Nordien
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Nordien is a constructed language by Aaron Chapman based on various germanic languages: German, English, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Icelandic.
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[edit] Grammar
[edit] Orthography
Nordien has the following letters: A, B, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, Z
There are two digraphs.
- <NG> represents the phoneme /ŋ/;
- <EE> represents the phoneme /e/;
[edit] Morphology
The definite article is "de", and the indefinited article is "en".
The possessive suffix is -(e)s, and the plural suffix is -ar.
The personal pronouns are: eg (i), du (thou), han (him), zi (her), het (it), man (one), vi (we), jee (ye), dee (them).
[edit] Example text
The lord's prayer:
- vor fater som ere i de heeven
- heelirte er din nam
- tilkom din rek
- dote er din vil
- so i de heeven og so op de erd
- vor daglig brod giv os des dag
- ent forlas os vor stotningar
- so og vi forlase dem som stote os
- ent ilet os neet til varsukning
- men avliver os van evel
- [vel din ere de rek ent de makt ent de eger
- for altid] amen
[edit] External links
- Nordien : official site
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