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Lâ Çolbaşbetikelbakiyye Junmatuten (ᒍӬ Ċ⧽Ḷ≾.Б@↓ᒍḶ⟓৬ J❞M@Ꭷᛠ〟)[]

İkon

(Al Bakiyye Learning Guide Book) | The Al Bakiyye from A to Z

What is the Al Bakiyye?[]

Al Bakiyye Word’s meaning: “The language of eternal and immortal freedom”.

Betikelbakiyye Word’s meaning: “: “The language book of eternal and immortal freedom”.

If you want to write and speak a language as freedom, unlimited and no rules as strong, you must learn the Al Bakiyye language. Al Bakiyye has 4 Alphabet as Standard;

1.     Al Tamğa-ibakiyye (Al Bakiyye Alphabet): It is an alphabet that has a unique pronunciation and spelling form from a completely unique system and stamps.

2.     Al Hûray-ibakiyye (Latin origin): It is an alphabet that has been specially compiled from Latin letters and can be translated.

3.     Al Arabî-ibakiyye (Arab Origin): It is the alphabet used against the Arabic letters, specific to Ottoman Turkish. It is used with a few additional Arabic letters.

4.     Al Orhun-ibakiyye (Göktürk-Runik-Orhun Origin): It is the alphabet created while the Göktürk letters and runic letters specific to the Old Turkish nation were working.

These 4 alphabets are accepted as Standard for Al Bakiyye Conlang. But everybody can use other alphabet like Armenian, Indian, Greece and Russian... too.

Al Bakiyye has been developed as 4 versions.

1.     Classical Al Bakiyye: It has a special alphabet and writing system. The grammar and words are easy and there is not a strong system.

2.     Al Bakiyyetün Eşvek (Accent): It is written with Latin letter. Also it has many words from Turkish and Ottoman.

3.     Al Bakiyyetünhüer (Al Bakiyye): It has a special standard alphabet like Latin. But there is no rule for the alphabet. Whoever wants to use whatever alphabet in this dialect. It has many words and suffixes.

4.     Standard Al Bakiyye: The last version of this Conlang. Instead of old forms and system we created new forms and selected the forms in Hurayish Dialect. We accepted 4 alphabets as standard. We have words more than 6000.

This book has been written for Standard Al Bakiyye and it is the last version learning book in English.

The Name of the Language[]

Is is written and used as “Al Bakiyye” in all languages.

The Writing in 4 Standard Alphabets[]

Al Bakiyye (Al Tamğa-ibakiyye):

ᒍ Ḷ⟓৬

Latin (Al Hûray-ibakiyye): 

            Al Bakiyye

Arabî (Al Arabî-ibakiyye):

ال باكییه       ‌

Göktürk (Al Orhun-ibakiyye): 

            𐰀𐰞 𐰋𐰚𐰖𐰘𐰀


The Word’s Meaning of Al Bakiyye[]

It means “Belonging to the known eternal-eternal freedom” and “Immortal-Eternal Land”.

The History of Al Bakiyye Language[]

the original Al Bakiyye Language was created in 2005, having only 19 words, until later, in 2019 the language was properly organized, and we created a new System for Al Bakiyye and created a new Alphabet, Font and Script. The Classic Al Bakiyye was born in 2019. It now has 120 words, a special alphabet, a grammar and some rules. Then a speaker/writer created an accent for this language in the Latin alphabet.

Early 2020 we created a Dialect calls “Hurayish”. It has a strong system and syntax, Suffix, Prefix and Forms. Also, it has a new special easy alphabet with Latin letters. But in this dialect there is a rule that there is no rule for the alphabet. Everybody writes Al Bakiyye in another alphabet. End of the 2020 we check and edit all systems for this language. Then we provide a last version of Al Bakiyye. That is Standard Al Bakiyye. Standard Al Bakiyye has the word's more than 6200 and strong rules, system. It has also 4 standard alphabets. You can use also your alphabets or other alphabets like Armenian, Georgian and Cyrillic etc

Key Features of the Al Bakiyye Language[]

Which alphabet you want, you can write with it the Al Bakiyye. But there is a standard alphabet for Al Bakiyye that everyone can learn easily. This alphabet has 39 letters and the system is from Latin.

-        The alphabet rules written are valid.

-        All names must be written as an uppercase letter in the Latin Alphabets.

-        The sentence sequence is free.

-        There is a To Be System like English.

-        There are some articles like English and German; “lâ, ya, ol, ey, el, -i / yi”

-        There is a special personal pronoun for the creator – God.

-        There are many negative, adjective and plural forms.

-        There are 5 tense and also many time and issue modes.

-        Prefix, middle-end suffix are very important.

-        There is a big dictionary and you can find all verb and root words in this dictionary. Everybody can create a new word with these words and Al Bakiyye’s suffix. 

== Al Bakiyye Grammar (Al Bakiyye Tilbiltaj) ==

== Alphabet and Phonetic (Tamğaluk - Sesletim) == There is no rule as alphabet for Al Bakiyye. Which alphabet and writing system you want, you can use and write Al Bakiyye with that. You can write the Al Bakiyye with Arab, Old Turkic, Russia, China, Al Bakiye, Armenia, Georgia, China, India... alphabets. The creator and developer created 4 standard alphabets that everybody can learn the Al Bakiyye free and easily. If the writer wants, he/she can use emotion, icon, logo, symbol etc. 

4 Standard Alphabets and Their Features[]

Classical Al Bakiyye alphabet:

⥌ Ḷ Б C Ċ Ɔ ഥ ഥ' ᛠ 웃 Э ∧ Ƒ ౨ Г ૭’’ G Ǧ ԋ Ꮦて で I ↾ ..↾  Ĵ ⟓ ⊲ Ø ᒍ ૪ M Ⱈ Ɲ Й O ⧽ Ȫ П Ḻ ર મ ཞ Ӭ ≾ じ ๛ β ≾. Ұ Ꭷ Ꭷ’ Ꭷ’’ ⱱ ୨ Ϣ ৬ ᕴ ᓬ X ⥙ λ @ ↓ የ ჰŧ

Latin alphabet:

Main Letters: A B C D E F G H X I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z

Special Letters: Â Ê Ç Ğ Ɠ İ Î Ñ Ö Ř Ş Ü Û

Arabic alphabet:

Al Bakiyye Osmalica harfler

Old Turkic alphabet:

𐰀𐰋𐰲𐰱𐰑𐰓𐰍𐰚𐰜𐰶𐰸𐰞𐰠𐰏𐰢𐰡𐰴𐰃𐰣𐰭𐰨𐰆𐰯𐰺𐰼𐰽𐰾𐱃𐱁𐱅𐰇𐰖𐰘𐰔𐰦𐰪 𐰉

Morphology[]

Vowels

Flat

Round

Large

Narrow

Large

Narrow

Hard

a

ı

o

u

Soft

e, ê

i, î

ö

ü

Harf - Soft

â

û

Consonants

Hard

Soft

Discontinuous

Continuous

Discontinuous

Continuous

Lip

p

f

b

m, v, w

Teeth

ç, t

s, ş

c, d

j, n, ñ, z

Palate

k, q

g

ğ, l, r, ř, y

Larynx

ķ

h, x

ģ

The populer Al Bakiyye alphabet is “el Hûray-ibakiyye”.

== Standard el Hûray-ibakiyye Alphabet ==

Main Letters: A B C D E F G H X I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z

Special Letters: Â Ê Ç Ğ Ɠ İ Î Ñ Ö Ř Ş Ü Û

No

UPPERCASE

Lower case

Read

No

UPPERCASE

Lower case

Read

1

A

a

A

21

Q

q

Qul

2

Â

â

ea

22

L

l

El

3

B

b

Be

23

M

m

Em

4

C

c

Ce

24

N

n

En

5

Ç

ç

Che

25

Ñ

ñ

6

D

d

De

26

O

o

Ol

7

E

e

E

27

Ö

ö

Öl

8

Ê

ê

Ê

28

P

p

Pi

9

F

f

Ef

29

R

r

Er

10

G

g

Ge

30

Ř

ř

Riy

11

Ğ

ğ

Ğe

31

S

s

Es

12

Ģ

ģ

Ģa

32

Ş

ş

Shay

13

H

h

Hey

33

T

t

Te

14

X

x

Hay

34

U

u

U

15

I

ı

I

35

Ü

ü

Ü

16

İ

i

İ

36

Û

û

Û

17

Î

î

İy

37

V

v

Ve

18

J

j

Jey

38

W

w

Wah

19

K

k

Key

39

Y

y

Ya

20

Ķ

ķ

Ķay

40

Z

z

Zed

Classical Al Bakiyye Alphabet[]

Classical Al Bakiyye (Al Tamğa-ibakiyye) alphabet has 3 different forms: Hand writing, Computer Writing and Figûrat (calligraphy). It has total 65 letters. The letters do not combine with each other. It is written from left to right. But in calligraphy it can write from up to down or from left to right. There are also some different from the same letters.

Al Bakiyye Alphabet for Computer Letters

⥌ Ḷ Б C Ċ Ɔ ഥ ഥ' ᛠ 웃 Э ∧ Ƒ ౨ Г ૭’’ G Ǧ ԋ Ꮦて で I ↾ ..↾ Ĵ ⟓ ⊲ Ø ᒍ ૪ M Ⱈ Ɲ Й O ⧽ Ȫ П Ḻ ર મ ཞ Ӭ ≾ じ ๛ β ≾. Ұ Ꭷ Ꭷ’ Ꭷ’’ ⱱ ୨ Ϣ ৬ ᕴ ᓬ X ⥙ λ @ ↓ የ ჰŧ

The different letters from the computer writing:

Hand

PC

Hand

PC

Hand

PC

Hand

PC

با

حا

ي

ط

ح

م

≾.

ظ

ഥ'

خ

Ɲ

ئو

ف

ما

در

Al Bakiyye Letters and Reading[]

  

Б

C

Ċ

Ɔ

ഥ'

Э

Ƒ

Г

૭’’

G

Aa

Bu

Bi

Ci

Chi

Di

Dıy

Zıy

Te

Tay

E

Ae

Ef

Fa

Ge

Gaf

Ğe

a

b

b

c

ç

d

ž

t

ţ

ě

æ

f

f

g

ɠ

ğ

Ǧ

ԋ

I

.. ↾

Ĵ

Ø

M

Ɲ

Ğa

He

Hay

Ha

Ay

I

İy

Jey

Key

Kal

Kul

El

Lam

Em

Men

En

Ğ

h

h

h

kh

I

ı - i

i

j

k

q

l

l

m

m

n

Й

O

Ȫ

П

Ӭ

β

≾.

Ұ

O

Ol

Ö

Pi

Pa

Er

Ray

Riy

â

Es

Say

Sin

SS

Esh

Shay

ň

o

o

ö

p

p

r

r

ȑ

â

s

š

s

ß

ş

ş

Ꭷ’

Ꭷ’’

Ϣ

X

λ

@

ჰŧ

U

Ü

Ȗ

Vi

Vav

Wah

Ya

Yut

Zed

Aks

Nang

Nanch

Et

Ok

İst

u

ü

ȗ

v

v

w

y

ÿ

z

x

@

q

m

st

The phonetics and voices are very important in the Al Bakiyye Alphabet. For Example;

“Ɲ” is read as “en” and we have to use it also for “en”.

Enulu” (The biggest) should be written with Al Bakiyye letters so: “Ɲ⧽Ꭷ” The word starts with “Ɲ” (n), not “⥌” or “Э”.

Al Bakiyye Alphabet and Basic Writing Rules[]

-        It is written from left to right. The computer’s letter does not combine with iceother.

-        There are special letter and character in the Al Bakiyye alphabet for “that” proposition and “-un, -en, -an, -on, -in”.

o   That:                          Ӄ

o   -en, -an, -in, -ın:        〟

o   -on, -un, -ön, -ün:      ❞

-        All letters have special forms and phonetics. When we write a word in the Al Bakiyye alphabet, we should use them. For Example:

o   Arayba (Car) :રIḶ (“” letter is “r” in Latin alphabets. But we use this letter for “er” and “ar” voices. The first voice “A” is not written in this word.

-        There are special letters also for To Be. For “is”: “ჰŧ”, for “war”: “Ϣર” and for “-dır” (This to be is only for Al Bakiyye Conlang): “”.

-        The most time the vowel letters are not written. We use the consonant letter with their special voices and phonetics. But we must write all vowel letters end of the word.


Names (Aden)[]

All pronouns must be written with an article and the first letter must be uppercase in Latin Alphabets. There are 2 type pronouns; Special pronouns and generic pronouns. All generic pronouns can be used as verbs too.

Masculinity – Femininity in Al Bakiyye[]

We can indicate in 3 ways, whether the name is masculine or feminine;

  1. with adjectives,
  2. with special names,
  3. with the suffix: “e, çe, che”.

Example:        (Manager) Zaysan (m), Zaysane (f).

In pronouns sentences the ToBe are; “ist” and “dır”.

Compound Names[]

The two separate names are combined without any additional; Balabarq (Childhome), Bilkusaygaç (Computer)

Plural Names[]

There are 5 forms for plural.

  1. –ler, -lar         : Adamlar (The men, Humans)
  2. – at                 : Algazgırat (The animals)
  3. - gêân             : Ademîgêân (The people, humans) It is used generally for nations.
    1. Türkgêân (The Turks)
    2. Cermengêân (The Germans)
  4. –eyn                : Çarağayn (shoes) It is used generally for double plurals and pair.
  5. –en, -in           : Barqen (Houses)

Names Cases (Adın Yağdayen)[]

Nominativ

-

Ya Barq

House

Accusative (i)

iy, siy, riy

Barqiy

House

Dative (to)

a - e

Ya Barqa

To House

Dative (in)

fi

Ya Barqfi

In House

Dative (from)

fin / fik

Ya Barqfin

From House

Genitive(of)

ın - in

Ya Barqın

Of House

Genitive of

řiy

Ya Řiybarq

House’s

(by, with)

len - lan

Ya Barqlan

By House, with House

Feminine

e, -çe

Mutetmene. Ulça

Female teacher

Plural

ler, -lar, -en, 

Mutetmenler, Mutetmenen

Teachers

Plural

gêân

Mutetmengêân

Teachers

Plural

at

Algazgırat

Animals

Plural Pair

eyn

Çarağayn

Shoes

Root

î

Mutetmenî, Çomraî, Türkî, Tüğükî

Teacher, wood, Turkish, Historical

Conjunction adjective

up

Barqup, kutup, Bilkuup, Başarup

Married, Happy, Knowledgeable, Successful

Belonging

ânê

Mutetmenânê, Okulânê, Minânê, Bargânê, Uçmağânê

Owned by the teacher, belonged to the school, owned by me (mine), home's, heaven's

Belonging to a place

yal

Cermenyal, Londurayal, 

German, from London

Place-Ownership

iyye

Mutetmeniyye, Türkiyye, Cermeniyye

Teacher's place, Turkish place, German place

Ownership of the Living Place

astan

Mutetmenastan, Tatarastan, Türkastan

The place where the teacher lives. The place where Tatars live, where the Turks live.

Place Ownership

ya

Mutetmenya, Umsurya, Cermenya

Teacher country, Utopia (Imaginary Country) German country

Land Fragment Ownership

land

Mutetland, Cermenland

Teachers' dormitory, German dormitory

Place-Location: Presence

yut

Imrazyut, Kobruyut, Baryut

Hospital, Warehouse, Shelter

Place-Location: Processing

hane

Mutethane, Betikhane

Classroom-School, Library

Place of Action

tay

Çamratay, Savaştay, Azıtay, Bağtay, Oruçtay

Jungle, Battlefield, Devil Summoning Nest, Prom, Iftar Banquet

Negativity: Unwanted

Ñâ

Ñâmutetmen, Ñâmenler, Ñâhoş, Ñâsev, Ñâçuk!

Unwanted teacher, Unwanted people, dislike, unloved, Don't Dating!

Negativity: Lack

jıg

Mutetmenjıg, Araybajıg, Kutjıg

No teacher, no car, unhappy

Negative: Adverse Action

bi

Bimutet

No teaching, Biuğma, Bihoş

Negative: Anti-Opposite

anti-

Antimutetmen, Antiislam

Anti-teacher, anti-Islam

Don't be out

gayřiy

Gayřiymutetmen, Gayřiyhegget, Gayřiyislamdekmen

Except for the teacher, Unreal

False-Error

yan

Yanmutet, Yanunert

Teaching wrong, misunderstanding

Being External

haricen

Haricenmutetmen, Haricenbetik

Non-teacher, Non-book

Being out of it

İm

İmtormu, İmtöre

Out of life, illegal

Fear

gorbi

Yürgügorbi, Uçgorbi, Elsegorbi

Fear of heights, Fear of flying, Social phobia

Bag

ğa

Parayğa, Yaznançğa, Betikğa, Malğa

Wallet, Pen Holder, Bookcase, Bag

Action Taker

men

Mutetmen, Kulutmen

Teacher, Slave

Operational Quality

mend

Mutetmend, Savaşmend

Person capable of teaching, person holding a gun

Action Expert

kâr

Mutetkâr, Yapıtkâr

Instructor-master instructor, Artist

Activist

ğan

Mutetğan, okuğan

Who teaches, who reads

Producer

ar, er

Muteter, Yazar

Tutorial, Author

Challenging

Mutetkjı, Satjı

Tutorial, Seller

Adult-Specialist

can

Bilcan, Wetcan, Tancan

Wise-scholar, Competent, Witness

Relevance

dar

Mutetdar, Kökençdar, Gökelemdar

Interested in teaching, interested in Etymology, interested in Astronomy

Wisher:

enşa

Enşamin, Enşaallah

I wish, God wishes

Wisher:

meşa

Meşamiz, Meşailteber

If I wish, if the governor wishes

Incline

gend

Çıkgend, Girişgend, Konaşgend

Prone to dating, sociable, talkative

Perfection

Sûbhaynû

Sûbhaynûmutetmen, Sûbhaynûbarq, Sûbhaynûadam

Perfect teacher, perfect house, perfect man

Style-Style

alâ

Alâmutetmen, Alâtürk

Teacher style, Turkish style

Operational Time

gâh

Mutetgâh, sehergâh

It's time for class, it's time for dawn

Processing Time

leyn

Mutetleyn, Okşayleyn, 

Teaching time, Evening time

Sustain-Continue

ber

Berokşay, berbetik

Continuation of the evening, continuation of the book

Sort

ng

Bereng, Keyeng

First second

Philosophical Scientific

Kökenç, İnanç, Günenç, Ukumenç, Ağınç, Gizlenç

Etymology, Faith, Chronology, Ideology, Psychology, Electricity, Privacy

Docile-Convenient

jıl

Barqjıl, Adamjıl

Domesticated, Humane

Conceptual-Science

sal, sel

Barqsal, Tilsel, Ketsel, Doğelemsel, Sayızsal

Domestic, Linguistic, Chemical, Physics, Mathematics

Ism-Philosophical Thought

wûs

Atamalwûs, Elselwûs, Sofiwûs, Türkwûs, İslamwûs

Capitalism, Socialism, Sophism, Turkism, Islamism

Methodical Science

iyat

Mutetmeniyat, İslamiyat, Eseriyat, Adamiyat, Türkiyat

Teaching Manners, Theology, Science of Art, Biology, Turcology

Abstract Science

taj

Anıztaj, Elseltaj, İgetaj, 

Mythology, Sociology, Mental Science

Concrete Science

elem

Gökelem, Yerelem, Tıpelem

Astrology-Astronomy, Archeology, Medicine

Tools

gaç, geç

Süzgeç, Barıngaç, Yatgaç, Bilkusaygaç, 

Strainer, Hostel, Bed, Computer

Sheath-Tool-Piece

lok, luk

Başlok, Sulok, Damğaluk, Sözlök

Title, Waterer, Alphabet, Dictionary

Part-Reduction

cux

Mutetmencux, Sözcux, Taşcux

Intern, Word, Pebble

Step-Hand Strangeness

laç

Analaç, Atalaç, Ağalaç, Balalaç, Ullaç

Step-child, step-father, step-child, step-child, step-son

Baby

zade

Asgırzade, Kapgırzate, Mehmetzade, Çomrazade

Lion cub, tiger cub, Mehmet's son, Tree sapling

Pro-Fanatic

daş

Mutetmendaş, Yurtdaş, Cermendaş,  Fenerbahçedaş

Teacher lover, Yurt lover, German fan, Fenerbahçe fanatic

Resemble

gil

Mutetmengil, Algazgırgil

Teaching, Animalization

Simulate-Mirror-Defender

dek

Türkdek, İslamdek, Baladek, Akdek, Atamaldek, Elseldek, Sofidek, Nurdek, Hırdek, Vızdek

Turkist, Islamist, Childlike, Whitish, Capitalist, Socialist, Sofi, Sparkle, Wheezing, Buzz


Appendix Form Table of the 7 Based Names (Noun Cases)[]

Name: “Çomra” (Tree)

Pre-Article

End- Article

Witout Article

Prep. + Artikel

Relative

Olwan

Nominative

Lâ Çomra

Çomraiy

Çomra

Ol kio Çomra

Ol olwan Çomra

Accusative

Lâ Çomrasiy

Çomrariy, Çomrasiy, Çomraiy

Çomraiy

Dative

Lâ Çomrağa

Çomraıya

Çomrağa

Zu lâ Çomra / Tu lâ Çomra

Çomra kio foran.

Foran olwan Çomra

Dative

Lâ Çomrafi

Çomraiyfi

Çomrafi

in Çomra, Efi Çomra

Çomra kio zeşbol

Zeşbol olwan Çomra

Ablative

Lâ Çomrafin

Çomraiyfin

Çomrafin

Çomra kio goldir

Goldir olwan Çomra

Genitive

Lâ Řiyçomra / Lâ Çomranın

Řiyçomraiy

Çomraiynın

Çomranın / Řiyçomra

Instrumental

Lâ Çomralen

Çomraiylen

Çomralen

Mit lâ Çomra / Wit lâ Çomra

Çomra kio vaslam

Vaslam olwan Çomra



 

Asking Name and Age (Ad or Yaş Sorlam)[]

It must be used question pronouns like Nû (what), Nic (how) etc... It doesn't need a sentence.

What is your name? :           “Ad Nû” or “Nû Ad?

How old are you?      :         “Uli Nic” or “Nic Uli?”

My name is Atilla      :           Min Ad ist Atilla.

I am 23 years old       :           Min Uli ist 23.

Articles and Objects[]

There are many articles in Al Bakiyye like English, German, Al Bakiyye etc. There is no gender discrimination in articles for Al Bakiyye. The missions of articles are functional, structural and semantic.

Article

Example

English

German

Ya - Ye

Ya Adam

The Man

Der Mann

Lâ - Lê

Lâ Adam, Lê Elem

A Man

Ein Mann

El - Al

El Adam

VIP Man

Besonderer Mann

Ey - Ay

Ey Adam

This/That Man

Dieser Mann

Ol

Ol Adam

unknown man

unbekannter Mann

iy / -riy / -siy

Adamıy

The Man (Objective)

Der Mann

Lil

Lil Türkña

National Article

The Turkish


Without “-iy, -siy” or “-riy” articles, all articles must be separated from the pronouns.

The articles cannot change and the tenses do not change the articles.

For Example: Doctor, find me a cure. Give me the medicine that cures my problem.

Al Bakiyye: Ya Sağuman, bol mine ber lê İmgung! Ber mine sağung olwan Emgi!

Note: It can be used double form in some pronouns;

 

Rab     : El Rab = Er Rab (The God)

Barq    : El Barq = Eb Barq (The House)

For this method the first letter should be consonant like “w, r, t, p, s, f, h, j, k, l, z, c, v, b, n”

 

 

Indefinite articles:

TR:     Bir kedi

EN:     a cad

DE:     eine Katze

'BK:     Ber Pisi (Б'ર' П'≾'I')

Specified Object:      Min wurde okuerti ya Betik. (I read the book.)

Min werde görtaç Betikiy. (I’ll see the book.)

Unspecified Object: Min wurde okuerti ber Betik. (I read a book.)

Min werde görtaç ol Betik. (I’ll see a book.)



 

Adjectives[]

There are 4 methods for adjectives in Al Bakiyye.

  1. Prefix             :           teze Barq (New House)
  2. Suffix             :           Barq-ıteze (New House)
  3. With Articles :           Barqelteze (New House)
  4. Adj. Names    :           Tezenbarq (New House)

For Example: Married woman

o   Barqup Ece

o   Ece-ibarqup

o   Eceelbarqup

o   Barqupunece

o   Ber Ece-ibarqup

o   Bu Ece-ibarqup

o   Ya Ece-ibarqup

Comparative & Superlative in Adjectives[]

-        Nominal          : Teze (New)

-        Comparative  : Tezerak (Newer)

-        Superlative    : Enteze (The newest)

The bigger house       : El ulurak Barq  / or: Barq-ıulurak

The biggest house     : El enulu Barq / or: Barq-ıenulu

Sign Adjectives

These Adjectives are like “this, that, these ...”

This/That

Bu, Şu, Ol

The other

Teyku

These, Those, Them

Bular, Şular, Ollar

Like that

Nança, Belece, dem, oldek

For Example:

This is a car    :           Bu ist ber Arayba. / Bu ber Vaslamdır.



 

Prepositions (Sözderen)[]

There is no special rule for prepositions in Al Bakiyye. The writer and speaker can select it, which they want. There is only one rule. If the preposition is prefixed, it must be separated. If the preposition is suffixed, it must be adjacent to the words.

Prefixed

Suffixed

English

Zu - Tu

e, a, ya, ye

to

Bay

-

by

Mit, Wit

-len

With, by

-dinbeřiy

since

Un

-usru

on

-beren

beyond

Nûyar, Uparfi

-çip

near

Efi, in

-içru

in

Unter

-altru

under

-onru

Front of

Doru

to

Anşıtat

Instead of

Evvel

Before, ego

Manay

around

Sureb

during

Haricen

without

Obwohl

Despite, in spite of

Konti

for

Abşay

-ja

According to

Garşın

Although, though

Keymen

-dek

As, like

za, mert

for

diçe

that

-kal

until

Ander

Other than

Darum

Because of, due to

Deshalb

Due to

dinaxır

After that



 

The Numbers (Sayıgêân)[]

10 – 20 between: On+number (Onber, Onuc, Onterte, Ondıykul)

20, 30, 40 and multiples: Number+ok (Keyok, Ucok, Terteok)

No

Al Bakiyye

English

No

Al Bakiyye

English

1

Ber

One

11

Onber

Eleven

2

Key

Two

12

Onkey

Twelve

3

Uc

Three

13

Onuc

Frontend

4

Terte

Four

14

Onterte

Fourteen

5

Başe

Five

15

Onbase

Fifteen

6

Alte

Six

20

Keyok

Twenty

7

Yede

Seven

21

Keyokber

Twenty one

8

Sekey

Eight

22

Keyokkey

Twenty two

9

Dıkul

Nine

33

Ucokuc

Thirty three

10

On

Front

45

Terteokbase

Forty five

30

Ucok

Thirty

0

Esfer

Zero

40

Terteok

Fourty

1000

Bin

Thousand

50

Baseok

Fifty

10.000

Onbin

Ten thousand

60

Alteok

Sixty

1.000.000

One millon

Mutabin

70

Yedeok

Seventy

Billion

Mutabinrak

80

Sekeyok

Eighty

90

Dıkulok

Ninety

100

Yüz

Face

Which number system you want, you can use it for the number like Gujarati, Khmer, Malayalam, Roman, Urdu, Eastern Arabic, Tibetan and Chinese etc.



 

Ordinal Numbers (Sayınggêân)[]

To all number’s end must be add “ng” or “eng”.

First

Bereng

Hundredth

Yüzeng

Second

Keyeng

Fiftieth

Başokeng

Third

Uceng

First

İlk

Fourth

Terteng

Second

İlkeng

Fifth

Başeng

End

Son

Tenth

Oneng

Last

Soneng


Hours (Oğuren)[]

Hour, Clock:Oğur”. It does not use To Be in an hour's sentences.

Asking            :          Oğur Nic? (What is the time?)

Answer           :          Oğur ber. (It is 1. O’clock.)

Time               :           An, Oğ

Hour               :           Ağur

Minute            :           Oğrayık

Second            :           Oğurdak

Split Second: Oğurçak

  • Quarter, half is not used in Al Bakiyye. It is said to be a digital form.

Days (Günen)[]

Deutsch

Türkçe

İngilizce

Al Bakiyye

Montag

Pazartesi

Monday

Başgün

Dienstag

Salı

Tuesday

Dergün

Mittwoch

Çarşamba

Wednesday

Olgün

Donnerstag

Perşembe

Thursday

Oltaygün

Freitag

Cuma

Friday

Ulugün

Samstag

Cumartesi

Saturday

Kıyavgün

Sonntag

Pazar

Sunday

Iyıkgün

Day     : Gün / Tün

Week  : Wik

Weekend: Wiksonru

Mounts (Ayen)[]

Al Bakiyye

English

Akpan

January

Tuluğan

February

Açar

March

Kırçan

Engagement

Terteçan

May

Tozaran

June

Bozaran

July

Kırkar

August

Budan

September

Bulğan

October

Kırlaş

November

Çağan

December

Mevsimler (Yaşorçılen)[]

Spring        : Cay

Winter       : Ayaz

Autumn      : Güz

Summer     : Yaz



 

Weather (Kalıgukumenç)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

Sun

Kün

Sunny

Künup

Rain

Muru

Rainy

Murup

Snow

Lapu

Snowy

Lapup

Light Rain

Lajazmuru

Cloud

Awan

Wind

Yel

Windy

Yelup

Storm

Famung

Hot-Cold

İssî - Buzzî

Rainbow

Alkım

Damp

Cibiung


The weather is nice   : el Kalıg ist hüsnü bugün.

The weather is rainy : el Kalıg ist Murup.

When we stat the weather, we have to use “Kalığ” (Wether” word in Al Bakiyye.

How is the weather? :          Kalığ Nûçik

It is nice, it is cold     :           Kalığ ist Ey, Kalığ ist Buzzî




 

Country-Nation[]

What is the name of a nation in that nation; we take it and use that word as basic. Then we add the end of the word “-ña”. The article should be “Lil” of this work.

For Example: The German people say themselves in their language (German) “Deutsch”. We adapt this word to Al Bakiyye: “Doyç”. And then;

-        We add the nation suffix of Al Bakiyye (-ña): Doyçña

-        We add the article begin of the word (Lil): Lil Doyçña

The German means in Al Bakiyye: Lil Doyçña

We use the Nation-Country and Language Form of Al Bakiyye.

Country - Nation - Language Naming and Derivative Suffixes[]

Firstly the nation name must be found or decided.

Nation: German (Lil Doyçña)

Type

Suffix

Al Bakiyye

English

Nation name creation

-ña

Lil Doyçña

German

Country name creation

-ya

Doyçya

Germany

Place  name creation

-land

Doyçland

German Country

From nation or country

-î /- ñaî

Doyçî / Doyçñaî

From German

Location  name creation

-astan

Doyçastan

German Place

Homeland  name creation

-yal

Doyçyal

From Germany

Language  name creation

-ce, -ca

Doyçca

German

Language  name creation

Til-i..ña.

Til-idoyçña

German Language


The form also which accepted on dictionary:

German                       : Cermen

German Country        : Cermenya

Germany                     : Cermenland

German                       : Cermenî

German Land             : Cermenistan

From Germany           : Cermenyal

German Language      : Til-icermen



 

Some country names, nations and languages[]

English

Nation

Language

Country

Russian, Russian, Russia

Urusña

Urusca

Urusya

Canadian, Canadian, Canadian

Kanadyan

İngilizce

Kanadya

Chinese, Chinese, Chinese

Zongwenyal

Zongwence

Zongwenya

Arab, Arabic, Arabia

Êrabiña

Êrabica

Êrabiastan

Indian, Hindi, Indian

Bhartiña

Bhartice

Bhartiastan

British, English, UK

İngılışña

İngılışca

İngılışya

Turkey, Turkish, Turkey

Türkña

Türkçe

Türkiye

Spanish, Spanish, Spain

Espanyolña

Espenyolca

Espanyolya

Farsi, Persian, Iran

Fariña

Farsice

Farsiya

Tatar, Tatar, Tataria

Tatarña

Tatarca

Tatarastan

Czech, Czech, Czech Republic

Çeskoña

Çeskoca

Çeskoya

Italian, Italian, Italy

İtalyanoña

İtalyanoca

İtalyanoya

Asking country, country and nation[]

Where are you from? : Nûrayfin sin?

Where are you from? : Nûray sinin Yurt?

What nationality are you from? : Kangı Yurt sinin?



 

Colours (Tüsgêân)[]

Al Bakiyye

English

Garay

Black

Gızıl

Red

Yeşel

Green

Gövez

Navy blue

Akalgök

Plato

Garaygızıl

Maroon

Küren

Maroon

Turkuvaz

turquoise

Göğerte

Purple

Ak

White

Gök

blue

Boz, Çal

Grey

Sazrenge

Beige

Yağaz, Konur

Brown

Turunç

Orange

Al

Pink

Sayrıy

Yellow

alaca

Colourful



 

Continents (Anugaray)[]

Continent / Mainland: Anugaray

Land: Garay

Al Bakiyye

Remark

English

Anugaray-ibatsık

Day Sinking Continent

Europe

Anugaray-idıysık

Day Rising Continent

Asia

Anugaray-imid

Middle Continent

Africa

Usamerriylak

Upper American Mainland

N. America

Asamerriylak

Lower American Mainland

S. America

Anugaray-iküney

Southern Continent

Oceania /

Usbuzcuk

North-upper ice country

Australia

Asbuzya

Southern / lower ice country

Greenland

Usbuzya

North - upper polar region

Antarctica / South Pole

Foreign Words (Yad Sözcuxat)[]

Words taken from those whose origin is a language with Latin letters are written as in that language. In languages written with alphabets such as Arabic, Japanese, Indian, and Chinese, it is written in the way it is read.

For Example:

Latin   : Nasa, Coca Cola, Jena, Julai vb. 

Arab   : Hûda, Selamaleykum,

Question Pronouns[]

Al Bakiyye

English

What

Nû An

When

Nûray

Where

Nûrayfi

Where

Nûrayfik

Where from

Nûrayii

Where

Nûrayga

Where

Nûrayyal

Where

Nûkal

How much

Nûmauc

Why not

Nûçik

How

Nûsin

How

Kangı

Which

Kon

Who

Nûden, Nûjun, Wayel

Why, Why

It does not need use To Be for Question Pronouns. (Q. Pronouns + Name)

For Example  : What is your name, where are you from?

Nû Ad sinin? Nûrayfinsin?



 

Adverb (Xulat)[]

Space Adverbs (Xulatelyer)[]

In case of specifying direction and status, the suffix “-ray” is brought to the word.

Al Bakiyye

English

Buray

Here

Oray

There

Şuray

there

İçrey

Inside

Duray

Out

Usray

Top

Yukray

Up

Asray

Down

sağ

Right

sol

Left

Ötray

Beyond

Oppoz

Against

Where is your house? = Nûrayfi sizin lâ Barq?

EN:     Come down from this road. Then turn right and there is a market there. The house opposite it is our home.

BK:     Gelasřiy bu yolfin. Basa durn tu sağ or gibs ber Kiřîneşhane orayfi. El Barq olwan oppoz řiyol ist mizin Barq. 



 

Adverbs of Time (Xulatelan)[]

Al Bakiyye

English 

Nû Aan / Nû An

When

Nû kal aan

How long

Nickez

How many times

Yaku

Soon

Sonru

After that

İmdi

Right now, now

Tün

Yesterday

Gün

Today

İmdikal

Until now

Sıkça

Often / Often

Ber Kez

One time

Kayçak

Sometimes, Occasionally

Er Çör

Every time

Êvle

Noon

Sonru

Then

Tünkal

Until yesterday

Turukku

Always

Lenge

Long time

Nudıy

Rare

Er gün

Everyday

Er wik

Every week



 

Exclamations (İmlem)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

What a pity!

Vah vah!

Oops!

Eyvah!

Well..!

Ee..!

Come on!

Nûyap be!

No!

oo..!

No way!

Wauw

Whoops!

İğy

Whoa!

Vah be!

Wow!

Vay be!

Wow!

Vaycani

Wow!

Wouw!

Oops!

Ops!

Ah!

Ah!

Hey!

Hey!

Oh!

Eri!

Hush!

-

Hah!

Hah!

Gosh!

Hay Allah!

Oh!

Aman!

Help!

Emyar!, Viratay!

Come on!

Êyâlla be!



 

Pronoun (Adenat)[]

Undefined Pronouns (Lâ âdriy Adenat)[]

Al Bakiyye

English

Man

Berriy

Someone, anybody

Konhe

Nobody, nobody

Jarkal

Everyone

Erkangı

Any

Haması

All

Ber şay

Something

ber nic

A few

Beraz

Some

Berçox

Many

Özi

Itself

Teyku

The other, huh

Berriyki

Since

Özge

Other, other

Kon

Anybody


 

Personal Pronouns (Adenatmen)[]

English

Nom.

Acc.

Dat.

Dat.

From Dat.

Gen.

The God

Hay

Hayı

Haya

Hayfi

Hayfin

Hayın

I

Min

Mini

Mine

Minfi

Minfin

Minin

You

Sin

Sini

Sine

Sinfi

Sinfin

Sinin

He/She/It

Ol

Olı

Ola

Olfi

Olfin

Olın

We

Miz

Mizi

Mize

Mizfi

Mizfin

Mizin

You

Siz

Sizi

Size

Sizfi

Sizfin

Sizin

They

Ollar

Olları

Ollara

Ollarfi

Ollarfin

Olların

You

Sizler

Sizleri

Sizlere

Sizlerfi

Sizlerfin

Sizlerin

Own

Özi

Özi

Öze

Özfi

Özfin

Özin


Example

English

Al Bakiyye

My world

Minin Yertenç

Your country

Sizin Ülke

Our money

Mizin Paray

You are my life.

Sin ist minin Tarmu.

We will build our house with you.

Miz werde Barqkurtaç mit sin. 

Mine, Yours

Mininki, Sininki

Of your own house

Özi Barqın

He owns his own house.

Ol sahap özi Barq.




 

The Verbs (Eyleven)[]

To Be (Betlem)[]

For Name Sentences:ist” and “-dır”.

Verb Sentences: war


1-Present

2-Past

3-Future

Negative

Remark

war

wurde

worden

nar

Separate before verb

ist

ist

ist

değel

Separate before verb

dır

erti

imiş

değel

Post verb, adjacent


Verb Conjugations (Jalbuat-ieylev)[]

Verb Infinitive:          See

Type

Formula

Al Bakiyye

English

Root Verb

Gör

See

Infinitive

Zu/tu + Kök

Zu gör

See

Passive

Zeş+Kök

Zeşgör

Be seen

Reflexive

Kök+aw (aw, ew)

Göraw

Seem

Show someone

Kök+tum

Görtum

Show (Show)

Have someone see

Ge+Kök+tet

Gegörtet

Show (Show)

Name Form

Kök+ma

Görme

Seeing

Order

Kök+!

Gör!

See

Negative Order

Ñâ+Kök

Ñâgör!

Not Seeing

Wish

Kök+ay

Göray

Sees

Present tense

Kök+a

Göra

Sees

Present tense

kök+řiy

Görřiy

Sees

Past tense

kök+erti

Görerti

Saw

Past Perfect Tense

kök+miş

görmiş

Have seen

Future tense

kök+taç

görtaç

Will see


Verbs Form (Eylev Ekat or Yağdayen)[]

Instantaneous Mode

… ña …

Çukñaçuk, Yazñayaz

As soon as it comes out, the author does not write

Present tense

a

Min war çuka

Inference

Down Action

asřiy

çukasřiy

descending

Reflexivity Mode

aw

Yıkaw, Turaw

Bathing, Being Desired

Conditional-Wish Mode and Structure

ay

Çukay, Hûray, Günnuray

If it comes out, wanting to be free, wanting the day to be bright

Together Action

co

Comutet, Coseyr

Teaching together-Let's teach, Watching together

Infinitive

en

Çuken, Gören, Uçen

Exit, See, Fly

past tense

erti

Min wurde çukerti

I got out

To the core

et, ar, er

Çuket, Wetet, Pişet

To take out, to grow

Avoidance Mode

evite

Çukevite, Wetevite, Sevevite, Görevite

Avoiding dating, Avoiding getting enough, Avoiding loving, Avoiding seeing

Passive Enforcement

ge…tet

Geçuktet

Take out

Animals

gır, gir

Asgır, Kapgır, Kuçgır, Çabakgır, Yılgır, Mengir

Lion, tiger, bird, fish, snake, mount

From Eternal to Eternal Mode

ing

Min war seving

I love, i love, i am in love

Thesis Mode

iver

çukıver, Wetiver, 

Going on a session

Output Product

jak

Mutetjak, Yakjak

Instructional material, Fuel

Main Product

ku

Mutetku, Verku, Tanku, Yapku, Çukku, Wetku

Teaching, Tax, Publicity, Artwork, Output, Authority

Use

kul

Araybakul, Urayvaslamkul

Driving a car, using a tram

Verb-Name

lam

Mutetlam, Görlam, Araylam, Dizlam

Teaching-Teaching, Seeing-Seeing, Searching, Sequencing-Sequencing

Verb Name

ma, me

Çukma, Görme,

Don't Exit, Seeing

Outgoing product

miş

Mutetjak, Geçmiş

Taught material-curriculum, past

past perfect tense

miş

Min worde çukmış.

I'm out

Action Together

mu

Muçuk, Mugör, Musöz, Muuğr, Mual

Quitting, Meeting, Contract, Dealing, Getting Used

Be on

ol

Çukol, Wetol

To go out, to be in the job of being a parent,

Repeat Mode

re

Reçuk, Regör, Real, Remax

Get out again, See it again, Get it again, Do it again

Present tense

řiy

Min war çukřiy

Getting out

Future tense

taç

Min werde çuktaç

I will go out

Passive Submission

tum

Çukartum

Take off

Product of Action

u, ıy, iy

Çuku, Wetu, Yazu, Dıyu, Zöriy

Output, Power, Text-text, Finding, Sensory, Herd

Original Product

ung

Mutetung, Satung, tanung, seçung, alung, yapung, sevung, Tarung, Tövung

Teaching, Exchange, Definition, Choice, Purchase, Making, Love, Agriculture, Center

Conditional Mode

us

Çukus

If it comes out

Verb-Name

ut

Yaşut, Anut, Yakut, Tençut

Peer, Monument, Fuel, Criterion

Vehicle Creation

vaslam

Mutetvaslam, Okulvaslam

Teaching tool, School bus,

Lean Root

x

Çuk, Yap, Uç

Get out, do it, fly

Imperative Mode

x

Çuk! Max!

Get out !, Do it!

Up Action

yukřiy

çukyukřiy

Don't go up

Passive-Passive Mode

zeş

Zeşçukar

Be removed

Infinitive (Preposition)

zu, tu

zu Çuk, tu Gör, zu Uç

Exit, See, Fly

Making a Noun Verb (tu Eylevyap ya adı)[]

Example: Sand (Sand, gravel, beach, soil ...)

Special

Additional

Verb

English

Infinitive Verb

-en

Kumen

Sandblast

Operation

-yap

Kumyap

Make sand

Reflexive

-aw

Kumaw

Sandblast

Passive-Passive

Zeş-

Zeşkum

Be sandblasted

Turn into a product

-bol

Kumbol

To be sand, to be sand

Passive

-tum

Kumtum

Sandblast

Passive

Ge...tet

Gekumtet

Sandblast


Modal Verbs (Modeylev)[]

Modal Verb

Engish

Rule-Formel

Zol

Obligation.

zol + Main verb

Mus

Obligation

mus + Main verb

Ken

can

ken + Main verb

Diler

Wish

diler + Main verb

sahap

Have

sahap + Main verb

let

Leave, leave

let + Main verb

Es 

Want, desire

Es + Main verb

Moj

Bidding

Moj + Main verb

Verb Infinitive (Kökeylevler)[]

Al Bakiyye

English

Formel

tu yap

Make/do

tu + verb infinitive

zu yap

Make/do

zu + verb infinitive

yapen

Make/do

verb infinitive +en

Reflexive Verbs (Durnawupeylev)[]

It should add “aw” end of the verb in reflexive. “yunaw, bexaw, giyaw...” (bathe, show up, dress up). In reflexive the work must be done by itself.

Reflexive: (wash) - zu Yunaw (Bathe on your own)

Pasive: (washed) - zu zeşyun (Someone else is washing herself)

Reflexive – Passive Verb Examples

English Reflexive

Reflexive

Pasive

English Passive

Get better

Eyew

Zeşey

Healing

Dress up

Bezew

Zeşbeze

Being adorned

Rejoice

Sevew

Zeşsev

Be loved

 

Causality Structures (Tutalga Höylemat)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

So, for this reason, for this reason

Deshalbe

Because of, because of,

Darum


 

Conjunctions (Ulanç)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

frankly

Şerxayan

but

Ajer

but

jedox

even

tum

because

Jor, Çün

even

Tağu

also

tum

grandfather

tum...tum

So

Telamkio

but

fakalte

again again

gêne

gotta ... gotta (se)

hem...hem tum

And … Or

ha...ha

whereas

hâlbukio

even

tayhê

especially

hele

both

hem

as well as

hem tum

both ..... and (both)

hem...hem tum

with

mit, wit, -len,

if

Us

wanna ..... want (se)

Es...Es

oh ..........

kâh..........kâh

in short

kısacanev

that

kio

not that

lekin

since (that)

mâdemi

how

Nûsinkio

So what

Ñû gibs

Unfortunately

Ñû dilêşî

neither ...... nor (also)

Ñû...ñû tum

thus

bêle

whereas

oysa

but

oysakio

such that

êleki, Nança

then

êleysu, Nançasu

moreover

hemfi 

and

or, mi, ci, çi, un

or

vam

or

vamhut

or

yatum

either .... or (or)

ya...ya tum

or

yahut

alone

Yalnu, Abaa, Saltız

as long as

Wetay

or

narsu

for

ziren

also

kezâ

So

deko

No

jo


Conjunction Patterns (Ulaç Kipen)[]

besides, with your

Mit + in (Mit ya Barkın)

as long as

Sureb … (Sureb ya Yol)

like

dek

although

Obwohl … (Obwohl ya Min)

as a result of

Baçfi … (Baçfi ya Barq)

as a result

Aksbaç, Em,

unlike

Aks Řiy… (Aks Řiybarq)

to

Za (Za billam)

-

… ña … (Çukñaçuk, Yazñayaz)

as it

Keymen (Keymen wurde min görerti)

-pretend

...dek (Fıssıgagdek) Fıstıkmış gibi

as of

...dinbeřiy (Barqdinbeřiy) Evden itibaren

about her

...wû (Barqwû)

When

Wen / Alu (Wen war liba) Alu wurde min liberti)

Structures and Forms (Kipen)[]

Tenses (Ankip)[]

Tense

To Be

Suffix

Form

Example

English

Present tense

war, ist

a

Subject + To Be + Verb+e

Min war gela (war gelamin)

I come

Present tense

war

riy

Subject + To Be + Verb+riy

Min war gelriy (war gelriymin)

I am coming

Future tense

werde, ist

taç

Subject + To Be + Verb+taç

Min werde geltaç (war geltaçmin)

I will come

Past tense

wurde

erti

Subject + To Be + Verb+erti

Min wurde gelerti (wurde gelertimin)

I came

Past Perfect Tense

worde

miş

Subject + To Be + Verb+miş

Min worde gelmiş (Worde gelmişmin)

I had been came

Request Mode

war

ay

Subject + Verb + ay

Min war gelay

Let me come

Passive Passive Mode

war

zeş

Subject + To Be + zeş+verb

Min war zeşgelerti.

I was came

Conditional Mode

-

us

Subject + verb+us

Min gelus

If I come

Thesis Mode

-

ver

Subject + verb+ver

Min geliver

Come on

Imperative Mode

Verb Infinitive

Gel!

Come!

Always mode

war

ing

Subject + To Be + Verb+ing

Min war geling

I am coming, I always come

Olumsuz fiil yapılarında kök fiil önüne “Ñâ” getirilir; “Ñâgel”.

Example: My uncle came from Istanbul yesterday. I'm waiting for him right now. He has a car. We will go to the cinema with him.

Al Bakiyye: Tün minin Emmi wurde gelerti İstanbul’fin. İmdi war min konda olıy. Ol sahap ber Arayba. Miz werden gettaç zu lâ Kalrayluk.

 

 

 

Passive (Pasiv)[]

There are 2 options for the passive; with “Man” and with “Zeş”.

-        With Zeş:Zeş” is added front of the verb; Zeşhahaşen (Break), Zeşhaşata (Breaks).

-        With Man: “Man + To Be + Main Verb + MAN’s Suffix”.

For Example: Man war yapo. (It breaks)

Suffix

Example

English

O

Yapo

Makes

Tum

Yaptum

Done

Ge … tet

Geyaptet

It is done.


Example: This book is dictated to us by someone else.

Al Bakiyye     : Man war geyazet mize bu lâ Betik. 

Bay (by): It is used in passive sentences. Who is making the verb, it is used to it.

EN: The book is written by me.

BK: Lâ Betik war man yazo bay min. 



 

Imperative (Çarıtakip)[]

The verb is used as infinitive. (!) exclamation mark is placed at the end of the sentence.

Possitive Imperative

Nagative Imperative

Wish Imperative

Passive Imperative

Al Bakiyye:

Kond!

Ñâkond!

Konday!

Zeşkond!

English:

Stay at home!

Dont stay at home!

Let me stay at home!

Stay at home

There is/There are (Gibs)[]

Türkçe           :           Evde bir çocuk var.

English           :           There is a child at home.

Deutsch          :           Es gibt ein Kind zu Hause.

Al Bakiyye     :          ГБ'≾' 'ᒍ'Ӭ Б'ર' Ḷ'ᒍ'Λ Ƒ..'↾' 'ᒍ'Ӭ Ḷ'ર'

Al Bakiyye     :           Gibs lâ ber Bala efiy lâ Barq.


Have/Has (Sahap)[]

There are 2 forms for his sentences. It is with the modal verb: “Sahap”, verb: “menç”.

It cannot use “a” in Present Tense with this form; (Min sahap ber Arayba / Min sahapa ber Arayba.

English           : I have a car.

Al Bakiyye     : Min sahap ber Arayba.



English:          I have a car. I had Money but now I have not any money. I will have a new house after 3 days.

Al Bakiyye:    Min sahap ber Arayba. Min sahaperti lâ Paray. İmdi sahapa min jo Paray. Min werde mençtaç ber Barq-iteze sonru uc günfik. 

 

Any/never (Jo)[]

The sentences must be possitive form. When the “Jo” is used, the meaning will be negative only. There is no rule. Where you want, you can use it.

English:          I have never been to Istanbul.

Al Bakiyye:    Min wurde gedeerti zu ya İstanbul jo. / Jo wurde min gedeerti ya İstanbula. 



 

Maybe (Bolay)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

Maybe

Bolayki

I believe, according to my belief

Glavmin, Min war glava, Agar İnançřiymen

To me, i think

Agar min, Abşay min, Minja,  Min war aylaba, Ukumřiymen, Cümanřiymen


About (Wû)[]

Hûray

English

Özwû

About me

Özwû

About me

Menwû

About me

Haqwû

About me

Sinwû

About you


Needs (Vam)[]

I need a book: Min vam ber Betik. 

You don't need to know what I'm doing: Sin vam nar bila nû wurde min maxerti.


Like & Hate (Hoş & Xınc)[]

If the word is a verb, it should be used with the name form with “-lam”. And the word-name takes suffix according to tense, form or others. Also the name after the “hoş/xınc” should be ended with “-fin”.

Hoş/Xınc + Name+fin

I like you: Min war hoşa sinfin

I hate this house: Min war Xınca bu lâ Barqfin. 

I hate going to school: Min Xınca gedelamfin tu ya Okul.


Alû Mode[]

If there is not a word in the Al Bakiyye dictionary yet, or if you want to emphasize a word from other languages like English, Turkish, German, etc., it should be used “alû” before the work. Also it can be added to language code like “en, de, tr, eo, ar, fa, bk”.

Alû Form: Language Code + Alû+the word from another language. (en-Alûcheckin, de-Alûbahnhoff, tr-Alûgümüş, ar-Alûdunya…). In this form the foreign word can be added to Hûrayish. For Example: en-Alûmail (Mail - from English). The populer 6 language’s codes:

English:          en,                   Esperanto:      eo,

German:          de,                   Arabic:           ar,

Turkish:          tr,                    Persian:          fa.




Wish (Kiay)[]

It will add “-ay” end of the verb. Also “kiay” can be used as a preposition or a verb. It can be used front or end of the sentences.

English           : I wish I could learn German.

Al Bakiyye     : Kiay war min matunay ya Lisan-icermen. 


Interested in (İlig)[]

It is used to be and the tense should be always tense (Bahîan). The main verb is “İlig”. Form: “ilig + zu + name”

English:          I am interested in cinema.

Al Bakiyye:    Min war iliging zu Kalrayyut.



 

Suffix and Prefixes (el Ekler-iformisonru)[]

Question Suffix and Prefixes[]

There is only one fix; “mu”. It can be used at the front or end of the sentences. If you want, you cannot use it also. But in that time the to be should be the first position of the sentences.

With “mu”     :          Mu ist lâ Barq? (Is it a house?)

Without “mu”:          İst lâ Barq? (Is it a house?)

If the author wants, can be changed with to be also;

Ist mu lâ Barq? 

            Ist lâ Barq?

Negative Suffix and Prefixes (Biuğma Ekleriy)[]

There are many negative forms in Al Bakiyye. There are negatives Suffix and prefixes in Al Bakiyye.

●       The To Be:     “değel” ve “nar”.  Min değel ber Sağuman. (I am not a doctor.)

●       Without To Be: “Ñâ” prefix. Ñâgel zu lâ barq! (Don’t come to Home!) 

o   Prefix: Ñâ, Bi, Gayriy, Anti, haricen

o   Suffix: ñuz, jıg 

Immortality: Unwanted

Ñâ

Ñâmutetmen, Ñâmenler, Ñâhoş, Ñâsev, Ñâçuk!

Unwanted teacher, Unwanted people, dislike, unloved, Don't go our!

Immortality: Lack

jıg

Mutetmenjıg, Araybajıg, Kutjıg

No teacher, no car, unhappy

Without teacher, Without car

Immortal: Reverse Action

bi

Bimutet, Biuğma, Bihoş

No teaching, negative, unpleasant

Negative: Operational negativity

ñuz

Mutetñuz, Gelñuz, 

Doesn't Teach, Doesn't Come

Negative: Anti-announcer

anti-

Antimutetmen, Antiislam

Anti-teacher, anti-Islam

Don't be out

gayřiy

Gayřiymutetmen, Gayřiyhegget, Gayřiyislamdekmen

Except for the teacher, Unreal

False-Error

yan

Yanmutet, Yanunert

Teaching wrong, misunderstanding

Exclusion

Haric

Haric ya Barq, Haric lâ JBV

Except for the house, excluding VAT

Being External

haricen

Haricenmutetmen, Haricenbetik

Non-teacher, Non-book

Being out of it

İm

İmtormu, İmtöre

Out of life, illegal

Step-Hand Strangeness

laç

Analaç, Atalaç, Ağalaç, Balalaç, Ullaç

Step-child, step-father, step-child, stepchild, step-son

Nothingness

jo

Gibs jo lâ Barq burayfi. 

Never, any


 Vehicle Suffix and Prefixes (Eklamelvaslam)[]

Bus, minibus, train, ship, plane, etc. In the vehicle action, the "-vaslam" suffix is used for the tools that have the characteristics of a vehicle.

Road Transport: Road

Highway - Railway: Rayol

Two Wheeled Vehicles: Single

Rail System Railway Transport: Rail

Rail only (Train): Rail

Overhead rail line (Tram): Uray

Rail line running underground (Metro): Aray

Seaway Transportation: Den

Submarine Transportation: Aden

Airline Transport: Fly

Flight: Uçvaslam

Words:

Train: (Rayvaslamlam)

Bus: (Yolvaslam)

Metro: (Arayvaslam)

Ship: (Denvaslam)

Tram: (Urayvaslam)

Sentences  (Sözlem)[]

There are only some rules for the sentences. Exept that, the sentences using and creating is free. Some rules;

-        The main (basic) sentences should be separate from the clause.

-        It should add “ef” front of the sentences and end of the verb “-us” in conditional clauses. Ef min görusa siniy, werde min bertaç sine lâ Paray. (If I see you, I will give you Money.) The ef can be used one time and “-us” can be used many times in the sentences.

-        In Al Bakiyye there are many methods to create sentences. So, it can be seen in many different forms and sentences which have the same meaning.

Possive – Negative – Question Sentences (Uğma-Biuğma-Sorgu Sözlemat)[]

Sentence type

Definite Pronoun

Indefinite pronoun

English

Negative Name Clause

Bu değel ber Betik.

Bu Ñâbetikdir. 

This is not a book.

Negative Verb Sentence

Min nar yazerti ber Betik. 

Ber Betik ñâyazertimin.

I did not write a book.

Positive Name Clause

Bu ist ber Betik.

Bu Betikdir.

This is a book.

Positive Verb Sentence

Min yazerti ber Betik.

Ber Betik yazertimin.

I wrote a book.

Question sentence

Mu sahap ol ber Barq?

Mu gibs ber Barq orayfi?  

Is there a house there?


Name Sentences (Ad Sözlem)[]

Sentence type

Definite Pronoun

Indefinite pronoun

English

Name Sentence (ist)

Min ist ya Hûryazar.

Ya Hûryazarmin.

I am a freelance writer.

Name Sentence (dır)

Min ya Hûryazardır.

Ya Hûryazarmindir

I am a freelance writer.


Verb Sentences (Eylev Sözlem)[]

Sentence type

Definite Pronoun

Indefinite pronoun

English

Verb Sentences

Min war yaza aks ya Hûryazar.

war yazamin aks ya Hûryazar.

I write as a freelance writer.

Basic Verb Sentences

Min werde geltaç zu lâ Okul sinlen erteki. 

Erteki werde geltaçmin zu lâ Okul mit sin.

I will come to school with you tomorrow.


Clauses (Yan Sözlem)[]

Sentence type

Definite Pronoun

Indefinite pronoun

English

Clause

Sin war sevay dostiy, war sin yardema. 

War sevay ya dost, war sin  yardema. 

If you love your friend, you will help him.

Clause

Alu war min geda zu ya Okul, wurde min bolerti ber Parayğa. 

Min wurde bolerti ber lâ Parayğa, alu zu ya Okul gedertimin. 

I found a wallet while going to school.

Holistic Clause

Min wurde görerti ki,  wurde gelerti sin zu ya Barq.

Wurde görertimin ki, zu ya Barq wurde gelerti sin.

I saw you coming home.

Relative Sentences (Nisbi Sözlem)[]

-        Olwan

English:          Martin, who is my teacher, has a car. 

Al Bakiyye:    Minin Edige olwan Martin sahap ber Arayba.  Active Sentences:     Bu lâ Arayba ist gızıl. 'Min wurde görerti el Arayba-igızıl. (This car is red. I saw red car. )

Relatif Cümle:           Min wurde görerti gızıl olwan el Arayba. (I saw the car which is red.)

Inverted Sentence (Qarmaş Sözlem)[]

Sentence type

Definite Pronoun

Indefinite pronoun

English

Inverted Sentences

Erteki werden miz gettaç zu ya Okul sinlen.

Erteki werden gittaçmiz Okula mit sin.

With you tomorrow we will g oto school.

Conditional Clause Sentences (Depat Sözlem)[]

Sentence type

Definite Pronoun

Indefinite pronoun

English

Bound Conditional Clause Sentences

Ef min sahapusa  ol Paray bergün, werde min gedetaç zu Ötüken. 

Ef sahapusamin ol Paray bergün, werde gdetaçmin tu Ötüken. 

If I have money one day, I will go to Ötüken.


Double Verb Sentences (Keyupeylev)[]

It means that there are two actions with 2 verbs. Example verbs: like, work, try, hope, think etc.

One Sentences:         Min war uma lâ gellam. (I hope to come.)

Many Sentences:      Min war uma kio, werde sin geltaç mit min zu lâ Kalrayyut Erteki. 

(I hope that you come to the cinema with me tomorrow.)

For Examples:

I hope to come.

Min war uma lâ gellam.

I would like you to teach me Huraica.

Min war kilema sinfin kio, mutet mine ya Al Bakiyye. 

I love to walk (using the verb noun)

Min war seva lâ Çirlam.

I'm trying to find money. (2. Using the infinitive of the verb)

Min war eşlema lâ Paraybol

Greetings (Muesselam)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

Hello hi

Good Morning

Günnuray

Good afternoon

Tünnuray

Have a good day

Hayrungünay

Good evening

Okşayay

Goodnight

Yatkuay

Good luck with

Ebbolay

How are you?

Sin Kandıy, Nûçik Sin? 

I'm fine thank you

Eymin, Bayar

Not bad

Ñâaman

bye

Esenkal

See you later.

Sonrumagör

Take care of yourself

Eyayözi

bye

Esenkal

Good bye

Gülegül

Good bye!

Haymayhay

Welcome

Esen Gelertisiz

Family Members and Concepts (Barqüyat or Uşuru)[]

English

Al Bakiyye

Father

Ata

Grandpa / Grandfather

Uluata

Grandma / Grandma

Uluana

Grandma

Anařiyata

Grandmother

Anařiyana

Father

Baba, Ata

Mother

Ana, Añû

Stepmother

Analaç

Step father

Atalaç

Mother-in-law (Mother-in-law)

Anařiyeş

Father-in-law (Kaynata)

Atařiyeş

Parent (Mother-Father)

Anatay

Brother (Brother)

Ertoldaş

Sister (Sister)

Riytoldaş

Aunt

Bibi

Aunt

Eze

Uncle

Emi, Emmi

Nephew / Daughter Nephew

Ulřiytoldaş / Ulřiytoldaşça

Cousin

Tuma, Tumaça

Husband (Spouse Male)

Er, Eş, Biy

Mistress (Spouse Wife)

Eş, Biyçe

Married Couple (Wife-Husband)

Barqdaş

Daughter

Oğulça

Son (Son)

Oğul

Grandson

Oğulzade

Granddaughter

Ulçazate

Child

Bala, Çağa

Children

Çağalar

Baby

Çağa, Mevlut

Bride

Eşřiybiyçe

Groom

Eşriybiy

Relative

Nezhatdaş

The sister of wife

Êltê


Syntax in Al Bakiyye (söz dizlam)[]

Because the Al Bakiyye takes the system and syntax from Turkish and Al Bakiyye, it provides an independent syntax form and sentences. When we change the place of the words, the meaning has not changed and is intact. There are only 3 rules.

  1. Articles are never separated from the names.
  2. The adjectives are never separated from the names.
  3. Prepositions are used with the name it describes.

For Examples: I will meet you with a person today.

  1. Min werde gemugörtettaç bermenlen bugün. 
  2. Werde gemugörtettaçmin siniy bermenlen bugün.
  3. Bugün werde min gemugörtettaç siniy mit ber kon. 
  4. Wit ber Men werde min gemugörtettaç ya sin bugün.

Word Derivation (Sözcux Türetung - Türetek)[]

Al Bakiyye is an easy dialect of the Al Bakiyye which you can create a new word from the basic and infinitives of the verb, nouns. There are many prefixes and suffixes for it. Also, many prepositions and verbs can help you for this work.

The developer created a form for his work. You can check it and create your words, forms and sentences with these forms. 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRlz-YL9m4d3NyOpRnAxkPVs0T_Tl_M7hYzxlGVPgO73TeJi6xr6Hw6eyNZHE1DajZI4doD1do3V4QN/pubhtml 

Example Sentences and Workings[]

Translation Sentences in Other Languages (Sözlamelçevřiy fi öte tileyn)[]

(Al Bakiyye):             Miz mus matut ya Al Bakiyye junhûriyat.

[Al Bakiyye Yazım: Mᓬ MᎧ≾ M@Ꭷᛠ ৬ ᒍ Ḷ⟓৬ Ĵ❞Ꮦཞ৬@ ]

TR:                  Özgürlük için Al Bakiyye öğrenmeliyiz.

EN:                 For freedom, we must learn Hurayish.

DE:                 Für die Freiheit müssen wir Hurayisch lernen.

ESP:                Ni devas lerni Huraya por libereco.

           

Al Bakiyye: Hû', min başlaerti junmatunlam tezeltil. Al Bakiyye olwan tiliy war min tatsuğa zu jarkal

TR:     Merhaba, ben yeni bir dil öğrenmeye başladım. Adı Al Bakiyye olan dili herkese tavsiye ederim.
EN:     Hello, I started to learn a new language. I recommend the language named Al Bakiyye to everyone.
DE:     Hallo, I habe eine neue Sprache gestartet zu lernen. Ich empfehle die Sprache Al Bakiyye jedem.
ESP:    Saluton, mi eklernis novan lingvon. Mi rekomendas la lingvon nomatan Al Bakiyye al ĉiuj.
Al Bakiyye: Min wurde severti siniy ilk lâ Görkufi.

TR:      Ben seni ilk görüşte sevdim.

EN:     I loved you at first sight.

DE:     Ich habe dich auf den ersten Blick geliebt.

ESP:    Mi amis vin unuavide.

Conditional Clause[]

En: If I get enough Money, I will buy a book.

Bk: Ef minin Paray wetsua werde min kiřînaltaç lâ Betik. 

Causal Sentence[]

En: She was late for the lesson because she could not wake up.

Bk: Mert kan ol nar ayılerti, wurde ol waperti zu lâ Okut. 

Definition Sentence[]

En: Dostluk, birlikte başlayıp birlikte bitirmektir. 

Bk: El Dostunç ist Cofanglam or Cobeterlam. 

Welcome Sentence[]

En: The sky looks bluer today. My favorite color is blue.

Bk: Gökyut war zeşgöra gökrak bugün.  Ya Tüş olwan min war seva en ist gök. 

Sentence Stating an Objective Judgment[]

En: Istanbul is the most crowded city in Turkey.

Bk: İstanbul ist ya İl-ienkupti ya Řiytürkiyye.

Sentence Stating Subjective Judgment[]

En: This book impressed me very much.

Bk: Bu ya Betik war raydaking miniy çox. 

Parable Sentence[]

En: There are hands like cotton.

Bk: Sin sahapa ay Rukeyn Çomravilldek. 

Indirect Sentence[]

En: She wrote in her letter that she would be back in three months.

Bk: Ol worde yazmiş ol Zarf-idamlafi kio werde regeltaç sonru uc Ay.


Types of Expression[]

Interpretation (Tevilet el Sözlem)[]

It is made with “kio, aşaran, bêle, hemfi” conjunctions.

Main sentences, kio + interpretation sentences.

English: The letters were again on the table, and they were letters she had not read for months.

Al Bakiyye: Gêne el Zarf-idamlaat ist un lâ Yudruk, kio nar okuerti ayenja olwan el Zarf-idamlaat. 

Verbally - Word Derivation (Türetek & Sözî)[]

You can create many words with “Türetek Form” and you can have special words.

For Example

The words: Yeşelînemiş (Greengrocer), Kirineşhane (Market), kâr (Function maker suffix) 

Verbally in Al Bakiyye: Yeşelînemişkirineşhanekâr (Vegetable-Fruit sales supervisor.)

Explanation (Şerx-iolunç)[]

It is created with “Şerxayan, ayan, şerh’, kezâ” conjunctions. After main sentences we can inform the reader about a thing with this form. After conjunctions we should add double points.

EN:     It was a baby in a blue dress. She was clearly understood to be a boy. 

BK:     Ol ist ber Bala kio wurde geyerti ay Kökgeyu ayan: ol ist lâ Oğul.

Patrol (Gezung)[]

It is created with “Kezâ” conjunctions. We can talk and tell many things with this system without main sentences and meaning. … Main Sentences; Kezâ … (Patrol Sentences)

EN: I dreamed of him again this morning; I want to see it every morning, but I can't see it, I can't talk when I see it, and I turn into a mad - couch and I burn "ah", I saw him again.

BK: Bu ayılgâh genê wurde min yulerti lâ ol minin ya Mavfi; kezâ es min göra olıy er ayılgâh ajer nar ken göra, sureb göramin ken nar min aytata or war min joawa tum “aah” têmin mi war min çoğing. Min wurde yulerti genê olıy.

Lyric (Usûlîhat)[]

It is lyrical telling. Sound, pedestal, rhythm, rhyme, etc. Sentence narration is provided by making warnings. There are some symbols for this telling also;

! =       Oratory and order

? =       Asking questions to the reader and the listener, making them think

  • =       Explanation sentence, additional information

,, =       Doubling, repeating a word or sentence twice

^^ =     Extension

Sentences with Other Writing Systems[]

Alphabet - Font

Sentences

Al Bakiyye Latin

Matut ya Al Bakiyye junhûranç! Al Bakiyye ist za Jarka.

Arab - العربية

ماتوت يا حورايچا جونهورايچا! حورايچا يست زا جارقا.

Cyrillic - Русский

Матут ыа хураыца юнхуранц! Хураыца ист за Ярка.

Greece - Ελληνικά

Ματυτ υα υραυκα ηυνυρανς! Υραυκα ιστ ζα Ηαρκα.

Orkhun -

𐰢𐱃𐱃 𐰖𐰀 𐰀𐰞 𐰋𐰚𐰖𐰀 𐰖𐰣𐰴𐰼𐰣𐰱! 𐰀𐰞 𐰋𐰚𐰖𐰀 𐰃𐰽𐱃 𐰪𐰀 𐰖𐰼𐰚𐰀.

Sanskrit/Hindi -देवनागरी

सोूहू बो ातवोकटबबा रहलपहीोलॉ ओत वोकटबबा टेू ो रोीकोत

Armenian - հայերեն

Մատւտ յա Հւրայծա ձւնհւրայծա։ Հւրայծա իստ զա ձարկա։ 

Latin General

Matut ya Hurayga junhuranch! Hurayga ist za Jarqa

Berber - ⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖⵜ

Mⴰⵜⵓⵜ ⵢⴰ ⵀⵓⵔⴰⵢⵛⴰ ⵊⵓⵏⵀⵓⵔⴰⵏⵛ! ⵃⵓⵔⴰⵢⵛⴰ ⵉⵙⵜ ⵣⴰ ⵊⴰⵔⴽⴰ.

Hebrew - עברית

מאתות יא הוראישא עונהוראנש! חוראישא יסת זא עארכא.

Ottoman - عثمانليجه

موتات يا هورايجا ژونهورانچ! حورايجا يست زا ژارقا.

Al Bakiyye

M@Ꭷᛠ ৬ ᏖમC Ĵ❞Ꮦમλ! ᏖમC ჰŧ ᓬΛ Jર⊲.


Some Writing Rules (Ya Rulelyazung mi  Nokungat)[]

Which alphabet is used, we have to create the sentences according to it and its rules.

The some rules for Standard Al Bakiyye Alphabets:

-        Arabic and Old Turkic alphabets are written from right to left.

-        Latin and Al Bakiyye alphabets are written from left to right.

-        The first word of the sentence begins with an uppercase letter in Latin Alphabets.

-        Al Bakiyye letters have a special phonetic and they should be used according to this rule.

-        Compound words take fusion letters such as "y, ğ, h, x" if they come together with the same sound-letter.

-        All special-private names and the names which have an article must be written uppercase letter.

-        Suffixes after numerical values such as numbers and hours are separated by quotation marks (‘); (10.00, 1 ng…)

-        Question, preposition, auxiliary verb, modal verb, article suffixes are written separately.

-        Articles starting with a consonant letter can be written according to the adjacency rule; It can also be written as El Barq = "Eb Barq" or "Eb'barq" (Home). There is no semantic difference, only emphasis and ornamentation as pronunciation.

Punctuation (Nokungat)[]

Dot (.)

Dash (_)

Comma (,)

Plus (+)

Semicolon (;)

Or  (/)

Two dots (:)

Pause (°)

Three points (...)

Confirmation (✓) Not Accept (✕)

Question mark (?)

Quotes ("  ")

Exclamation mark (!)

Parenthesis (Bracket (())

Apostrophe (‘)

Short line ( - )

Daily Activities[]

ENGLISH

Al Bakiyye

I get up at 7 in the mornings.

Ayılgâh war min ayıla 7.00’fi. 

I have breakfast at 7:30.

7.30’fi war min ayıljakyapa. 

I go to school by tram at 7:45.

7.45’fi war min gede mit lâ Urayvaslam. 

Lesson starts at 8 o'clock.

8’fi war fanga lâ Ders. 

I have lunch at 12 o'clock.

12’fi war min yea êvlen.

I will come back home at 15:00.

15.00’fi war min regete zu lâ Barq. 

After school, I drink coffee and listen to music.

Sonru Okulfin war min iça lâ konur, tına lâ Çalav. 

I do my homework.

Min war maxa minin Mutauhden

I take a walk at 17:00.

17.00’fi war min Çirmaxa

I take a shower at 18:00.

18.00’fi war min yunakkula/yuma.  

19:00 I pray.

19.00’fi war min ibada. 

I have dinner at 19:30.

19.30’fi war min yea lâ Okşayaş. 

I watch TV or watch a movie on the computer.

Min war seyreta lâ Seyretgeç vam lâ Kalray Bilkusaygaçfin.

I go swimming every weekend.

Er wik sonru war min gede junnag.

I take a walk when it's sunny.

Wen ya Kalığ ist ey, war min Çirkumaxa. 

When the weather is cold, I chat with my friends at home.

Wen ya Kalığ ist Buzzî, war min aytata mit minin Dost. 

I enjoy fishing on the weekend.

Wiksonru war min hoşa lâ Çabakgırkeype.

At 21:30 in the evening, I go to bed (sleep - go to bed.)

Okşay 21.30’fi war min yata. 




Purpose and Freedom of aL bAKİYYE[]

This language is a Conlang’s dialect. The main language is Al Bakiyye and it is created for freedom. There is no rule for alphabet, writing system and telling forms. What and how you want, you can use this language and write-tell everything as freedom in this language.

The Words and Dictionary of Al Bakiyye / Lexicon[]

Al Bakiyye is a Conlang and has many words from other dialects of Al Bakiyye like Classical Al Bakiyye and Al Bakiyyetuneşvek. There is a dictionary and it is called “Big Dictionary of Al Bakiyye.” There are more than 6000 words in the dictionary but most of the words are stem and infinitive verb words. And also there is a table for creating a new word. Everybody can create many words as free with this form. Because of this we can say that Al Bakiyye has a million words.

New Word Creating and Adding to Dictionary[]

Al Bakiyye has a dictionary and more than 6000 words. Also everybody can create a new word and add it to the dictionary. You can check the “Türetek Table” (Creating Form). You can create a new word with this table.

The Rules to Create a New Word[]

  1. The new word must be available to Al Bakiyye language rules.
  2. There is no rule that the word should start with a letter or end a letter.
  3. The basic word can be same like the word which is in Al Bakiyye dictionary. But we prefer that you create different basic words from the words in the Dictionary.
  4. It can be taken basic words from other foreign languages. But these words have to be created available to Hurayisch voice and letter rule. For Example: If you want to add and create a word for “Check in” and want to take this word from English, you have to use it like: “Çekin”. Because it is a language that is read as it is written and written as it is read.
  5. If you use the basic word from Adjective and verb, you can create a new word with Türetek Table as well as.
  6. If you want to create a new word for Al Bakiyye for the other foreign word, the first step is using the Verbs and creating it with the Türetek Table. The Creator of Al Bakiyye prefer that we create a new word with this method.

New Word Creating Methods[]

  1. Create a new word with a verb or adjective according to Türetek Table and Forms.
  2. Combine the names, verbs, adjectives with the preposition or conjunction.
  3. Adapt the foreign word from other languages to the Al Bakiyye language.
  4. Revive the old words from old languages.
  5. Use the adjectives or Verbs Clauses.

For Example:Bimedtêu” (The worthless promise)



Let’s show this in a table with this Create Table.

(This form is only an example. All forms were not used.)

Prefixes - Suffix

Al Bakiyye

English

İnfinitive

as

hang

İmperative

as!

hang!

Location

Astay

Execution Table, Gallows

Person

Asman

Executioner

Person

Asmend

The person capable of hanging a man

Negative

Asñuz

Does not hang

Opposites

Antias

Anti-death, Anti-death

Timing

Asgâh

Execution time

Place  - Tool

Asyut

The place where hanging items are placed; Wardrobe, Cloakroom, Coat Rack

Adjective / conjunction

Asup

Hanging

Name

Asu

Hanger, hanger,

Incorrect Action

Yanas

Wrong hang

Name

Asku

sullen (Noun / Adjective)

Verb Noun

Aslam

Vine (Name)

Tool-Bag

Asğa

Hanging bag, hanging rack

Reason

Junas

To hang

Reflexivity

Asaw

Hang

Passive

Zeşas

Hang up

Product

Asjak

Hanger, Laundry,

Negative İmperative

Ñâas

Don't hang!, not hang




Letter Coding System[]

It is a letter coding system used to indicate the correct letter spelling to the opposite side when vocalizing a word or phrase.

A

Adam

L

Land

Â

Âğûş

M

Mavu

B

Barq

N

Nazar

C

Caxku

Ñ

Ñaesk

Ç

Çağala

O

Odung

D

Deko

Ö

Önel

E

Ebe

P

Pagima

Ê

Êda

R

Radu

F

Foran

Ř

Řiy

G

Garay

S

Sıyav

Ğ

Ğaztay

Ş

Şehvânî

Ģ

Ģupyut

T

Tamur

H

Han

U

Udu

X

Xatu

Ü

Üzüm

I

Ilgar

Û

Ûlvu

İ

İlyar

V

Vaslam

Î

Îmâ

W

Wapku

J

Jamğa

Y

Yadku

K

Keju

Z

Zehra

Q

Qazku

 

OTHER SOURCES AND LINKS[]

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