Llanu Sun Jul 03, 2011 8:12 amKaltxì (Veara)! I've already had a long discussion with Admin about this:
Learning Bikal (My language) on Live Na'vi.
I understand some of you might not be interested, but this is the best starting point I've gotten so far. My main moderator left and the site is dying. Nobody visits anymore; everybody lost a sudden interest in this new language.
I created Bikal with my friend so we could talk to each other and nobody would know what we were saying. (Especially helps in the middle of class...you can't get in trouble if you're speaking babble!)
So, I'm going to post the current Bikal dictionary. It's still in DEEP PROGRESS but I just wanted to share with all...43? of you what I've gotten so far. It's quite small yet but we're getting there! And this site doesn't allow PDF hosting, so I just copied and pasted :3
NOTE THESE ARE NOT ALL THE WORDS. SOME HAVE NOT YET BEEN ADDED TO THE DICTIONARY!!
Please post a reply if you are actually somewhat interested in helping out my dying language.
English – Bikal Dictionary v 1.0
This is the English – Bikal Language dictionary. Use it to your advantage and share it with others interested in the language. Letters in bold indicate the English world, while letters in italics indicate the Bikal equivalent. Inside the brackets (or these [ ]’s) are just pronunciation, nothing fancy.
Abbreviations:
adj. = Adjective num. = number
adp. = adposition v. = verb
adv. = adverb prop. n. = proper noun
conj. = conjunction prep. = preposition
c.w. = compound word vim. = intransitive modal verb
dem. = demonstrative vtrm. = transitive modal verb
intj. = interjection
inter. = interrogative
n. = noun
Sources
All vocabulary in this booklet is from the one person that made up this crazy language; she will remain unnamed.
Certain Pronunciations
If a word has a [si.lu], the [si] will be pronounced as the Spanish “Yes.”
If a world has [ti.pah] the [pah] will be as “Pa,”.
If anything ends with just an “i” it is an “ee” sound.
A
about, to do with: [tie.yah] adp. taea
add: [lee-oon] vtrm. lì’un
adult: [ke.-pi.ma] n. Ke’pema
agree: [si.si] v. cece
aim (at something): [ko.roo.za] v. corusä
air: [za] n. sa
alive, living: [ka.ti.a] adj., n. kätiä
all: [si.lu-pey] adv.
allow: [blud-rah] v. bludria
almost: [sin.may] vtrm. sìnmä
and, connects two sentences: [ah] conj. A
angry, to be angry: [stu.mp.il.i.’ta] vim. stumpili’ta
animal, beast, creature: [kee.pee] n. kipi
answer, response: [smi.ah] v. smiä
apologize/Apologise: [kih.da] v. kìdä
apology: [kih] n. kì
B
back, in direction: [sin.tey] v. cinta
back (of the body): [tey.sin] n. tacin
back, in response: [la.-sun] v. läsun
bad, used for humans: [he.kai.sah] n. hecaisa
beauty, used for humans and scenery: [ca.ley] adj. cali
blue: [ta.na] adj. tana
bow, used for weaponry: [ak.mah] n. akma
brother: [dah.dee.na] n. dadinah
C
casual: [loo.ri.ah] adj. luria
cat: [cow.er] n. caur
Learning Bikal (My language) on Live Na'vi.
I understand some of you might not be interested, but this is the best starting point I've gotten so far. My main moderator left and the site is dying. Nobody visits anymore; everybody lost a sudden interest in this new language.
I created Bikal with my friend so we could talk to each other and nobody would know what we were saying. (Especially helps in the middle of class...you can't get in trouble if you're speaking babble!)
So, I'm going to post the current Bikal dictionary. It's still in DEEP PROGRESS but I just wanted to share with all...43? of you what I've gotten so far. It's quite small yet but we're getting there! And this site doesn't allow PDF hosting, so I just copied and pasted :3
NOTE THESE ARE NOT ALL THE WORDS. SOME HAVE NOT YET BEEN ADDED TO THE DICTIONARY!!
Please post a reply if you are actually somewhat interested in helping out my dying language.
English – Bikal Dictionary v 1.0
This is the English – Bikal Language dictionary. Use it to your advantage and share it with others interested in the language. Letters in bold indicate the English world, while letters in italics indicate the Bikal equivalent. Inside the brackets (or these [ ]’s) are just pronunciation, nothing fancy.
Abbreviations:
adj. = Adjective num. = number
adp. = adposition v. = verb
adv. = adverb prop. n. = proper noun
conj. = conjunction prep. = preposition
c.w. = compound word vim. = intransitive modal verb
dem. = demonstrative vtrm. = transitive modal verb
intj. = interjection
inter. = interrogative
n. = noun
Sources
All vocabulary in this booklet is from the one person that made up this crazy language; she will remain unnamed.
Certain Pronunciations
If a word has a [si.lu], the [si] will be pronounced as the Spanish “Yes.”
If a world has [ti.pah] the [pah] will be as “Pa,”.
If anything ends with just an “i” it is an “ee” sound.
A
about, to do with: [tie.yah] adp. taea
add: [lee-oon] vtrm. lì’un
adult: [ke.-pi.ma] n. Ke’pema
agree: [si.si] v. cece
aim (at something): [ko.roo.za] v. corusä
air: [za] n. sa
alive, living: [ka.ti.a] adj., n. kätiä
all: [si.lu-pey] adv.
allow: [blud-rah] v. bludria
almost: [sin.may] vtrm. sìnmä
and, connects two sentences: [ah] conj. A
angry, to be angry: [stu.mp.il.i.’ta] vim. stumpili’ta
animal, beast, creature: [kee.pee] n. kipi
answer, response: [smi.ah] v. smiä
apologize/Apologise: [kih.da] v. kìdä
apology: [kih] n. kì
B
back, in direction: [sin.tey] v. cinta
back (of the body): [tey.sin] n. tacin
back, in response: [la.-sun] v. läsun
bad, used for humans: [he.kai.sah] n. hecaisa
beauty, used for humans and scenery: [ca.ley] adj. cali
blue: [ta.na] adj. tana
bow, used for weaponry: [ak.mah] n. akma
brother: [dah.dee.na] n. dadinah
C
casual: [loo.ri.ah] adj. luria
cat: [cow.er] n. caur
