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--- yivalkes:valaksayo [2026/04/14 13:44] – mangotrain
+++ yivalkes:valaksayo [2026/04/15 10:05] (current) – [Nubmers] mangotrain
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 "Word" here means the root term. Any addition comes after the part in parenthesis.
+==== Letter readings ====
 ^ Letter ^ Bb ^ Bd ^ Bg ^ Bl ^ Bw ^ By ^ Bx ^ Bn ^
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 ^ Start | Elv- | Lus- | Lar- | Lh(e)- | Lu- | Li- | La- | Lem |
 ^ Middle | -(e)lv- | -lus- | -ler- | -lh- | -lu- | -li- | -r(a)- | -lem- |
-^ End | (e)lba | -rs | -r | ?? | -lu | -liwa | -ree | -lim(ma) |
+^ End | (e)lba | -rs | -r | -l | -lu | -liwa | -ree | -lim(ma) |
 ^ Letter ^ Wb ^ Wd ^ Wg ^ Wl ^ Ww ^ Wy ^ Wx ^ Wn ^
 ^ Alone | Uffe | Ottur | Uzh(e) | Urr | We | Wi | Mewakh | Gon |
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 ^ Start | (I)V- | (I)Z- | (I)Kh- | Ii | Yo | * | Y(a) | Im/In |
 ^ Middle | -v- | -z- | -(i)kh- | -ii(l)- | yo/oy* | i* | ya/ye | Im |
-^ End | -iv | -iiz | -ikh | -ii(l) | -yo/oy* | -i* | -ya | -im |
+^ End | -iv | -ii | -ikh | -ii(l) | -yo/oy* | -i* | -ya | -im |
 ^ Letter ^ Xb ^ Xd ^ Xg ^ Xl ^ Xw ^ Xy ^ Xx ^ Xn ^
 ^ Alone | Awp | Askir | Kaba | Ter | O | Hee | Ha | Ansh |
 ^ Start | Ap- | As- | Ek-/Kaba- | R | O | E(y) | H(a) | An/En |
 ^ Middle | -?- | -sk- | -ekh- | -r- | -o- | -e(y)- | -a- | nasalize |
-^ End | -a(pp) | -skir | -ee(r) | * | -o | * | -a/-e | nasalize |
+^ End | -a(pp) | -sk(ir) | -ee-r | * | -o | * | -a/-e | nasalize |
 ^ Letter ^ Nb ^ Nd ^ Ng ^ Nl ^ Nw ^ Ny ^ Nx ^ Nn ^
 ^ Alone | Nev | Nass | Makh | Nell(e) | Noh | El | Na | Nanu |
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 ^ Middle | -m- | -nd- | -nk- | -m(i)l- | -nu- | ?? | -na- | -nen- |
 ^ End | -m | -n(d) | -nk | -m(i)l | -nu | -in/-ni* | -na | -nen |
+  * Dw is rarely ever use in other context than referring to the 2nd person. Same for Ny for 1st person and Xl for 3rd person.
+  * Xy can be used as part of a word to denote a long ee between roots, but is favoured for marking the there case instead.
+  * Yw can be used as a word started, but is usually used only for hence case.
+  * Yy by itself or at the start of a word denote the tone at which what comes before is meant to be said (think "Hello?" *she said abruptly*). For words that end in a ii sound, a compromise is mead with either Wy, Yl, or Yd depending on what fits best the word.
+  * Xd, for fire, is short for Askira, and this causes the "sk" from middle and end
+  * Xy and Xx are sometimes used interchangeably for denoting a "h" starting word, though Xx is prefered.
+==== Numbers ====
+^ 0 ^ 1 ^ 2 ^ 3 ^ 4 ^ 5 ^ 6 ^ 7 ^
+| Wara | Nee | Doo | Lar | Tsho | Sam | Taol | Kee |
+^ 10 ^ 11 ^ 12 ^ 13 ^ 14 ^ 15 ^ 16 ^ 17 ^
+| Kozh | Shal(a) | Sano | Niss/Nisa | Ratso | Shean | Dabo | Nev |
+| Tsi | Tsnee | Tsido | Tsilar | Tsitsho | Tsisan | Tsitaol | Tsikee |
+^ 20 ^ 21 ^ 22 ^ 23 ^ 24 ^ 25 ^ 26 ^ 27 ^
+| Wizhi | Wizhnee | Wizhoss | Wizhar | Witsho | Wizhyan | Wizhul | Wizhke |
+^ 30 ^ 31 ^ 32 ^ 33 ^ 34 ^ 35 ^ 36 ^ 37 ^
+| Wikozh | Wishaal | Uzhano | Uzhniss | Uzhatso | Uzhean | Uzhabo | Uzhnev |
+| Lelii | LeNee | LeDoo | LeLar | LeTsho | LeSam | LeTaol | LeKee |
+^ 40 ^ 41 ^ 42 ^ 43 ^ 44 ^ 45 ^ 46 ^ 47 ^
+| Guwi | GuNee | GuDoo | GuLar | GuTsho | GuSam | GuTaol | GuKee |
+^ 50 ^ 51 ^ 52 ^ 53 ^ 54 ^ 55 ^ 56 ^ 57 ^
+| KuKozh | KuShal | KuShano | KuNisa | KuRatso | KuShean | KuDabo | KuNev |
+| Sanwi | SanNee | SanDoo | Sannelle | SanTsho | Sanzam | SanTaol | SanKee |
+^ 60 ^ 61 ^ 62 ^ 63 ^ 64 ^ 65 ^ 66 ^ 67 ^
+| Plawi | PlaNee | PlaDoo | PlaLar | PlaTsho | PlaSam | PlaTaol | PlaKee |
+^ 70 ^ 71 ^ 72 ^ 73 ^ 74 ^ 75 ^ 76 ^ 77 ^
+| PlaKozh | PlaShal | PlaSano | PlaNisa | PlaRatso | PlaShean | PlaDabo | PlaNev |
+| Nirwi | NirNee | NirDoo | Nirel | NirTsho | NirSam | NirTaol | NirKee |

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