Atramia

General information
Atramia is a language speaken by Atra people, acting in vallays and mountains which are belong to Switzerland now.

In the following page, I will show you Atramia with a lot of tables, be aware.

To make it easier to read, the title are bigger than usual.

Vowels

 * 1) "o" isn't pronunced at the end of a word, unless it is hard, like "ò".

Regular Verb
There are five kinds of conjugations for regular verbs. Ending with voiced consonants, such as condeur (lead) and rer (laugh).

Endling with voiceless consonants, such as tros (dig) and tlolos (hear). Ending with vowels, such as punga (stab). Endling with "hard e" or "hard o". Whose initial is "E". There is a such way of conjugation owing to telling from the f'espet (fi espet) and f'espet (fè espet).

Irregular Verb
Such verbs as esser (to be) or veni (to come) are irregular. That is, they don't have any conjugations in common.

Declination According to Number and Voice
Basicly the declination of masculine and femiline nouns are same, but be aware of mallè/mall ò , lèss/lir ò, viè/vi ò .

Ending with vowels.

Gerund
Some languages might have complex rules to build gerounds, but not Atramia. The only we have to do is: add an article(lò). Sometimes the gerunds represents other meanings.

Adjectival Noun
Same as English, and similar to the rule of gerund. We add the article lò to make adjectives nouns.
 * Au'mor lò ross. (I love red.)
 * Èus dè iu èus lò'n icue? (Are you the best person here?)

Comparative and Superlative
The form of comparative/superlative adjectives is pretty easy. There are no irregular adjectives.

Attributive Verb
In Atramia, attributive verbs can be constructed by van (active) and red (passive). They can be whether verbal or deverbal, according to the context. In the word "red dein savor", we know that the modified noun "is known" owing to the proposition "dein". And we can replace it with "dos" or "tlos". So is active attributive verb. Moreover, we can see them in such words as "lacuo red dos gelèr" (a frozen lake) or "omms van è'ssid" (a man killing (people), a killer).

Yes-no Question
Questions in Atramia are constructed by syntax. Like the do-support in English, questions in Atramia feature insertion, too, but a little bit different.

Wh-Question
Like the yes-no question, the syntax is basicly the same. But the "esser" is replaced.
 * 1) the verb "possed" here are it's orginal form without any conjugation owing to not having a clear subject.

Lè dè......
Which means "there is/there are" in English or "Il y a" in French.

Vocabulary
Here's the page.

Example Text
L'astrodo van an šiel se condeuri gor al l'ariv.

The star on the sky will lead us to the destination.

Vedè! Vto van ber Žaogriss, lè lussos petit dè vedè.

''Behold! Even in Zhougriss, the light can still be seen.''

L'astrodo van ist Etoille rèpresantit lèss vicuetor dè Atra.

The star named Etoille represents the victory of Atramia.

Nètt lò ningò grandè't lè nažeun estereu petist dè destror lèss volontò diur dè Atra.

Neither the heavy snow nor the foreign people can destroy the hard volition of Atramia.

XO, l'ouf dè guerrèv cauroğ! Mallè corpsòv et mallè'rmurèv enpet dè blocuo spriteusèv mio!

''Oh, our brave warriors! Bodies and armors can't lock your spirits!''

Èus dè iu tlolos'oro? Ecuot lè korz mio.

''Do you hear that? Listen to your heart.''

Ist dè vor lèss kriros? Oat lèss lakrimos? Cuei gia iu temauo?

''Is it screaming? Or sobbing? Why are you so frightened?''

Au se prendè manosos mio, fortè n'ist dè beson dè lè temau. Au se prendè ie dè volèrr lè šiel sombè.

''I will pick up your hand, thus there's no need to fear. I'll take you fly across the dark sky.''

Mallè'strodov s'illumeniò derežon mie. Niubòv se hò sortos gia iu.

''The stars will illuminate your direction. The clouds will sew silk for you.''

Vedè! L'aub illumenios dè'riènt.

''Look! The dawn is coming from the east!''

Noik longo passèrs, mallè'strodov acuelir l'aub. Diè novò s'inizo.

''The long night passes, myriad stars welcome the dawn. A brand new day begins.''

Seus n'ist dè lè sol, ist dè'st dè lè luss?

''Would there still be light in spite of the absence of sun? (If there is no sun, will there be light?)''