Old Cysiasyl

Old Cysiansyl came from the old world during the Nomadic Era after being updated. It is used, for the most part, in large cities and capitals as a more formal form of language and writing due to its roots in history. Because of this, there are technically two forms of the language, though the older form has begun to vanish. The language is the foundation of many world and names used even during the transition to Common.

Writing System

Their alphabet has a standard 26 letter alphabet, each letter directly translating into English. It is written by drawing a perfectly straight line across the parchment. From this line, there are 30 different characters used on the line. From the line, drawing both above and below, letters and symbols(space/hyphen, comma/period, question mark/exclamation point, and apostrophe/quotation mark).

Pictured above is an image of a sample of the alphabet.

Geographical Distribution

Now a dying language, many of cultures still use it as a more proper, and specifically royal, tongue. It is found in varying use in the South as well as having a denser population of use in the capital city of the North.

Morphology

Words are formatted in loose structures. Very few rules apply, however pronunciation comes into the mix. The main rules are that nouns much begin and end with a consonant while adjectives have to begin with a vowel and end with a consonant to allow combining of words. All other words can be formatted in any way, though may come from a noun root. Beyond that, there are few other rules beyond a generalization that consonants will rarely stack over two deep and vowels can be stacked as long as the same letters can be used in two vowel combination sounds(ex. aea is allowed/ex. aei is not allowed).

Syntax

When spoken, Old Cysiasyl has a different organization. It is ordered based on importance. Beginning with the prepositional phrase(an optional phrase[ex. "on the bed"]), the structure leads into verb, time setting(an optional phrase[ex. Afterwards,]), and lastly noun. However, as adjectives are not included, they are meshed into the noun. The nouns, which always begin and end with a consonant, can have an adjective attached at the end of the word. Adjectives will always begin with a vowel and end in a consonant, allowing them to be stacked after the noun. Verbs are treated different as well, as they will always end with a consonant followed by a vowel; the vowel is the significant part as it will represent the tense of verbs. Adding a 'u' to the end implies a past tense, an 'e' will imply present tense, and and 'i' will imply future tense. For the use of plural words, adding a 'c'(ch) to the end makes a word, specifically nouns, plural.

Vocabulary

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Noun

/*Must start and end with a consonant*/

Word	Pronunciation	Translation
Jein	y - ie - n	Relic
Jawmion	y- aw- w - m - ih - n	End
Baemey	b - ay - m - eh - sh	Year
Xiomoup	st - ih - m - oh - p	Birth or Rebirth
Yalm	Sh - aw - l - m	Leader/King
Yawiyx	sh - aw - w - ih - th	Lower Leader
Yxourauks	st - oh - r - aah - k - s	Assistant
Yxouram	st - oh - r - ah - m	Ruler's Assistant

Adjectives

/*MUST begin with a vowel and end with a consonant*/

Word	Pronouncation	Translation
Ozuwioyx	ooh - z - uh - w - ih - th	Under

Verbs

Word	Pronouncation	Translation
---	---	Finish

Other

Word	Pronunciation	Translation
Xwiom	st - w - ie - m	Month 1
Aeyotu	ay - sh- ooh - t - uh	Month 2
Ziokaud	z - ih - k - aah - d	Month 3
Ezouq	eh - z - o - coo	Month 4
Ivinoumu	ee - v - ee - n - o - m - uh	Month 5
Biniol	b - ee - n - ih - l	Month 6
Gaeneian	G - ay - n - ie - on	Month 7
Daleiy	d - aw - l - ie - sh	Month 8
Calmu	ch - aw - l - m - uh	Month 9
---	---	Month 10
---	---	Month 11
---	---	Month 12
---	---	Month 13
Fygrion	f - ie - g - r - ih - n	Month 14
		Month 15
Jamey	y - ae - m - eh- sh	Month 16

Phonetics

Consonants

Letter - "(sound)uh"
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Regular
B - "buh"(But)
C - "chuh"(CHain)
D - "duh"(Drain)
F - "fuh"(Friend)
G - "guh"(haG)
H - "huh"(Hag)
J - "yuh"(Yum)
K - "kuh"(Car)
L - "luh"(Liar)
M - "muh"(Man)
N - "nuh"(Near)
P - "puh"(Pour)
Q - "koouh"(COO)
R - "ruh"(Run)
S - "suh"(Sun)
T - "tuh"(Top)
V - "vuh"(Veer)
W - "wuh"(Water)
X - "stuh"(STeal)
Y - Following consonant: "ieh"(spY Following vowel: "shuh"(SHirt)
Z - "zuh"(amaZe)

Exceptions
YX - "thuh'(THought)

Vowels

Letter - "(sound)"
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A - "ah"(Awe)
E - "eh"(brEAd)
I - "ee"(brEED)
O - "ooh"(clUE)
U - "uh"(lUck)
OU - "oh"(Open)
AE - "ay"(stAy)
AU - "aah"(bAd)
IO - "ih"(brIck)
EI - "ieh"(spY)

Common Female Names

Yawi

Common Male Names

Youwl

Common Unisex Names

Ieklae