So. I started up in an RPG today, and I realized that I had to create a language for my character. Anyways. The details of this language will follow soon. But first, a bit of a background: The language was created by Vasilis Etikas (My character) when he reached a revelation in his life. A divine figure visited him in the night, and told him that he is to start Kameni Diatagi (Greek for Lost Order), and lead his people to freedom.

Kameni Diatagi is a guild of pacifistic magicians, which is why they speak this language, along with the language of the time: This language is what allows them to do magic, such as the (crappy) language in Eragon. What follows are the details:

ENKI

Details: Magical language. Created by founder of Kameni Diatagi, Vasilis Ethikas

Overview:

ALPHABET

NOTE: Uppercase letters are the sound in the language.

Letter English Equivalent

A sAw

B Bye

CH/K chiCK

D meDical

DH myTH

E sEE

G maGazine

GH/J John

I whY

M Me

N No

O Open

P Pyro

R moRe

T Tan

U mOOn

V diVe

Z hiS

CHT hitCH To

Word order: V-O-S (VERB OBJECT SUBJECT)

Example: Zetoz Votaji vogh Ghapogh = I see my big father (Literally: I POSSESSIVE see Father ACCUSATIVE Large)

Case of a word is determined by an affix.

Cases: Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Genitive, and Locative

Nominative: Main object; Subject.

Accusative: Direct object

Dative: Indirect object (Rarely used.)

Genitive: Possession (Rarely used.)

Locative: Showing location (Rarely used. Prepositions more prominent.)

The language is rather Agglutinative, so to speak. Whole sentences are made into a word based upon how you like to read the sentence. Agglutination or not is up to the writer.

__VERBS__

End in -ki

Replace -ki with conjugation.

Conjugated as following:

EX. VERB: Enki - To Be

Past Present Future

1st -zar -toz -kim

2nd -ko -chit -tur

3rd -baz -zorg -zim

1st Pl. -azar -chtoz -chtim

2nd Pl. -chto -chito -chtur

3rd Pl. -abaz -chtorg -zimch

Gerund: Formed by removing -ki and adding -ghiki

The past tense can also be formed using two other methods: Past Perfect, or Past Indicative.

Past perfect: Conjugated form of Miki + 3rd Pl. present Conjugation of verb (Mitoz Enchtorg = I was (neglecting pronouns))

Past Indicative: Kavka + present conjugation (Kavka Entoz : I was.)

Future tense can also be formed with the addition of Ki before modfied verb (Ki Entoz = I will be/I will have been.)

Negative modifier: Ni ( Ni Entoz = I am not.)

Auxillaries: Sanki = To be able to, Dertoki = To have to, Moktiki = To like, Zaki = To want, Enki = To be

PRONOUNS

Gha - I

Govocht - You

Enk - He

Ke - She

Dazu - It

Vocht - We

Tekto - You PLURAL

Kanei - They

Gigh - One (Impersonal pronoun)

Dhiti - That

Kichtka - This

Interrogatives

Kidh - Who

Ghaza - What

Vijan - When

Kovar - Where

Chtinv - Why

Choen - How

Ochiti - And

Obos - But…/On the contrary…/However…

Zav - Or

Vink - When (Referring to a single event)

Akta … Zor Na - As soon as …

To form the accusative form, add -chti to end, Dative: -zicht

NOUNS

Pluralization: Add -mogh to end of noun.

Accusative: -aji

Dative: -det

Genitive: -kal (Menaji Tiokal = The men of war)

Locative: Formed using prepositions

Adjectives

Follow same rules as nouns, if a noun is modified via an affix, said affix is also on adjective.

To form an adverb, add -chtoni to the end.

To form opposite of an adjective, add -te to the end.

Comparitive forms:

-jin : Minor comparitive

-amigh - Superlative comparitive

Dhak - Than

Wordlist

Prepositions

Ghoch - Out

Derzet - Besides

Nor - By

Chton - With

Avazit - After

Zichir - Since

Chtezi - Of

Kokta - To

Ondh - Until

Dorizi - Through

Zo - For

Ghig - Against

Zont - Without

Azonti - Around

Ka - At

Dhagh - On

Vint - Behind

Char - In

Zende - Next (to)

Oz - Over

Kuras - Under

Chorat - Before

Dhinur - Between

Zilt - Still

Vadato - Again

Verbs

Enki - To be

SAnki - To be able to

Dertoki - To have to

Moktiki - To like

Zaki - To want

Miki - To have

Maghki - To summon

Koriki - To control

Zariki - To sit

Voloki - To envelope

Perturiki - To plague

Kaviki - To play

Kizoki - To hate

Gharoki - To love

Vuki - To wish

Zenaki - To destroy

Aschtiki - To eradicate

Zanghki - To sing

Dhaziki - To recite

Voloriki - To follow

Oboneki - To possess

Veroki - To research

Ka Peruski - To look at

Zordhiki - To purchase

Panki - To sell

Dhuniki - To do

Dhraziki - To praise

Maghtiki - To (do) Magic

Kamviki - To battle

Dhrinki - To drink

Bidetiki - To Build

Schtaki - To strike

Atoriki - To Attack

Ka Schariki - To slash at

Siniki - To sin

Dharoski - To think

Zeki - To see

Ka Zeki - To look at

Sakorki - To speak

NOUNS

Vam - Tree

Vodhir - Water

Dras - Rock

Chtorgin - Air

Vichar - Fire

Nazor - Nature

Chrondh - Ground

Maghti - Magic

Maghtiker - Mage

Kamviker - Warrior

Mondh - Moon

Zanor - Sun

Zuteru - Star

Chutuchtu - God

Desor - Sword

Desorer - Knight

Gzor - Group, Faction

Orginiti - Organa

Lunositi - Knights of Lunos

Dorniti - Dorna

Atoma - Dirt

Bidetiker - Builder

Beghini - Fundament

Zanti - Son

Vot - Father

Dochti - Daughter

Mot - Mother

Voghivot - Grandfather

Voghimot - Grandmother

Chanikos - Parent

Ghakvo - Liquid

Zarak - Language

ADJECTIVES

Vogh - Big

Ghoj - Good

Paroti - Righteous

Vatir - Very

Darekt - Wet

Ghonikir - Long

Gotin - Loose

Ghort - Hot

Tati - Tall

Iton - Young

Sutu - Straight

Denaz - Fast

RANDOM WORDS/PHRASES

Martoz Govocht ghoj zo Gha - Pleasure to meet you (Literally: I meet you for good.)

Zagh! - Hello!

Indhi - Yes

Ni - No

Vaduz! - Good bye!

I doubt many people are going to read this, but if you do, I'd like to see what you have to think. I know that the language has a lot of weird pronunciation issues, but it's somewhat like Enochian: A magic language that is a bit hard to pronounce in many cases.

But, in any case, this is it.

Also, note that this is far from done.