Frethurn

Spoken Frethurn is flowing and lilted, sounding almost musical to a non-speaker. Most words have three or more syllables, with most consonants being separated by vowels. (I.e. it is rare to see multiple consonant sounds in a row.)

Frethurn is a logographic language – each character represents a word or phrase rather than an isolated sound. Small changes to the character can communicate things like tense, gender, and even social status of the writer.

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  Reri: To end; to enter a new phase of a story or life; to make way for something new


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  Yahatha: Wooden fence or wall


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  Iruku: To want (to go somewhere)


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  Pobi: Artificial; exan-made


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  Usaye: Hunting grounds; common place to find prey animals


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  Ao: To be


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  Illatori: Beyond; past a threshold; unseen


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  Elimi: Fish; any aquatic animal


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  Elami: To understand


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  Taxu: Expression of deference; "please"


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  Muna: Human (mildly derogatory)