Mûoryllicaithë Línguaië

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General information
Mûoryllicaithë Líguaië, the Muoryllic language is the official language in of the Federative Republic of the Mûorian Kingdoms (Fäedrissúë Räepûblicúë voj thëch Mûoryëch Rikkaë) and is in the same language family as the Groinig Language (Grûnnigethë Línguch), so its a member of the Upper-Moor language family. Muoryllic tends to use a lot of diacritics, which you can already see in the name of the FRMk. Muoryllic is also the official language of the Union of the three Muoric Kingdoms (Ûnnicalë voj thú Mûoryëch Rikkaë) which consist of the FRMK, Groinig (Grûnnigethü Räepûblicü) and the Larrichan Kingdom (T'la Rîches Laariqaun). Muoryllic is spoken as a minority language in the Aestpalitinian Palatinate.

Alphabet
The Muoryllic Languages makes use of the Latin Alphabet along with some diacritics.

Nouns
In Muoryllic there are three Genders; Masculine (Ídanthú), Feminin (Varlanthë) and Neutral/Plural (Níûtralúë), it is very very important to learn those for the declensions later on

First Declension thë Jûlúdvaerpe
NOTE: With the plural 'thúë' Declension every noun gets an 'ë' after There are rules to determine the gender of a noun in Thë Jûlúdvaerpe:
 * Ends a noun with a vowel or with a 'th' cluster? Then its gender is feminine
 * Ends a noun with a consonant? Then its gender is masculine or Neutral
 * Nouns that have an 'ë' after it are ALWAYS classified as plural
 * Most of the Neutral nouns begin with an 'e' sound

Second Declension Maethwírches Objekt
We have seen that the articles for the first declensions were Thú Thë Thúë which belong respectively to Masculin, Feminin and Neutral/Plural

As you can see here there has something changed, each article gets 'ch' behind it. But there is also a rule: An ë is always at the end of a word, no matter what. That's why the 'ë' has turned into an 'a'. The noun who comes after it gets the same suffix that its articles gets. You can see those suffixes highlighted in the schedule

There are some tricks to see in a sentence which part is in the second declension or not

Here is an example (Find the second declension): I give to my friend a present.
 * Í gaervút mínch Drûch íng Sedôg.
 * i give my friend a present
 * look for the part of the sentence where you can put to or for before it
 * The part of sentence my friend is as you now can see written in the second declension
 * In an already translated sentence you can see the second declension by looking for the suffix -ch or -ach

Third Declension Thú Läedend Objekt
Same thing as with the Second Declension but this time we have instead of the suffix -ch/-ach we have now the suffix -g/-ag

GENERAL NOTE: The Number one is declined as well for example: I have one dog. The 'one' gets in that case the same suffix as the article normally would get, and note which declension it is written in !!!

Verbs
In Muoryllic we have verbs like any other language but what is different whit other languages is that Muoryllic doesn't have any Irregular Verbs like in the French Avoir et Être or the German Haben und Sein'

The Present Thú Täigendwûrdig
The highlighted Suffixes are valid for every Verb. Just like the first declension you will need to learn them because they will change in the past tense

Past Tense, Thú Ralnichtäegendwûrdig
In the Past Tense English Verbs usually get -edas a suffix but Muoryllic you have a whole set of suffixes just like the Present.

Example text
The motto of the Federative Republic of the Muoryllic Kingdoms
 * Thú Mûor sällat brûnndej, thú Mûor sällat saeridej, thú Mûor sällat íj thúach Sjadach Líjebndej. Noj sällat Thúg Mûorg skítvarendej íj Thúg Sónn'g voj Íwighídë


 * Translation:
 * The Moor shall burn, the Moor shall bleed, The Moor shall disappear in the shadows. But now shall the moor shine in the light of the sun for ever.