User:Taka
Hi! I'm Taka, she who has tasked herself with building 
Lons, a nation meant to house Lonish [1], an a priori conlang by me (which means that it's a constructed language without any purposeful linguistic hooks towards natural languages). Apart from Lonish, 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.
Contents
List of Lonish Presidents
Lons became a republic in 1902, terms last for 3 years with a max of 3 terms per president.
1902 - 1905 | Himân Pêtrîs
1905 - 1908 | Himân Pêtrîs
1908 - 1911 | Himân Pêtrîs
1911 - 1914 | Zurê Britgin
1914 - 1917 | Firbadâ Ugus
1917 - 1919 | Firbadâ Ugus (term ended prematurely due to passing of Ugus)
1919 - 1920 | Elimân Pêrkêrzol (Pêrkêrzol was the vice-president to Ugus)
1920 - 1923 | Elimân Pêrkêrzol
1921 - 1926 | Elimân Pêrkêrzol
1924 - 1929 | Hevêrts Vitîrn
1929 - 1932 | Hevêrts Vitîrn
1932 - 1935 | Geîêrmâ Elitîs
1935 - 1938 | Geîêrmâ Elitîs
1938 - 1941 | Geîêrmâ Elitîs
1941 - 1944 | Bitglâsp Morvôlvel
1944 - 1947 | Iglêr ên Sekâ
1947 - 1950 | Iglêr ên Sekâ
1950 - 1953 | Iglêr ên Sekâ
1953 - 1956 | Aliâ Fâsirn
1956 - 1959 | Aliâ Fâsirn
1959 - 1962 | Uslâ Irobûs
1962 - 1965 | Rikên Herêbrûnk
1965 - 1968 | Rikên Herêbrûnk
1968 - 1971 | Rikên Herêbrûnk
1971 - 1974 | Omnâ Fâstabê
1974 - 1977 | Omnâ Fâstabê
1977 - 1980 | Zânt Pôpêl
1980 - 1983 | Agari Meskhôv
1983 - 1986 | Vurê Zagriêv
1986 - 1989 | Vurê Zagriêv
1989 - 1992 | Vurê Zagriêv
1992 - 1995 | Vôntlêr Wânz
1995 - 1998 | Îanâ Deîkli
1998 - 2001 | Vôntlêr Wânz
2001 - 2004 | Vôntlêr Wânz
2004 - 2007 | Wertê Tulbên
2007 - 2010 | Wertê Tulbên
2010 - 2013 | Girîn Vroz
2013 - 2016 | Fehês Havôn
2016 - now | Fehês Havôn
Winnster Pre/Suffixes in Placenames
This is adapted from the version I made for Lonish pre/suffixes here [2]
| Prefix (winn) | Derived from Lonish | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Abb- | Âbo- | forest |
| Am- | Âm- | towards |
| Arch- | Ârk- | great |
| Ash- | Âst- | next to |
| Bar-, Bass- | Bâr-, Bâs- | heath |
| By- | Bi- | near |
| Banes- | Bnas- | east |
| Broad- | Brot- | old |
| Boole- | Bul- | flower |
| Day- | De- | granted to |
| Dong- | Dôn- | across |
| Aye- | Eti- | small |
| Fynn-, Finn- | Fîn- | bog |
| Hay- | Geg- | opposite |
| Eere- | Hir- | south |
| Inn- | Inuî- | salt |
| Jus- | Îust- | court |
| Cart- | Kârt- | building |
| Chane- | Klan- | north |
| Clear- | Klir- | key |
| Onch- | Ôns- | oxen |
| Pall- | Pâl- | sand |
| Place- | Plâs- | moat |
| Pong- | Pôn- | west |
| Ray- | Regi- | king |
| Soon- | Sîun- | god's |
| Stay- | Stîe- | oak |
| Cheem- | Tgim- | developed |
| Chin- | Tgin- | tranquil |
| Doom-, Zoom-, | Tîum- | down, lower |
| Hue- | Ug- | red |
| Fare- | Var- | escape |
| Fair- | Ver- | beautiful, fair |
| Wone- | Wog- | new, young |
| Suffix (winn) | Derived from Lonish | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| -hack | -âkâ | resting place |
| -ham | -âmâ | bridge |
| -arch | -ârkôg | field |
| -bone | -bon | -forest |
| -buyes | -budos | orchard |
| -dass | -dâsk | elevated road |
| -dome | -dom | houses |
| -elve | -êlvê | fork, crossroads |
| -fare | -far | sluice |
| -chore | -gtor | pier |
| -eard, -ard | -hârt | city |
| -oze | -hotô | valley |
| -ole | -hol | highland |
| -ove | -hov | garden |
| -hoole | -hul | river |
| -carr | -kerê | industry |
| -kinch | -kîrz | church |
| -lingue, -kling | -klînk | curve in road |
| -leethe | -lit | river |
| -long | -lôn | land |
| -lunth | -lûnt | camp |
| -mayr, -meere | -mer, -mir | temple |
| -moone | -mun | land, earth |
| -off | -ôft | peninsula |
| -ore | -or | coast |
| -place | -plâs | moat |
| -reele | -rigol | estuary |
| -sass | -sâs | safety |
| -stann | -stân | far land |
| -starr | -stâr | hiding place |
| -stay | -stîe | oak |
| -tour | -stur | road, route |
| -doome | -tîum | lower |
| -cheat | -tlit | peninsula |
| -toole | -tul | beautiful |
| -vale | -vel | -mountain |
| -vayne, -wayne | -ven | route, road |
| -folk, -fores | -vôlk, -vôrst | neighbourhood |
| -wand | -wând | quay |
| -wind | -wînz | peninsula |
Other Pre/Suffixes for Winn
| Suffix (winn) | meaning |
|---|---|
| -wolde | land near river |
| -whilde | curve in river |
| -ton | town |
| -muthe | estuary |
| -thumbe | hamlet |
Winnster Titles
official titles, used until 1904 reform and their current usage
King (Kingdom) (now: Winn)
Duke (Duchy) (now: regions)
Margrave (Margravate) (now: no longer exist in any official shape)
Baron (Barony) (now: baronies)
Count (County) (now: optionally used to partition baronies)
Mayor (Borough) (now: municipalities)
