User:Taka
Hi! I'm Taka, she who has tasked herself with mapping Aerágny, a language that uses a conlang, Aeránanue which I created. Outside of Aeránanue, I speak Dutch natively, and English fluently, and not much else, although I suppose you could talk to me in German and perhaps I'll know what you're trying to say. But, if you're reading this, there's a very low chance you'd prefer speaking German to me anyway
Not exactly sure what else to put here, but feel free to hit up the my Talk: for any questions you might have that I could potentially answer (or anything else really). PMing me also works.
(This page not constructed just to make my name blue.)
Everything down from here is just kind of a sandbox, mostly information that I've gone and used while not really being relevant enough (yet?) to warrant its own wiki page.
Pre/Suffixes in Aerágny
| Aeránanue | meaning | Winn suffix |
|---|---|---|
| -all | -alla | next to |
| -ham | -amme | bridge |
| -arc | -arke | estuary |
| -arly | -arly | church |
| -(o)dem | -audemm | stream |
| -aud | -audh | stone |
| -avo | -avau | belonging to |
| -ball | -ball | town |
| -bar | -barr | island |
| -blue | -blugne | orchard |
| -bate, -bade | -bádh | field |
| -catt | -chattu | road |
| -catty | -chatty | crossroads |
| -chell, -cell | -chell | neighbourhood |
| -chee | -chis | near |
| -ckof, -cof | -coff | fort |
| -cost | -cost | building |
| -seckon, -sackon | -céchon | station |
| -thumbe | -dheumbh | hamlet |
| -thot, -dott | -dhott | route |
| -doore, -doure | -dhure | resting place |
| -fang | -fang | city |
| -flee | -fly | mine |
| -eming, -gemm | -gheming | harbor |
| -git(t), -kit(t) | -gitt | heath |
| -iber, -ibre, -iby | -iber | towards |
| -ico | -iquos | sluice |
| -wass, -wach | -joiçe | monastry |
| -jaff, -jave | -jáfe | crossing |
| -karry | -kharri | castle |
| -kyn(n) | -khyn | land |
| -lact | -lacty | neighbourhood |
| -liss | -liss | swamp |
| -lom | -lomme | central |
| -wame, -lame | -luame | market |
| -nilly | -nilly | bridge |
| -ousen, -ouss | -ousen | around |
| -cart, -quart | -quart | village |
| -cute | -qutty | quay |
| -row, -roge | -rauge | forest |
| -san(ne) | -sang | garden |
| -sow | -sode | valley |
| -stoop | -stoubh | hamlet |
| -tin(n), -thin(n) | -teine | house |
| -whilde | -uilde | curve in river |
| -wolde | -uoll | moat |
| -ula, -wool(e) | -uula | river |
| -ferray, -fray, -fair | -veiré | shrine |
| -vish, -vits | -viche | temple |
| -faw, -aff | -áfoi | across |
| -ayng(e) | -égne | safety |
| Aeránanue | meaning | Winn prefix |
|---|---|---|
| Ala- | Ala- | new |
| Ast(r)- | Aster- | river |
| Od-, Aud- | Audh- | stone |
| Aut- | Auty- | stone |
| Basc-, Bask- | Basc- | heath |
| Bed- | Bid- | great |
| Cali-, Caly- | Calli | far |
| Camp-, Chamb- | Camb- | court |
| Char- | Char- | forest |
| Chut-, Hut- | Cheudh- | ox |
| Lige-, Clig- | Clijeau- | beauty |
| Corst- | Corstá- | emperor |
| Cosqu-, Cosk-, Cosc- | Cosc- | build |
| Dern-, Derre- | Derrenn- | salt |
| Dose- | Dhose- | north |
| Uch-, Ecc- | Echá- | red |
| Eld- | Eld- | flower |
| Fell- | Fell- | south |
| Fitch-, Fich- | Fitc- | tranquil |
| Fov-, Fiv- | Fobh- | temple |
| Four-, For- | Four- | old |
| Gooch-, Gouc- | Gukh- | stream |
| Gyd- | Gydre- | king |
| Yuf-, Huf- | Huv- | God |
| Isk-, Isqu-, Isc- | Isc- | industrial |
| Lons-, Lonc- | Lonce- | Lons |
| Myn-, Min- | Myne- | east |
| Ott- | Ott- | opposite |
| Peg-, Peck- | Pegg- | boulder |
| Pay- | Péd- | high |
| Qua-, Kay- | Quae- | high |
| Quot-, Kot- | Quott- | low |
| Ray- | Rae- | low |
| Tick- | Tik- | small |
| Tuck- | Tukh- | sand |
| Yuri-, Uri- | Uric- | ash tree |
| Vix-, Vick- | Vix- | bog |
| Yall-, Jall- | Yall- | coast |
| Ick-, Yck- | Ykk- | old |
| Syn-, Syno- | Syner- | west |
| Alo-, Lomm- | Álomm- | central |
| Ale- | Élh- | belongs to |
Aerá street names
In Aeránanue, street names usually follow a certain schema: [Name]-[suffix], such as for example: Rauda-chatt (Central-road). If the name consists of an adjective, the -y is removed from the adjective. If the name consists of a noun+adjective combination, it is simply entirely the name, but if the adjective refers to the road itself, it is placed at the end. While a suffix is not required, for example for names such as "Paráde", the most commonly used suffixes are:
- chary (street)
- toure (street)
- chatt (road)
- vé (way)
- nilly (bridge)
- amme (bridge)
- quéry (square)
- plaç (square)
- nérce (path)
- pyteu (track)
- dhott (route)
- perávé (coastway)
- kuimde (alley)
- nérlochatt (highway)
- autové (highway)
- hois (court)
- irby (garden)
- ollu (connector, a way with no addresses which serves only to connect two or more other streets)
