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Terrkovkin and Yamotian, the Languages of the Empire

Terrkovkin

Terrkovkin is the language of the Terrenic people which originates from the central regions of the archipelago. Terrkovkin is a fusion and evolution of the old languages of the ancient tribes. Once Luka founded the Terren Empire he decreed Terrkovkin to be the National Language of the empire. Due to this Terrkovkin is used in all formal imperial decrees, military orders, and official ceremonies as well as also being the language most commonly used in the legal code and within imperial courts of law. The language itself is marked by sharp consonants and guttural throat sounds, giving it a commanding, almost forceful tone. Vowels are often short and subdued giving the language a distinct focus on consonantal strength.

Terrkovkin Alphabet and Punctuation
The Terrkovkin alphabet consists of 22 consonants, 6 vowels, and 12 punctuation marks.

Consonants:

Vowels:

Punctuation:

    B - /b/
    C - /k/ (hard "c" sound)
    D - /d/
    F - /f/
    G - /g/
    H - /h/
    J - /ʤ/ (like "j" in "jam")
    K - /k/
    λ - /l/
    M - /m/
    N - /n/
    φ - /p/
    R - /r/
    S - /s/
    T - /t/
    V - /v/
    X - /ks/ (like "x" in "box")
    Z - /z/
    Ꝙ - /kw/
    Y - /j/ (like "y" in "yes")
    W - /w/
    ˀ - (glottal stop)

    A - /ɑ/ (as in "father")
    E - /ɛ/ (as in "bed")
    I - /i/ (as in "machine")
    O - /ɔ/ (as in "more")
    U - /u/ (as in "rule")
    Y - /ɪ/ (as in "bit")

    . - (Period)
    ? - (Question Mark)
    ! - (Exclamation Mark)
    , - (Comma)
    "" - (Quotation Mark)
    = - (Equals Sign)
    χ - (Division Sign)
    - - (Subtraction Sign)
    + - (Addition Sign)
    • - (Multiplication Sign)
    () - (Parentheses)
    ∵ - (Therefore Sign)

Phonetics and Pronunciation

Consonants: Terrkovkin uses a combination of soft and hard consonants. Stops (like /p/, /t/, /k/) are prominent, giving the language a precise and punctuated rhythm. Voiced fricatives (/v/, /z/) and rolled /r/ sounds are also common.
Stress and Vocal Rhythm: The stress in Terrkovkin is generally penultimate (on the second-to-last syllable), though this can shift for emphasis in certain verb forms or for stylistic purposes. Terrkovkin speech is almost exclusively spoken in Heroic(Dactylic) Hexameter. The scheme of the hexameter is usually as follows:

| – u u | – u u | – u u | – u u | – u u | – –
(– for a long syllable, u for a short, and u u for a position that may be a long or two shorts)
A syllable is long if it contains a long vowel or a diphthong. It is also long (with certain exceptions) if it has a short vowel followed by two consonants, even if these are in different words.

Morphology
Nouns:
Nouns in Terrkovkin are declined based on case (grammatical role), number (singular, plural), and gender (masculine, feminine, and neutral). This does not apply to proper nouns which are not declined in case.

Adjectives:
Adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in case, gender, and number.

Pronouns:
Pronouns in Terrkovkin do adapt to case and number, but they are minimalistic and avoid completely avoid gender distinctions.

Cases:
Nominative = subject (subject of the sentence)

Genitive = of subject (possession)

Dative = to/for subject (indirect object)

Accusative = object (direct object)

Arcanitive = made manifest by subject (spellcasting)

Verbs:
Verbs are highly inflected and express not only tense but also aspect (whether an action is completed or ongoing) and mood (indicative, subjunctive, imperative).

Adverbs:
Adverbs agree with the verbs they modify in case, gender, and number.

Tenses:
Present Tense – Actions happening now: Luka vedi (Luka leads).

Imperfect Tense – Ongoing past actions: Luka vedet (Luka was leading).

Future Tense – Actions yet to occur: Luka veduth (Luka will lead).

Present Perfect – Actions completed in the past actions with influence on the present: Luka vediria nok (Luka has led us).

Pluperfect Tense – Actions that occurred antecedent to a time in the past: Luka vedinat (Luka shall be leading).

Future Perfect Tense - Actions that will have been completed in the future: Luka veditsa (Luka will have led)

Aspect:
Perfective – Completed actions: Luka vedam (Luka has led).

Imperfective – Ongoing actions: Luka vedith (Luka is leading).

Moods:
Indicative – Facts or statements: Luka ved (Luka led).

Subjunctive – Hypotheticals or wishes: Luka vederu (May Luka lead).

Imperative – Commands: Vedirimus, Luka! (Lead, Luka!)

Verb endings can be added together to make more specific demotions
For example:
Imperfect Subjunctive - Vederuet Luka ros (May Luka be leading them)
Future Perfect Imperative - Vedirimusitsa Luka!(Luka, you will have led!)

The ending combination is always Mood, then Aspect, then Tense.

Sentence Structure

Terrkovkin generally does not have a set word order thanks to its rich inflection. In Terrkovkin word order can be flexible to emphasize certain parts of the sentence, and can be identified with each other based on gender and case.

Example:
Normal: Luka sheer vedi (Luka leads the army).
Emphasis on army: Sheer, Luka vedi (The army, Luka leads).

Case Endings
Pronouns
First-person singular: ni (I/me), nis (my/mine)
Second-person singular: tu (you), tus (your/yours)
Third-person singular: hu (he/she/it), hus (his/her/its)
First-person plural: nik (we), niks (our)
Second-person plural: tik (you)
Third-person plural: Ric (they)

Cases

Singular

Plural

Nominative

Ni

Nik

Genitive

Nei

Niktri

Dative

Nihi

Nikabis

Accusative

Ne

Nok

Arcanitive

Ne

Nobis

Cases

Singular

Plural

Nominative

Tu

Tik

Genitive

Tui

Tikstri

Dative

Tibi

Tikubis

Accusative

Te

Tos

Arcanitive

Te

Tibis

Cases

Singular

Plural

Nominative

Hu

Rus

Genitive

Hui

Rustri

Dative

Hibi

Rubis

Accusative

He

Ros

Arcanitive

He

Ribis

Verbs/Adverbs

Tense

1st

2nd

3rd

Present

e

es

i

Imperfect

ё

ei

et

Future

u

ut

uth

Present Perfect

iri

ire

iria

Pluperfect

ini

ina

inat

Future Perfect

it

itse

itsa

Aspect

1st

2nd

3rd

Perfective

a

ae

am

Imperfective

il

ilt

ith

Mood

1st

2nd

3rd

Indicative

(Base form of word)

(Base form of word)

(Base form of word)

Subjunctive

einim

eineru

eru

Imperative

iriti

irint

irimus

Nouns

Singular

Masculine

Feminine

Neuter

Nominative

der + (Base form of noun)-e

die + (Base form of noun)-e

das + (Base form of noun)-e

Genitive

des + (Base form of noun)-en

det + (Base form of noun)-en

dem + (Base form of noun)-en

Dative

des + (Base form of noun)-e

det + (Base form of noun)-e

dem + (Base form of noun)-e

Accusative

der + (Base form of noun)-en

die + (Base form of noun)-en

das + (Base form of noun)-en

Arcanitive

ruf + (Base form of noun)-en

ruf + (Base form of noun)-en

ruf + (Base form of noun)-en

Adjectives

Singular

Masculine

Feminine

Neuter

Nominative

e

st

t

Genitive

en

t

en

Dative

e

t

t

Accusative

e

est

et

Arcanitive

n

t

n

Dictionary

Nouns

Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

katze (cat)
hunde (dog)
wasser (water)
baum (tree)
riech (kingdom)
blume (flower)
buch (book)
krieg (war)
schule (school)
feuer (fire)
stern (star)
kavor (mountain)
norva (river)
zenth (sky)
flethor (battle)
velari (city)
rithun (dream)
galvor (shield)
fralune (moon)
tarith (star)
pelar (forest)
myrath (ocean)
thuriel (spirit)
corvith (whisper)
selkor (horizon)
vithren (light)
zelmur (shadow)
falent (sword)
firuth (wind)
ylvar (crystal)
halthar (journey)
glithar (cloud)
breithun (crown)
nehris (moonlight)
lundar (riverbank)
silvorn (building)
veltor (earth)
braven (lightning)
fenor (firefly)
timvar (stone)
ythra (soul)
swenth (oath)
garoth (forge)
veyth (veil)
baldur (hero)
thrinen (scepter)
lenkar (stone)
ymir (tide)
grithil (blossom)
felorn (beast)
harnor (path)

vedi (lead)
geru (to go)
sedi (to sit)
vitu (to see)
nidi (to speak)
miri (to die)
luku (to find)
fadi (to make)
rati (to write)
danu (to give)
zuri (to soar)
kamir (to untie)
vexu (to conquer)
thruni (to explore)
quishi (to create)
sarun (to sleep)
nephi (to hear)
kalti (to gather)
feshru (to illuminate)
morthu (to whisper)
verku (to bind)
thalun (to drift)
karish (to awaken)
linar (to dance)
drithu (to weave)
zalar (to dive)
torin (to flee)
melith (to sing)
krythar (to chase)
phelru (to ascend)
welkin (to wander)
stigen (to rise)
dralin (to awaken)
kestir (to build)
thornu (to protect)
virdan (to flow)
bridan (to shine)
galen (to weave)
firdun (to speak)
haster (to gather)
velkir (to unite)
drenth (to endure)
skarun (to seek)
lindar (to weave)
farvan (to heal)
venish (to jump)
zildan (to travel)
murthir (to remember)
gralun (to descend)

stralyn (hidden)
brithal (brave)
keldrin (noble)
vilarn (serpentine)
thirnok (vast)
melvor (elegant)
throndel (fiery)
haldran (whispering)
jorvik (ancient)
sundel (mighty)
marnok (enduring)
glintra (shimmering)
tundar (stormy)
felish (joyful)
striden (fierce)
grithen (wonderfully)
velkan (loyal)
thranir (heavy)
lirent (gentle)
burdan (burly)
zithra (gracefully)
farlo (wildly)
melru (harmoniously)
thorith (brightly)
calmi (quietly)
kyrin (swiftly)
morla (openly)
xandor (timelessly)
drikha (powerfully)
vylari (bravely)
vurnik (lovely)
zalthor (mystic)
phirune (radiant)
gruthal (shadowy)
talarik (vast)
sithal (gentle)
darnok (wild)
veltar (sacred)
malthir (fragile)
korvun (fiery)
lang (long)
kurz (short)
schnell (fast)
langsam (slow)
schφn (beautiful)
hδsslich (ugly)
stark (strong)
schwach (weak)
hell (bright)
dunkel (dark)

lintra (smoothly)
grinthar (calmly)
garnith (quickly)
thralin (wisely)
mirdath (patiently)
velari (joyfully)
darven (peacefully)
tirith (steadfastly)
fronak (silently)
frelan (eagerly)
brinor (clearly)
faldir (softly)
krilan (urgently)
strima (boldly)
talaro (steadily)
mirdan (gently)
kelvir (freely)
draven (perfectly)
vireth (suddenly)
kurnan (quietly)
zithra (gracefully)
farlo (wildly)
melru (harmoniously)
thorith (brightly)
calmi (quietly)
kyrin (swiftly)
morla (openly)
xandor (timelessly)
drikha (powerfully)
vylari (bravely)
sitra (silently)
tharun (righteously)
velka (endlessly)
kurva (closely)
frinor (boldly)
korthi (precisely)
lunara (mysteriously)
nathur (freely)
serala (calmly)
thrallun (suddenly)
schnell (quickly)
langsam (slowly)
sehr (very)
gut (well)
schlecht (badly)
hier (here)
dort (there)
jetzt (now)
bald (soon)
immer (always)

Yamotian

Yamotian is the secondary language spoken primarily by the coastal and eastern most regions of the empire. It has roots in the ancient explorers who landed in the Inarishima peninsula many years ago and has since developed a long and illustrious oral tradition. Due to this Yamotian is associated with the more artistic and spiritual side of the empire, and much of the nation's folklore is written in Yamotian even if it originally came from Terrkovkin, as Yamotian is generally considered more "artistic".

Yamotian Alphabet
The Yamotian alphabet consists of 20 consonants and 6 vowels. Yamotian does not have punctation, but many writers will sometimes borrow punctuation from Terrkovkin for simplicity.

Consonants:

Vowels:

    乃 - /b/
    匚 - /ɔ:/
    Ꮝ - /d/
    千 - /f/
    Ꮆ - /g/
    卄 - /h/
    フ - /dʒ/
    Ꮵ - /k/
    ㄥ - /l/
    爪 - /m/
    几 - /ŋ/
    ㄖ - /ɔɪ/
    卩 - /p/
    尺 - /r/
    丂 - /ʃ/
    ㄒ - /t/
    Ꮙ - /v/
    山 - /w/
    乂 - /ʒ/
    乙 - /z/

    卂 - /ʌ/
    乇 - /eə/
    丨 - /i/
    Ҩ - /ɪə/
    ㄩ - /ʊə/
    ㄚ - /ɒ/
    と - /und/

Phonetics and Pronunciation

Consonants:The Yamotian language is known to be extremely difficult to learn and understand for those not used to it, due to its flowy loopy linguistic structure. As a language, Yamotian is lacking in many hard consonants, being much more focused on rapid and sharp changes of lingual flow.
Stress and Vocal Rhythm: Yamotian emphasizes creativity and personal decisions and thus does not have a set vocal stress, although most tend to place stress on the last syllable of each word to more clearly demonstrate where one word ends and the other begins.

Morphology
Nouns:
Nouns are not gendered or declined in Yamotian and pluralization occurs through extra textual or lingual context.

Adjectives:
Adjectives usually come before the noun and modify it.

Pronouns:
Pronouns in Yamotian do adapt to plurality.

Verbs:
Verbs in Yamotian are indicated by word order and although they do not have nearly as many forms as in Terrkovkin they do have them.

Adverbs:
Adverbs are applied to verbs, and generally come after the verb they modify.

Sentence Structure

Yamotian follows a rather strict Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) order and uses its word order to clarify which words agree with each other and provide context for nouns and verbs. In Yamotian order helps identify who is doing what to whom.

Although word order is set, Yamotian has the ability to be written both horizontally and vertically. When it is horizontally written it is read left to right, when vertical it is read top to bottom. For example:

卄丨 Ꮝ卂丂尺乇丂ㄒ Ꮝ乇尺ㄥㄥㄩ(Hi there, Hello)

卄 Ꮝ
丨 乇
Ꮝ尺
卂ㄥ
丂ㄥ
尺ㄩ



(Hi there, Hello)

Word Endings

Word Endings

What they do

-丂/乇丂

Used for plurals and present simple verbs.

-乇Ꮝ

Used for past simple verbs and second communion.

-丨几Ꮆ

Used for gerunds, first participles, and long tenses.

-千ㄩㄥ

Changes verbs to adjectives.

-爪乇几ㄒ/丨ㄖ几

Change verbs to nouns.

-乇尺

Used for comparative forms.

-乇ㄒ

Used for superlative forms.

-ㄥㄚ

Used for adverbs.

Dictionary

Nouns

Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

Ҝ卂ㄒ (cat)
ᏍㄩᎶ (dog)
ㄩ卂ㄒ丨乇尺 (water)
ㄒ尺ㄖㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇(tree)
乇乇丂ㄒ卂Ꮝㄩ爪(kingdom)
千乇ㄥㄩㄩ丨乇尺(flower)
乃尺ㄩㄩ乇(book)
ㄩ卂丂(war)
尺Ҝ卄ㄩㄩㄥ(school)
千乇丨尺乇丂ㄒ(fire)
Ꮆ尺卂丂(star)
爪ㄩᏉ几乇ㄒ卂丨几乇(mountain)
丂丨山丨乇尺(river)
尺乇ㄚ(sky)
乃尺卂ㄒㄒㄥ千(battle)
ҜᏍ丨丂ㄚ(city)
Ꮝ尺乇丂ㄒ卂爪(dream)
尺卄丨千ㄥᏍ(shield)
爪ㄩㄩ几乇(moon)
Ꮆ尺卂丂(star)
千乇ㄩ丂Ꮙ乇尺ㄒ(forest)
ㄩҜ千卂几乇(ocean)
尺卩尺ㄖ丨丂Ꮝ丨丂(spirit)
ㄩ卄丨尺卩尺ㄖ丨乇尺(whisper)
卄ㄩ丂丨乙乇Ꮝㄩ几乇(horizon)
ㄥ丨Ꮆ卄ㄒ(light)
尺卄卂Ꮝㄩㄩ(shadow)
尺ㄩㄩ丂Ꮝ(sword)
ㄩ丨几乇Ꮝ(wind)
Ҝ丂ㄚᎶ尺卂ㄥ(crystal)
フ卂ㄩᏉ丂几乇千ㄚ(journey)
ҜㄥㄩᏉᏍ(cloud)
Ҝ丂ㄩㄩ几乇(crown)
爪ㄩㄩ几乇ㄥ丨Ꮆ卄ㄒ(moonlight)
丂丨山丨乇尺乃尺卂几乇乇(riverbank)
千乇ㄩ丂Ꮙ乇尺ㄒ(building)
千卂丂ㄒ卄(earth)
ㄥ丨Ꮆ卄ㄒ几乇乇丂ㄒ卂(lightning)
千乇丨尺乇丂ㄒ千乇ㄥㄚ(firefly)
Ꮆ尺ㄖㄩ卩(group)
Ꮝ卂丂Ꮙㄥ(soul)
ㄩ卂ㄒ卄(oath)
千乇ㄩ丂Ꮆ千(forge)
Ꮙ乇尺丨ㄥ(veil)
Ꮝ乇尺丂ㄩ(hero)
尺Ҝ千卩尺ㄖㄒ丨乇尺(scepter)
Ꮆ尺ㄩ几乇千(stone)
ㄒ丨Ꮝ千(tide)
乃尺ㄥㄩ尺Ꮝ卂丂爪(blossom)
乃尺千卂Ꮆ尺(beast)
卩尺ㄖ卂ㄒ卄(path)

ㄥ千卂Ꮝ(lead)
Ꮆㄩ(to go)
尺Ꮝ丨丂(to sit)
尺ㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇(to see)
尺卩尺ㄖ千卂乇(to speak)
Ꮝ丨千(to die)
千乇丨几乇Ꮝ(to find)
爪卂乇千(to make)
ㄩ丂Ꮝ丨丂千(to write)
Ꮆ丨Ꮙ乇尺(to give)
丂ㄩ卂丂(to soar)
Ꮙ几乇ㄒ丨千(to untie)
Ҝㄩ几乇ҨᏉ丨乇尺(to conquer)
千乂卩尺ㄖㄥㄩ尺乇丂ㄒ(to explore)
Ҝ尺乇丂ㄒ卂ㄒ乇Ҝ(to create)
尺ㄥㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇卩尺ㄖ(to sleep)
Ꮝ乇尺卂丂(to hear)
Ꮆ卂Ꮝ卂丂丂(to gather)
丨ㄥㄥᏉ爪丨几乇卂ㄒ乇Ҝ(to illuminate)
ㄩ卄丨尺卩尺ㄖ丨乇尺(to whisper)
乃尺丨几乇Ꮝ(to bind)
Ꮝ丂丨千乇ㄒ(to drift)
卂ㄩ卂乇千几乇(to awaken)
Ꮝ卂几乇Ҝ千(to dance)
ㄩ千卂Ꮙ乇尺(to weave)
Ꮝ丨Ꮙ乇尺(to dive)
千乇ㄥㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇(to flee)
尺乇丂ㄒ卂(to sing)
Ҝ卄卂尺千(to chase)
卂尺Ҝ千几乇Ꮝ(to ascend)
ㄩㄩ几Ꮝ丨乇尺(to wander)
丂丨尺千(to rise)
卂ㄩ卂乇千几乇(to awaken)
乃尺Ꮙ丨ㄥᏍ(to build)
卩尺ㄖ丂ㄩㄒ乇ҜҜㄒ(to protect)
千乇ㄥㄩㄩ(to flow)
尺卄丨几乇千(to shine)
ㄩ千卂Ꮙ乇尺(to weave)
尺卩尺ㄖ千卂乇(to speak)
Ꮆ卂Ꮝ卂丂丂(to gather)
Ꮙ几乇Ꮝ丨丂千(to unite)
千几乇ᏍᏉ尺乇丂ㄒ(to endure)
尺ㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇乇(to seek)
ㄩ千卂Ꮙ乇尺(to weave)
Ꮝ乇尺卂ㄥ(to heal)
フ卂Ꮙ爪卩尺ㄖ(to jump)
ㄒ尺ㄖ卂Ꮙ乇尺ㄥ(to travel)
尺乇丂ㄒ爪千爪乃尺丨乇尺(to remember)
ᏍᏉ乇尺Ҝ千几乇Ꮝ(to descend)

卄丨ᏍᏍ千几乇(hidden)
乃尺丂卂Ꮙ乇尺(brave)
几乇ㄩ乃尺ㄥ千(noble)
尺丨乇尺卩尺ㄖ千几乇ㄒ丨几乇千(serpentine)
山卂Ꮆ尺(vast)
千ㄥ千Ꮆ卂几乇ㄒ(elegant)
千乇丨丨乇尺ㄚ(fiery)
ㄩ卄丨尺卩尺ㄖ丨乇尺乇丂ㄒ卂(whispering)
卂几乇Ҝ丨千几乇ㄒ(ancient)
爪丨Ꮆ卄ㄒㄚ(mighty)
千几乇ᏍᏉ丂乇丂ㄒ卂(enduring)
尺卄丨爪爪丨乇尺乇丂ㄒ卂(shimmering)
Ꮆ尺ㄩ丂爪丨几乇(stormy)
フ卂ㄩㄚ千乇Ꮙㄥ(joyful)
千乇丨丨乇尺Ҝ千(fierce)
ㄩㄩ几乇Ꮝ丨乇尺千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(wonderfully)
ㄥㄩㄚ卂ㄥ(loyal)
Ꮝ乇尺卂山ㄚ(heavy)
Ꮆ千几乇ㄒㄥ千(gentle)
乃尺Ꮙ丂ㄥㄚ(burly)
Ꮆ丂卂Ҝ千千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(gracefully)
ㄩ丨ㄥᏍㄥㄚ(wildly)
卄卂丂爪ㄩ几乇丨ㄩᏉ尺ㄥㄚ(harmoniously)
乃尺丂丨Ꮆ卄ㄒㄥㄚ(brightly)
ҨᏉ丨千ㄒㄥㄚ(quietly)
尺ㄩ丨千乇ㄒㄥㄚ(swiftly)
ㄩ卩尺ㄖ千几乇ㄥㄚ(openly)
ㄒ丨爪千ㄥᏉ乇尺尺ㄥㄚ(timelessly)
卩尺ㄖㄩㄩ丨乇尺千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(powerfully)
乃尺丂卂Ꮙ乇尺ㄥㄚ(bravely)
ㄥㄩᏉ乇尺ㄥㄚ(lovely)
爪丨几乇Ꮆ尺丨Ҝ(mystic)
丂卂Ꮝ丨卂几乇ㄒ(radiant)
尺卄卂Ꮝㄩㄩㄚ(shadowy)
山卂Ꮆ尺(vast)
Ꮆ千几乇ㄒㄥ千(gentle)
ㄩ丨ㄥᏍ(wild)
尺卂Ҝ丂乙ㄒ(sacred)
千乇丂卂Ꮆ丨ㄥ千(fragile)
千乇丨丨乇尺ㄚ(fiery)
ㄥㄩ几乇Ꮆ(long)
尺卄ㄩ丂ㄒ(short)
千乇卂Ꮆ尺(fast)
尺ㄥㄩㄩ(slow)
乃尺千卂Ꮙㄒ丨千乇Ꮙㄥ(beautiful)
ᏉᎶㄥㄚ(ugly)
Ꮆ尺丂ㄩ几乇Ꮆ(strong)
ㄩ千卂乇(weak)
乃尺丂丨Ꮆ卄ㄒ(bright)
Ꮝ卂丂乇(dark)

尺爪ㄩㄩㄒ卄ㄥㄚ(smoothly)
Ҝ卂ㄥ爪ㄥㄚ(calmly)
ҨᏉ丨Ҝ乇ㄥㄚ(quickly)
ㄩ丨尺千ㄥㄚ(wisely)
卩尺ㄖ卂ㄒ丨千几乇ㄒㄥㄚ(patiently)
フ卂ㄩㄚ千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(joyfully)
卩尺ㄖ千卂Ҝ千千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(peacefully)
Ꮆ尺千卂Ꮝ千乇卂Ꮆ尺ㄥㄚ(steadfastly)
尺丨ㄥ千几乇ㄒㄥㄚ(silently)
千卂Ꮆ丨乇尺ㄥㄚ(eagerly)
Ҝㄥ千卂丂ㄥㄚ(clearly)
尺Ꮙㄖ几ㄒㄥㄚ(softly)
Ꮙ丂Ꮆ千几乇ㄒㄥㄚ(urgently)
乃尺ㄩㄥᏍㄥㄚ(boldly)
Ꮆ尺千卂Ꮝ丨ㄥㄚ(steadily)
Ꮆ千几乇ㄒㄥㄚ(gently)
千乇丂ㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇ㄥㄚ(freely)
卩尺ㄖ丨乇尺千乇千Ҝㄒㄥㄚ(perfectly)
尺ᏉᏍᏍ千几乇ㄥㄚ(suddenly)
ҨᏉ丨千ㄒㄥㄚ(quietly)
Ꮆ丂卂Ҝ千千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(gracefully)
ㄩ丨ㄥᏍㄥㄚ(wildly)
卄卂丂爪ㄩ几乇丨ㄩᏉ尺ㄥㄚ(harmoniously)
乃尺丂丨Ꮆ卄ㄒㄥㄚ(brightly)
ҨᏉ丨千ㄒㄥㄚ(quietly)
尺ㄩ丨千乇ㄒㄥㄚ(swiftly)
ㄩ卩尺ㄖ千几乇ㄥㄚ(openly)
ㄒ丨爪千ㄥᏉ乇尺尺ㄥㄚ(timelessly)
卩尺ㄖㄩㄩ丨乇尺千乇Ꮙㄥㄥㄚ(powerfully)
乃尺丂卂Ꮙ乇尺ㄥㄚ(bravely)
尺丨ㄥ千几乇ㄒㄥㄚ(silently)
丂丨Ꮆ卄ㄒ乇ҜㄩᏉ尺ㄥㄚ(righteously)
千几乇ᏍㄥᏉ乇尺尺ㄥㄚ(endlessly)
Ҝㄥㄩ尺千ㄥㄚ(closely)
乃尺ㄩㄥᏍㄥㄚ(boldly)
卩尺ㄖ尺乇丂ㄒҜ丨尺千ㄥㄚ(precisely)
爪丨几乇Ꮆ尺丨乇尺丨ㄩᏉ尺ㄥㄚ(mysteriously)
千乇丂ㄩ̈卄ㄥ乇ㄥㄚ(freely)
Ҝ卂ㄥ爪ㄥㄚ(calmly)
尺ᏉᏍᏍ千几乇ㄥㄚ(suddenly)
ҨᏉ丨Ҝ乇ㄥㄚ(quickly)
尺ㄥㄩㄩㄥㄚ(slowly)
山丨乇尺ㄚ(very)
ㄩ千ㄥㄥ(well)
乃尺卂Ꮝㄥㄚ(badly)
Ꮝ乇尺尺乇丂ㄒ(here)
Ꮝ卂丂尺乇丂ㄒ(there)
几乇ㄩㄩ(now)
Ꮝ卂丂ㄩ几乇(soon)
卂ㄥㄩ卂ㄚ尺(always)

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