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Fyrk

2024-09-20T23:00:32Z

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:''See also: [[Fyros]] (main article)''

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=Preamble=

Fyrk is a language of measure and reserve. It transcribes the way of life of the people of the Desert accustomed to surviving in a harsh and inhospitable environment. The Fyros language transcribed below was commonly spoken in the alleys, academies and palaces of the flamboyant capital of the Old Lands: Fyre.

==Sounds==

===Vowels===

The '''u''' is pronounced ''ou'' (as in mood).
The '''e''' is pronounced ''é''.
The '''ü''' is pronounced ''u'' (as in new).
The '''ï''' is pronounced ''aye'' (as in pie).

As a general rule, all vowels are pronounced, so '''pyrae''' is said '''pyr-a-é'''. Accented vowels are long ('''èch''', '''ùch'''...). When there are more than two vowels to be pronounced in a row, the last one prevails. '''pyraeùch''' -> '''pyrùch'''
Exception: '''pyraeen''' became '''pyrae'''

===Consonants===

The '''r''' is guttural as in French, except when it is preceded by an accented vowel ('''ûr''', '''nûr'''). In this case it is rolled (as in Italian).

The '''t''' and the '''k''' are very marked.

The “sh” at the end of a word tends to fall in favor of the “k” when the idea conveyed should be imbued with force or power. Thus '''orash''' becomes '''orak''' (''discipline'') or '''fyrash''' became '''fyrak''' then '''fyrk''' (''dragon'').

Two recordings, on the fyros pronunciation: (thanks to Skarn and Horion!)
[http://ryzom.kervala.net/voix_fyros_1.wav] et [http://ryzom.kervala.net/voix_fyros_2.wav].

==General Language Info==

Marks of plural, gender, or deference are absent. Fyros don't bother with these kinds of subtleties. The context is generally sufficient to define the number, rank, and sex of beings and things.

===Verbs and Conjugations===

The verb is the main vector of context, being the one who transcribes the action. It is always located at the end of a sentence. (Except in official documents and speeches where it immediately follows the subject)

The verb is conjugated in 4 cases: Present, past, future, imperative.

The declensions of the verbs 'being' and 'having' are used to decline all the other verbs.

{| class="wikitable center"
|+Being
|-
! scope=col colspan=2 | Past
! scope=col colspan=2 | Present
! scope=col colspan=2 | Future
|-
||I was||àch
||I am||èch
||I will be||och
|-
||You were||às
||You are||ès
||You will be||os
|-
||He was||àt / àr
||He is|| èt / èr
||He will be|| ot / òr
|-
||We were||san
||We are||sun / sen
||We will be||son
|-
||You were||sat
||You are||sut / set
||You will be||sot
|-
||They were||sam
||They are||sum / sem
||They will be||som
|}

{| class="wikitable center"
|+Having
|-
! scope=col colspan=2 | Pass
! scope=col colspan=2 | Present
! scope=col colspan=2 | Future
|-
||I had||nùk
||I have||ùch
||I will have||mùk
|-
||You had||nùs
||You have||ùs
||You will have||mùs
|-
||He had||nùr
||He has||ùr
||He will have||mùr
|-
||We had||nùn
||We have||hùn
||We will have||mùn
|-
||You had||nùt
||You have||hùt
||You will have||mùt
|-
||They had||nùm
||They have||hùm
||They will have||mùm
|}

So to conjugate a verb you just need to add the cases of being or having following its root.
Example: ''I drink'' -> '''pyrùch''' ('''pyraeùch''', cf. [[#Les_voelles|Les vowels]])

The choice of the case of being or having depends on the type of action described. We speak of passive or active form.

A verb is said to be active when its subject does the action. The cases of the verb having are then used. (see the example above.)

A verb is said to be passive when its subject undergoes the action without having any power over it. The cases of the verb to be are then used.
Example: ''I live'' -> '''pyrèch''' ''I receive'' -> '''lekèch'''

====Past, Present and Probable Future====

3 descriptive tenses for verbs in '''èch''': past ('''àch'''), present ('''èch'''), future ('''och''')

3 descriptive tenses for verbs in '''ùch''': past ('''nùk'''/'''nùch'''), present ('''ùch'''), future (''' mùk'''/'''mùch''')

(mnemonic: AEOn NUMerical => '''àch-èch-och nùk-ùch-mùk''')

Special Case:
*'''èt''' (''he is'') is to be distinguished from '''èr''' (''he is at'') which denotes belonging and is most of the time translated as ''of''

Example:

'''fyros èt''' -> ''He is Fyros, he is a Fyros''.
'''èr fyros''' -> ''He is in the Fyros, he belongs to him''.
'''èr sel !''' -> ''It's mine!''

This form does not exist for verbs other than ''to be''.

*Some clans use the forms '''sen, set, sem''' instead of '''sun, sut, sum''' (''we are, you are, they are'')

====Command Tone====

Imperative Mode:
'''èkud''' -> ''sois, soyez''
'''ùkùd''' -> ''aie, ayez''

Example: 

'''kifyrèkud''' -> ''Be happy!''
'''gladùkud''' -> ''Fight! (to assault)''

===Pronouns===

Fyrk allows the usage of personal pronouns :
{| class="wikitable center"
|+Les pronoms
|-
||I
||sel
|-
||you (single)
||el
|-
||he
||kel
|-
||we
||zel
|-
||you (plural)
||bel
|-
||they
||nel
|}

However, these pronouns are almost always eluded. They are used to emphasize the subject. (Me, I am ...) and in conjunction with the article '''ûr''' (see the [[#Le_possessif_et_le_comparatif|possessive]]). Official texts and sententious speeches also use personal pronouns.

Example : ''I am'' -> '''sel èch''' is often presented as '''èch'''.

===Common names===

Just like the verb, the noun is declined. Many common Fyrk nouns have an identical origin: the root. The declension of this root will give a new word with a new meaning from a unique ideological base. We speak of a son-noun (or godson-noun).

Example: the word '''or'' (''light'') is a root. Once declined it gives rise to godson words. Thus '''or''' + '''-en''' gives '''oren''', which means ''the day''. '''or'''+-'''um''' gives '''orum'' which means ''the Desert''.

The rule is always the same. The root being always the lowest common denominator at the level of meaning as at the level of grammar, we obtain an effect of increasing power for each particle:

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||
||Manifestation
||Accumulation
||Mastery
||Ideal notion
|-
||Root +
||-en
||-um
||-ash(-ak,-k)
||-aï
|}

Example :
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||fyr(heat)||fyren(fire)||fyrum(blaze)||fyrk(dragon)||fyrai(destiny)
|-
||or(light)||oren(day)||orum(Desert)||orak(discipline)||orai(order)
|-
||tal(reason)||talen(truth)||talum(knowledge)||talash(wisdom)||talai(experience)
|}

In our example, fire is the manifestation of one of the qualities of the root, the blaze an accumulation of fire, the Dragon controls (or is the source) of fire, destiny is a notion which arises from all the previous cases.

===Adjectives===

There are no adjectives, strictly speaking, as in French. The same principle applies as for nouns.

===Demonstratives===
*''-ci (near)'' -> ''ha''
*''-là (distant)'' -> ''ka''
*''ha fyren'' -> ''these fires, this fire.''

===Possessives and Comparatives===

The article '''ûr''' is used to mark possession. It is often omitted. When it is present, the structure is as follows:

'''fyrek ûr fyrk''' -> ''the heat of the fire''
'''sel ûr fyren''' -> ''my fire''
'''ûr''' is also used in comparisons:
'''ha fyren ûr fyr''' -> ''the heat belongs to this fire'', in other words this fire is the hottest. The other element compared depends on the context.

===Figures and Numbers===
====Numbers====

Numbers are primarily used in combat to give direction of movement (see [[#Movements and order of battle]]).

This is why the Fyros numbering system is a base twelve system, more practical than base ten, because it is more easily divisible. There are therefore twelve numbers, including zero, although it is rarely used, except among scholars and Generals. Similarly, the simple soldier generally does not know how to count beyond 2 or 3 dozen.
{| class="wikitable center"
|+Numbers
|-
||daï||zero, absence, empty, nothing
|-
||an||one
|-
||lo||two
|-
||hus||three, right
|-
||on||four
|-
||eps||five
|-
||la||six, retreat
|-
||in||seven
|-
||di||eight
|-
||sen||nine, left
|-
||ix||ten
|-
||melo||eleven, last, end
|}

We add:
*'''-hum''' for ''dozens'' (which correspond to tens<ref>Strictly speaking, a ten is independent of the base: it is simply the 10 of the base)</ref> in base 10)
*'''-ash''' for ''dozens of dozens'' (which correspond to hundreds in base 10)
*'''-aï''' for '''dozens of dozens of dozens''' (which correspond to thousands in base 10)

Beyond this we use ''thousands of thousands'' by adding the '''ûr''':
{| class="wikitable center"
|+
|-
||anaï ûr anaï
||"millions" (in base 12, in fact 12^6)
|-
||lozhaï ûr anaï
||two "millions" (2*12^6 )
|-
||anash ûr anaï ûr anaï
||12^2(anash) "millions"(12^6)
|-
||lozhash anum la
||216 (in base 12) or 302 (in base 10)
|}
====Composition====
As in French, the largest order first (thousands, then hundreds, then tens, then units)
example: 158 = 144 + 12 + 6 = '''anash-anum-la'''

For millions (thousands of thousands) we put a multiplier in front if necessary:
'''anash ûr anaï ûr anaï''' = ''144 * 1728 * 1728''

Only great scholars use this kind of number, ordinary mortals are content with '''anaï-kün''' (''innumerable'')

====Rank, Order====
Numbers are added as a suffix to indicate a rank, an order:
{| class="wikitable center"
|+
|-
||glados-lo
||second [group of] warrior(s)
|-
||malos-an
||first brother, elder brother
|}

====Fraction====

Fractions are constructed from the prefix kek (from kekùch, to cut, to slice) followed by the number
{| class="wikitable center"
|+
|-
||kek-lo
||half, half
|-
||kek-hus
||third, one out of three
|-
||kek-anaï
||infinitesimal fraction, almost nothing
|}

====Approximation====

The suffix '''kün''' (''large'') is used to mean ''a few'', or ''more than''
{| class="wikitable center"
|+
|-
||anum-kün
||a few dozen, more than twelve
|-
||anash-kün
||a few hundred, more than 144
|-
||anaï-kün
||many, innumerable
|}

The suffix '''bem''' (''similar'') is used to mean ''about''
{| class="wikitable center"
|+
|-
||lozhum-bem
||about 2 dozen
|}

===Proper names===
All Fyros proper names come from common roots that are actually the names of the first fyros. The variations are due to the added particles that correspond to the numbers representing the position of the fyros in the lineage, family, tribe, or army.

Thus Boello Mekops is the second child of the 5th lineage of Mek.

===Colours===

Colours actually refer to things, objects of characteristic colour (like orange or turquoise in French which refer to the fruit and the corresponding stone).

To distinguish the thing from its colour we add if necessary the suffix '''-sk''' or '''-chk''' (if there is no possible ambiguity the suffix is omitted)

To nuance the colour we add the following suffixes:
*'''or''' : ''light''
*'''dir''' : ''dark''
*'''fyr'''' : ''bright, bright''
*'''og''' : ''fade, greyish''

The interrogative '''seka''' exists and means ''what colour (is)''

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
! scope=col | Reference
! scope=col | Color
! scope=col | Translation
|-
||atalmeyu||atalmeyusk||sawdust/sand (color)
|-
|rowspan=2|fyren||fyren(sk)||fire (color), orange
|-
||fyrendir||red
|-
|rowspan=2|kahel||kask||amber
|-
||kaldir||garnet
|-
|rowspan=3|likan||likan(sk)||vegetable / green
|-
||likadir||dark green
|-
||likafyr||emerald (color)
|-
||mektib||mektichk||tawny (mektoub color)
|-
|rowspan=3|meyu||meyu(sk)||wood color, brown
|-
||meyor (meyu i gold)||light wood, between beige and yellow
|-
||mefyr (meyu i fyr)||bright yellow
|-
|rowspan=5|odra||odra(sk)||sky / blue
|-
||odrafyr||bright blue
|-
||odradir||bright night
|-
||odrag||Blue-gray
|-
||odralyk||turquoise
|-
|rowspan=2|og||og(sek)||smoke / gray
|-
||ogor||light gray
|-
|rowspan=2|gold||orsk||white
|-
||orog||Very light gray (grayed white)
|-
||diren||diren(sk)||night / black
|}

===Movements===

The vocabulary related to movement is quite complete, simple and unambiguous.

====Direction====

The numbers give the direction like on a clock (see [[#The_numbers|the numbers]]), the verb '''geyùsh''' is used, the conjugation is often omitted for speed.

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||gey||forward, twelve o'clock
|-
||gey-gey||forward (insistent, reinforced)
|-
||la, la-gey||rear, retreat, come back, six o'clock
|-
||an, angey||overflow slightly on the right, one o'clock
|-
||melo, melo-gey||overflow slightly on the left, eleven o'clock
|-
||sen, sen-gey||go left, nine o'clock
|-
||hus, hus-gey||go right, three o'clock
|}

The verticality information is given by the 2 opposite directions
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||odra||upwards, sky
|-
||didra||downwards, depth
|}

We can also give positions relative to the enemy:
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||nel ûr sen||on the left flank (of the enemy)
|-
||nel ûr la||on their rear guard, take them from behind
|}

====Speed====

The speed information is given by the suffix '''-za''' (''fast'') or '''-zakün''' (''very fast''); if the suffix is absent it means that there is no particular urgency

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||gey-za||fast charge
|-
||gey-zakün||max speed charge
|-
||gey-gey-zakün||charge to the full, move!
|}

====Rotation====

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||anum-gey||turn around (clockwise)
|-
||de-anum-gey||turn (counterclockwise)
|-
||anum-de-gey||stop turning
|}

====Deploy or Regroup====

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||bekum[ukud]||regroup
|-
||debekum||deploy
|-
||glados gey-zakün !|| Warriors charge!
|-
||kamenos bekum||Magicians regroup / stay grouped!
|}

The different groups are either named (codename) or numbered according to their functions:

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
|rowspan=2|glados-(bek)-an||first [group of] warriors
|-
||'''glados-an''' also means ''elite warrior''; in case of possible confusion the '''bek''' becomes mandatory to remove the ambiguity.
|-
||etikamen-(bek)-lo||second [group of] healers
|}

====Counter-orders====
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||degey||stop
|-
||deza[ush]||slow down, slow down
|}

====Enter, exit====
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||oks, oks-gey[ùsh], okùsh||Interior, enter
|-
||deok[ùsh]||exit
|}

====Derivatives====
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||la-gey-zas||fleeing, cowardly, afraid, cowardly
|-
||la-gey-zas urkyan||fearful prey
|-
||gey-zas||brave
|-
||gey-zaküs||reckless
|-
||negey(ney-gey)||freedom, free (I want I go, I go where I want)
|}

===The body===

Anything related to the body can be followed by the suffix '''-tem''' (''of the body''), which is often omitted.

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||bavul||The mouth
|-
||bam||the tongue
|-
||deku||the fingers (the small ones)
|-
||dies||the foot(didra eps)
|-
||eps(deku)||the hand (the 5 fingers)
|-
||fazul||the nose
|-
||fyrtem, tem ùr fyren||heart (fire of the body)
|-
||hus-lodid||the right leg
|-
||koltem||elbow (odra koltem), knee (didra koltem), major joint
|-
||kolum||facial wrinkles
|-
||krak, krok||teeth, fangs
|-
||kri||nails, claws
|-
||ladi||buttock, posterior
|-
||lodid||legs ('''lo-didra-tem''', ''the 2 of the lower body'')
|-
||lodra||arms ('''lo-odra-tem''', ''the 2 of the upper body'')
|-
||odratem||torso, upper body
|-
||odraktem||chest
|-
||orul||eyes
|-
||pak||sex (organ)
|-
||paya||belly (of the homine, literally the nest)
|-
||sen-lodra||left arm
|-
||talan||face
|-
||taltem||head, brain (spirit of the body)
|-
||tem||body (whole)
|-
||trazul||ears
|}

===Blows, Bites and Scratches===

It is impossible to end this part on the body without mentioning the subtleties on blows, bites and scratches. The Fyros soul is wild and warlike, and if the Fyros prefer to attack with daggers, swords, firearms, they do not disdain to use their natural weapons should the opportunity present.

====Blows====

The blows are constructed in a fairly simple way on the root '''kar''' (''blow'') preceded by the part of the body used, with an elision most of the time:

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||kar||blow (without precision)
|-
||takar||headbutt ('''tal-kar''')
|-
||ekar||punch ('''eps-kar''')
|-
||dikar||kick ('''dies-kar''')
|-
||kokar||elbow/knee strike ('''kolem-kar''')
|-
||kartal||fight to the face, insult of defiance (on an opponent that one otherwise respects)
|-
||karùch||strike
|}

====Bites and Scratches====

What is disconcerting to a non-Fyros is the number of different words for 'bites' ('''kroken''') and 'scratches' ('''krin'''); there are in fact many variations, with the words sometimes changing from one clan or tribe to another.

{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||krokùch, kroken||bite, bite
|-
||krinùch, krin||scratch, scratch
|-
||krokiùch, krokien||bite, nibble
|-
||krakiùch, krakien|| bite "friendly", bite lightly; used for a playful or stimulating purpose (like a pinch among other peoples)
|-
||krokün||the big bite, ritual bite in certain tribes, by which a homin and a homin mark each other. The usage tends to be lost in large cities
|-
||krokarùch, krokarn||to bite deeply with the aim of injuring, "combat" bite
|-
||krodakùch, krodaken||to finish, to slit the throat with a bite (especially used for predators)
|-
||krokaï||the art of biting
|-
||kriniùch, krini||to scratch "tenderly", lightly scratched with the aim of stimulating
|-
||krikarùch, krikarn||to scratch deeply with the aim of injuring
|-
||kridakùch, kridaken||to scratch viciously, to lacerate with the aim of killing
|-
||kritalùch, krital||to scratch in the face, to insult, to mortal insult (on a sworn enemy)
|}

====Exotic Expressions====

Expressions found only in a few savage tribes:
{| class="wikitable center"
|-
||el makèch i krakiùch||I love you and I (want to) bite you (lovingly)
|-
||el makùch, sel krakiùd||I love you, bite me
|}

Not to be confused with '''el makùch i krokùch''' (''I love you and I bite you'') rather used in the figurative sense of ''he who loves well, bites (punishes) well''

==Unsorted==
===Words and Phrases===
(A few from the French link below. Please read the French for correct conjugations and larger variety.)
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Fyrk !! Basic Meaning
|-
| Oren pyr || Hello ("Days of honor and death.")
|-
| Oren fyraï || Goodbye
|-
| Oren fyraï sel bek || Goodbye my friends
|-
| Ney || Yes
|-
| Dai || No
|-
| Cal i akash! || Strength and honor!
|-
| Akep || Thank you ("honorable death")
|-
| Oràch || It was my duty (in response to akep)
|-
| Deney || No need (in response to akep)
|-
| Denen || Anything (in response to akep)
|-
| Selum || Thank you
|}

==See also==
*[[Language of the Matis]]
*[[Language of the Tryker]]
*[[Language of the Zoraï]]

==Resources==
* [http://ryzom.kervala.net/voix_fyros_1.wav Spoken Fyros (male)]
* [http://ryzom.kervala.net/voix_fyros_2.wav Spoken Fyros (female)]

==References==
* [http://ryzom.kervala.net/Parler_Fyros.pdf Kervala's guide to the Fyros Language]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091103184639/http://paltoquet.homedns.org/fyros/ Guide to the Fyros Language]

*[http://paltoquet.homedns.org/fyros, the lexicon enriched by Vanila]

==Notes==
<references/>
{{Portal Fyros}}
[[Category:Fyros]]
[[Category: Languages]]

Fyrk

2024-09-20T22:55:58Z

Kaichian: Machine translation from FR version of the article, original text kept in Unsorted heading. May need second pass from someone who knows French.

Taki Zoraï

2024-06-29T15:24:03Z

Kaichian: fixed external reference link, added further reference links from same site

<noinclude>{{Trad
|DE= Portal:Zoraï/Sprache |DEs= 4
|EN= Taki Zoraï |ENs= 4
|ES= Taki Zoraï |ESs= 4
|FR= Portail:Zoraï/Langage |FRs= 4
|RU= Taki Zoraï |RUs= 4
|H=
|palette=zorai
}}

:''See also: [[Zoraï]] (main article)''

</noinclude>
It is important to understand that [[Zoraï]] language consists of two essential parts. The actual speech, the spoken word used in daily communication, and the sacred writing, the [[Zoraï pictograms]]. Interestingly enough the pictographic writing of the Zoraï is quite impersonal; it does not include any pronouns, neither does it have any references to time of day or the season of the year. It seems that the Zoraï people have used pictographic writing to record the most important truths, the mantras that are often repeated over and over again to form ornamental patterns on buildings or weaponry. The study of [[Zoraï pictograms]] helps scholars better understand the philosophy and mentality of this mysterious people.

=Language=
==Affirmatives==
*yui : yes
*ukio : alright, ok
*né : no, not (né can also be used as a negator)
*shikyo-né : no!, surely not!
==Pronouns==
===Personal Pronouns===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï !! English
|-
| nu || I, me
|-
| lu || you (singular)
|-
| su || he, she, it
|-
| niu || us
|-
| liu || you (plural)
|-
| siu || they
|}

===Possessive Adjectives===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï !! English
|-
| nu'o || my
|-
| lu'o || your
|-
| su'o || his, her, its
|-
| niu'o || our
|-
| liu'o || your
|-
| siu'o || their
|-
|}

===Interrogative pronouns===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï !! English
|-
|jia || what? which?
|-
|hojia || who?
|-
|hajia || where?
|-
|najia || how?
|-
|kéanjia || when?
|-
|lijia || how much?
|-
|okojia || why?
|}

==Greetings==
*ata : to welcome, to greet

===Common Greetings===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background: #DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï
! Basic Meaning
|-
| kami li'ata
| welcome (informal)
|-
| kami zo'ata
| welcome (formal)
|-
| kami'ata
| hello (lit. the Kami greet you)
|-
| ata'kami*
| hello (lit. I greet the Kami)
|-
| kamia'ata miko-ito
| hello homins (the Kami greet you homins)
|-
| woha
| hello! (upon arrival)
|-
| woha mik'ito
| hello homins
|-
| mata
| hey (initiating conversation)
|-
| mata zinkéan
| I'll be there in a second
|-
| ataa
| I'm back (remplace le « re »)
|-
| mata waki
| see you later
|-
| mata né'puké
| goodbye, bye for now
|-
| mata nékéan
| farewell
|-
| mata Zora
| goodbye (on se retrouve à Zora)
|-
| mata yumé
| goodnight (lit. we meet in dreams)
|-
| lao'zénui
| sleep well
|}
'''*''' This is in reponse to "kamia'ata"

===Inquiry===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background: #DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï
! Basic Meaning
|-
| lao né lao || How are you? (lit. "(You) well or not well?")
|-
| y lu || and you?
|-
| lao || well
|-
| li'lao || very well
|-
| zo'lao || great
|-
| né lao || not well
|-
| né li'lao || not very well
|}
'''Note:''' Lao, li'lao, zo'lao, né lao and né li'lao in this context can be translated as "I am well", "I am very well", etc.

==Polite Phrases==
*kai'bini : please
*ari'kami : thank you
*kami'ari : you're welcome
*népai : no problem, no worries
*iko : well done!
*toub : blast!, damn!
*ochi kami no : such are the demands of the Kami, it's the will of the Kami
*guzu : pardon, sorry
*fuu'guzu no : my apologies

==Impolite Phrases==

*toub : crap, damn
*tahi : (the) shit
*torbak'o hozu : son of a torbak (cuss, swear word)
*baka! : idiot, idiotic
*zo'baka! : triple-idiot!

*goo-duk : a nag, nuisance
*mata goo : get lost! ("we'll meet again in the Goo")
*goo-zi : scumbag, sack of shit
*kuk' ito, né-taki-sek! : shut your trap, blighter! (be silent, object-Homin!)
*Bakwaï : idiotic mask-wearer, a foul name used by Antikami towards the Zoraï

==Titles==
'''Note:''' These words are appended to a proper noun, eg. Wyler yama, Qu-Bin Hon kito, etc

*kito : homin (masculine), sir, mister
*miko : homin (feminine), mistress, her ladyship
*yama : juvenile homin (masculine, Tryker
*yaza : juvenile homin (feminine), miss
*poko* : child
*goro : brat
*zaki : darling, beloved (masculine)
*suki : darling, beloved (feminine)
*gia : bane

*kwaï : the masked, Zoraï (used as a sign of respect and recognition to a Zoraï)
*né-kwaï : the never masked, the unmasked (perjorative term for non-Zoraï. A similar term "né-kwaï'i" is usually not considered perjorative)
*zoraï-goo : a Zoraï who serves the Karavan (lit. wicked Zoraï)

*aribini : friend

*mik'ito : homins, ladies and gentlemen (used for friends or acquaintances)
*miko-ito : men, women (more formal than mik'ito)
*yama'za : the youth

'''*''' Can be used as a diminutive suffix

==Short Words==
I can not emphasize enough how much this categorizing sucks balls, these words need to be sorted into categories such as 'adverbs', 'conjunctions', 'prepositions', etc

*y : and
*luynu : with, together with (if it's a conjuction) OR collection (if it's a noun)
*ayu = thus, therefor, and so
*aka = because
*u : or
*o : with, together with
*tawa : to (someone)
*oko : for, to, towards
*fuu : anything
*néfuu : nothing
*kha : quite, enough, plenty, rather
*shuia : a little, a bit
*bokuu : much, many
*fuuho : everyone
*ného : no-one
*taka : again
*taka taka : again! (shows emphasis or enthusiasm)

==Qualifiers==
*lao : good
*ki : bad, wicked
*nati : kind, gentle
*mazé : wicked, evil
*bini : cheerful, content, happy, joyful
*déna : unfortunate, sad, unhappy
*kya : charismatic (as adjective), leader (as noun)
*hiro : brave, courageous, dauntless
*zo'li : beautiful, pretty, lovely
*li'zo'li : magnificent, wonderful
*zo'zo'li : splendid, glorious
*rin : sweet, soft, smooth

*Ma : large (Ma' when used as prefix)
*Ni : small (Ni' when used as prefix)
*Ya : young
*Nok : old
*Mombi : big, large, fat, extensive, thick, heavy
*ibaï : small, scant, thin, lean, sparse
*Puo : long
*Zin : short
*Waki : distant
*Wiki : quick
*Bawaa : slow
*Réh : cold

*Li' : very, best, better
*Zo' : exceedingly, méga
*zo' Zo and 'li may be used as a prefix. (ex : Zo'lao : Exceedingly good)

*Ho : Someone, anyone, somebody
Used in the same way as gender suffixes (-ito / -ko) in order to designate peoples when gender is unknown, or if both men and women are included in the group (precision for french users : in french the male gender would be used in such cases).
Example : Haiku-ho'i : poets

*Né : not
Used as prefix to build an adjective. (Ex : Né'waki : not far = close)

==Time==
*kéan : time
*ké : now, already, at present
*kéanjia : when?
*zhong'ké : earlier, before
*hu'ké : after, next
*pukéan : for a long time
*zin'kéan : instantly, immediately, at this very moment
*fuukéan : ever, always, forever
*nékéan : never

*ranké : day
*igoké : night
*kékéan : a cycle, a year
*liliko'kéan : Spring, the season of flowers
*rin'kéan : Summer, the sweet season
*phao'kéan : Autumn, the season of amber
*réh'kéan : Winter, the cold season, the season of coldness

==Travel==

*hay : be, belong
*hajia : where?
*néhay : nowhere
*fuuhay : everywhere

*wang : to go, to head off, to go away
*wang waki : to journey (far away)
*wang mizu : to return
*zo'wang : to wander, to parade
*wa : the way, the road

*kami waki : I go with/through the Kami (teleport)
*wang shi : to resurrect, to revive, to return to life
*wang-sek : go ahead, go go go!

*hu : before, ahead
*zhong : behind, after
*da : top, on top, in the sky
*xiao : beneath, below, bottom

'''Note:''' "hay" et "wang" s'utilisent comme cc de lieu 

==Religion==

*kami myan : Age of the Kami.
*kami myan-wa : enlightenment (lit. towards the Age of the Kami)

*tsu : prophet, seer
*gong : temple
*gong-ito : bonze
*gong-ko : bonze
*gong-ho : bonze

*sen : to pray
*sen : prayer
*li'sen : to meditate, to contemplate
*li'sen : meditation
*zo'sen : to enter a trance, to become one with nature
*zo'sen : trance
*sen-hay : place of meditation

*kwaï : mask, Zoraï = mask wearer (used as a sign of respect and recognition to a Zoraï)
*né-kwaï : unmasked person (can be a pejorative term for non-Zoraï, or can simply designate peoples that are not Zoraï initiates, and then not considered pejorative)
*zoraï-goo : a Zoraï who serves the Karavan (lit. wicked Zoraï)

*ma'zhan : conflict between the Kami and Karavan
*ma'shizu : the Kamist faction

*kami'sok : to believe
*kami'sok : faith
*kami'sokito : believer, faithful
*kami'sokko : believer, faithful
*kami'sokho : believer, faithful

==War/Peace==

*An : peace
*Shi : the life, to live
*Shikyo : the death, to die
*Daï : to kill, murder, destoy, massacre
*Krok : to bite, a bite
*Kri : to scratch, a claw
*Lor : the power
*Lor-le : catalyst, vitamin
*Lao'lor : good luck, be successful (encouragement)

*Katar : to hunt, a hunt
*Katar kya : boss-hunt, hunting the kings
*Hoja : wild, primitive
*Li'hoja : bully, lout, rowdy, ruffian, rude, coarse, bad-mannered
*Zo'hoja : dangerous, cruel, vicious
*Tanko : to tank, close combat
*Bong : to stun, daze

*Zhan : fight, war
*Hu'Zhan : attack, storm/charge
*Zhong'Zhan : defend, drawback, retreat
*Zhanto(-ko) : warrior (female)
*Zhankya : battle-leader, warchief
*Ni'Zhan : battle
*Hiro : courageous, brave, valiant
*Hiro-ito / Hiro-ko : hero / heroine

==Magic==

*Qi : magic
*Oqi : to cast a spell
*'Oqi : a spell
*Qi'kuk : magic amplifier (gloves for boosting magic)
*Qi'lao : healing magic, care(giving), magic that makes it good
*Qi'kyo : offensive magic, destroying magic, magic of the void
*Qi'foo : weakening magic, magic that makes delirious / mad
*Qi'boo : neutralizing magic, magic that terrifies / causes fear

*Sek : to have to / must
*Den : can / to be able to / to allow
*-den : the power to do..., what ... (Kamis) can do (-Suffix)

*Doun : mysterious
*Tran : totem
*Boo : fear, terror
*-boo : scary, terrifying, frightening (-Suffix)
*Shikyo-boo : death by fear

==The Senses==

*Kai : the sight, to see
*Kai-zi : eye, eyes
*Li'kai : to look at, to view
*Zo'kai : to observe, watch, marvel at
*Nékai : to be blind, the blind
*Kaipai : attention (behold the problem)

*Liang : to hear, sense of hearing
*Liang-zi : ear, ears
*Li'liang : to listen
*Zo'liang : eavesdrop, spy, listen carefully
*Liang-ito / -ko / -ho : listener (male / female / anyone/everyone)

*Lok : the taste, to taste, flavo(u)r
*Lok-zi : mouth
*Lok'lok : to eat

*Uhm : sense of smell, to smell (something)
*Uhm-zi : nose
*Li'uhm : smell (good/sweetly), to scent/perfume

*Cham : to feel, touch, sense of touch, tactile sense
*Cham-zi : finger
*Li'cham : to caress, stroke, to pet

==Love==

*mayu : to like, to love
*mayumé : the true love (great dream)
*ochi : to want, wish, desire for ...
*Li'Ochi : to like very much, feel attracted to ...
*oda : to need

*Zo'Ochi : to crave, to long for
*gan : feeling/s
*Li'Gan : agitation, excitement
*mayu-ito / mayu-ko : lovestruck homin, homin in love (male / female)
*kiokio-ito / kiokio-ko : lover (male / female)

*moaï : Zoraï-lovers "kiss" each other by rubbing their masks and horns against each others
*taki moaï : to say words of love / affection
*galarin : to seduce, entice, temptation
*galarin-ito / galarin-ko : seducer / temptress

==Home/Family==

*shizu : family, guild, clan, tribe
*hozu : family-member, member of a community
*mi : mother
*pa : father
*fii : son
*fia : daughter

*bao : brother
*xao : sister
*ma'mi : grandmother
*ma'pa : grandfather
*wango-ito / wango-ko : mentor, teacher, guardian, warden

*hakka : guest
*ni'shizu : team, small family
*ma'shizu : the kamist-faction

*ni'hozu : junior, young/er
*ma'hozu : senior, old/er
*poko : child
*ni'poko : baby
*ma'poko : teenager

*zu : home, household
*mizu : house, guildhall
*ni'mizu : room, apartment, chamber

==Eating/Drinking/Sleeping==

*lok'lok : to eat
*tacha : to drink
*gato : to cook
*lao'lok'lok : enjoy your meal !
*lao'lok : 'joy your meal ! (shortcut from above)

*zo'lok'lok : delicious
*gato-duk : cook
*zo'gato : chef
*lao'gato-sek : let's cook something good
*boulga : to mix, blend, combine

*tar : meat, flesh
*tar-gato : cooked meat, meat dish
*tar-shi : raw meat, living flesh
*sou : fish
*sou-shi : raw fish, living fish

*yubyourt : mousse (for dessert)
*cho'ko : kokoa (cocoa) - specialities
*ori'boulga : improvised mixture of gathered edible stuff in a big bowl
*to : sugar
*to'fuu : candy, bonbon

*Chaï : tea
*ka : alcohol
*tacha'ka : to drink alcohol
*Slaveni-ka : Slaveni-liqueur
*chicha : to smoke

*zénui : to sleep
*lao'zénui : sleep well! sleep tight!
*ni'zénui : siesta, nap
*ma'zénui : great sleep (coma, death)
*an'fuu-ka : AFK, drunk with silence, faint
*yumé : dream
*ki'yumé : nightmare

==Craftsmanship==

*tai-sui : to drill, dig
*taï-sui'kuk : pick
*Duk : creator, crafter, to craft, create, produce, fabricate, make
*li'duk : to work carefully, fine crafting
*zo'duk : to create a work of art

*ki'duk : to destroy
*kuk-duk : to make things, do handicrafts, tinker
*zi-duk : birth giver
*Ma-Duk : the Great Maker, the Great Creator
*Phao'duk : to process/handle amber (jeweller and magic amplifier craftsmanship)

==Parties/Laughter/Play==

*ban : event, celebration, festival, ceremony
*iga : to play
*zhu : to dance

*chaï-ban : tea-ceremony
*moaï-ban : pumpkin-festival/-event
*Lok'lok-ban : feast, banquet
*shi-le-ban : birthday
*lao'shi-le-ban : happy birthday! Many happy returns!
*lao'kékéan : Happy New Year!

*Gala : to give, to bestow
*Galamé : gift

==Talking==

*Li'bini : to laugh
*zo'bini : crack up, burst with laughter, "lol"
*taki : to speak
*taki waki : to speak from distance (use "Tell")
*taki baka : babble, chatter meaninglessly

*Li'taki : to tell a story
*Zo'taki : to speak in a self-confident manner
*né taki : to speak low, quiet!
*mata waki : we'll talk again later, we'll talk more in a "Tell"
*taki haiku : to recite poem/s

==The Mind==

*yum :to think
*li'yum : to reflect about something, to contemplate
*zo'yum : imagine, picture something
*yumé : dream
*yum-zi : the spirit, mind

*doun : secret, mystery
*sokna : to teach, teaching, lore
*sok : to know, knowledge,
*sok-laï : to understand, understanding, comprehension

==Learning/Meditation==

*sok-ito / -ko : scholar, learned man
*sokna-ito / -ko : student, pupil, disciple
*sokzu : academy
*phao-sok : amber-cube
*sokwa : protocol, report, method

*tseu : wisdom, wise
*tseu-ito / tseu-ko : the wise (male / female)
*laoshi : venerable, dignified
*laoshito / -ko : venerable one/homin (male / female)

*kya : charismatic
*kya-ito / -ko : leader, boss, chief (male / female)
*taki-ito / -ko : speaker, orator, talker (male / female)
*anyum : quiet, sedated, calmed, tranquilized
*an'fuu : silence, total peace, calm, serenity
*jula-an'fuu : shooting star, meteor, tears of serenity

==Nature==

*talaozu : jungle
*prakriti : nature, garden
*tal : plant
*talao : tree

*atal : grass/farn
*taleng : bush, shrub, vine, creeper
*zaad : seed
*liliko : flower

*orum : desert, wasteland
*fyr : fire
*fyrak : dragon

*talok : herbivore, plant eater
*tarlok : carnivore, meat eater
*holok : homin-eater
*waso : birds and flying animals

*Laï : light
*phao : amber
*ma'phao : sun (great amber)
*ranka'phao : moon (white amber)
*ni'phao : star
*Jula-an'fuu : falling star/s

*pshi : acid
*ohm : wave, flood
*bzhé : electricity
*bzhé-lor : magnetism

==Colours==

*kriti : colo(u)r
*tali : green
*kazi :turquoise
*rani : beige, fawn
*gami : violet
*djao : red
*djaï : blue
*ranka : white
*igo : black

==The Body==

*fuuzi : the body
*zi : body-part, organ, limb
*qi-zi : sap, juice, vigor, elan
*mayu-zi : heart
*shi-zi : seed of life
*tseu-zi : head, brain
*yum-zi : spirit, mind

*kwaï : the mask
*moaï-zi : the horn (on the mask)
*gan-zi : face
*galarin-zi : hair

*kai-zi : eye/s
*Liang-zi : ear
*uhm-zi : nose
*Lok-zi : mouth
*taki-zi : tongue
*krok-zi : tooth, hook, fang

*duk-zi : hand
*cham-zi : finger
*kri-zi : nail, claw
*wang-zi : leg
*waki-zi : foot
*zhong-zi : buttock
*goo-zi : anus

*Goo: disease, illness, sickness, affliction
*-goo : sick, ill, bad, corrupt, rotten (-Suffix)
*Foo : madness, insanity
*-foo : crazy, alienated (-Suffix)
*Foo-ito, Foo-ko : madman, madwoman, lunatic

==Unsorted==
Everything here should be sorted into proper categories, above this heading. Categorizing should be intuitive and logical.

===Miscellaneous Words===

*kyo : nothing, nothingness, void
*pai : problem, worry
*akaba : done, finished, complete
*né-akaba : unfinished, uncomplete

*kami'bini : luck
*yuin : to win
*néyuin : to lose
*kuk : a thing, machine, thingummyjig, something

*kakémono : notice, poster, posting
*Kai-ito/-ko : guardian, guard, protector (male / female)

==Game Mechanics==

*Kaipai : be careful ! watch out!
*Wiki-wiki : Buck up! Make it quick! quickly
*Hu hay : come on! forward
*Wang shi : to resurrect, revive, coming back to life
*Kami-lor : by the power of the Kami! ("ding" -> Level-up!)
*An'Fuu-Ka : AFK, drunk because of serenity, I lose consciousness

=See also=
*[[Language of the Fyros]]
*[[Language of the Matis]]
*[[Language of the Tryker]]

=References=
*[http://talzu.forumactif.org/la-gazette-du-taki-zoray-f1/le-lexique-du-taki-zoray-t2.htm Zoraï Language v1]
*[https://talzu.forumactif.org/t186-lexique-2-0 Zoraï Language v2]
*[https://talzu.forumactif.org/t185-grammaire-2-0 Zoraï Grammar v2]

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Min-Cho

2024-06-29T05:50:41Z

Kaichian:

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[[Image:Mincho.jpg|thumbnail|right|350px|Map of Min-Cho]]
===The City===
Named in honor of the Great Sage [[Min-Cho (sage)|Min-Cho]], the village located in the extreme southeast of the [[Cities of Intuition]] in the [[Witherings]] is a very lively little town, especially frequented by gatherers and artisans.

Min-Cho benefits from an extensive and fertile gathering area in its immediate surroundings.

=== Region ===
* [[Cities of Intuition]]
==City Residents==

* ''' Barman : ''' Kai-Feo Xei
* ''' Captain : ''' Hon Ba-Ben
* ''' Captain : ''' So-Suang Zhuangi
* ''' Crafter : ''' Chi Xo-Yuang
* ''' Fighter : ''' Liangi Si-Tin
* ''' Guard Chief : ''' Cai-Ci Sun
* ''' Harvester : ''' Jeoi Di-Shuan
* ''' Heavy Armor Merchant : ''' Guai Di-Shuan
* ''' Intendant : ''' Cai-ci Mi
* ''' Jewel Merchant : ''' Dai-Fan We
* ''' Light Armor Merchant : ''' Duai Shua-Lao
* ''' Magician : ''' Dao Shua-Lao
* ''' Master Overseer : ''' Ki Li-Qiao
* ''' Master Overseer : ''' Qai-Be Du
* ''' Medium Armor Merchant : ''' Dao Li-Qiao
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Fa Pa-Sang
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' We Ye-Ciang
* ''' Outlands Messenger : ''' Ki Di-Shuan
* ''' Outlands Supplier : ''' Bai-Fuang Ciai
* ''' Outlands Supplier : ''' Liangi Pei-Ziao
* ''' Range Weapon Merchant : ''' Buao So-Suang
* ''' Raw Materials Merchant : ''' Xei Qi-Quang
* ''' Sage : ''' La-Viang Zhao
* ''' Stable Boy : ''' We Li-Qiao
* ''' Tools Merchant : ''' Sai-Ju Chi
* ''' Village Welcomer : ''' Mi Qai-Be

{{Areas Jungle}}
{{Portal|Zoraï}}

Jen-Laï

2024-06-29T05:49:23Z

Kaichian:

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[[Image:Jenlai.jpg|thumbnail|right|350px|Map of Jen-Laï]]
===The City===
[[File:ZO flag yellow.png |100px|left|frameless]]
A [[Zoraï]] village founded in [[2487]] dedicated to the glory of [[Jena]]. It is located southwest of the [[Cities of Intuition]]. Today it is relatively neglected, either because of its position far from trade routes, or because of its origin...

Under the Grand Sage [[Fung-Tun]] a new [[Temple of Knowledge|library]] was opened in Jen-Laï (Jen-Laï Archives). The choice of this city rather than [[Zora]] is likely due to the research on Goo (a taboo subject) which would have been recorded. Unfortunately, these records were lost with the [[Second Swarm]].

=== Region ===
* [[Cities of Intuition]]
===Subcontinent===
* [[Witherings]]
==City Residents==

* ''' Barman : ''' Hiai-Kang Kungi
* ''' Captain : ''' Shu-Quan Du
* ''' Crafter : ''' We Nai-Da
* ''' Fighter : ''' Fung Ke-Piang
* ''' Frontier Messenger : ''' Qui-Le Fuo
* ''' Frontier Supplier : ''' Pa-Sang Du
* ''' Guard Chief : ''' Fai-Cu Duai
* ''' Harvester : ''' Ge Wo-Lo
* ''' Heavy Armor Merchant : ''' Dao Zai-Suo
* ''' Intendant : ''' Fai-Cu Luoi
* ''' Jewel Merchant : ''' Ba-Nung We
* ''' Light Armor Merchant : ''' Chi Qi-Quang
* ''' Magician : ''' Jeoi Si-Tin
* ''' Master Overseer : ''' Xo-Yuang Zhuangi
* ''' Medium Armor Merchant : ''' Dao Tei-Woo
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Cuo Pei-Ziao
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Ge Sai-Fuang
* ''' Outlands Supplier : ''' Li-Qiao Geoi
* ''' Overseer : ''' Liangi Ye-Ciang
* ''' Range Weapon Merchant : ''' Gei Ke-Piang
* ''' Raw Materials Merchant : ''' Fung Vo-Nuang
* ''' Sage : ''' Pu-Wu We
* ''' Sergeant : ''' Bai-Fuang Du
* ''' Stable Boy : ''' Guai Xo-Yuang
* ''' Tools Merchant : ''' Nai-Da Len
* ''' Village Welcomer : ''' Hon Qi-Quang

{{Areas Jungle}}

Jen-Laï

2024-06-29T05:48:21Z

Kaichian: Added machine translation from FR article. Adjusted formatting.

[[Image:Jenlai.jpg|thumbnail|right|350px|Map of Jen-Laï]]
===The City===
[[File:ZO flag yellow.png |100px|left|frameless]]
A [[Zoraï]] village founded in [[2487]] dedicated to the glory of [[Jena]]. It is located southwest of the [[Cities of Intuition]]. Today it is relatively neglected, either because of its position far from trade routes, or because of its origin...

Under the Grand Sage [[Fung-Tun]] a new [[Temple of Knowledge|library]] was opened in Jen-Laï (Jen-Laï Archives). The choice of this city rather than [[Zora]] is likely due to the research on Goo (a taboo subject) which would have been recorded. Unfortunately, these records were lost with the [[Second Swarm]].

=== Region ===
* [[Cities of Intuition]]
===Subcontinent===
* [[Witherings]]
==City Residents==

* ''' Barman : ''' Hiai-Kang Kungi
* ''' Captain : ''' Shu-Quan Du
* ''' Crafter : ''' We Nai-Da
* ''' Fighter : ''' Fung Ke-Piang
* ''' Frontier Messenger : ''' Qui-Le Fuo
* ''' Frontier Supplier : ''' Pa-Sang Du
* ''' Guard Chief : ''' Fai-Cu Duai
* ''' Harvester : ''' Ge Wo-Lo
* ''' Heavy Armor Merchant : ''' Dao Zai-Suo
* ''' Intendant : ''' Fai-Cu Luoi
* ''' Jewel Merchant : ''' Ba-Nung We
* ''' Light Armor Merchant : ''' Chi Qi-Quang
* ''' Magician : ''' Jeoi Si-Tin
* ''' Master Overseer : ''' Xo-Yuang Zhuangi
* ''' Medium Armor Merchant : ''' Dao Tei-Woo
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Cuo Pei-Ziao
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Ge Sai-Fuang
* ''' Outlands Supplier : ''' Li-Qiao Geoi
* ''' Overseer : ''' Liangi Ye-Ciang
* ''' Range Weapon Merchant : ''' Gei Ke-Piang
* ''' Raw Materials Merchant : ''' Fung Vo-Nuang
* ''' Sage : ''' Pu-Wu We
* ''' Sergeant : ''' Bai-Fuang Du
* ''' Stable Boy : ''' Guai Xo-Yuang
* ''' Tools Merchant : ''' Nai-Da Len
* ''' Village Welcomer : ''' Hon Qi-Quang

{{Areas Jungle}}

Hoï-Cho (town)

2024-06-29T05:35:47Z

Kaichian: Added machine translation from FR article.

{{Otheruses|a town in the jungles|the Great Sage|Hoï-Cho (sage)}}
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===The City===
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[[Image:Hoicho.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|Map of Hoï-Cho]]

It was founded in [[2488]], when [[Hoï-Cho_(sage)|Hoï-Cho]] was Great Sage.

It was there that the Great Sage [[Mabreka]] invited the leaders of other nations in [[2516]]: King [[Yrkanis]], Emperor [[Dexton]], and Governor [[Still Wyler]]. They signed the historic [[Free Trade Agreement of 2516|Free Trade Agreement]] with a view to establishing the free movement of goods throughout homin territory.

Located east of the [[Cities of Intuition]], it is the starting point of a safe route to [[Void]]. In Hoï-Cho you will therefore come across gatherers, craftsmen but also fighters heading towards [[Void]].

Banners and decorations are green in this locality.

=== Region ===
* [[Cities of Intuition]]

===Subcontinent===
* [[Witherings]]

==City Residents==
[[Image:Medizorai_hoicho.jpg|thumb|250px|A Zoraï meditating on a hill, with Hoï-Cho in the background.]]
* ''' Barman : ''' Gai-Guan Vao
* ''' Crafter : ''' Hiang Di-Shuan
* ''' Fighter : ''' Zhao Shu-Quan
* ''' Frontier Messenger : ''' Ki Bai-Kung
* ''' Frontier Supplier : ''' Liangi Qai-Be
* ''' Frontier Supplier : ''' Luoi Ke-Piang
* ''' Guard Chief : ''' Sai-Ju Biani
* ''' Harvester : ''' Hiang Si-Tin
* ''' Heavy Armor Merchant : ''' Zhao Qi-Quang
* ''' Intendant : ''' She-Jua Mu
* ''' Jewel Merchant : ''' La-Viang Tao
* ''' Light Armor Merchant : ''' Gei Pei-Ziao
* ''' Magician : ''' Dao Vo-Nuang
* ''' Medium Armor Merchant : ''' Din Xo-Yuang
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Fa Ye-Ciang
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Zhao Bai-Kung
* ''' Overseer : ''' Luoi Nai-Da
* ''' Overseer : ''' Si-Tin Geoi
* ''' Range Weapon Merchant : ''' Hen Qai-Be
* ''' Raw Materials Merchant : ''' Dao Bai-Fuang
* ''' Sage : ''' Do-Vi Mu
* ''' Sergeant : ''' Kungi Nai-Da
* ''' Sergeant : ''' Liangi Wo-Lo
* ''' Stable Boy : ''' Sun Shuai-Nang
* ''' Tools Merchant : ''' La-Viang Ge
* ''' Village Welcomer : ''' Qui-Le Guai

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===The City===
Named in honor of the Great Sage [[Min-Cho (sage)|Min-Cho]], the village located in the extreme southeast of the [[Cities of Intuition]] in the [[Witherings]] is a very lively little town, especially frequented by gatherers and artisans.

Min-Cho benefits from an extensive and fertile gathering area in its immediate surroundings.

=== Region ===
* [[Cities of Intuition]]
==City Residents==

* ''' Barman : ''' Kai-Feo Xei
* ''' Captain : ''' Hon Ba-Ben
* ''' Captain : ''' So-Suang Zhuangi
* ''' Crafter : ''' Chi Xo-Yuang
* ''' Fighter : ''' Liangi Si-Tin
* ''' Guard Chief : ''' Cai-Ci Sun
* ''' Harvester : ''' Jeoi Di-Shuan
* ''' Heavy Armor Merchant : ''' Guai Di-Shuan
* ''' Intendant : ''' Cai-ci Mi
* ''' Jewel Merchant : ''' Dai-Fan We
* ''' Light Armor Merchant : ''' Duai Shua-Lao
* ''' Magician : ''' Dao Shua-Lao
* ''' Master Overseer : ''' Ki Li-Qiao
* ''' Master Overseer : ''' Qai-Be Du
* ''' Medium Armor Merchant : ''' Dao Li-Qiao
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' Fa Pa-Sang
* ''' Melee Weapon Merchant : ''' We Ye-Ciang
* ''' Outlands Messenger : ''' Ki Di-Shuan
* ''' Outlands Supplier : ''' Bai-Fuang Ciai
* ''' Outlands Supplier : ''' Liangi Pei-Ziao
* ''' Range Weapon Merchant : ''' Buao So-Suang
* ''' Raw Materials Merchant : ''' Xei Qi-Quang
* ''' Sage : ''' La-Viang Zhao
* ''' Stable Boy : ''' We Li-Qiao
* ''' Tools Merchant : ''' Sai-Ju Chi
* ''' Village Welcomer : ''' Mi Qai-Be

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{{Quotation|Erlan, Chronicler in ''The Columns of Erlan'', on 2544 CA III|
<poem> During the winter of the 3rd Cycle, [[2544]], while the fertile forests of the Matis froze under harsh wind and blowing snow, the Fyros demonstrated their dangerous curiosity once again... with destructive consequences.

Reports from the Rangers mention the appearance of a [[Kizarak]] of exceptional size. It is impossible to know how this discovery reached the ears of the inhabitants of the Burning Desert so quickly, but nevertheless, it piqued the appetites of the curious Fyros.

Ignoring the lessons of the past, the Fyros Scholar, [[Daeronn Cegrips]], spearheaded an expedition to the depths of the Prime Roots and descended with his troops into [[Demon's Lap]], his expedition making its way with Stavon swords and Cleven axes into the mass of Kitins. Nothing in the Chronicles mentions if they managed to find and kill the monster, but the consequences of their folly are well known.

The Homins of the Bark paid the price for this transgression, because the enraged Kitins did not delay in their response to the intrusion. Bursting from the soil, pouring out of their invincible nests, the Kitin reminded all life on Atys that the depths of the Prime Roots was their Kingdom alone.

[...]

The news of the Fyros' carelessness spread, as though carried by the wind, through the New Lands. Terrified of a re-occurrence of the terrible events of the [[Great Swarming]], the leaders of the four regions summoned their people. In the Agora of Pyr, in the Palace of Yrkanis, at Frogmore Place in Fairhaven and at the Stage in Zora, all Homins presented themselves, fearful and with weapons in hand, determined not to abandon their homes once more to the Kitin.</poem>}}

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The [[Zoraï]] are feared mystics from the dark and hidden jungles who zealously serve the living planet. In their search for spiritual enlightenment, the Zoraï have grown close to the mysterious [[Kami]].

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Over the centuries the Zoraï have built up a relationship with the Kamis and started to proudly wear the Kami [[#Mask of Kinship|mask of kinship]] which distinguishes them from other [[homin]] races.

Following their society's three governing principles of Wisdom, Spiritual Accomplishment, and Respect for Nature, the Zoraï have searched for knowledge where others have searched for personal gain. The Zoraï were the first to write the spoken word so that the knowledge of their ancestors could prevail. Their society became structured around magnificent temple-cities where grand ceremonies were orchestrated to drive back the flora devouring cancer which the Kamis were powerless to repel themselves.

Since the devastating [[Great Swarming|swarming of kitins]], the Zoraï have once again expressly chosen their new sites in the middle of the enchanting jungle where pollution of the [[Goo]] is rife.

Now they seek to recover the magnificence of their former dynasty and make it shine as a beacon of wisdom. They are keen to share spiritual awareness throughout the world so that all hominkind may attain eternal bliss.

==History==
[[Image:Zor_emblem.png|right]]
The first Zoraï were a mysterious group of people who lived in the ancient jungles in the region known as [[Zoran]] south of the river Ti-aïn. It is not known exactly when the Zoraï settled in the area but it was probably somewhere between 2199 and 2205. The first Zoraï set up camp in the jungle when a tribe of them came into contact with the Kami. Given to mysticism, the Zoraï built up mysterious temple cities centered around the worship of the Kamis. The goo-infested area the Zoraï had claimed was not prized by other people and their civilization was able to quickly expand becoming a force to be reckoned with. Led by a dynasty of spiritual chieftains, they were able to annex jungle land easily fending off [[Fyros]] attacks on their impregnable temple cities.

Under the [[Cho dynasty]] they undertook a campaign of territorial expansion to house their ever-increasing populations. They began to set up settlements to the north nearer to other homin civilizations. On witnessing what they saw as barbarous acts of cruelty they began the construction of a great wall delimiting their territory to preserve peace and harmony within and to keep undesirables out. This policy enabled them to steer clear of futile and soul destroying acts of violence and to keep out of the scourge of interracial warfare that continuously ravaged the ancient lands.

In the cover of their vast protected provinces, they were able to develop a form of writing and gave themselves to spiritual enlightenment. However, in 2481, under the authority of [[Min-Cho (sage)|Min-Cho]], the great dynasty crumbled like a house of cards with the kitin onslaughts which, in their self-imposed segregation, the Zoraï were powerless to counter.

:''See also: [[Zoraï History of the New Beginning|Zoraï History of the New Beginning since 2483]]''

==Physical Traits==
Zoraï are tall beings and have blue skin. Their hair often resembles grass and leaves and comes in a variety of natural colours. The Zoraï, being fervent worshippers of [[Ma-Duk]], have masks infused onto their faces.

===Mask of Kinship===
Each Zoraï wears a mask. They are not born with this mask, rather it is placed on the faces of young Zoraï by the [[Kami]] during an adoption ritual. These are living masks and act as the face of a Zoraï for the remainder of their lives. The masks are made from bone, cartilage, flesh and [[sap]].

==Unique Abilities==
Zoraï are the masters of magnetism and the floating buildings in [[Zora]] stand as a testament to this.

They are the only race to make Electric Weapons and teach the [[Electricity]] elemental spell.

They are also the only race to teach the [[Magnetic Cartographer]] and [[Medic]] occupations.

==Region==
The Zoraï have established their enchanting towns and villages in the [[jungle]] where the Sap flows in abundance and nourishes the thriving flora. Despite the welcoming and colorful labyrinth of plant life, the perils are manifold. The jungle in many areas is beset by the pestilent [[goo]] - a cancer that nibbles inexorably at life ravaging habitats, plants and bearing forth hideous monsters. However, the experienced explorer will be rewarded by the many beautiful resources that can be found here like precious amber.

The climate is variable, the perfect tranquillity may be suddenly broken by the clash of thunder and raging storms.

==Government==
Zoraï society is governed by a council of [[Awakened]] and Sages and a Great Sage. The current ruler is [[Mabreka Cho]].
:''Main article: [[Governments]]''

===Previous Great Sages===
*[[Min-Cho (sage)|Min-Cho]]
*[[Hoï-Cho (sage)|Hoï-Cho]]
*[[Fung-Tun]]

==Language==
The language of the Zoraï is called Taki Zoraï.
:''Main Article: [[Language of the Zoraï]]''

In addition to that they have their own sacred pictographic writing.
:''Main Article: [[Zoraï pictograms]]''

==Principles & Traditions==
:''Main article: [[Zoraï Civilization]]''

* Spiritual accomplishment
* Wisdom and teaching
* Harmony of body and soul
* Meditation and prayer
* Ecology

==Being a Zoraï==
You are a young [[homin]] refugee. You have wisely responded to the calling of your people in taking the long and perilous journey from the [[Old Lands|old lands]]. For the last forty four years we have been rebuilding the foundations of our society in these new lands of promise, we need your help. After a period of training, you will be able to put your skills to good use and help rebuild our civilization.

:''Main article: [[Being a Zoraï]]''

== See also ==
* [[Witherings|The Witherings]]
* [[Matis]]
* [[Fyros]]
* [[Tryker]]

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[http://forums.ryzom.com/showthread.php?t=33755 Patch 1.4.0] revamped many of the Silan missions, and added some new ones. As such, a new Silan Guide has been written. The old Silan guide is still available [[Silan_Guide/Old | here]].

Silan was modified in September 2022, by Patch 916-921 - more on [https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=topic/view/32338/207296 patch 916-921's announce (2022-09-23) on the forum].
=Before You Start...=
'''There is no overall level in Ryzom.''' Your skill levels are shown in the Action Book, accessed by hitting ''B''. If someone asks for your level, they are asking for your level in the skill you are currently using or discussing.

'''There are no classes, or restrictions, in Ryzom!''' Any character can learn and use any, or all, of the skills and actions available in the game. No [[Races of Atys|race]] has any advantage in any skill, except from an RP perspective. The race of your character needs not affect your gameplay.

See Ryzom [[User_Manual|User's Manual rev.3]].

==Silan Hints & Tips==
* '''Team Missions:''' No matter what the mission log says, no mission requires you to be in a team in order to finish it. Teams can, however, be very helpful; this shouldn't put you off asking for one!
** When doing missions in team, if there's 3 people needing credit for the mission, your team will have to repeat the mission 3 times, once for each team member who took the mission.

* '''Killing Types in Missions:''' No matter what the mission log says, no mission requires you to use a certain skill (melee damage, magic damage, root, etc.) to kill a mob. If you want, you can use magic to kill mobs needed for a fighter quest, and the other way around.
: This especially applies to the mission in the Magic line that says you must root Javings to kill them - root does no damage by itself, it merely stops the Javings at a distance where they cannot hit and disarm you.

* '''Kill Counters:''' Some mission log counters don't update after every kill. For example, for the "Team work" quest, you have to kill 10 Javings. The counter will stay at 10 until you kill 10 Javings. Only then will the journal entry change.

* '''Mission Counters in Teams:''' If you are in a team, and more than one member has the same "kill X mobs" or "kill a named mob" mission, each kill will count for only one of the players with that mission. The credit is random. This means the team must kill enough to satisfy the mission multiple times for everyone to be assured of completing theirs. Fortunately, as players complete their missions, kill credits stop counting towards them and go only to players who still need to finish.
: The same goes with "loot x pieces of y mission mat from a dead mob" missions - again, a random team member with that mission active will recieve the material, so you must keep killing until all members have enough pieces.

* '''Material & Item Quality:''' If a quest requires you to find a material of quality X, a material of higher quality will also count. The same goes for crafting missions.

* '''Finding a mob:''' You can use the ''/target <name>'' command to find NPCs, mobs, or players. The command has a 250m range.
: Usually, you will only need to use one word - i.e. ''/tar suckling'' or ''/tar suck''. This will find any "Suckling ..." mob within range. If, however, you need to find a specific mob, and using one word finds the wrong thing, you can use the whole name. If you do this, you must enclose it in "s, and type it '''exactly''' as shown in game - including capitalisation, for instance, ''/tar "Suckling Bodoc".

* '''Root''' and '''Rot''' are two different spells!

* Ask for teammates, resurrection, and Silan mission help in the region channel (type /r before your message). The universe (/u) channel is for more general questions.

* '''YOU CAN LEAVE SILAN AT ANY TIME'''. Once you are comfortable with:
** Selecting [[Skill]]s by spending [[skill point]]s,
** Creating your own [[Stanza]]s for [[Melee|Combat]] and [[Magic]],
** The basic principles of [[Crafting]],
** The basic principles of [[Harvesting]],
Then talk to Chiang the Strong as directed at the very end of his page.
One caveat: you cannot leave if you have an unfinished mission given by Chiang the Strong. This is because leaving Silan is a mission and on Silan you can receive only one mission at a time from any single NPC.

=Silan Mission Guides=
'''<big>Do not read any further if you don't like spoilers! Ryzom is a difficult game to grasp at times, but it is well worth it to learn things for yourself, with a little help from fellow players. Use the guides only for reference, or if you really are absolutely bloody stuck!</big>'''
 
 
'''[[Image:Arrow.jpg]] [[Silan Guide/Fight|Fighting Missions, from Guilan Guiter]]'''

'''[[Image:Arrow.jpg]] [[Silan Guide/Magic|Magic Missions, from Nomis Merclao]]'''

'''[[Image:Arrow.jpg]] [[Silan Guide/Harvest|Harvesting Missions, from Milles Dodoine]]'''

'''[[Image:Arrow.jpg]] [[Silan Guide/Craft|Crafting Missions, from Sterga Hamla]]'''

'''[[Image:Arrow.jpg]] [[Silan Guide/Chiang|Advanced Missions, from Chiang the Strong]]'''

'''[[Image:Arrow.jpg]] [[Silan Guide/Faction|Factional Missions, from the Kami and Karavan Ambassadors]]'''

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[[Silan]] is the island where [[Races of Atys|homins]] first emerged into the [[New Lands]] (the current known world), after the [[Great Swarming]]. It is the endpoint of the so-called [[Oflovak Road]]. The Ranger camp was open to refugees in [[2532]]. 
If you're a new player looking for a guide on Silan, see [[Silan Guide]]. ( See [[User_Manual|the user manual too]]).

==Overview==
This is where refugees and many children start their training period. Any homin can leave Silan at any time, but should take care to meet the City Welcomer where they decide to go and get teleportation pacts, or they will have a dangerous trek to be able to return once you've left.

[[Silan]] contains many different people with which the player can interact with, above all trainers for [[melee]] , [[magic]], [[harvesting]] and [[crafting]], mission givers for both factions ([[Kami|the Kami]] and [[Karavan|the Karavan]]) and a set of missions for the [[Portal:Rangers|Rangers]]. All missions given on [[Silan]] act as a tutorial for [[Ryzom]] i.e. Silan should not convey the idea that [[Ryzom]] as a whole is quest-centric.

The main world of [[Atys]] has many different [[ecosystems]] each with their own [[Portal:Fauna|animals]] and [[Portal:Flora|vegetation]], and [[Silan]] shows off many of them in a small area. Thus, [[Silan]] combines a mainly [[forest]] ecosystem with a [[lakelands]] area and a [[jungle]] area as well as a [[Goo]] zone and a ruined town. It then crams the whole thing full of "weak" versions of some of Atys' most exotic [[animals]], thus the choice as a training area.

'''Note''OOC''''': For a more in-depth look into missions and tutorials on [[Silan]] see [[Silan Guide]].

==Geography==
[[Silan]] is an [[island]], currently being explored and relatively controlled, of the [[New Lands]]. The Rangers, in the late 2500s, dug and opened a tunnel to access it from the upper part of the [[Grove of Confusion]].

Technically, only the [[#Ruins of Silan|ruined town]] is called [[Silan]]. The island has no official name, and because the ruined town was the central feature of the island, the entire island has come to be referred to as [[Silan]].

===Arena===
This is the only area on the island where homins are allowed to fight each other <ref>[[PvP]]</ref> for training purposes. As far as can be seen the arena is naturally formed and many resources can be found within it. It should be noted that the abundance of sources should not make you less wary of the Arena. It can also be used for occasional events.

===Hunting Grounds===
Where the inhabitants of the ranger camp hunt [[bodoc]]s and other herbivores for food. [[Bodoc]]s, [[yubo]]s, [[izam]], and [[rendor]] can be found here, as well as the [[ragus]] that prey on them.

===Ruins of Silan===
A city which was built by the [[Matis]] when they resurfaced. The [[Matis]] began experimenting with the [[intelligent plants]] in the region, namely the [[slaveni]], to make extracting resources easier. This eventually led to the city's downfall and the ruins are all that remain of it. These days the ruins are inhabited by looters.

=== Throne room===
A little way away to the north of the village is the Throne Room, also in ruins. It seems that Arken's Goo Head Looters are trying to breed [[Gingo|gingos]] there; watch out!

===Shining Lake===
This lake with an island in the middle forms a miniature subtropical ecosystem. Though the shores around the lake are full of dangers, homins are completely safe in it's waters. The island in the middle is home to a population of [[cray]]s, including one gigantic specimen.

===Blight Zone===
An area of the island ravaged by the [[Goo]]. Contaminated and sickly creatures wander this place, while some homins seek to abuse the Goo for their own purposes. Several missions enlist the player's aid in pushing back the Goo.

===Kitins Jungle===
An uncharted area of horror and unknown dangers. As the name implies it's jungle [[Ecosystems|ecosystem]] and the only place on the island where the [[kitin]] threat is present. [[kipee]]s and [[kipesta]]s roam here and the area is rumoured to be inhabited by a giant [[kirosta]].

==The [[Portal:Rangers|Ranger]] Camp==
The only inhabited settlement on the island, and where all new refugees first arrive. This camp was set up by the [[Guild:Rangers of Atys|Rangers of Atys]] and opened in [[2532]], specifically as a place of training where new arrivals to [[Atys]] can learn all they need to survive.

In the camp are all the people who offer missions to young homins to teach them the ropes of things. The camp chief, [[Chiang the Strong]], welcomes the newcomers. [[Guilan Guiter]] gives mission to teach fighting, [[Nomis Merclao]] missions to teach magic, [[Milles Dodoine]] missions to teach harvesting and [[Sterga Hamla]] missions to teach crafting. The Kami and Karavan give some missions to teach homins about the [[Goo]], and [[Chiang the Strong]], eventually gives some final missions to teach homins about bandits and [[kitin]]. There are also trainers to teach you new skills and a guide to point you to all these people. Lastly, there is a market where homins can buy and sell materials and equipment.

Again, for guides on all these missions, see the [[Silan Guide]].
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| [[Chiang the Strong]] || Ranger Commander || Camp chief || ✔
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| Faecan Delared || Rangers Scout || outside camp, by the Arena || ✔
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| Unnoirin Cepao || Welcome Hostess || (very tired, really!) || ✔
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| [[Guilan Guiter]] || Fyros Commander || − || ✔
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| Utehes Isy || Fighter Trainer || − ||
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| Gwoli Dredrish || Weapon Merchant || One-hand weapons ||
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| Enarius Kenro || Weapon Merchant || Two-hand weapons ||
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| [[Nomis Merclao]] || Sage || − || ✔
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| Tedehem Paglops || Magician Trainer || − ||
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| [[Sterga Hamla]] || Matis Master Crafter || − || ✔
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| Ta'Calc Odeh || Crafter Trainer || − ||
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| Yberatha Wealin || Armor Merchant || Light armors ||
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| Broedia Astewaren || Armor Merchant || Medium armors ||
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| Fer Himir || Armor Merchant || Heavy armors ||
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| [[Milles Dodoine]] || Chief Explorer || − || ✔
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| Yoh Yawh || Harvester Trainer || − ||
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| Blennyn Cuddry || Jewell Merchant || − ||
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| Be'Tooly Lixie || Raw Material Merchant || − ||
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| Anibre Bechini || Tool Merchant || − ||
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| Aryu Ken || − || − || ✔<ref>This character doesn't give any mission, he is just implied in one of them.</ref>
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| Kami Guide || − || − || ✔
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| Karavan Communication Officer || − || − || ✔
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==Mobs and resources on Silan==
See the [[Silan/OOC|OOC page]] for more.

==See also==
*[[Silan Guide]]''OOC'' - More info about the quests in the area

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Taki Zoraï

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:''See also: [[Zoraï]] (main article)''

It is important to understand that [[Zoraï]] language consists of two essential parts. The actual speech, the spoken word used in daily communication, and the sacred writing, the [[Zoraï pictograms]]. Interestingly enough the pictographic writing of the Zoraï is quite impersonal; it does not include any pronouns, neither does it have any references to time of day or the season of the year. It seems that the Zoraï people have used pictographic writing to record the most important truths, the mantras that are often repeated over and over again to form ornamental patterns on buildings or weaponry. The study of [[Zoraï pictograms]] helps scholars better understand the philosophy and mentality of this mysterious people.

==Affirmatives==
*yui : yes
*ukio : alright, ok
*né : no, not (né can also be used as a negator)
*shikyo-né : no!, surely not!

==Pronouns==
===Personal Pronouns===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï !! English
|-
| nu || I, me
|-
| lu || you (singular)
|-
| su || he, she, it
|-
| niu || us
|-
| liu || you (plural)
|-
| siu || they
|}

===Possessive Adjectives===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï !! English
|-
| nu'o || my
|-
| lu'o || your
|-
| su'o || his, her, its
|-
| niu'o || our
|-
| liu'o || your
|-
| siu'o || their
|-
|}

===Interrogative pronouns===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background:#DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï !! English
|-
|jia || what? which?
|-
|hojia || who?
|-
|hajia || where?
|-
|najia || how?
|-
|kéanjia || when?
|-
|lijia || how much?
|-
|okojia || why?
|}

==Greetings==
*ata : to welcome, to greet

===Common Greetings===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background: #DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï
! Basic Meaning
|-
| kami li'ata
| welcome (informal)
|-
| kami zo'ata
| welcome (formal)
|-
| kami'ata
| hello (lit. the Kami greet you)
|-
| ata'kami*
| hello (lit. I greet the Kami)
|-
| kamia'ata miko-ito
| hello homins (the Kami greet you homins)
|-
| woha
| hello! (upon arrival)
|-
| woha mik'ito
| hello homins
|-
| mata
| hey (initiating conversation)
|-
| mata zinkéan
| I'll be there in a second
|-
| ataa
| I'm back (remplace le « re »)
|-
| mata waki
| see you later
|-
| mata né'puké
| goodbye, bye for now
|-
| mata nékéan
| farewell
|-
| mata Zora
| goodbye (on se retrouve à Zora)
|-
| mata yumé
| goodnight (lit. we meet in dreams)
|-
| lao'zénui
| sleep well
|}
'''*''' This is in reponse to "kamia'ata"

===Inquiry===
{| {{STDT}}
|-style="background: #DDDDDD;"
! Taki Zoraï
! Basic Meaning
|-
| lao né lao || How are you? (lit. "(You) well or not well?")
|-
| y lu || and you?
|-
| lao || well
|-
| li'lao || very well
|-
| zo'lao || great
|-
| né lao || not well
|-
| né li'lao || not very well
|}
'''Note:''' Lao, li'lao, zo'lao, né lao and né li'lao in this context can be translated as "I am well", "I am very well", etc.

==Polite Phrases==
*kai'bini : please
*ari'kami : thank you
*kami'ari : you're welcome
*népai : no problem, no worries
*iko : well done!
*toub : blast!, damn!
*ochi kami no : such are the demands of the Kami, it's the will of the Kami
*guzu : pardon, sorry
*fuu'guzu no : my apologies

==Impolite Phrases==

*toub : crap, damn
*tahi : (the) shit
*torbak'o hozu : son of a torbak (cuss, swear word)
*baka! : idiot, idiotic
*zo'baka! : triple-idiot!

*goo-duk : a nag, nuisance
*mata goo : get lost! ("we'll meet again in the Goo")
*goo-zi : scumbag, sack of shit
*kuk' ito, né-taki-sek! : shut your trap, blighter! (be silent, object-Homin!)
*Bakwaï : idiotic mask-wearer, a foul name used by Antikami towards the Zoraï

==Titles==
'''Note:''' These words are appended to a proper noun, eg. Wyler yama, Qu-Bin Hon kito, etc

*kito : homin (masculine), sir, mister
*miko : homin (feminine), mistress, her ladyship
*yama : juvenile homin (masculine, Tryker
*yaza : juvenile homin (feminine), miss
*poko* : child
*goro : brat
*zaki : darling, beloved (masculine)
*suki : darling, beloved (feminine)
*gia : bane

*kwaï : the masked, Zoraï (used as a sign of respect and recognition to a Zoraï)
*né-kwaï : the never masked, the unmasked (perjorative term for non-Zoraï. A similar term "né-kwaï'i" is usually not considered perjorative)
*zoraï-goo : a Zoraï who serves the Karavan (lit. wicked Zoraï)

*aribini : friend

*mik'ito : homins, ladies and gentlemen (used for friends or acquaintances)
*miko-ito : men, women (more formal than mik'ito)
*yama'za : the youth

'''*''' Can be used as a diminutive suffix

==Short Words==
I can not emphasize enough how much this categorizing sucks balls, these words need to be sorted into categories such as 'adverbs', 'conjunctions', 'prepositions', etc

*y : and
*luynu : with, together with (if it's a conjuction) OR collection (if it's a noun)
*ayu = thus, therefor, and so
*aka = because
*u : or
*o : with, together with
*tawa : to (someone)
*oko : for, to, towards
*fuu : anything
*néfuu : nothing
*kha : quite, enough, plenty, rather
*shuia : a little, a bit
*bokuu : much, many
*fuuho : everyone
*ného : no-one
*taka : again
*taka taka : again! (shows emphasis or enthusiasm)

==Qualifiers==
*lao : good
*ki : bad, wicked
*nati : kind, gentle
*mazé : wicked, evil
*bini : cheerful, content, happy, joyful
*déna : unfortunate, sad, unhappy
*kya : charismatic (as adjective), leader (as noun)
*hiro : brave, courageous, dauntless
*zo'li : beautiful, pretty, lovely
*li'zo'li : magnificent, wonderful
*zo'zo'li : splendid, glorious
*rin : sweet, soft, smooth

*Ma : large (Ma' when used as prefix)
*Ni : small (Ni' when used as prefix)
*Ya : young
*Nok : old
*Mombi : big, large, fat, extensive, thick, heavy
*ibaï : small, scant, thin, lean, sparse
*Puo : long
*Zin : short
*Waki : distant
*Wiki : quick
*Bawaa : slow
*Réh : cold

*Li' : very, best, better
*Zo' : exceedingly, méga
*zo' Zo and 'li may be used as a prefix. (ex : Zo'lao : Exceedingly good)

*Ho : Someone, anyone, somebody
Used in the same way as gender suffixes (-ito / -ko) in order to designate peoples when gender is unknown, or if both men and women are included in the group (precision for french users : in french the male gender would be used in such cases).
Example : Haiku-ho'i : poets

*Né : not
Used as prefix to build an adjective. (Ex : Né'waki : not far = close)

==Time==
*kéan : time
*ké : now, already, at present
*kéanjia : when?
*zhong'ké : earlier, before
*hu'ké : after, next
*pukéan : for a long time
*zin'kéan : instantly, immediately, at this very moment
*fuukéan : ever, always, forever
*nékéan : never

*ranké : day
*igoké : night
*kékéan : a cycle, a year
*liliko'kéan : Spring, the season of flowers
*rin'kéan : Summer, the sweet season
*phao'kéan : Autumn, the season of amber
*réh'kéan : Winter, the cold season, the season of coldness

==Travel==

*hay : be, belong
*hajia : where?
*néhay : nowhere
*fuuhay : everywhere

*wang : to go, to head off, to go away
*wang waki : to journey (far away)
*wang mizu : to return
*zo'wang : to wander, to parade
*wa : the way, the road

*kami waki : I go with/through the Kami (teleport)
*wang shi : to resurrect, to revive, to return to life
*wang-sek : go ahead, go go go!

*hu : before, ahead
*zhong : behind, after
*da : top, on top, in the sky
*xiao : beneath, below, bottom

'''Note:''' "hay" et "wang" s'utilisent comme cc de lieu 

==Religion==

*kami myan : Age of the Kami.
*kami myan-wa : enlightenment (lit. towards the Age of the Kami)

*tsu : prophet, seer
*gong : temple
*gong-ito : bonze
*gong-ko : bonze
*gong-ho : bonze

*sen : to pray
*sen : prayer
*li'sen : to meditate, to contemplate
*li'sen : meditation
*zo'sen : to enter a trance, to become one with nature
*zo'sen : trance
*sen-hay : place of meditation

*kwaï : mask, Zoraï = mask wearer (used as a sign of respect and recognition to a Zoraï)
*né-kwaï : unmasked person (can be a pejorative term for non-Zoraï, or can simply designate peoples that are not Zoraï initiates, and then not considered pejorative)
*zoraï-goo : a Zoraï who serves the Karavan (lit. wicked Zoraï)

*ma'zhan : conflict between the Kami and Karavan
*ma'shizu : the Kamist faction

*kami'sok : to believe
*kami'sok : faith
*kami'sokito : believer, faithful
*kami'sokko : believer, faithful
*kami'sokho : believer, faithful

==War/Peace==

*An : peace
*Shi : the life, to live
*Shikyo : the death, to die
*Daï : to kill, murder, destoy, massacre
*Krok : to bite, a bite
*Kri : to scratch, a claw
*Lor : the power
*Lor-le : catalyst, vitamin
*Lao'lor : good luck, be successful (encouragement)

*Katar : to hunt, a hunt
*Katar kya : boss-hunt, hunting the kings
*Hoja : wild, primitive
*Li'hoja : bully, lout, rowdy, ruffian, rude, coarse, bad-mannered
*Zo'hoja : dangerous, cruel, vicious
*Tanko : to tank, close combat
*Bong : to stun, daze

*Zhan : fight, war
*Hu'Zhan : attack, storm/charge
*Zhong'Zhan : defend, drawback, retreat
*Zhanto(-ko) : warrior (female)
*Zhankya : battle-leader, warchief
*Ni'Zhan : battle
*Hiro : courageous, brave, valiant
*Hiro-ito / Hiro-ko : hero / heroine

==Magic==

*Qi : magic
*Oqi : to cast a spell
*'Oqi : a spell
*Qi'kuk : magic amplifier (gloves for boosting magic)
*Qi'lao : healing magic, care(giving), magic that makes it good
*Qi'kyo : offensive magic, destroying magic, magic of the void
*Qi'foo : weakening magic, magic that makes delirious / mad
*Qi'boo : neutralizing magic, magic that terrifies / causes fear

*Sek : to have to / must
*Den : can / to be able to / to allow
*-den : the power to do..., what ... (Kamis) can do (-Suffix)

*Doun : mysterious
*Tran : totem
*Boo : fear, terror
*-boo : scary, terrifying, frightening (-Suffix)
*Shikyo-boo : death by fear

==The Senses==

*Kai : the sight, to see
*Kai-zi : eye, eyes
*Li'kai : to look at, to view
*Zo'kai : to observe, watch, marvel at
*Nékai : to be blind, the blind
*Kaipai : attention (behold the problem)

*Liang : to hear, sense of hearing
*Liang-zi : ear, ears
*Li'liang : to listen
*Zo'liang : eavesdrop, spy, listen carefully
*Liang-ito / -ko / -ho : listener (male / female / anyone/everyone)

*Lok : the taste, to taste, flavo(u)r
*Lok-zi : mouth
*Lok'lok : to eat

*Uhm : sense of smell, to smell (something)
*Uhm-zi : nose
*Li'uhm : smell (good/sweetly), to scent/perfume

*Cham : to feel, touch, sense of touch, tactile sense
*Cham-zi : finger
*Li'cham : to caress, stroke, to pet

==Love==

*mayu : to like, to love
*mayumé : the true love (great dream)
*ochi : to want, wish, desire for ...
*Li'Ochi : to like very much, feel attracted to ...
*oda : to need

*Zo'Ochi : to crave, to long for
*gan : feeling/s
*Li'Gan : agitation, excitement
*mayu-ito / mayu-ko : lovestruck homin, homin in love (male / female)
*kiokio-ito / kiokio-ko : lover (male / female)

*moaï : Zoraï-lovers "kiss" each other by rubbing their masks and horns against each others
*taki moaï : to say words of love / affection
*galarin : to seduce, entice, temptation
*galarin-ito / galarin-ko : seducer / temptress

==Home/Family==

*shizu : family, guild, clan, tribe
*hozu : family-member, member of a community
*mi : mother
*pa : father
*fii : son
*fia : daughter

*bao : brother
*xao : sister
*ma'mi : grandmother
*ma'pa : grandfather
*wango-ito / wango-ko : mentor, teacher, guardian, warden

*hakka : guest
*ni'shizu : team, small family
*ma'shizu : the kamist-faction

*ni'hozu : junior, young/er
*ma'hozu : senior, old/er
*poko : child
*ni'poko : baby
*ma'poko : teenager

*zu : home, household
*mizu : house, guildhall
*ni'mizu : room, apartment, chamber

==Eating/Drinking/Sleeping==

*lok'lok : to eat
*tacha : to drink
*gato : to cook
*lao'lok'lok : enjoy your meal !
*lao'lok : 'joy your meal ! (shortcut from above)

*zo'lok'lok : delicious
*gato-duk : cook
*zo'gato : chef
*lao'gato-sek : let's cook something good
*boulga : to mix, blend, combine

*tar : meat, flesh
*tar-gato : cooked meat, meat dish
*tar-shi : raw meat, living flesh
*sou : fish
*sou-shi : raw fish, living fish

*yubyourt : mousse (for dessert)
*cho'ko : kokoa (cocoa) - specialities
*ori'boulga : improvised mixture of gathered edible stuff in a big bowl
*to : sugar
*to'fuu : candy, bonbon

*Chaï : tea
*ka : alcohol
*tacha'ka : to drink alcohol
*Slaveni-ka : Slaveni-liqueur
*chicha : to smoke

*zénui : to sleep
*lao'zénui : sleep well! sleep tight!
*ni'zénui : siesta, nap
*ma'zénui : great sleep (coma, death)
*an'fuu-ka : AFK, drunk with silence, faint
*yumé : dream
*ki'yumé : nightmare

==Craftsmanship==

*tai-sui : to drill, dig
*taï-sui'kuk : pick
*Duk : creator, crafter, to craft, create, produce, fabricate, make
*li'duk : to work carefully, fine crafting
*zo'duk : to create a work of art

*ki'duk : to destroy
*kuk-duk : to make things, do handicrafts, tinker
*zi-duk : birth giver
*Ma-Duk : the Great Maker, the Great Creator
*Phao'duk : to process/handle amber (jeweller and magic amplifier craftsmanship)

==Parties/Laughter/Play==

*ban : event, celebration, festival, ceremony
*iga : to play
*zhu : to dance

*chaï-ban : tea-ceremony
*moaï-ban : pumpkin-festival/-event
*Lok'lok-ban : feast, banquet
*shi-le-ban : birthday
*lao'shi-le-ban : happy birthday! Many happy returns!
*lao'kékéan : Happy New Year!

*Gala : to give, to bestow
*Galamé : gift

==Talking==

*Li'bini : to laugh
*zo'bini : crack up, burst with laughter, "lol"
*taki : to speak
*taki waki : to speak from distance (use "Tell")
*taki baka : babble, chatter meaninglessly

*Li'taki : to tell a story
*Zo'taki : to speak in a self-confident manner
*né taki : to speak low, quiet!
*mata waki : we'll talk again later, we'll talk more in a "Tell"
*taki haiku : to recite poem/s

==The Mind==

*yum :to think
*li'yum : to reflect about something, to contemplate
*zo'yum : imagine, picture something
*yumé : dream
*yum-zi : the spirit, mind

*doun : secret, mystery
*sokna : to teach, teaching, lore
*sok : to know, knowledge,
*sok-laï : to understand, understanding, comprehension

==Learning/Meditation==

*sok-ito / -ko : scholar, learned man
*sokna-ito / -ko : student, pupil, disciple
*sokzu : academy
*phao-sok : amber-cube
*sokwa : protocol, report, method

*tseu : wisdom, wise
*tseu-ito / tseu-ko : the wise (male / female)
*laoshi : venerable, dignified
*laoshito / -ko : venerable one/homin (male / female)

*kya : charismatic
*kya-ito / -ko : leader, boss, chief (male / female)
*taki-ito / -ko : speaker, orator, talker (male / female)
*anyum : quiet, sedated, calmed, tranquilized
*an'fuu : silence, total peace, calm, serenity
*jula-an'fuu : shooting star, meteor, tears of serenity

==Nature==

*talaozu : jungle
*prakriti : nature, garden
*tal : plant
*talao : tree

*atal : grass/farn
*taleng : bush, shrub, vine, creeper
*zaad : seed
*liliko : flower

*orum : desert, wasteland
*fyr : fire
*fyrak : dragon

*talok : herbivore, plant eater
*tarlok : carnivore, meat eater
*holok : homin-eater
*waso : birds and flying animals

*Laï : light
*phao : amber
*ma'phao : sun (great amber)
*ranka'phao : moon (white amber)
*ni'phao : star
*Jula-an'fuu : falling star/s

*pshi : acid
*ohm : wave, flood
*bzhé : electricity
*bzhé-lor : magnetism

==Colours==

*kriti : colo(u)r
*tali : green
*kazi :turquoise
*rani : beige, fawn
*gami : violet
*djao : red
*djaï : blue
*ranka : white
*igo : black

==The Body==

*fuuzi : the body
*zi : body-part, organ, limb
*qi-zi : sap, juice, vigor, elan
*mayu-zi : heart
*shi-zi : seed of life
*tseu-zi : head, brain
*yum-zi : spirit, mind

*kwaï : the mask
*moaï-zi : the horn (on the mask)
*gan-zi : face
*galarin-zi : hair

*kai-zi : eye/s
*Liang-zi : ear
*uhm-zi : nose
*Lok-zi : mouth
*taki-zi : tongue
*krok-zi : tooth, hook, fang

*duk-zi : hand
*cham-zi : finger
*kri-zi : nail, claw
*wang-zi : leg
*waki-zi : foot
*zhong-zi : buttock
*goo-zi : anus

*Goo: disease, illness, sickness, affliction
*-goo : sick, ill, bad, corrupt, rotten (-Suffix)
*Foo : madness, insanity
*-foo : crazy, alienated (-Suffix)
*Foo-ito, Foo-ko : madman, madwoman, lunatic

=Unsorted=
Everything here should be sorted into proper categories, above this heading. Categorizing should be intuitive and logical.

==Miscellaneous Words==

*kyo : nothing, nothingness, void
*pai : problem, worry
*akaba : done, finished, complete
*né-akaba : unfinished, uncomplete

*kami'bini : luck
*yuin : to win
*néyuin : to lose
*kuk : a thing, machine, thingummyjig, something

*kakémono : notice, poster, posting
*Kai-ito/-ko : guardian, guard, protector (male / female)

==Game Mechanics==

*Kaipai : be careful ! watch out!
*Wiki-wiki : Buck up! Make it quick! quickly
*Hu hay : come on! forward
*Wang shi : to resurrect, revive, coming back to life
*Kami-lor : by the power of the Kami! ("ding" -> Level-up!)
*An'Fuu-Ka : AFK, drunk because of serenity, I lose consciousness

=See also=
*[[Language of the Fyros]]
*[[Language of the Matis]]
*[[Language of the Tryker]]

=References=
[http://talzu.forumactif.net/la-gazette-du-taki-zoray-f1/le-lexique-du-taki-zoray-t2.htm Zoraï Language]

[[Category: Languages]]
[[Category:Zoraï]]