Yes. I don't know when to stop. But I've been working on this for exactly not one day.

Alphabet

A - fAll

Ä - lAY

B - By

D - Dine

E - hE

Ë - sEt

F - Fan

G - Game

H - Heart

I - mY

J - John

L - miLl

M - Moon

N - mooN

O - tOE

Ö - shAll

P - Pie

R - Run

S - miSt

T - hiT

U - mOOn

Ü - sUdden

W - Vine

X - kiCK

Z - Zen

CH - hitCH

OI - tOY

AI - mY

GG - thiNG

RULES

Word order: Subject-Verb-Object

Language style: Agglutinative (words seperated with örä)

Pronouns - BASE

Ggal - First person

Foi - Second Person

Cha - Third Person (Masc.)

Chai - Third Person (Fem.)

Choi - Third Person (Neu.)

To form the other forms of the pronouns, you tack an affix on. For the accusative form, you add -bt to the end, for the dative form, you add -roi to the end, for possessive, add -tai, and, for the plural forms, add Ri- to the beginning.

Nouns

Forms: Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Possessive

Nominative: -0 (No change)

Accusative: -të

Dative: -ör

Possessive: -jën

Plural: Än-

Verbs

All verbs end in -zin.

Conjugation chart:

1st: -chä

2nd: -voi

3rd: -ras

Forms of a verb: Negative, Absolutive, Dubitative, Imperative, Plural, and Tense Modified.

Added onto conjugation:

Plural (For 1st, 2nd, and 3rd plural conjugations) - Vtö-

Past: -xë

Future: -roi

Added onto base verb:

Negative: Paha-

Absolutive: Ter-

Dubitative: Oi-

Imperative: Oita-

Reflexive pronouns: Add -öflix to pronoun

Seperable Prefixes (begin with prepositions): Order is: SVOP (Subject-Verb-Object-Preposition/Prefix)

Adjectives

No special rules. Affixes are added to adjectives, but they match the affixes of the noun which the adjective modifies.

Adverbial suffix: -öfnü

Comparative: -ür

Superlative: -zür

To compare two objects, put Zën in between the objects to be compared, as in English:

The egg is bigger than the dust

(Zën)

Wordlist:

NUMBERS - Cardinal

Wä - One

Du - Two

Xrü - THree

Föl - Four

Has - Five

Sept - Six

Ölos - Seven

Ëp - Eight

Nüs - Nine

Sur - 10

Wärt - 11

Durt - 12

Xrürt - 13

…

Dusxi - 20

Dusxiöwä - 21

…

Xüns - 100

Zevoi - 1000

Baiv - 1000000

Ordinal: attach -ötäsi to the end.

Prepositions

Üfni - Out

Üsal - Besides

Voil - By

Chor - With

Zoi - After

Stex - Since

Xoi - Before

Dür - To

Des - Until

Tör - Through

Wrem - For

Tev - Against

Wedut - Without

Örst - Around

Örë - At

Ëta - On

Betö - Behind

Öwe - In

Näxtë - Next (to)

Otor - Over

Zonda - Under

Tës - Before

Ëtoi - Between

Conjunctions/Interrogatives/Et cetera

Xör - What

Xayäti - Like (comparing two objects)

Wüch - Who

Xaze - When

Të - Where

Wächta - Why

Xä - How

Ö - And

Ötëp - Or

Zöv - As soon as…

Xrët - Until

Zörä - Because

Tnël - On the contrary…

Tën - THere (Expressing no motion)

Davar - There (Expressing motion)

Tös - When

Zöl - So that…

Doi - That…

Naxta - After…

Zörtet - As long as…

Wato - If

Mexer - Yes

Nexer - No

Ggacha - Hello

Voicha - Goodbye

Days of the week

Xontax - Sunday

Wätax - Monday

Doistax - Tuesday

Mesatax - Wednesday

Xätax - Thursday

Fintax - Friday

Näktëtax - Saturday

Verbs

Wolozin - To follow

Wätäfozin - To worship

Dayrayzin - To drive/To ride

Xozin - To befriend

Rözin - To be

Toizin - To do

Zatarzin - To kill

Hözin - To make

Züzin - To hurt

Verzin - To exist

Zatarazin - To wield

Örësmaizin - To slash at

Gezin - To hear

Hazin - To have

Hatazin - To hurry

Wezin - To run

Lösarzin - To walk

Wayzin - To know

Chorwayzin - To be acquainted with

Layzin - TO like

Wolizin - To want

Mozin - To have to, must

Zëzin - To be able to, can

Zerayzin - To destroy

Pözin - To play

Eradisiuzin - To eradicate

Ötefizin - To fease

Örësrözin - To call

Zäzin - To summon

Watarazin - To wet

Uzin - To practice

Zähzin - To count

Gezazin - To sing

Xonoxzin - To wield

Xayruzin - To travel

Spuraxzin - To speak

Sundezin - To sin

Zayätzin - To see

Örëszayätzin - To look at

Waylatizin - To watch

Zëtzin - To sit

Ëtazëtzin - To sit on

Ëtaanzin - To put on (sth.)

Xetayzin - To dance

Exazin - To eat

Frezin - To devour

Lözirzin - To laugh

Sumayzin - To smile

Kamfizin - To fight

Texayzin - To save

Worozin - To work

NOUNS

Tax - Day

Mäta - Human

Hära - Hair

Saro - Animal

Wëmak - Weapon

Xose - Sword

Xurösö - Grass

Laxtare - Language

Sutepu - Ship

Hotoro - Horse

Xanän - Dog

Xarat - Cat

Xorpa - Body

Maxixa - Magick

Asagtot - God/Angel

Xuter - Devil/Demon

Bäker - Book

Hön - Hand

Jayn - Hen

Ëkrusta - Eye

Nätä - Nose

Nätäöpla - Nostril

Pla - Part

Taxin - Thing

Ötima - Automobile

Töstara - Car

Sxetan - Skin

Xenter - Match

Vexeri - Fire

Zaxsifo - Music

Xalaxatari - Death

Layhä - Life

Ma - Male/Man

Masama - Female/Woman

Xama - Boy

Xasama - Girl

Lixt - Light

Zonä - Sun

Mudä - Moon

Xass - Class

Xuchü - Chair

Desutu - Desk

Paxanti - Painting

Sabasu - Brush

Hitoji - Rabbit

Adjectives

Finëri - Last

Wätachi - First

Dutachi - Second (Add -tachi after number to do such.)

Xöd - Good

Bter - Bad

Tazta - Short

Xorse - Long

Rösa - Red

Jäna - Blue

Rinxi - Orange

Sutalo - Yellow

Gäsän - Green

Lix - Light (Color)

Dasx - Dark (Color)

Suwë - Light

Dönxal - Dark

Ax - Light(weight)

Swër - Heavy

Betala - Big

Xayn - Small

Grita - Greedy/Selfish

Zoxem - Selfless

Mesa - Middle

Linx - Left

Rexeta - Right

Opali - Up

Xeton - Down

Aynsa - Inside

Ötärisi - Outside

Siggara - Holy

Xolixt - Human

As I often say… This is nowhere near done.