Cry of the Falcon (Falcons Saga Book 4)

by Court Ellyn

  PERSONAL PRONOUNS:

  Oa/oän = I/me

  Ola/olahn = you/you (pl.)

  Eä/eär = She/her

  Eö/eör = He/him

  Ië = it

  Yo/yora = We/us

  Elan/eran = They/them

  POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS:

  Ta/atta = My/mine

  Tae/attae = Your/yours

  Tas/attás = Her/hers

  Torr/attor = His/his

  Ti/atti = Its/its

  Tann/attán = Our/ours

  Taena/attaena = Your (pl.)/yours (pl.)

  Tash/attash = Their/theirs

  CONJUNCTIONS:

  And = tha

  But/however = vae

  So/therefore = yn

  For/because = qua

  ARTICLES:

  The = er

  A = ya

  An = yan

  That = as

  This = al

  OF:

  -Prepositional ‘of’ is absorbed, understood, as in Welsh.

  -Possessive ‘of’ is expressed as ‘-d’, ‘-ad’, ‘-da’ at end of a word; Dathiel’ad ínuin, ‘Dathiel’s niece’ or amid a compound word such as Brandrith, ‘falcon’s wing.’

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  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  Court Ellyn began writing historical fiction when she was fourteen, but her preference slowly gravitated toward the fantastical. Now, somewhere between dragon dens, haunted forests, and battlefields strewn with otherworldly foes, she moderates the LegendFire Critique Community at www.legendfire.com

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