Tangmüthí, the language of the goblins

The common language of the Goblins around the world of Tilandrial. Their language is oddly unique in the fact that their formal version of the language is recognized by all members of the Tochdakhmüthí (or Goblins, in the Conventional Tongue), rather than having so many variants of the language that the chance of two random members from opposite ends of Tilandrial will understand each other.

Syntax

Basic Sentence Structure

The basic syntax of Tangmüthí is Subject/Object/Verb. Like all languages, there are exceptions.

To ask a question, add "Jo" to the end of the sentence.

To emphasize something, add "Ja" to the end of the sentence.

Subject is often inferred, so one can usually omit "I" or "We" or "You" or "He/She/They" in a sentence, so long as it is understood.

Grammar

Verb Conjugation

All unconjugated verbs end in "o"

Present tense positive

Spa ("I"): o --> pa
Hü ("You"): o --> ü
Shyidh/Dyish/Tyish ("He/She/It"): o --> yish

Pash ("We"): o --> sh
/-----/ --> ísh following certain consonants
Wukh ("They"): o --> kh
o --> akh following certain consonants

Present tense negative

Common Phrases

Tochdakhmüthí bkesh, jukh no tochdakhmüthím pyingü no archkh kmekgqwakh

We are the Goblins, people of the mountains, first made by the Dragon Arches

Shaman nyik shaman dma

The shaman is our leader

Zebgma

Hello

Common Female Names

Nazvír