Kekish/Book of KEK

Spelling Conventions Edit
The following rules denote common and significant conventions, in addition to some important restriction:


 * Kekish has no long vowels and thus has no double vowels in spelling, except across morpheme boundaries.
 * {y} represents a voiced palatal approximant /j/, never a vowel.
 * Kekish does not utilize diacritics other than the grave accent above {e} to denote schwa /ə/.
 * Geminate varients of {th, dh, sh, zh, gh, ch, ts, dz} are spelled {tth, ddh, ssh, zzh, kkh, ggh, cch, tts, ddz} respectively.

this is a Kekish-English translation of the holy book KEK. Translation by the creator and red villain.

Tekuvisiy uwe - Kekvyygè Tekuvisiy dur - diy wuev kevino
 * 1) Der/Eke diy kektseya thaq ske a lokchiy ek rivdakit. 2. Meku diy lokchiy thaq ske Kek. 3. Kek thake da eke diy aykdhe ek daavche an diy vaydl ek diy kekezir. 4. Kek kiqur fur. Kek thki nishen an amkek. 5. Nishen ki lasveru ek memes. 6. An amkek ti vobi hem tete aykdhe, daavche an SJWs. 7. An enth chenvva sele ske posh.

1. Kek si tsearve, keh adh diven horr an knivshkit. 2. Surr diy ekkhe ske fobi ot ramek nishen an asveru virhanit. 3. Els ske diy wuev kevino diy Egptian normies tem diy dugurit ek Kek. 4. Kek asveru erew chegya, diy alochmeru ske dunne. 5. Diy Egyptians esbiv ot Kek diy uwe nenda Kek. 6. Diy dejiz ek aykdhe, daavche lahin a mepeyit surr. 7. Kek thki Pepe an jonna kehh esbi ot diy kekji.