Hirgenkál

Hirgenkál
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Word order
Subject - Verb - Object

Pronouns
I, my = ína, ínan

You, your = téna, ténan

He/She/It = sai, sain

We, our = ídja, ídjin

You, your = téja, téjin

They, their = sája, sájin

This =

That =

These =

Those =

Who =

What =

Which =

Someone =

Everyone =

Family
Mother = Wéna

Father = Véda

Sister = Néla

Brother = Ána

Grandmother = Ketwéna

Grandfather = Ketvéda

Aunt = Wennéla, Veddéla

Uncle = Veddána, Wennána

Other
Hilt (hiltja) = forge

Hinne (hinja) = nose?

Hír (hídja) = shore

Hirge (hírgja) = home (lit. "the shore that lasts")

Mied (mieja) = hand

Nír (nídja) = niemi

Sír (sídja) = bay

Gerúd (gerúdja) = fire/tulipalo (lit. "a lasting fire")

Words can't end in...
-ai

-ja

-dje

-dai, -ttai, -nnai

-n

Basic verbs
An, anje, annai = do

e/ke, é/ké, kettai = be

miela, midde, mittai = get

sá, sadje, sárai = have

Other verbs
Angerúd, angerúdje, (ke) angerúdai = burn (lit. "make a lasting fire")

Anrúd, anrúdje, (ke) anrúdai = to make a fire / sytyttää

Gér, gedje, (e) gérai = last/kestää

Conjunctions
Há = so/niin

Exclamations
Há ke = So it is.

Ke há? = is it so?

Other...?
Ge = indicates stability

Examples
Hirgenrúd = hearthfire Hírai = Shores Hiltrúd = forgefire Angerúdin Sír = Burner's Bay Miejai = Hands I am a mother = Ína ke wéna
 * Hirgen = hirge + n = home's
 * Hirge = hír + ge = shore + lasting
 * rúd = fire
 * Hír + ai = shore + personification
 * hilt = forge
 * rúd = fire
 * Sír = bay
 * Angerúdi = angerúd + i = burner
 * Angerúd = an + ge + rúd = do + -- + fire = burn
 * Anrúd = an + rúd = do + fire = to make a fire
 * Miejai = mieja + i = hands + personification
 * Mieja = hands
 * Mied = hand

You burned a home = Téna angerudje hirge

She has started a fire = Sai ke anje rúd

You are my mother = Téna ke ínan wéna

The bay has been ours = Sír kettai ídan

I was a grandmother = Ína ke ketwéna

The hand is your uncle's = Mied e ténan veddánan

Päätteet
-n = omistus (-n)

-i = personifikaatio (-kko)

-ja = monikko (-t)

-ir = diminutiivi (-nen)

Omistusmuoto
Ends in a vowel (-n): Ends in a consonant (double consonant + last vowel + -n):
 * Hirge = hirgen
 * Hinne = hinnen
 * Hírai = Hírain
 * Mied = miedden

Ends in R (last vowel + -n, -an): Ends in a consonant, last vowel is lengthened (last vowel + -n) Ends in a consonant and last vowel is U, Y (-an):
 * Anwen = Anwennen
 * Hilt = Hilttin
 * Fyr = fýran
 * Rúd = Rúdan
 * Sír = sírin
 * Hír = hírin
 * Wyn = Wynnan
 * Fyr = fýran

Monikon omistusmuoto:
The last -a turns into -in (-jin, djin, -adjin): Also -ádja turns into (-adjin):
 * Anwen = Anwenja = Anwenjin
 * Hinnir = hinnidja = hinnidjin
 * Syrah = Syrahádja = Syrahadjin

Monikko
Usually (-ja): Ends in E, D (remove last letter, -ja): Ends in R (-dja): Ends in L (-aja): Lengthened vowel that isn't the first letter, doesn't end in -gja, -dja (un-lengthen vowel + -ája): G or H is the last consonant (lengthen the last vowel): R is the last consonant, not counting D, H (-dja): Ends in NNE (remove NE, -ja):
 * Anwen = Anwenja
 * Wyn = Wynja
 * Hilt = hiltja
 * Mied - mieja
 * Hirge = hírgja
 * Sír = sídja
 * Hinnir = hinnidja
 * Hír = hídja
 * Fyr = Fýdja
 * Mídel = Midelája
 * Mídel = Midelája
 * Hirge = hírgja
 * Ange = ángja
 * Rúd = Rúdja
 * Ira = Iradja
 * (Maladian name) Mieriha = Mierihádja
 * Hinne = hinja


 * Wynne = Wynja

Foreign words
Ends in JA (lengthen A, -dja): Ends in H, TT (-ádja): Ends in R + consonant:
 * (Hurian name) Serja = Serjádja
 * (Maladian name) Syrah = Syrahádja
 * (Doglands name) Ir-Ash = Ir-Ashádja

Monikon omistusmuoto
Always (-jin): Also -ádja turns into (-adjin):
 * Anwen = Anwenja = Anwenjin
 * Mied = mieja = miejin
 * Sír = sídja = sídjin
 * Hirge = hírgja = hírgjin
 * Rúd = rúdja = rúdjin
 * Wynn = Wynja = Wynjin
 * (Hurian name) Serja = Serjádja = Serjadjin
 * (Maladian name) Syrah = Syrahádja = Syrahadjin
 * (Doglands name) Ir-Ash = Ir-Ashádja = Ir-Ashadjin