Idenian Romanisation
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Comparison of the two latin aphabet spelling systems of Idenian.
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1. Basic Spellcasting
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3. The 10 Stances
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2. Keru'rosu Ku
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Because of the widespread use of
Idenian throughout the entirety of Wiro'fo, there are a multitude of romanisation systems in use to render Idenian texts. There are two primary systems of romanisation in Idenian: (yideN'pe) Yiden-pe and (keru'pe) Kerupe. Yiden-pe is designed to better reflect the grammar and native orthography, while Kerupe is designed to better reflect the phonology in order to aid in the reading of texts.| keru'rosu | Yiden-pe | Kerupe |
|---|---|---|
| ha | a | a |
| ha | i | i |
| he | e | e |
| ho | o | o |
| hu | u | u |
| ' | ', - | Ø |
| r | r | r |
| s | s | s |
| k | k | k |
| g | g | g |
| t | t | t |
| m | m | m |
| n | n | n |
| w | w | w |
| c | š | š |
| y | y | y |
| f | f | f |
| b | b | b |
| d | d | d |
| p | p | p |
| h | Ø | Ø, ' |
| N | n- | n |
| () | " | Ø, " |
Yiden-pe is written in all lower-case, with the ' šeye represented by both apostrophes <'> representing lexical boundaries in compound words and hyphens <-> representing grammatical boundaries between roots and affixes. It uses quotation marks <"> to denote proper nouns.
Keru-pe is written with upper-case letters at the beginning of sentences to denote proper nouns, with the ' šeye being omitted entirely. The syllabic nasal N n' is written with a plain <n> and when in conflict with it's non-syllabic counterpart will be rendered as <n'> (i.e. roN'ho ron'o (Yiden-pe: ron-o) vs. rono rono (Yiden-pe: rono)).
Keru'rosu: keru'ku'ca do (ro keru'ku)'ho.
Yiden-pe: keru'ku-ša do "ro keru'ku"-o.
Keru-pe: Kerukuša do Ro Kerukuo.
Translation: I speak Idenian.
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