Xo
• Research: Xoin
• Student: xoinloin
• Class: xoinsberg(suffix berg used for place)
• University:dam
• Medicine: damsin
• New adjectives:
• Cold: wanu
• Hot: shuut
• NEW NOUNS
• Earth: thareos
• Moon: sattelitos
• Sun: aros
• Star: aroskino
• Kino: child
• Kinoa: children
• NEW ADJECTIVE
• Beautiful, pretty: Pullinato
• Shining: shinano
• Pulsing: pulsano
• The 2 words above can also be verbs
• New things
• Above: yunoso
• Below: bunoso
• PLURALS
• Many: munaso
• VERBS
• Live: liuanos
• Feel: fiolanos
• Falling: vinatos
• NOUNS
• Wind: vind
• Apple: apela
• Pine: pinatoas
• A: u
• Forest: forato
• Clouds: clumbraro
• Rain: kijmi
• Rainforest: kijoto
• VERBS
• Moving: mobixas
• To name: segestes
• Feminize: fiz
• Masculinize: masz
• NOUNS
• Father = upla
• Mother= donla
• Grand= fyune(used as a prefix but can also be suffix)
• Son=laup
• Daughter=ladon
• In-law:remlato
• Aunt:Antio
• Uncle:Cunio
• Flower= flo
• Senses(both verb and noun)
• Smell = asema
• Touch=wilna
• Sight= resino
• Taste = dellico
• Other body parts
• Face=chehrea
• Nose=anos
• Eyebrow= resino ufor
• Interesting things:
• Ufor: something that accompanies something else
• Ufory= Ufor that results In good
• Uforre= Ufor that results In neutral
• Uffure=Ufor that results in bad
• Yelos= climax
• Javos= end
• Gervo= journey
• Gervito= end of a journey
• Feelo= Inspired
• Infilo= Tired
• Feff= Alien and uncanny
• Firno= bearable
• Lango= language
• Yer= telling (verb)
• Yerol= speaking (verb)
• Nobas= outcome
• Noobas= newbie
• Svin= Unnamed
• Gvin= To track.
• Elvin= purpose
• Eat= eta
• Heaven= Valhul
• Hell = ujaif
• Gift = if (sigundian)
• Upon: devu
• Yonder= Yillo
• Wonder= Wowo
• If: Fiel
• Else: fief
• Story: fella
• Author: papur
• Paper: bambur
• Friend: gyvaulet (formal like peer) hygo (informal like buddy)
• Rito: sister
• Hito: brother
• Gybto: sibling (can also be used with gender pronouns for alternative words for rito and hito)
• Yral: baby
• Ger: toddler
• Grasko: Child, (used as informal word for students also)
• Beaufouve: Teacher
• Hini: also
• Boka: book
• Ivin: Tea(also informal word for hot, warm)
• Poya: Hello, hi
• Pouye: goodbye
• Ryun: despite
• Rvae: fact
• Rlae: fiction
• Gooo: dark, darkness
• Kouni: Perfume
• Chiva: Thank you, thanks(informal)
• VœLœva: God
• Voe chiva: God bless you, thank you (formal)
• Chiva: Thank you, thanks(informal)
• New rule: ж is pronounced as sch
• ж iv: liminal, a passing moment in time
• жon: Tool
• ж: Baby animal (informal for cuteness and attractiveness)
• Gon жon: Attractive
• Tvfiexoj(pronounced like tevfizoy): achievement, especially one a person takes pride in
• Tv= the state of being proud
• Tvw(pronounced tevv)= respect for someone
• Yval= disastrous event
• Kouval= volcano
• Qva(pronounced like kwa)= revolution
• Qvfuh(pronounced kwafuh(fuh means a male that rules a land(king))) = leader of a revolution male))
• W = land
• Qvw= country(land with revolution)
• Evw= unclaimed land or property or thing
• Qvveh(pronounced kwaveh(veh means a female that rules something(queen)))= leader of a revolution female
• Vehw= Matriarchy
• Fuhw= Patriarchy
• Bvoqr= Sword
• Bxomp= to swing(verb),to shield(verb). Both can be nouns for swing and shield respectively
• Rya= Rule, order
• Yw= Science
• Wy= Mathematics
• Erv=(used before a name to denote honor, like dear)
• Fuhmk= to denote (something) to (someone or something)
• Fruhmk=to take note of something or an action
• Suffixes:
• Uja: makes opposite, also removes first and last letter from word (if word is only 2 letters, nothing changes)
• GRAMMAR THINGIES:
• uwa= suffix that makes an object refered to directly
• awu= prefix that makes object refered to directly
• soi= suffix that makes an object refered to indirectly
• ios= prefix that makes an object refered to indirectly
• Note that these are optional and for making speech more complex and formal.

Well thats all folks. cya later

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