Sanghellic

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Sanghellic is the official language of Lumea Sangelui, originally derived from _.

Phonology (Sounds)

The Sanghellic language uses rich, flowing sounds with a balance of guttural and melodic tones to evoke both mystery and power.

Consonants

  • Voiced: b, d, g, l, m, n, r, v, z
  • Voiceless: k, t, p, f, s, h
  • Unique sounds:
    • 'q': A deep uvular sound like the Arabic ق (e.g., "qara").
    • 'x': A breathy, hissing "kh" sound (like in "Bach" or "loch").
    • 'zj': A soft "zh" sound (like the French "j" in "bonjour").

Vowels

  • Pure vowels: a, e, i, o, u
  • Diphthongs:
    • ai: Sounds like "eye."
    • au: Sounds like "ow."
    • ei: Sounds like "ay."

Example Sounds

  • Sang (/saŋ/): Meaning "blood."
  • Hel (/hɛl/): Meaning "life."
  • Qorth (/qɔrθ/): Meaning "sacrifice."

Grammar

Word Order

  • Subject-Object-Verb (SOV): Example:
    • "The priest sacrifices blood""Priest blood sacrifices"Rakhal sang qorthai.

Tenses

  • Past: Prefix "ke-" Example: kesang → "bled."
  • Present: No prefix. Example: sang → "bleeds."
  • Future: Prefix "fa-" Example: fasang → "will bleed."

Pluralization

  • Add "-an" for plurals: Example: rakhalan (priests).

Possession

  • Add "-is" to the possessed object: Example: Rakhalis sang (The priest's blood).

Important Words

  • Rakhal: Priest.
  • Sang: Blood.
  • Qorthai: Sacrifice.
  • Velth: Life.
  • Mazhel: Shadow.
  • Nyshka: Spirit.

Basic Phrases

  • "Velth sang rakhalai." → "Life through the priest's blood."
  • "Mazhel fasang qorthai." → "The shadow will bleed sacrifice."
  • "Nyshka helai rakhalis." → "The spirit lives in the priest."

The Sanghellic Rune Alphabet

The Sanghellic Alphabet is designed to look sharp, flowing, and ritualistic, echoing its use in blood-carved runes.

Structure

  • Each rune represents a single phoneme (sound).
  • The alphabet has 26 characters, matching the phonology.
Rune Sound Romanization Example Meaning
𐑀 /s/ S Sang (Blood)
𐑁 /a/ A Hel (Life)
𐑂 /ŋ/ NG Sang (Blood)
𐑃 /r/ R Rakhal (Priest)
𐑄 /k/ K Qorth (Sacrifice)
𐑅 /t/ T Velth (Life Essence)
𐑆 /q/ Q Qorthai (Sacrifice)
𐑇 /x/ X Xilva (Ritual)
𐑈 /m/ M Mazhel (Shadow)
𐑉 /l/ L Velth (Life Essence)
𐑊 /h/ H Helai (To Live)
𐑋 /v/ V Velth (Life Essence)
𐑌 /zj/ ZJ Mazhel (Shadow)
𐑍 /i/ I Ivas (Spirit)
𐑎 /u/ U Zulth (Blood Pact)
𐑏 /o/ O Orth (Purity)
𐑐 /e/ E Elesh (Truth)
𐑑 /p/ P Porthai (Offering)
𐑒 /f/ F Fasang (Will Bleed)
𐑓 /b/ B Belth (Sacred Bond)
𐑔 /d/ D Dral (Ritual Tool)
𐑕 /g/ G Gorth (Death’s Cry)
𐑖 /n/ N Nyshka (Spirit)
𐑗 /ai/ AI Helai (To Live)
𐑘 /ei/ EI Veilth (Connection)
𐑙 /au/ AU Xilaun (Blood Price)

Rune Features

  • Runic symbols are carved with sharp lines, evoking the sensation of blood etching into stone or skin.
  • Symbols are often accompanied by decorative flourishes, especially in ceremonial writing.

Sample Text in Sanghellic Runes

Translation: "Life flows through blood."

Sanghellic:

Velth sangai.

Runes:

𐑋𐑁𐑉𐑅 𐑀𐑁𐑂𐑗.