Leysic

Leysic is the sole language spoken in the Empire of Aleyvia.

Rules
There are no filler words nor adverbs. If someone "runs quickly", it is simply translated as "run quick".

ae=ey

re=rey

i or y=ee

Pronouns
Va duevi.

I am sleeping.


 * This sentence indicates that the speaker goes by masculine pronouns.

Alae duevi.

We are sleeping.

Ae duevi.

You are sleeping.

Del duevi.

She is sleeping.

Aet duevi.

They are all sleeping.

Possessive Pronouns
I ("ee") means "it", and also stands in for the use of "the" in English''. Il ("ehl) means "its". I'' also serves the function of denoting possessiveness. For example:

Tyl duevi i rimme.

They are sleeping in the bed.

Tyl duevi i tyl rimme.

They are sleeping in their bed.

Subject vs Object
Words do not change depending on the subject or object, as it depends on the placement.

Ty imvi ae.

I love you.

Ae imvi ty?

You love me?

Verb Conjugation
Verb conjugations, as well as modifiers, come from the three "cycles". These cycles are often present when discussing times of day, or periods in a person's life.

Tir: Before, First, Beginning

Evi: Now, Present, Middle

Lir: Later, After, End

Example: duevre (to sleep)

Val deuvta.

He slept.

Val deuvi.

He is sleeping.

Val nevi duevre.

He wants to sleep.

Val duevl.

He is going to sleep.

* If the verb root ends in a consonant, the infinitive would be "-vre" instead of "-re" (ie. "duevre" is the infinitive form of "to sleep", but "imre" is the infinitive form of "to love".)

Time Modifiers
Take fis and ssa: day and night, respectively. Torfis is "tommorrow", tirssa" is "last night"...

Dictionary
* Words needed: kingdom (and all rankings...kms), sun, moon, water, air/wind, spouse, home, money, child, heir, mother, father, brother, sister

aem: magic

aevre: to cast magicarim: metal

baen: blessed, holy

duevre: to sleep

enta: kingdom, land of people

gewshe: a swear word; an exclamation of surprise

ghaun: (n.) curse, misfortunate; responsibility, duty

ghaunre: (v.) to curse or afflict

halim: (n.) lover, partner; literally "special love"

raim: (n.) spouse; literally "home love"

im: (n.) love

imre: (v.) to love

hal: (adj.)marked, special

halle: (adj.) noble

halle: (n.) lord/lady

leyvre: (v.) to shine

lua: bright

lum: light

rhea: earth, ground

rhemre: to work with the earth (colloquial--farming, planting)

rimme: bed, restful place

rama: (adj.) comfortable

rammyl: (n.) home

szor: fire

szore: to burn