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***Keileon*** · (This post was last modified: 05-20-2016 09:49 AM by Keileon.)

Piecing together Acaranian

Should resemble a mix of Latin and Drakine

Acaranian is a gendered language, as seen below; "rio" and "ria" both mean "fate"

Should mostly work in a root system like Drakine

***Keileon*** · (This post was last modified: 05-13-2019 11:43 PM by Keileon.)

-a --- Plural (nouns ending in r, replaces other vowels)
Agnir --- Fire
Amphi --- Vast; Large

Cer --- [To] Seek

Draco --- Dragon

Ket --- [To] Run
Kiiro --- Bat (animal)

Rio or Ria --- Fate
Rosei --- [To] Breathe

Ther --- Wing

-ry --- One who does [verb]

***Keileon*** · (This post was last modified: 05-20-2016 09:43 AM by Keileon.)

Glider = Vast-Wing = Amphi + ther = Amphither (pl. Amphithera)
Lurker = Runner = Ket + ry = Ketry (pl. Ketra)

Ceriodry: Fate Seeker
(ce rio (d) ry --- seek fate <one who does the thing>)

Tinesia Arenaria: ???
(ti ne sia, ar re na ria --- ? ? ?, ? ? ? fate)

***Keileon*** · (This post was last modified: 06-03-2016 10:22 AM by Keileon.)

Pressing Questions

Is Euthora Acaranian?

What came first, the language or the name of the continent?

IPA? Alphabet?

Why does Careodry's name change the ce (/se/) into ca (/kæ/)?
-- /e/ to /æ/: Pronunciation differences in draconic accent
-- [19:19:32] Shadow same reason as for why words like "glacier" aren't pronounced with /k/. Sound change is a weird thing

Why does Ketra mean "solstice" in Drakine and "runners" in Acaranian?