I figure since the sea animals here (such as dolphins) probably talk differently since sea animals like whales, dolphins, and whathaveyou have this sort of whistling language that it would be a good idea to make an official "language" for them.
This is mostly so that I don't have to keep running back and forth to find threads and reference words, they'll all be in one handy place. If you make a sea animal or a land animal that just knows the language for some reason XD then feel free to reference and use this. I'll add more and more words to it as time goes on and Eeya discovers more of the language.
Harsh sounds like z are rarely if ever used. Remember the language is based on how a dolphin sounds so emphasis on how long a sound is held and the pitch is important.
The words "a" or "an" are never used and is simply understood.
There is no word for "I". The creature's name is simply used in third person. The closest word to "I" would be "This One".
To make a word plural add "iee" to the end of it.
Nouns:
- Aakii- Land Animal/Land Creature
- Eekii- Sea Animal/Sea Creature
- Eeakii- Sea Animal/Sea Creature (Prey)
- Eee- Talk/Speak
- Ee- Sea
- Iee- Water
- Eeiee- Territory (in water)
- Aa- Land
- Aaiee- Territory (on land)
- Kii- Creature/Animal (nonspecific)
- Ah- Here
- Kiiikih- Cycle (one month)
- Ooaara- Forever
- Aaaak- Fun
- Kikiki- Clicks (Echolocation)
- Arriikara- Redfangs (lesser gembound specie akin to sharks)
- Ara- Tooth/Fang
- Ki'Areeh- Son/Daughter literally means "little me"
- Eh- Friend
Adjectives: Add adjectives to the beginning of a word to define it or use them alone, either or works.
- Ki' - Little
- Ehk' - Friendly (Sea Animals/Sea Creatures)
- Ekor' - Enemy (Sea Animals/Sea Creatures)
- Ahk' - Friendly (Land Animals/Land Creatures)
- Akor' - Enemy (Land Animals/Land Creatures)
Pronouns: (Can add Pronouns to the end of a word to add it in i.e. kianoookeh would be "He wants" or aaaeeekoo "help you" or "you help")
- Koo- You
- Eh- It
- Heh- She
- Heiaa- Them (feminine)
- Keh- He
- Keiaa- Them (masculine)
- Areeh- This One
- Kooheero- We
Verbs:
- Eeeeaaaakiki- Understand/ To Understand
- Aaaeee- Help/ To Help
- Kiaa- Swim/ To Swim (can also mean "live/to live" to say you "swim with" someone can be a very high form of love, depending on context)
- Keeeaa- Doing/To Do
- Kianooo- Want/To Want
- Eeekiikii- Have/To Have
- Eeekiiah- Call/To Call (also can mean to whistle or sing)
- Aaarila- Miss/To Miss
- Kriaaa- Happy/To Be Happy
- Aaraa- Like/To Like
- Aarkiaa- Love/ To Love (as in you "love" to swim or you "love" fish, to say you love someone as in a mate love or a best friend love would be "Kiaa")
- Kiaalooaar- Follow/To Follow (closely)
- Kiaalooeer- Follow/To Follow (far away)
- Kikikikaar- Click/To Click (echolocation)
- Miikiio- Fight/To Fight (can also mean to challenge)
- Koaniii- Need/To Need
Colors:
- Kreool- Blue
- Arriik- Red
- Rikiaa- Yellow
- Kriiikool- Purple
- Arriki- Orange
- Rikreeo- Green
- Orooo- Black
- Iriii- White
- Ooriiii- Gray
- Rikooo- Brown
Other:
- E- Is/Are
- Eki- Can
- Eeea- Right
- Oooara- Very
- Kaaa- Good
- Ekaaaiii- Out
- Rik- No
- Kir- Yes
- Iiiraa- Many/Much
- Ooa- For
- Io- If
- I- And
- Ii- But
- Heerooo- Other
- Iiya- Always
- Hai- Hello/Hi
- Ikikoo- Thank-you
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