Today I’ve made some more exciting discoveries, an old notebook how old I don’t know, it perhaps belonged to one of the Ellmar a millennia ago. It looks as if whoever they were shared my fascination with Tasyo and had started to assemble a dictionary of sorts.
Sadly only a few pages were undamaged by the paper mites that have devoured so many ancient volumes but we have seemingly some translations that now I shall have to ratify
| Common |
Tasyo |
| North |
ëʻziz |
| South |
son |
| East |
meko |
| West |
shoj |
| Sun |
lijawng |
| Moon |
imë |
| Earth |
menlanglup |
| twin |
zëlpamu |
| woman |
tawnmuj |
| death |
këzëng |
| futile |
shusi |
| weak |
lawku |
| power |
nejmawch |
| evil |
nanaw |
| sadness |
wënzhayisawch |
| cry |
mëlmo |
| flee |
nepo |
| loss |
shëshëng |
| forge |
wilëk |
| against |
kanglop |
| fruit |
ipto |
| bird |
mëlmë |
| wind |
kuwi |
| ong |
head |
| husband |
suwsë |
| blood |
suchëp |
| choose |
yiten |
| snake |
yat |
| crystal |
sëmsësh |
| her |
shu |
| chosen |
yitenezhash |
| them |
kop |
| gem |
nas |
| stand |
lazh |
| beast |
shëne |
| and |
mu |
| water |
mëzh |
| dust |
mëch |
| tooth |
mukaw |
| stone |
këse |
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