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Subjects
Suffixes used in subjects
as cases:
Singular
Plural
Nominative -er
Nominative -eb
Possessive -dos
Possessive -deb
Accusative -fos
Accusative -feb
Vocative -los
Vocative -leb
Example:
Treer (Carpenter)
Treeb (Carpenters)
Tredos (Carpenter’s)
Tredeb (Carpenters’)
Trefos (referring
to –the carpenter) Trefeb (referring to –the carp) Trelos (speaking to –the carpenter)
Treleb (speaking to –the carp)
Verbs
There are 4 kind of verbs:
Those who ends with –ez
(ex. Mez = I run)
Those who ends with –uv
(ex. Buv = I drink)
Those who ends with –oop
(ex. Fiynoop = I leave)
Those who ends with –urg
(ex. Polemurg = I fight)
Exception
to the rule are the two auxiliary verbs,
Be (Mul) and Have (Zloot).
Suffixes used in verbs as
tense cases:
Singular/Plural
Present -uv/-ava
Past -len/-ala
Past Continuous -zub/-azu
Past Perfect -mum/-amu
Future
-tur/-atu
Future Continuous -ulp/-lup
Also, every verb carries
after the tense suffix the personal case suffix which is the same as the pronoun denoting the person doing the action.
Example:
Mez
(I Run)
Present
Mezuv-yo I
run Mezava-vi
We run
Mezuv-yer You
run Mezava-vien
You run (plural)
Mezuv-yooo He
runs Mezava-thurb They run (masc)
Mezuv-yaaa She
runs Mezava-therb They run (fem)
Mezuv-zoop It
runs Mezava-zoot They run
(neut)
Past
Mellen*-yo I
ran Mezala -vi We ran
Mellen-yer You
ran Mezala-vien You
ran (pl)
Mellen-yooo He
ran Mezala-thurb They ran (pl.m)
Mellen-yaaa
She ran Mezala-therb They
ran (pl.f)
Mellen-zoop
It ran
Mezala-zoot They
ran (pl.n)
Past Continuous
Mezzub-yo I was running
Mezazu-vi We were running
Mezzub-yer You were running
Mezazu-vien You were running
Mezzub-yooo He was running
Mezazu-thoorb They were running
Mezzub-yaaa She was running Mezazu-thaarb
They were running
Mezzub-zoop It was running
Mezazu-zoot They were running
Past Perfect
Memmum*-yo I had run Mezamu-vi
We had run
Memmum-yer You had run
Mezamu-vien
You had run
Memmum-yooo He has run
Mezamu-thoorb They
had run
Memmum-yaaa She has run
Mezamu-thaarb They
had run
Memmum-zoop It has run
Mezamu-zoot
It had run
Future
Mettur*-yo I will run
Mezatu-vi
We will run
Mettur-yer You will run Mezatu-vien
You will run
Mettur-yooo He will run
Mezatu-thoorb
They will run
Mettur-yaaa She will run
Mezatu-thaarb
They will run Mettur-zoop It will run
Mezatu-zoot
It will run
Future Continuous
Mezulp-yo
I will be running
Mellup*-vi
We will be running
Mezulp-yer
You will be running Mellup-vien You will
be running
Mezulp-yooo He
will be running Mellup-thoorb He will be running
Mezulp-yaaa She
will be running Mellup-thaarb They will be running
Mezulp-zoop It
will be running Mellup-zoot
It will be running
*When a fricative consonant
is followed by another fricative consonant of the suffix (as in this
case “m” or “l”)
it turns into that same consonant.
Exceptions to the rule are
the two verbs which can also be used as auxiliary verbs:
Be & Have.
MUL (BE)
Present
Mul-yo
I am
Mul-vi
We are
Mul-yer
You are
Mul-vien You are
(plural)
Mul-yooo
He is
Mul-tho-orb They are (masc)
Mul-yaaa
She is
Mul-tha-arb They are (fem)
Mul-zoop
It is
Mul-zoot They are (neut)
Past
Imul-yo
I was
Imul-vi
We were
Imul-yer
You were
Imul-vien You were (pl)
Imul-yooo He
was
Imul-tho-orb They were (pl.m)
Imul-yaaa
She was
Imul-tha-arb They were (pl.f)
Imul-zoop
It was
Imul-zoot They were (pl.n)
ZLOOT (HAVE)
Present
Zloot-yo
I have
Zloot-vi
We have
Zlot-yer
You have
Zloti-vien
You have (pl)
Zlot-yooo
He had
Zlorb
They have(pl.m)
Zlat-yaaa
She has
Zlaarb
They have (pl.f)
Zloo-zoop It
has
Zlaa-zoot
They have (pl.n)
Pronouns
Yo
(I)
Yer
(You)
Yooo/Yaaa/Zoop
(He/She/It)
Vi
(We)
Vien
(You –plural)
Tho-orb/Tha-arb/Zoot (They -masc/feme/neutr)
Yom
Mine
Yem
Yours
Yooom
His
Yaaam
Hers
Vim
Ours
Viem
Yours
Thuurb
Their
Articles
Masculine:
Oo (the)
To-o (of the)
Not (referring to)
Oit (the – plural)
To-ot (of the – plural)
Noit (referring to – plural)
Feminine:
Aa (the)
Ta-a (of the)
Nat (referring
to)
Ait (the
– plural)
Ta-at (of the – plural)
Nait (referring
to – plural)
Neutral:
Oop (the)
Oopa (of the)
Op (referring
to)
Oip (the –
plural)
Oup (of the –
plural)
Oig (referring
to – plural)
Adjectives
The suffixes of adjectives
are the same as the ones of the corresponding articles.
Example: Belom (Beautiful)
Masculine:
Belom-oo
(the)
Belom-to-o
(of the)
Belom-not (referring
to)
Belom-oit
(the – plural)
Belom-to-ot
(of the – plural)
Belom-noit
(referring to – plural)
Feminine:
Belom-aa
(the)
Belom-ta-a (of
the)
Belom-nat (referring
to)
Belom-ait
(the – plural)
Belom-ta-at (of the –
plural)
Belom-nait
(referring to – plural)
Neutral:
Belom-oop (the)
Belom-oopa (of the)
Belom-op
(referring to)
Belom-oip (the
– plural)
Belom-oup (of
the – plural)
Belom-oig (referring
to – plural)
Adverbs
All adverbs apart from a
few exceptions take the same suffix: -rry
Example:
Vitte (Slow)
Vitte-rry (Slowly)
The adverbs also have comparative
and superlative forms:
Example:
Vitter-nix (Slower)
Vitter-plax (Slowest)
Question Forms
Kwo? (Who?)
Kwat? (What?)
Kwand? (When?)
Kwoo? (Where?)
Poss? (How?)
Mago? (Which?)
Numbers
1 = Yna
2 = Deub
3 = Treub
4 = Tisera
5 = Pinte
6 = Yxus
7 = Sevenos
8 = Yktos
9 = Innios 10 = Dixx
For numbers up to 10 there
is the suffix –dixy before the word.
E.g.: 11 = Dixyna, 12 = Dixydeub,
etc.
20 = Dubix, 21 = Dub-yna,
etc.
30 = Trubix, 31 = Trub-yna,
etc.
40 = Tisix, 41 = Tis-yna,
etc.
50 = Pintix, 51 = Pint-yna,
etc.
60 = Yxis, 61 = Yx-yna, etc.
70 = Sevix, 71 = Sev-yna,
etc.
80 = Yktix, 81 = Ykt-yna,
etc.
90 = Innix, 91 = Inn-yna,
etc.
100 = Diek
Months
Jinuarr January
Fivruir February
Mirtios March
Iprilos April
Mios
May
Zuun
June
Zuulos July
Igustos August
Siptimbr September
Ohtovros October
Nivebros November
Dicimbros December
Days of the week
Sidni
Sunday
Mindi Monday
Tritus
Tuesday
Tr`ipatos Wednesday
Pimpti Thursday
Fryddos Friday
Sabbatt Saturday
Propositions
`Aid (In)
`Axet (On)
Bifynn (Before)
Bog (At)
Bur (Out)
Dyv (Under)
`Ezde (Coming from above)
Fel (Against)
M`eav (With)
Meavb`ur (Without)
Mehhridd (Until)
Metffer (After)
Pl`ai (Beside)
Plop (To)
P`uur (Over)
Ras (As)
Res (For)
T`aut (About)
Uf (Of)
U`ulv (Towards)
U`oulv (Towards both opposing directions)
Y`eta (Also)
`Ypo (From)
Z`aug (Simultaneously in both)
Dho (Here)
Kyy (There)
Dhu (Everywhere)
Dyixos (Right)
Leftos (Left)
Oopos (Up)
Dinos (Down)
Linking words:
Et
(And)
Vut (But)
Parjen (Although)
Vayl (While)
Meh (However)
Epidee (Because)
Osapot (As a Result)
Morphemes (Roots)
Morphemes used in sentences
to denote feelings:
-coop (respect)
-uh (joy)
-boob, -gasp, -glup (surprise)
-ooh (admiration)
-mo-om, -somb (sadness)
-gar (anger)
-olb (menace)
-skrulek (panic)
- gupp (question)
-aahh (relief)
Morphemes used in sentences
to denote sex:
-ooo (man)
-aaa (woman)
The word “`imbillos”
goes after a word to denote intension: ex. Doulos imbillos = Too much work! The word “hopus” goes before a word to denote emphasis.
The following world takes too the same ending “-us”: ex. Hopus Elafus = A big deer!
A small English-Garistonian dictionary:
Abnormal
Yn`ommal
Abominable
Vd`ylos
After
`Epitas
Animal
Ynymil
Attention
Alt`uub
Ball
B`ooll
Basket
B`iskket
Bear
Ark`urr
Beautiful
B`elom
Before
Brinn
Bitter
P`iirkry
Black
Qatrap
Blue
Qluu
Boring
Barem`ar
Bread
Ps`imos
Bus
B`uus
By
The Way
Prelir`ulb
Can
Byr`uv
Car
C`aro
Carpet
H`alos
Cat
Y`iita
Chair
Chezz
Cheers!
Luba!
Child
Pess
Clothes
R`uuch
Cloud
S`ynefer
Cockroach
Ξ`ork
Coffee
Café
Cold
Brrull
Come
Venyr`uv
Computer
Comp`iiter
Copulate
Syn`urg
Court
Dikost`yros
Crew
Pl`iromas
Crowd
Pl`ethor
Cut
Coop
Dark
Skutt
Darkness
Skottos
Day
Lurb
Deer
`Elafos
Devote
Devo`od
Dirty
Lerrom
Doctor
Δ`iktus
Dog
Sk`ylos
Door
Proch
Drink
Buv
Dry
Yggro
Duration
Duur`all
Dust
Skonn
Eagle
Aeto
Earth
Gaia
Eat
Manzzoop
Electricity
R`yvma
Enemy
Ektzos
Exciting
Synarpyy
Exile
`Uxu
Eye
Z`ye
Face
Fats
Family
Famyl
Fantastic
Fynt`yst
Farm
Farmuull
Fast
Gr`egos
Fat
Blobh
Father
P`aterr
Fight
Polem`urg
Final
Fynnaall
Find
Truuv`ez
Fine
Grenn
First
Yn`yr
Flag
Band`erb
Floor
Fattom
Food
L`uupp
Fool
Ful
Foot
Futt
Football
Futtb`ooll
Forest
D`azos
Friend
F`yloxx
From
Up close
Ypok`odd
Fry
T`iganos
Fuel
B`enzamin-benz
Fugitive
Fiut`yf
Garbage
Sk`upidus pelt
Ghost
F`antomy
Give
Dohnn`uv
Glass
Klazz
God
G`oyd
Good
Ka
Gray
Qrey
Green
Qrynn
Guilty
`Ynohos
Hair
Mallir`ub
Hand
H`ery
Happen
Symv`yno
Heart
Keur
Hippocampus
Hippos Empylos
Hit
T`oyp
Hold
Kryt`uv
House
Sp`ytos
If
Eyf
Iguana
Igwana
Incorrigible
Ad`iorrtos
Innocent
M`inicer
Island
Izland
Jail
Fyl`akka
Joy
J`uuh
Juke
Box
J`uukbox
Kill
Tuu`ez
Kindergarten
L`uub Zurg
Kind
`Idoss
Kiosk
Qyosq
Knife
Maherosbl`ox
Knight
Kiho`od
Lake
Lymnn
Land
Gyi
Later
Apr`ee
Lawyer
Loos
Leave
Fiyn`oop
Level
L`ivel
Lie
Bzemm
Life
Viz
Liquid
Lyqv`id
Live
Vivs`ez
Lizard
Liz`aard
Light
Fys
Lion
Aali`on
Long
Makross
Machine
Amach`ag
Madness
Fuull
Magazine
Maggz`inn
Man
Mooo
Marble
M`irmaros
Master
`Afentt
Minister
Yp`uur
Moral
`Eθos
Mother
Ma`am
Mountain
Mont`ane
Mouse
P`onticus
Mouth
St`omas
Music
Muusique
My
Name is…
…gup
Name
Ne`ema
Neutral
Yδ`eteros
New
Nov`elle
Newspaper
Ef`emerie
Night
Noo`it
No
Sup
Nose
Mytt
Obey
Yp`oop
Oil
Petr`olum
Old
J`eros
Opportunist
Rem`all
Own
`Idios
Page
Pajja
Painting
P`entez
Paper
H`yrtos
Penalty
Pen`aald
Pet
Hom`il
Phenomenon
Feenom`enn
Pig
Gur`unn
Play
Pez`oop
President
Preez`id
Prime
Minister
Proθyp`uur
Professor
Proffez`oor
Rain
Vroch
Record
D`iscus
Red
Q`oqno
Replace
Ampl`ace
Relax
Orili`uv
River
R`iiver
Roof
Steyir`ob
Run
Mez
Salute
H`errez
Sea
Θ`alsi
Seek
Ψyxx`urg
Self
M`inos
Selfish
`Egoiskk
Shave
Ξ`irisbuv
Shirt
Bl`yzza
Shoe
Pap`ut
Shout
Fon`ez
Show
Deehn`oop
Sky
Fl`yyt
Slippers
P`antoflus
Slow
Arg`ogh
Smell
Sm`ylluv
Snow
Nej
Society
Sossi`ete
Speak
Milc`ez
Square
Blokk
Squeeze
Zuul`ixurg
Stairs
Schall
Station
St`yθmos
Stop
Stopp
Storm
Strumbl
Strange
Gaz`enn
Stranger
Gzenn
Street
`Odus
Student
F`ytyos
Sweet
Glykk
Table
Att`able
Take
Paar`ez
Team
Om`ass
Terrible
Tr`omerh
Thanks!
Sto!
Time
F`yra
Today
Mal`urb
Toilet
Twall`et
Train
Trenn
Tram
Trym
Trial
Try`all
Truth
Ver`itt
Tunnel
Tuunn`ell
Typhoon
Tyyf`onn
Ugly
L`eeh
Underground
Dyvgr`und
Underwear
Dyvr`uuch
Vacation
Vaaca`an
Vote
Fott`ez
Wall
M`uur
Want
Θill`urg
War
P`olemm
Water
`Onerwat
White
Qat`alf
Window
Farth`yros
Wine
Venn
Wolf
L`yik
Woman
Ma`aa
Wood
Ξ`ylus
Work
D`ulos
Wrist
K`irpos
Write
Gr`yfoop
Yellow
Q`itro
Zoo
Z`uu
A small Garistonian-English dictionary:
Aalion
Lion
Adiorrtos
Incorrigible
Aeto
Eagle
Afentt
Master
Altuub
Attention
Amplace
Replace
Arkurr
Bear
Attable
Table
Amachag
Machine
Apree
Later
Argogh
Slow
Banderb
Flag
Baremar
Boring
Belom Beautiful
Benzamin-benz Fuel
Blobh
Fat
Blokk
Square
Booll
Ball
Brrull
Cold
Buus
Bus
Biskket
Basket
Bl`yzza
Shirt
Brinn
Before
Buv
Drink
Byr`uv
Can
Bzemm
Lie
Café
Coffee
C`aro
Car
Chezz
Chair
Comp`iiter
Computer
Coop
Cut
D`azos
Forest
Deehnoop
Show
Devo`od
Devote
Dikost`yros
Court
D`iscus
Record
Dohnnuv
Give
Dulos
Work
Duur`all
Duration
Dyvgr`und
Underground
Dyvr`uuch
Underwear
Δ`iktus
Doctor
Eeh
Yes
Efemerie
Newspaper
Egoissk Selfish
Eyf
If
Ektzos
Enemy
Elafos
Deer
Epitas
After
`Eθos
Moral
Famyl
Family
F`antomy
Ghost
Farmuull
Farm
Farthyros
Window
Fats
Face
Fattom
Floor
Feenomenn
Phenomenon
F`yloxx
Friend
Fiut`yf
Fugitive
Fon`ez
Shout
Fott`ez
Vote
Fiyn`oop
Leave
Flyyt
Sky
Futt
Foot
Futtbooll
Football
Ful
Fool
Fuull
Madness
Fylakka
Jail
Fynnaall
Final
Fynt`yst Fantastic
Fyra
Time
Fys
Light
F`ytyos
Student
Gaia
Earth
Gazen
Strange
Glykk
Sweet
G`oyd
God
Gregos
Fast
Grenn
Fine
Gryfoop
Write
…Gup
My Name is…
Gurunn
Pig
Gyi
Land
Gzenn
Stranger
H`alos
Carpet
H`ery
Hand
Herrez
Salute
Hippos
Empylos Hippocampus
Hyrtos
Paper
Homil
Pet
Θalsi
Sea
Θillurg
Want
Θiof
Fire
`Idios
Own
Idoss
Kind
Igwana
Iguana
Izland Island
Jeros
Old
Juuh
Joy
Juukbox
Juke box
Ka
Good
Keur
Heart
Kiho`od
Knight
K`irpos
Wrist
Klazz
Glass
Krytuv
Hold
Leeh
Ugly
Lerrom
Dirty
Livel
Level
Lizaard
Lizard
Loos
Lawyer
Luba!
Cheers!
Lurb
Day
Luub
Zurg
Kindergarten
Luupp
Food
Lyik
Wolf
Lymnn
Lake
Lyqvid
Liquid
Maaa
Woman
Maam
Mother
Maggzinn
Magazine
Maherosblox
Knife
Makross
Long
Mallirub
Hair
Malurb
Today
Manzzoop
Eat
Mez
Run
Milcez
Speak
Minicer
Innocent
Minos
Self
Mirmaros
Marble
Montane
Mountain
Mooo
Man
Muur
Wall
Muusique
Music
Mytt
Nose
Neema
Name
Nej
Snow
Nooit
Night
Novelle
New
Ξ`ork
Cockroach
Ξylus
Wood
Ξyrisbuv
Shave
Odus
Street
Omass
Team
Onerwat
Water
Oriliuv
Relax
Paarez
Take
Pajja
Page
Pantoflus
Slippers
Paput
Shoe
Paterr
Father
Penaald
Penalty
Pentez
Painting
Pess
Child
Petrolum
Oil
Pezoop
Play
Piirkry
Bitter
Plethor
Crowd
Pl`iromas
Crew
Polemm
War
Polemurg
Fight
Ponticus
Mouse
Preezid
President
Prelirulb
By The Way
Proch
Door
Proθypuur
Prime-minister
Proffezoor
Professor
Ps`imos
Bread
Qatalf
White
Qatrap
Black
Qitro
Yellow
Qluu
Blue
Qoqno
Red
Qrey
Gray
Qrynn
Green
Qyosq
Kiosk
Remall
Opportunist
Riiver
River
Ryvma
Electricity
Ruuch
Clothes
Schall
Stairs
Skonn
Dust
Skottos
Darkness
Skupidus
Pelt
Garbage
Skutt
Dark
Skylos
Dog
Smylluv
Smell
Sossiete
Society
Spytos
House
Steyirob
Roof
St`yθmos
Station
Sto!
Thanks!
Stomas
Mouth
Stopp
Stop
Strumbl
Storm
Sup
No
Symv`yno
Happen
Synarpyy
Exciting
S`ynefer
Cloud
Syn`urg
Copulate
T`iganos
Fry
Trenn
Train
Toyp
Hit
Tromerh Terrible
Truuvez
Find
Tryall
Trial
Trym
Tram
Tuuez
Kill
Tuunnell
Tunnel
Twallet
Toilet
Tyyfonn
Typhoon
`Ynohos
Guilty
Ynommal
Abnormal
Ypokodd
From Up close
Uxu
Exile
Ψyxxurg
Seek
Vaacaan
Vacation
Vdylos
Abominable
Venn
Wine
Venyruv
Come
Veritt
Truth
Vivsez
Live
Viz
Life
Vroch
Rain
Yδ`eteros
Neutral
Yggro
Dry
Y`iita
Cat
Ynimil
Animal
Yn`yr
First
Yp`oop
Obey
Yp`uur
Minister
Z`uu
Zoo
Zuul`ixurg
Squeeze
Z`ye
Eye
Sample Dialogues
- Good Morning! How are you today? - Kalurb, uh! Poss mulyer malurb?
- I’m fine, thanks. -
Yo mulyo grenn, sto!
- What is your name by the
way? -
Kwat yem neema prelirulb?
- My name is Thermosifonas. -
Thermosifonas-gup!
- It is a pleasure to meet
you from up close
- Mulzoop juuh vly sinindos ypokodd.
- Is it your first time to
Gariston?
-
Mulzoop yem ynyr fyra plop Gariston, gupp?
- Yes, it is. Have you a family? -
Eeh, mulzoop. Zlotyer famyl?
- No, I’m an opportunist. -
Sup, mulyo remall.
- Where can I take the train
to Grastamberg?
- Kwoo byryo paaryo trenn plop Grastamberg?
- The station is two blocks
from here.
-
Oop st`ythmos mulzoop deub blokkeb ypodho.
Turn left at the kiosk.
Tuuro leftos bogoop qyosq.
You will find Zurblarg street and you
Truuvyer Zurblag Odus et metturyer metffer
will run after the train until you get to Grastamberg.
trenn mehhridd vly fteyez plop Grastamberg.
Also, if you want, you can board the train!
Yeta, eyf th`ellyer, booryer vly anyer trenn!
Ha, Ha, Ha! Ayohohoww!
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