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The Fairy Language

Here we explore the Dark Fairy Language with the Curses, Endearments, and Words we created in the book less a few that were not appropriate to get a translation on a website accessible by children.  Plus, additional fan requests we felt were appropriate.

Note Fairies have a range of words that might mean pretty much the same thing but the level in which it affects them changes as they go up the list.

Pronunciation Guide

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"Learning Fairy"

Its very complicated fairy just like the real world but this is a small bit of advice.

  • Start with basic vowel sounds and special letter combinations

  • Learn common endings (-part, -pow, gender endings)

  • Practice curse and endearment groups to understand intensity patterns

  • Understand that context determines when N is silent/sounded and vowel variations

 

Reality Check

The pronunciation can be totally unique to each word regardless of spelling. Context, cultural knowledge, and experience are essential for proper pronunciation - even with all the rules!

Mountain Road

Curses

This is extremely painful and sucks so damn much and I am in a great deal of pain and suffering. It sucks even more because it was my stupidity that got me here.

[As it increases, the level of personal past pain is compared to previous ones or a general level of great pain.]

  • Itola Bavitola Envitola 

    • e-toy-lah bah-vay-e-toy-lah  In-vay-e-toy-lah

  • Avitola Shitola Varnitola

    • Ah-vay-e-toy-lah Sh-e-toy-lah Vahrn-e-toy-lah

These wings I can't believe the state they are in. They need burnt off quick.

[The level the wings need removed, but this curse is for a man examining a lady's wings and not a curse for personal troubles as a lady has more pain.]​

  • Baviloinoe Aviloinoe Shiviloinoe

    • bah-vi-loyah-no Ee-vi-loyah-no She-vi-loyah-no 

  • Varviloinoe Deviloinoe Viloinoe

    • ver-vi-loyah-no di-vi-loyah-no vi-loyah-no

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​​​This man is so idiotic to spoil my time with my wife.  He does not get that when a fairy lady asks for time from her spouse it isn't a request but because her needs are great. We cannot enlighten an idiot. But baby only I tend the fire within your soul. I should kill him for interrupting my tending.

[As the curse goes through the ranks, it's all about how much the man wants to kill the person telling them they can't do stuff together]

  • Deion Adeion Endeion

    • DI-o Ah-dI-o I​-dI-o

  • Cardeion Vardeion Londeion

    • Chee-ar-dI-o Vur-di-o Lo-di-o

Oh no this man has not had his blues yet and I must tend to him alone in his likely volatile time.  Someone, get me a weapon as I want to hug it while I sleep.

[The range is based on the type of weapon needed to properly defend yourself on their attack. The last one is the equivalent of someone with magical capabilities like Rupert.]

  • Orchinca Porchinca Morchinca

    • Or-chee-ink-ah ​Por-chee-ink-ah Mor-chee-ink-ah

  • Borchinca Sworchinca Norchinca

  • Bor-chee-ink-ah Swor-chee-ink-ah Nay-or-chee-ink-ah

  • Lorchinca Donchina Vonchinca

    • Lay-or-chee-ink-ah Day-or-chee-ink-ah

    • Vay-or-chee-ink-ah

 

You deserve extreme death I am so angry I can kill you right now.  - there are over 50 variations of this and I will not list them all.  It ranges from Single Just Knifing wishes dengahflgnegne which is 'mid' single level

There are 50 Second Level

And 27 levels of Triple Curses Vengaflgnegne is like a first level Death Curse.  Not doing 'too much torture' the fairies only kept it at this level in the scene as they had a "YOUNGSTER" in the room not ready for the repercussions of extreme soul torture when not justified and these triple curses in the culture are not said lightly. Kind of your Harry Potter Death curse at Vengaflgnegne.

  • dengaflgnegne ding-ah-fling-ing

  • Vengaflgnegne Ving-ah-fling-ing (adding on this death needs a soul eaten for it call in a demon)

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Endearments

Avamio = U-vum-eh Husband we are still talking please know I cannot last much longer just talking.  Kiss me deep after I finish speaking and let's find some time to be together alone.

Belonia = Bey-lo-ee-u Going so insane the heavens are in their eyes and they reflect in their lovers

Charimo = Chee-hur-e-moh You mean the world to me, and I cannot believe I am lucky enough to hold you in my arms.  Let me hug you until I find myself again.​

Chinastia = Chee-hen-ah-say-tay-ah My perfect beauty who I love beyond the drops of all the oceans.

Condcotigeelond = Chee-o-day-ah-coo-tay-e-gee-ee - lon-day You make it so hard for your man to be the master but show me your heat and then I'll show you the next wave my beloved lady.

Donallbarie = Do-null-bur-e the woman that makes every moment blessed to heart, mind, body, and soul. 

Lovieriel = Loo-vay-er-e-l I want to join with you under the sky of day.  In a matter of moments, we will be in the soul plane, and I will be touching your dear fairy star until you melt in me. We will dance all the way through the troposphere until I have nothing in me to give.  Lover, give me consent, and the moon is ours.

Milon oh Tiana = Me-lo- ooh Tay-ah-nay - my sun you warm me so much just by your presence. Oh how, I long for your touch.

Minall Castrana = Mahn-nall Chee-ah-strah-nay- My soul mate we must stop our embracing because something very vital has come up, but it devastates me to end it. You breathe life into me.  Thank you forever for being mine.

Mionasta = Meo-nay-ah-stah Honey for some reason my whole body is filled with a need of extreme desire please help me.

Nianah = Nee-ahn-nay-ah we are beyond our senses and now my soul is going to yours bring me to that special heart of yours

Onup = o-newe-p To Go / Come to a place that makes the full self fill complete

Ovliena Ca To = Ove-lay-ah-nay Cha Toy = My love is forever with you my darling because your soul calls me and I'm glad that you have accepted me in your life.

Stardrall = Stur-dray-ull Darling Soul Mate

Viocord = Vey-oh-chor-day = To Sing

Viocordpow = Vey-oh-chor-day-po-wee = To sing beautifully

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Sunflower

Fairy Numbers

Zero - 0

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         #     Fairy   Pronounced
         0    Zeyiti   Zi-yee-tay-knee
     0 0  Zeyoiti   Zi-yo-knee-tay-knee
  0 0 0  Zeyati   Zi-yu-tay-knee

Forest

Fairy Numbers

One to Ten-

1 to 10

 #    Fairy   Pronounced
1     Uni       Ewe-knee
2    Woni     Wen-knee
3    Troni     Tre-knee
4    Fani      Fu-knee
5    Lani      Lu-knee
6   Sini        Sah-knee
7   Seni       Si-knee
8   Oeni      Oi-knee
9   Hini       Hee-knee
10  Unki     Ewe-ku-knee

Green Hills

Fairy Numbers

Eleven to Twenty- 11 to 20

#        Fairy        Pronounced
11    Unkuni     Ewe-ku-ewe-knee

12    Unkwoni  Ewe-ku-wen-knee
13    Unktroni   Ewe-ku-tre-knee
14    Unkfani    Ewe-ku-fu-knee
15    Unklani    Ewe-ku-lu-knee
16   Unksini     Ewe-ku-sah-knee
17   Unkseni    Ewe-ku-si-knee
18   Unkeni      Ewe-ku-oi-knee
19   Unkhini     Ewe-ku-hee-knee
20   Woki         Wee-ku-knee  

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Fairy Numbers

The Tens

   #    Fairy        Pronounced
 10     Unki       Ewe--ku-knee
 20    Woki       Wee-ku-knee
 30    Troki       Tre-ku-knee
 40    Faki        Fu-ku-knee
 50    Laki        Lu-ku-knee
 60   Siki          Sah-ku-knee
 70   Seki         Si-ku-knee
 80   Oeki        Oi-ku-knee
 90   Hiki          Hee-ku-knee
100  Undi        Ewe-dee-knee

Fairy Numbers

The Hundreds

   #    Fairy        Pronounced 
  100  Undi       Ewe--dee-knee

  200  Wodi       Wee-dee-knee 
  300  Trodi       Tre-dee-knee
 
  400  Fadi        Fu-dee-knee

  500  Ladi        Lu-dee-knee
  600  Sidi        Sah-dee-knee 
  700  Sedi       Si-dee-knee

  800  Oedi      Oi-dee-knee
  900  Hidi       Hee-ku-knee
1000  Unti       Ewe-tay-knee

Fairy Numbers

The Thousands

   #    Fairy        Pronounced  
  1000  Untii     Ewe-tay-knee            2000  Woti     Wee-tay-knee     
  3000  Troti     Tre-tay-knee
 
  4000  Fati      Fu-tay-knee 
  5000   Lati      Lu-tay-knee 
  6000   Siti      Sah-tay-knee  
  7000   Seti     Si-tay-knee 
  8000   Oeti     Oi-tay-knee 
  9000   Hiti      Hee-tay-knee

10000 Unluri   Ewe-lewur-knee

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Fairy Numbers

Ten-Thousands

   #          Fairy        Pronounced     
  10,000  Unluri   Ewe-lewur-knee
   20,000 Woluri  Wee-lewur-knee 
   30,000 Troluri  Tre-lewur-knee  
   40,000  Faluri  Fu-lewur-knee  
   50,000  Laluri  Lu-lewur-knee  
   60,000  Siluri   Sah-lewur-knee  
   70,000  Seluri  Si-lewur-knee  
   80,000  Oeluri  Oi-lewur-knee  
   90,000  Hiluri   Hee-lewur-knee
100,000   Unlati  Ewe-lutay-knee

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Fairy Numbers

Hundreds of

Thousands​

   #       Fairy        Pronounced  
100k   Unlati  Ewe-
lutay-knee 
200k  Wolati  Wee-lutay-knee
 
300k  Trolati  Tre-lutay-knee

400k   Falati  Fu-lutay-knee
500k   Lalati  Lu-lutay-knee    
600k   Sillati   Sah-lutay-knee

700k   Selati  Si-lutay-knee
800k   Oelati Oi-lutay-knee
900K  Hilati  Hee-lutay-knee
Million Unmilini Ewe-Mah-lawn-knee

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Fairy Numbers

Large Numbers

   #       Fairy        Pronounced  
Million milini    Mah-lawn-knee
Billion  wokilini Wee-ku-lawn-knee    
Trillion Trilini    Tre-lawn-knee

Quad.  Fanilini Fu-knee-lawn-knee 
Quint.  Lakilini Lu-ku-lawn-knee 
Sextil  Sinilini  Sah-knee-lawn-knee  
Septil  Senilini Si-knee-lawn-knee 
Octil   Oenilini  Oi-lawn-knee 
Nontil  Henilini Hee-lawn-knee

Dectil Dunkeci Dewe-ki-chee-knee

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Number Construction

Rules

Before Consonants:

  • Uni (1)   →  "Un"

  • Woni (2) →  "Wo"

  • Troni (3) →  "Tro"

  • Fani (4)  →  "Fa"

  • Lani (5)  →  "La"

  • Sini (6)  →  "Si"

  • Seni (7) →  "Se"

  • Oeni (8) →  "Oe"

  • Hini (9)  →  "Hi"

Before Vowels:

  • Uni (1)    → "Un"

  • Woni (2) → "Won"

  • Troni (3) → "Tron" 

  • Fani (4)  → "Fan"

  • Lani (5)  → "Lan"

  • Sini (6)  →  "Sin"

  • Seni (7) →  "Sen"

  • Oeni (8) →  "Oen"

  • Hini (9)  →  "Hin"

 
Tens: base + ki
(Woki = 20, Troki = 30)

Double digit
Base + K + base + i
(Wokuni = 21, Oekseni = 87) 

Hundreds: base + di
(Undi = 100, Wodi = 200)

3 digit no zeros 
base + d + base + k + base + i
(Undwoktroni = 123)

3 digits with the tens 0
base + d + base + i
(Sedoeni = 708)

3 digits with the ones 0
Base + d + base + ki
(HidLaki = 950)

Now if you have three digits to use, special rules apply for your speech to be polite.
 
To be polite, a person starts with what will give them 3 digits or a hundred of what digit that is.This is considered giving someone a blessing as Sweetness does love threes.
 
105 tens would be the 'happiest' way to give your digits, and then slide it down it can be complex, but most once you get to 1000 its expected to say three digits. 

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Complex

Pattern Rules

​​​​Thousands: base + ti
(Unti = 1,000)
 
4 digits no zeros
 
base + t + (HYPHEN) + base + d +
base + k + base + i [RUDE]
(Fat-ladsikuni =4,561 or 4561)

or base + k + base + d  add Hyphen 
+ base + k + base + i [busy]
(Faklad-sikuni 45-61 4561)

or base + d + base + k + base + k hyphen + base + i  [polite]
Fadlaksik-uni 456-1)


4 digits ones zero
base + t + base + d + base + ki
(Untsedwoki = 1720)


4 digits tens zero
base + t + base + d + base + i
(setfaduni = 7401) [rude] can say as 740-1 like before you'd ad d then kd and finally the base and i.
base + d + base + kd + base + i 


4 digits hundreds zero
base + t base + k + base + i
(oetoekoeni = 8088) [Rude]

4 digits 1500
base + t +  base  + di or  ​
This first one is like saying I have one thousand 500
base + k + base  + di
no hyphen needed
The second one is like saying I have 15 hundred.
base + d + base + k + ki [polite]



4 digits 1050
base + t + base + ki or
untlaki ewe-tay-lu-ke
like saying I have 1 thousand fifty
[Very Rude unless you are an accountant or a businessman working a sum of figures]


base + kd + base ki or
unkdlaki  ewe-knee-lu-ke
like say I have 10 hundreds and fifty
[mid rude felt your in a hurry]


 
base + d + base + di
undladi ewe-day-lu-de
like saying i have 105 tens [polite]

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Fairy Numbers

The Thousands

Comma Usage

  • Use hyphens (-) as comma separators:

  • Example 5-437-891-011

  • But this would not be polite speech and you've lost giving someone a blessing.

  • 543-789-101-1

    • is the blessed way to present a number

    • any other way is felt rude or in the nature of speeding communication as a ton of numbers are said​

    • Accountants will write number impolitely as it makes it a ton easier to do mathematics.

    • Fairy children struggle with math at times.  

    • Kids with the knack of not only mastering the polite speech but also automatically translating complex columns and statements into workable information can typically make a good career for themselves working in shops.  It is not an easy thing to do.  

  • Cannot skip zeros in comma notation

  • Long word denotation uses hyphens between components

 
Decimal Precision

  •  

  • Must specify trailing zeros using zeyiti/zeyoti/zeyati

  •  

  • ꗃ preferred for word form, . for numerical form

  •  

  • Use "dre" prefix for decimal place reference

  • Numbers are read in the same direction on both sides of a decimal point. The difference is dre goes on the side with the decimal.  But your i only goes on the last digit.

    • 101.404​

    • undun ꗃ drefandfani

Example of decimal notation with polite speach.
5.412-002-100-501-0
Lan ꗃ drefadunkwokunkilin-wokmilin-undunklata-ladununk-Zeyiti

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Mathematical Termonology


Naming Convention Rules
 

 
 
 
 
 









Important: Fairy mathematical
     language distinguishes between

symbols and actions

-part = Symbol names 
-part = pronounced purtay
Reference to the Symbol
 
-pow = Action names
-pow = pronounced po-wee
The Operation Performs

 
 

Dre = prefix for decimal
placed before the decmimal
half of the words
Pronounced Dri

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Basic Math

Denotions


 Comma separator
, Used in number separation
Symbol Called Clivepart

Pronounced Chee-levi-purtay
 
Hyphen separator
- used in long word denotation 
Symbol Called Avepart

Pronounced U-vi-party

Equal Sign in fairy is ~  
Symbol Called Pripart

Pronounced Pre-party
Action: Prinpow "This equals"

Prounounced Pre-po-wee



Decimal Notationꗃ Symbol: Migglepart
Pronounced Mah lig-gih-pur-tay
preferred with words 
. Period Symbol: Digmepart .
Prounounced: Geed-mi-pur-tay
preferred with numbers
Action: Miglonpow
"find the decimal part"
Geem-neel-pur-tay
Action:Taglonpow
"Remove Decmile"
Pronounced Gut-lo-nee-po-wee

P
 

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Basic Arithmetic

> Addition  Symbol: Tinuppart >
Pronounced: Ten-ewe-p-pur-tay
Action: Tinuppow "add to"
Pronounced: Ten-ewe-p-po-wee

< Subtraction Symbol: Ticappart <
Pronounced: Tu-chee-up-pur-tay
Action: Ticappow "subtract from"
Pronounced: Tu-chee-up-po-wee

ഒ- Negative Symbol: Naginpart ഒ-
Pronounced Nu-he-nug-pur-tay
Naginow: negative number
Pronounced: Nu-he-nug-ow-wee
Action: Negate a Number Naginpow
Pronounced: Nu-he-nug-po-wee


* Multiplication Symbol: Morippart *Pronounced Mow-rep-pur-tay
Action: Morippow "multiply by"
Pronounced Mow-rep-po-wee


/ Division Symbol: Vinappart / 
Pronounced Ven-up-pur-tay
Action: Vinappow "divide by"
Pronounced Ven-up-po-wee

𓂅Remainder Symbol: Rondapart 𓂅

Pronounced:  Ron-du-pur-tay
Action: Rondapow "Find Remainder of"
Pronounced: Ron-du-po-wee
Rondavan means "remainder"
Pronounced: Ron-du-vun

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Multiply / Divide

Remainders

* MultiplicationSymbol Name: Morippart *
Pronounced Mow-rep-pur-tay
Action: Morippow "multiply by"
Mow-rep-po-wee

/ Division Symbol Name: Vinappart /
Pronounced Ven-up-pur-tay
Action: Vinappow "divide by"
Pronounced Ven-up-po-wee


Remainder Symbol Name: Rondapart 𓂅
Pronounced  Ron-du-pur-tay
Action: Rondapow "Find Remainder of"
Pronounced Ron-du-po-wee
Rondavan means "remainder"
Prounounced Ron-du-vun

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
5 > 14 ~ 19   (5 + 14 = 19)
Lani > Unkfani ~ Unkhini
6 < 5 ~ ഒ-1  (6 - 5 = negative 1)
Sini < Lani ~ ഒ-uni
1000 * 41 ~ 41000 
(1000 × 41 = 41,000)
Unti Morippow Fakuni ~ Fakunti
 
Advanced Operations
2@10** ~ 1024 (2^10 = 1,024)
Woni Mizapow Unki ~ Unkd-wokfani 7/2 ~ 3𓂅1 (7 ÷ 2 = 3 remainder 1)
Seni/Woni ~ Troni 𓂅Uni
 
 ഒ-4@2// ~ ⌕2⌕ (√-4 = 2i)
ഒ-fani@woni// ~ ⌕woni⌕
 
Decimal Examples
5.12 < 3.034 ~ 8.254
(5.12 + 3.034 = 8.254)

Lani ꗃ unkwoni < Troni ꗃ zeyittrokfani ~ oeni ꗃ wodlakfani

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Advanced Mathematics

@** = Exponent Symbol: Mizapart
Pronounced Mah-zu-pur-tay
Action: Mizapow "raise power to"
Mah-zu-po-wee
A.number @ B.number **
A raised to the power of B

@// = Root Symbol: Rizapart
Pronounced Ree-zu-pur-tay
Action: Rizapow "take root of"

⌕⌕ = Imaginary Number (Symbol: Vanipart) - Vinapotter means "imaginary number"

˚ʚ♡ɞ˚ Infinity- BarallBar - Burullbur 

Rounding Symbols
𓍼𓍼 = Round (Action: Rondpow) 𓍼⊹𓍼 = Round up
Action: Ronduppow
𓍼ǂ𓍼 = Round down
Action: Rondonpow
Vanidrega = round to digit place

>> = Greater than Symbol: Lionpart  Action: Lionpow "greater than"
Base Leo-knee
>~ >Greater than or equal
Symbol: Vionpart
Action: Vionpow
Base: Veo-knee

<<  Less than Symbol: Minopart Action: Minopow means "less than" <~< Less than or equal
Symbol: Vinopart - Action: Vinopow
Base:Vi-knee-oh

dre = refers to decimal place
Pronounced dri

put this prefix before listing the mathematical names


 

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Calculus and Trigonometry

Trig
^ = Angle
Symbol: Pongpart Po-knee-gay-pur-tay
Action: Pongpow Po-knee-gay-po-wee
Means"find angle"

!! = Degree Dovepart, Do-vah-pur-tay
Action: Dovepow (do-vah-po-wee) means "find degree" Example: !45!
45 degrees = 45 dovedenes
(Do-vah-di-nay-is)

Cos = Lumo  Lewe-mo 
CoSec = Mumo Mewe-mow
Sin = Clin Chee-leen 
CoSin = Nilcha  Nel-chep-u
Tan = Tag  Gu-tay
Cot = Nolu  No-lewe


Calculus
◗→ = Limit
Symbol: Mitinapart
pronounced Met-eye-nee-pur-tay
Format @Letter@Number◗→boundary| Example: | @ Let. @Num◗→boundary| ∾ = Infinity Inallbaralltopart
pronounced En-eell-bur-ell-to-pur-tay)
 

⨶⫍⫝ = Factorial Symbol: Foinpart, pronounced Foenpurtay

S (❤️ ω ❤️) S = Sum (Symbol: Stinapart)

|||💗💗|||∂Heart = Differentiation
Symbol: Two open hearts in vertical line One heart holding A, other holding B use for as many factors you need and add math ∂Heart is for what you differentiate for
pronounced Veman Vi-mun for differential and -part and pow for Action and Symbol  

I = Integration  Indoven,
pronounced E-knee-do-vi-knee
¥⫝ = Exponent
Base Pokii, pronounced Pok-ee
Limit: @ Fact @ Num L◗→boundary
Donli: Do-knee-le

More Words

​I am starving for nectar. Please get me some before I languish.

[The more dire it is the ranks increase]

  • Dralankos Vernlankos Alalankos

    • Dre-lahn-koos Virn-lahn-koos Ulu-lahn-koos

  • Miralankos Pinalankos Lankos

    • Mer-u-lahn-koos Pe-nay-u-lahn-koos

    • Lahn-koos

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Chestone = Chee-hi-sto-ni A game similar to chess but with different pieces and multi-dimensional boards and magical empowerments to gain for pieces.

Clinderpanks = Chee-len-dir-punks Someone that cares about someone enough they accept they have done horrible deeds unworthy of forgiveness or respect. Typically, they are only listening in order to make themselves out to be more heroic and caring than all other people or for inheritance, but hey they listened and pretended to understand.

Clinebackio = Chee-lay-nay-e-bah-chee-ke-oo someone one who cannot see what is at stake to gain the best of women and to gain them is not something extreme and protecting them demands more.

Clionepas = Chee-lay-e-o-pes I swear on the last bit of blood in my body I will do what needs to be done even if enemies overwhelm and try to take us down.  Even if I must call in reinforcements and pay for forces.  I will solve the onslaught. (Sacred unbreakable vow. To not do what you have sworn inside with this word is death.  No faltering, no stopping, its going until done and completed.)

Clivantee =Cle-vay-ahn-tI = First one speaking: I swear my brother I am going to take care of what I need to do to solve this issue.  Do you swear you accept and trust me to have your back? Clivantee back would be acceptance and saying they also have their brother's back.  (They are swearing a life pack to solve the crisis, and to take care of what they also need to do to solve the issue.) // More or less it is an oath they will do what is required of each other to solve the crisis and will not do something to screw things up as they will pull through for their brother in need.

Cocklina = Co-cay-kay-le-nay an officer and a gentlemen that guides his men as if he were more than just a military leader, as if he were the best father in your life.  A man who guides not just because he is in charge, but because he is a great man. 

Concleckateluck = Co-chee-li-chee-kay-ewe-ti-lay-ewe-chee-kay

(Gentler by far) someone that commits identity theft because they have no honor or standing or ability to be a real person as they have lost every shred of honor and ability to be recognized and they stole that identity from a child of honor who does not deserve someone masquerading as them. 

The extreme nature of this crime warrants extreme punishment.

Co- chee-li (You baby lier) chee-kay (greet cheek) ewe-ti (So gross) lay-ewe (You reek like the foulest of things) chee-kay (great cheek)

Might sound like a nursery rhyme of baby talk but its what a baby name stealer deserves.  Nothing but a bit of baby talk. 

clickaronk =chee-lay-e-chee-kay-ewe-ro-kay a mouse of a man deserving the worst possible death for being a thief of a child

Dammineo = Dewe-em-may-en-io I'm going crazy from envy of this professional skill. Even if I live to be 100 million years old - my entire lifespan at peak power before I must die with honor in glorious battle to transfer my abilities to my offspring - I will never match this transcendent mastery. But man, just to see it performed, that was a beautiful thing that surpasses time itself.

(Fairies recognize limits to power gained through training. Magical abilities grow through their prime years but begin diminishing as they reach 100+ million years of age. Rather than face the humiliation of losing their skills, ancient fairies choose to exit the world in glorious battle, transferring their accumulated power to their best offspring in that final moment, thus "carrying on" through the next generation.)

Darinvello = dur-en-vah-lay-lo Why in the names that is holy can I not ignite my fairy light. Its depressing and dark and a room without light running is like being in hell.  (Fairies do not hang out in pitch dark rooms unless they are a 'darkeno fairy.'  A fairy of moonlessness and clouded banks who traversly do not appreciate light ANY light.)

Duelana = dew-lay-nah duel between blood brothers // maybe by birth or ceremony and unlike a normal duel with swords or magic its a duel involving the burning of blood ties.  Among fairies it means cutting a fairy so much they bleed black blood and then taking the first drop of black blood and burning it.  It is another method of killing the soul of a fairy.

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Dusnokut = Dees-nee-kewt Coward who never goes to war when called to duty as they claim they are too essential elsewhere when they are just cowarding in a corner like a weak woman.

You need smacked for your total idiocy as you have no brain in your head these days.  

[Range how stupid they have been lately]

  • Ioni Bioni Vioni Tioni Zioni Carioni Melioni

    • E-o-ne  Be-o-ne Tay-e-o-ne Ze-o-ne ​

    • Chee-ur-e-o-ne Mi-lay-e-o-nay

  • Parioni Delvioni Nedinioni Norvioni

    • Pur-e-o-ne Dil-vay-e-o-ne

    • Ni-day-en-e-o-ne  Noor-vay-e-o-nay

Filinuvark = Fay-el-en-ew-vahr-kay an enemy that is vastly outside our power in truth but he was unworthy of existence his death is most noteworthy.

Ghostano = Hoog-stay-noo Ghost in the shell, dream until I wake you

Humdor = Hew-may-dor Man married to a woman of higher position and promenance

Liojne = Le-oj-ni a bastard going after a married woman not even in his station that died for it before he even attempted the act worthy of destruction.

Klimpat = kay-lem-pah-tay waste pipe

Kojona = Kay-oo-joo-ne little angel you make me a beast of desire

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Monodinat = Mo-noo-den-nut suck this into your mouth.

Mionex = Me-o-nix Mind dream state with exponentially long hours per secession that can change based on temporal settings set by the person when viewing memories and experiencing dreams.

Milvanyah = Me-lay-vay-ewe-yuh great and terrible pain leave the body as I curse it away and heal in great lengths from drawing the life of their enemy.

  • boyamilvanyah cotamilvanyah detamilvanyah

  • tenamilvanyah penamilvanyah milvanyah 

Noil = No-el Loving in a legendary way.

Novulio = no-vewe-lay-e-oo I need to do something give me the tiniest span of time and I'll be right with you.

Oilintacity = oh-el (oil)-en-tuck-e-tay (tay in the end is said in an extremely painful draw) I have become a terrible deformed monster some one end me to avoid this forever suffering as a freak.

Primati = pre-mah-te private

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Planverites = plu-nay-vi-ray-etahs Jokers of the royal court.  In a game of Chestone, this piece moves like a checkboard piece but the last one jumped is captured/surrendered.  It can jump in any direction that does not land it across its pathway including the finishing move.​

Shamonic = shew-may-o-nec Little bitty crumbs of malnourishment // things that deserve killing for having so little value

shavontoricks = shay-vo-tor-e-chee-kays men dead far too easily as I should have had the priveldge of destorying them, but my wife did an amazing job, where are there hearts, as I'm sure my lady didn't eat them.  She's too delicate to consider destroying the man's soul, but way to go love.

Shiminoil = she-men-o-ah-lay to be polite we will leave it as "Jerk I plan to kill in repayment" but I confess the real definition is extremely unpleasant version and it offers an extreme death sentence that is held back due to respect.

Shinokat = She-nay-oh-kah-tay idiot men that forced a marriage by playing a game that he is actually worth considering and fooled all those that were in charge of creating a worthwhile marriage and thus committed a criminal act worthy of death

Singbats = Slen-gee-bah-tay-s single men unable to find even a worthless monster to marry them​​​

Spacklin = say-pay-ah-chee-len Dark fairy who has become a defenseless too noble of a creature to have a spine

Swant = sw-ah-nt I am stinking from head to toe from killing all my foes I’ve come across, but as they aren’t sweating, it’s a mighty sweat aroma. 

  • Avacarvat = Ewe-vay-chee-rah-vaht I have created beauty from my sweat and tears.

  • Shunvat = Shewe-vaht I am stinking from head to toe from improving my culture by exploring the world and now I have much to show for my great efforts.

  • Shuvat = Shewe-vaht I am stinking from head to toe from working out all day at the gym.  As I have developed this great physique every drop is well earned.

  • Sparnvat = Say-pay-rah-vaht I have built this great cultural work from my blood, sweat, and tears.

  • Smulewat = Say-mewe-lay-i-wha-tay For this sweat, I have saved lives.  The most honorable of all sweat to have.

  • Stowat = sto-waht I am stinking from head to toe from working all day long as I have done most honorable employment for the good of all my people.  I have done the mighty deed and so this aroma is the scent of the strong man.

  • Stuwat = stee-wet I am stinking from head to for having had a great time and so this is a mighty great aroma well worth the discomfort.

  • Swuvinawat =  Say-wu-vay-e-hah-waht my sweat comes from performing for the sake of uplifting souls from expressing through art/entertaining and I moved them to the tears and therefor my body cried with them.

  • Sweat = Sweat I am dripping because its hot.  There was nothing to mention worth this nastiness.

Wallan = way-lay-un Ceremony to protect the womb from receiving DNA rather than the selected husband who had gone through the rites required to marry and had an official wedding following their people's traditions though it does not demand more than the words you are husband and wife to be official.

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Wilva = Wel-vay-ah my favorite of all my wives.

Venalflashin = Vi-nay-ah-lay-flu-shen take my soul into yours and be whole

Vinoa = Ven-nay-o-ah drink of my life sources and do not hold back for the sake of my life.  My wife without you I'd die so you must drink what I have, as there is no nectar here to give you.

Youring = Yo-er-en-gee Wedding Ceremony

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