CoWriMo 2022 – Nesyanian
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a compilation of the texts I wrote
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Geography of Zemaimayan-Rairan
Ṅaṡ Zemaimayan-Rairan behat yetwani urimfeifi feixakwė K’araji Ṡenrami Esayani, fan ṅehin ulceimizureyumfi. Ṅewami krėi dwė xalan żeri sai da baradaula cai.
Rairaṡ Tazultu zė otagaż, Kaswexaltu zė ṡemahėż, Karibatu zė ladaż da behatuntu Fwarad, Ranawi, Muniri zė eixunėż.
Ṅefixwakwė behat żeriyanėr Zemai (dunubi swah sai). Kan ulzantėi sai ṅein Mawa wayan lum ulzantėi Esayanri. Ṅelauzė refan da baraji; ṅerefan uriwi Ajawar fintaṡ ai nadaur junadi u sainuż da zaneikounanėż k’ararunri.
Ṅenenkakoun uriwi temim Hetkara oh 100-lunah nenkomtu; zel aitunė zureikanfi behatri. Ṅezayuznamari nenkakounun yenė da inun nenkaxou bui uriwi zurri u miturunėż.
Zemaimayan-Rairan is the fourth largest province of the Nesyanian Shenremic Republic, but one of the most scarcely populated ones. It is mainly because of its mountainous terrain and dry climate.
It borders Tazul to the west, Kasewaya to the north, Kaliba to the south, and provinces of Fwarad, Ranawi and Muniri to the east.
The province is surrounded by the Zemai mountain range (hence its name). Its highest point, Mawa, is also the highest peak of Nesyania. There are few rivers and lakes; the largest river is Ajawar, which plays a significant role in the culture and economy of the region.
The largest human settlement is the town of Hetkara with almost 100,000 inhabitants; over a quarter of the population of the province. Other settlements are much smaller and most people there live in rural areas.
Traditional Nesyanian women's clothing
Zenau ridoyi nagzaṅdi esainihisari ṅeufekakwė hin maihi ei xajwafi lunjifi wur xeṡri ujeizeifi da kajadrafi imbeifi. Odaṡ nėdlemė ṅesaruyi ai k’araruntu da kaifahi deiwirnaṡ u xuriṡtaugumanunėż.
Ṅenegėi krėi deibin, duṡi rat’ėin ei hentin ei darin; ṅebėmbafė ėmidi fan untic’ailadėi. Kajadraun, neinehi derido, akṅeuzwullėi hinun – cebaindakwė cebar mankawanwahėr ei jawir. Wayan ṅesut’i rundi jradrakoun: draxousu hisaun da jewunun uriwi baricebam da dalaum jemmim. Kagaxousu yemun ṡumfi hayu wahėm, ṅarinkakwė aukwel ei zantwim. Ṅezailac’eimi dun ṅayemė u k’ararununėż ṡemėiż imanri.
A typical, everyday outfit of a Nesyanian woman consists of a loose, knee-length tunic or shirt and a long skirt. The design differs depending on the region and, of course, has varied in different fashion eras.
The upper part is generally plain, often white, black or brown; it is made of thin, but opaque fabric. Skirts, usually pleated, can be very colorful – adorned with geometrical or floral patterns. Jewellery is an important part, too: most women and girls wear earrings and numerous bracelets. Some of them cover their hair as well, using scarves or bandanas. This custom is more widespread in the northern parts of the country.
honestly no idea what title I could give to this mess lol
Xaibafi, ṅehembeikėi yalte nenkė u runėż arrun ṅewirnefėi cemwayi hin yenefi da latudai akussaillai nenkė narun ṅein zari ei hemi arrun unti hilahi. Nefai c’ė utu ṅarfakadaṡ ciya hum jiruż yari unti hilėr. Ṅegum haci yari etimė, atudai wami – hakaisa yanurėm kabwim. Ob safi yenefi, ṅesut’i kwėi ai lanefaisa ai uzė etimetu in nar ṅarreleindaxou da tummaṡ jitė lot’i 6-aniż weṡ jiteha u neiriraiż. Namfazė, nefaisa hayu zadayėm. Ṅezadayė ciha fakaunri ṡet’iri, weraṡ ai kuti.
Mun dun, nefaisa koṅė imanum kaubemakwėm yari u rununėż arrun ṅemire yanur gumcati – indaṡ in atudai utu fintunkaxou dun nan tuṡan wesumbemi zaritu da hemitu da draxousa ai zenaum. Zayiwi wirnefeine, zayiwi marai. Ṅeyyandėi mireyaṡ baradaula imanunri kaubemakweri uriwi yari infi arrun nenkai – ṅezayimėi uheri fadani – fan namfazė. Kaṡ kankazeha ṅewirnefėi baradaula Esayanri, ṅesaruyi ai k’araruntu dwė ṅeimfėi jeiwezė iman. Zė ladaż, ṅeinėi da sahsėi krėi yanur. Nenkaxou inun uraṡine zureikanri. Ussė ṡemat’e, faxaṡ baradaula zaiwaixalai. Behatun ṡemahrunani, zainumi mrelfi da meiwėi żeriyunfi, ṅein kwėi każeikwė dogaunėr hemir da sakwanunėr. Ṅehemi jeiwezė etimėun, ṅezari enayėun da ṅetenci egdakoun unti hilėr. Reyaṡ inun oh lan bok’anun, awė temimun namari da mitun.
To be honest, I enjoy living in a place where the seasons are clearly different from each other and I don't think I could bear living somewhere where it's hot or cold all year round. I like seeing how the view outside my window changes throughout the year. My favorite season is winter, I think – I love snowy weather. On the other hand, the main thing I do not like about winter is how days get short and waking up at 6 AM feels like waking up in the middle of the night. Anyway, I like spring as well. Spring is the time of good changes, after all.
Besides that, I like to set my concountries in places where the weather is different every season – it makes me think how all these imaginary people deal with the heat, the cold, what clothes they wear. More diversity, more fun. Actually, the climate of most of my concountries is quite different from where I live – it's less mild in most cases – but still. For example, the climate of Nesyania is very diverse, depending on the region as the country is quite large. In the south, the weather is generally warm and humid. The majority of the population lives there. Going north, the climate becomes more continental. The provinces located in the north, further from the sea and closer to the mountains, are largely covered by cold steppes and deserts. Winters are quite cold, summers are hot and the precipitation is low throughout the year. There are almost no cities there, only small towns and villages. ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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