Del-al'Enetet

Del-Al'Enetet

Del-al'Enetet is a conlang which was created by Tony Au based on English, French and Latin. While very few records of it surive outside of his own records, the following is what of his langauge was collect by Erik Metzler during the process of the creation of the language. ===Del-al'Enetet Grammar===

Use of LA, El, Ly and Al - The

La is used with words that begin with a consonant, la telefon. El is used for words that begin with a vowel, el'enmyen. El and enmyen are hooked together and pronounced hooked together. Ly and Al are used in the same way, except only when the word is a proper noun. ====Stresses and The Past Tense==== To make a word in the past tense you usually only need add an –ed to the end of the word. However, sometimes you need to change the word, inflect it. For example, In English, went and go, or try and tried, or sing and sang. If a word has one syllable, it has no stress. (Sing (sing)) If a word has two syllables, it usually (but not always) has a stress on the last syllable. (destrói (destroy)) If a word has more than two syllables, it usually (but not always) has a stress on the penult, the second to last syllable. (corporasyon (corporation))

• Note: When the word has more than two syllables, it will usually not

be marked with an accent mark, since it is almost always on the penult. The only time it will be marked is if the accent is somewhere else besides the penult, or the penult has a very strong accent. Therefore, for a one-syllable word, when adding an -ed, the -ed is stressed. In other words, accented. Same usually with two syllable words. For more than two syllables, the stress is still on the penult. If a word has one syllable, it has the stress on the -ed. (sing (sing), singéd (sang)) If a word has two syllables, it usually (but not always) has the stress on the -ed (distrói (destroy), distroijéd, (destroyed)) If a word has more than two syllables, it usually (but not always) has a stress on the penult, not the -ed. (inóvate (innovate), inóvated (innovated))

Making Words Plural

When a word ends with an s, to make it plural you add -yus
When a word ends with an n or m, to make it plural you add - yus
When a word ends with a vowel, to make it plural you add - nyus
All others, the plural is -s.

d'Enetet Conjugation

d'Enetet Conjugation
Canjügasyon del-al'Enetet Conjugating in d'Enetet is very easy because it has very few irregular verbs and the system of conjugating in d'Enetet is fairly simple.

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1st Conjugation

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TO HAVE

INFINITIVE	afrjae	ENDINGS
STEM	afr-
PRESENT TENSE (SINGULAR)	Ilim afr	None
	ji afr
	elem/selem afr
PRESENT TENSE (PLURAL)	vae afr
	jis afr
	elemnyus/selemnyus afr

As you can see, conjugating in the first conjugation is very easy because there are no endings! Instead, all you need to know is the stem and that's it.

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2nd Conjugation

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TO SEE

INFINITIVE	saenjae	ENDINGS
STEM	saen-
PRESENT TENSE (SINGULAR)	Ilim saenus	-us
	ji saenum	-um
	elem/selem saena	-a
PRESENT TENSE (PLURAL)	vae saenúsyus	-úsyus
	jis saenúmnyus	-úmnyus
	elemnyus/selemnyus saenányus	-ányus

The second conjugation is fairly easy, with the plural forms merely having the same endings as the singular, except that the singular endings have been pluralized. So the plural forms are just the same as the singular, except that they have the yus/nyus plural endings. The accent marks on the á and ú are merely there because when a word is plural, the stress usually falls on the antepenult.

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Irregular Verbs

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TO BE

INFINITIVE	baejae	ENDINGS
STEM	bae-
PRESENT TENSE (SINGULAR)	Ilim amen	amen
	ji bae	None
	elem/selem bae
PRESENT TENSE (PLURAL)	vae bae
	jis bae
	elemnyus/selemnyus bae

To be in d'Enetet, though irregular, is still fairly regular, with the exception of Ilim amen. All the others use bae.

Numbers

0 - sero
1 - enus
2 - düwae
3 - trece
4 - fyaeren
5 - cänte
6 - sisus
7 - semetice
8 - enmetice
9 - nometice
10 - decus
11 - decús-enu
s 12 - decús-düwae
13 - decús-trece
14 - decus-fyaeren
15 - decús-cänte
16 - decús-sisus
17 - decus-semetice
18 - decus-enmetice
19 - decus-nometice
20 - düwáe-decus
21 - düwae decús-enus
22 - düwae decús-düwae
23 - düwae decús-trece
24 - düwae decus-fyaeren
25 - düwae decús-cänte
26 - düwae decús-sisus
27 - düwae decus-semetice
28 - düwae decus-enmetice
29 - düwae decus-nometice
30 - trecé-decus
31 - trece decús-enus
32 - trece decús-düwae
33 - trece decús-trece
34 - trece decus-fyaeren
35 - trece decús-cänte
36 - trece decús-sisus
37 - trece decus-semetice
38 - trece decus-enmetice
39 - trece decus-nometice
40 - fyaerén-decus
41 - fyaeren decús-enus
42 - fyaeren decús-düwae
43 - fyaeren decús-trece
44 - fyaeren decus-fyaeren
45 - fyaeren decús-cänte
46 - fyaeren decús-sisus
47 - fyaeren decus-semetice
48 - fyaeren decus-enmetice
49 - fyaeren decus-nometice
50 - cänté-decus
100 - centum
1,000 - milenyum
10,000 - decus-milenyum
100,000 - centum-milenyum
1,000,000 - miledetus

Letter Pronunciation

a = alef
b = be
c = cedref
ç = jçé
d = dela
e = e
f = efe
g = zjece
h = ex
i = i
j = jece
k = ke
l = ele
m = eme
n = ene
ñ = enñe
o = o
p = pae
r = aer
s = ese
š = ešwae
t = te
ð = ðe
þ = þe
u = üwae
v = vecae
w = wenae
x = esus
y = ye
z = zed

a = short o
p = hard b, english p, or b and p pronounced at the same time
c = english c, always hard, has an aspirate
ç = variable, usually c with throated sound
d = english d
e = short e
f = english f
g = english g
h = english h
i = long e
j = english y sound
j = french e sound in "le"
k = unaspirated c, or g and k pronounced at the same time
l = english l
m = english m
n = english n
ñ = combined with vowel to create nasal vowel (añ, eñ, iñ, ect.)
o = long o
r = like spanish r, always trilled
s = english s
š = s with slight whistle sound
t = english t, or d and t pronounced at the same time
u = short u
q = ch sound
v = english v
w = english w
x = sh sound
y = long e and english y sound, two syllables
z = english z sound

ä = american short a
ae = long a
ao = as in "caw", "call", "all", "law", ect.
ar = as in "car", "bar", "tar", ect.
au = ow sound, as in "cow"
ï = short i
ie = long i
iu = as in "euclid", "euphoria", ect., long u sound
oi = as in "oil"
or = as in "or"
th = as in “thick:”
ü = oo sound, as in "moon"
zj = g sound as in “mage”
þ = as in the TH in “this”

aer = as in "air"
tçr = french tr, as in "trebuchet"

Partital Dictionary

Del-al'Enetet Word English Word Part Of Speech
Ae And Article
Aelas Hell Name
Aerïc Erik/Eric/Erick Name
Aest East Noun
Afr Have, to Verb
Ala Or Conjuction
Al'Actóbrj October Noun
Al'Amaeriká America Noun
Al'Aprij April Noun
Al'Augüsti August Noun
Alor Also Conjuction
Alsìejae Sire Noun
Am Am Verb
Arbor Tree Noun
Aurum Gold Noun
Avec What ProNoun
Bàehâ King Noun
Bañxali Pencil Noun
Bed Bed Noun
Bene Good Adjective
Bil Bill Name
Blankáti Blanket Noun
Bokwa Who ProNoun
Bokwie Why Adverb
Bryän Brian Name
Canin Dog Noun
Canine Female Dog Noun
Corporasyon Corporation Noun
Dämnus Condemn, to Verb
Dan Thank
Danae That ProNoun
Danji Thank, to Verb
Dänjul Daniel Name
Daved David Name
De, Del Of Article
Deci To Verb
Destrói Destoy, to Verb
Djeben Goodbye
E, En A Article
Fäñtam Ghost/Fantom Noun
Fiscüs Fish Noun
Forc Fork Noun
Grïgaryuþ Gregory Name
Gyafurmentum Government Noun
Inóvate Innovate Verb
Isí Is Verb
Je, Yes Adverb
Ji You ProNoun
Jüniet Unite, to Verb
Koréktüs Correct Adjective
La saezoñ de fleur Spring Noun
La saezoñ de sümus Summer Noun
La saezoñ de wintáryus Winter Noun
La saezoñ del'autumnus Autumn/Fall Noun
La, Lj, Al, El The Article
Laejo Lane/Road/Path/Ect Noun
Lemon Lemon Noun
Lj Decémbrae December Noun
Lj Fraenzj France Noun
Lj Frçaeryaer February Noun
Lj Janvaern January Noun
Lj Jülie July Noun
Lj Jünus June Noun
Lj Maxae March Noun
Lj Miejo May Noun
Lj Nowémbrae November Noun
Lj Santámbrj September Noun
Llïm I (informal) ProNoun
Llimiká I (formal) ProNoun
Madám Madam (informal) Noun
Madamáe Madam (formal) Noun
Maezj Mage Noun
Manjüscriptos Book Noun
Mäþiu Matthew Name
Ne No Adverb
Neaf Knife Noun
Nid Need, to Verb
Nor North Noun
Nüwego New Adjective
Oranzj Orange Noun
Papyae Paper Noun
Pçresidántae President Noun
Pom Apple Noun
Problém Problem Noun
Radyo Radio Noun
Repablicos Republic Noun
Saezoñ Season Noun
Salü Hello
Sau South Noun
Scat Scott Name
Sìejae Sir Noun
Silwyus Forest Noun
Sing Sing Verb
Sizae Scissor Noun
Spün Spoon Noun
Stazí State Noun
Stilyus Pen Noun
Syj See Verb
Telefon Telephone Noun
Televisyoñ Television Noun
Vae We ProNoun
Vaest West Noun
Vañtjñ Want, to Verb
Visyoñ Vision Noun
Xa Shall Adverb
Xar Chair Noun
Zjaesun Jason Name
Zjan John Name