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==Common Phrases== | ==Common Phrases== | ||
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| − | + | ! Matis !! English | |
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| − | + | |Aiya(e) | |
| − | + | |Hey (lit. "blessed"), used to address a person | |
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| − | + | | Davae naia || Good evening (lit. "sweet night") | |
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| − | + | | Deles aiye || Greetings! (this is less formal than "Deles silam" but stronger than "Aiya") | |
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| − | + | | Deles silam || Good day, (lit. "good time", this phrase contains no notion of time) | |
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| − | + | | Deles necat || Goodbye (lit. "ending time") | |
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| − | + | | Meria naia || Goodnight | |
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| + | | Deles cherae || Good luck! (lit. "Chance time") | ||
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| + | | Erates file || Congratulations! (lit. "Be proud!") | ||
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| + | | Naete || Please | ||
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| + | | Fila(e) || Thank you | ||
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| + | | Neis || You're welcome | ||
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| + | | Jena aiye || Blessed be Jena! | ||
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| + | | Ser(ae) || Mr/Ms | ||
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| + | | Nec || used for negation, ex. nec mindaleis = I dislike | ||
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| + | | Nec || No | ||
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| + | | Sil || Yes | ||
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==Suffixes== | ==Suffixes== | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 28 October 2009
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Common Phrases
Note: letters in brackets indicate the letter to be added for the word's feminine form.\
| Matis | English |
|---|---|
| Aiya(e) | Hey (lit. "blessed"), used to address a person |
| Davae naia | Good evening (lit. "sweet night") |
| Deles aiye | Greetings! (this is less formal than "Deles silam" but stronger than "Aiya") |
| Deles silam | Good day, (lit. "good time", this phrase contains no notion of time) |
| Deles necat | Goodbye (lit. "ending time") |
| Meria naia | Goodnight |
| Deles cherae | Good luck! (lit. "Chance time") |
| Erates file | Congratulations! (lit. "Be proud!") |
| Naete | Please |
| Fila(e) | Thank you |
| Neis | You're welcome |
| Jena aiye | Blessed be Jena! |
| Ser(ae) | Mr/Ms |
| Nec | used for negation, ex. nec mindaleis = I dislike |
| Nec | No |
| Sil | Yes |
Suffixes
For individuals:
- -wivan : underling, honorific used for someone beneath your standing
- -modin : equal, honorific used for someone equal to your standing
- -kin : lord, honorific used for someone of higher standing i.e a superior or noble
- -karan : king, reserved honorific for the Matis king
For adjectives and passive forms
- -a : masculine singular
- -ae : feminine singular
- -ai : plural (masculine or feminine)
For names
Note: matal = to fight
- -e : singular
- -ei : plural
- -ena : a contraction of "-e nar". Marker indicating a person performing an action, ex. matalena = the (male) warrior, one who fights
- -enae : feminine form of -ena, the person performing the action is a female, ex. matalenae = the (female) warrior
- -enai : plural of -ena ex : matalenai : the warriors
- -a/ae/ai : marker, used in the passive voice, to indicate the person or object undergoing an action, ex. matala = the battle, the fighting
For verbs
Note: mindal = to love
- -eis : present tense marker, ex. mindaleis = I love
- -eiti : past tense marker, ex. mindaleiti = I loved
- -ias : future tense marker, ex. mindalias = I shall love
- -ates : imperative marker, ex. mindalates = love!
