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Lijaldanor is the official language of Jalsor and one of the dominant languages of Greater Fradan. It is spoken as a native language by the Jaldanori people and borrowed as a script by the Rhuson language. The xenonym is simply a misheard romanization of the autoglossonym, Ligjaldanhor. Along with Rhuson, Fradan, and various extinct languages, Lijadanor constitutes the family of Northern Fridish languages. Of which, only Lijaldanor and Rhuson are more or less mutually intelligible. Lijaldanor is a rather simple language for a rather simple people, and its grammar certainly reflects that.

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  • Lijaldanor
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  • Lijaldanor is the official language of Jalsor and one of the dominant languages of Greater Fradan. It is spoken as a native language by the Jaldanori people and borrowed as a script by the Rhuson language. The xenonym is simply a misheard romanization of the autoglossonym, Ligjaldanhor. Along with Rhuson, Fradan, and various extinct languages, Lijadanor constitutes the family of Northern Fridish languages. Of which, only Lijaldanor and Rhuson are more or less mutually intelligible. Lijaldanor is a rather simple language for a rather simple people, and its grammar certainly reflects that.
Stone
  • jud; juk; jur
With
  • lod
Head
  • Initial
  • sum
Eye
  • jes
Alignment
  • Nominative-Accusative
Mouth
  • sut
rub
  • gar kev
smooth
  • fef
bite
  • gar hot
pull
  • gar muk
Worm
  • marrindur
say
  • gar dam
come
  • gar narten
swell
  • gar var
tongue
  • suttad
hear
  • gar vev
they
  • sathor
Five
  • jef
belly
  • ferhav
knee
  • gentad
squeeze
  • gar dalhav
Dust
  • laj
breast
  • jaj
wash
  • gar falvel fil
warm
  • migzod
scratch
  • gar tarjinhot
stick
  • ket
fingernail
  • komhogvel
sand
  • jurdur
nose
  • vim
rope
  • vus
know
  • gar reg
hunt
  • gar jag
dirty
  • lajjalvan
straight
  • lir
there
  • zag
think
  • gar jom
tooth
  • hot
thick
  • jir
that
  • nog
meat
  • nok
smell
  • gar him
Thin
  • rindur
bark
  • figmem
rotten
  • nagluk
correct
  • hig
laugh
  • gar mis
we
  • hor
breathe
  • gar mel
man (adult male)
  • hur
sew
  • gar hej
snake
  • rin
dull
  • gej
smoke
  • hanmes
Stab
  • gar tardal
and
  • hig
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  • viz
you (singular)
  • dag
spit
  • gar rugsiz
louse
  • diz
eat
  • jek
sky
  • kel
lie
  • gar damteg
because
  • saj
you (plural)
  • daghor
blow
  • gar mel rul
wipe
  • gar vetlod
dig
  • gar jalvan hav
Ashes
  • lajhan
vomit
  • gar ferhavvel
Turn
  • gar kod
suck
  • gar melmuk
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Ice
  • faljir
Sleep
  • gar nagzaz
Swim
  • gar vok
heavy
  • varjir
Fear
  • hek
Burn
  • gar jek han lon
Walk
  • gar nar
Hit
  • gar dal
Cold
  • mig
hold
  • gar hog
how
  • sun
Egg
  • ruj
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Animal
  • mar
Forest
  • memvan
Four
  • daj
nativeName
  • Ligjaldanhor
  • darhonjal
Short
  • dur
rain
  • falkel
Stand
  • gar velrul
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