(Sor-Sar) [ZOR]
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(Sor-Sar)
SorSar [zɔʁzaʁ]*
(Sor-Sar)SorSar [zɔʁzaʁ]*
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[Deactivated User] on 10 September 2016
Language type
Other
Species
Human/humanoid
About (Sor-Sar)
SorSar is a simple use working language featured in a book series. However many characters who come across it believe that it functions more like something a computer would grog than a person. Or insects, they'd likely get it too. That's cause SorSar has that hive - feeling to it as well.
It's made up of several small words which are arranged in various ways to derive meanings. Each meaning depends on who is speaking and in what situation. If X is Y then that word means Z. There are serious short comings with it, such as that it's pretty much impossible to discuss feelings or philosophy in SorSar. That is suspected to be intentional though, as SorSar originally is said to have came from the time of the Great Beasts. If anything is known it's that the vjkneva are anything but touchy feeling let's sing kumbaya around a fireplace type of beasts. In more modern times it had been restyled as a functional use language around a number of cities.
There is some connection between
Hanian and 
(Sor-Sar). However this connection is small; mostly confined to a few bases relating between the two. They are both of a language family though. Together with Proto Hanian and Klack which I haven't recorded properly yet.
Proto - Klack - SorSar
\ /
Hanian
/ \
Yara ? (it's a mystery)
So basically, Proto - Klack + SorSar were combined with some other things forming Hanian. After the great split, it became Yara keeping most of it intact but adding some words as needed. In addition most of the st / ts bases became zt / tz.
SorSar in the series tends to function as an informal language; so many of the words have multiple meanings that must be approximated by feel. SorSar basically translates into choices in this case, but the original meaning is closer to: yes (or) no.
It's made up of several small words which are arranged in various ways to derive meanings. Each meaning depends on who is speaking and in what situation. If X is Y then that word means Z. There are serious short comings with it, such as that it's pretty much impossible to discuss feelings or philosophy in SorSar. That is suspected to be intentional though, as SorSar originally is said to have came from the time of the Great Beasts. If anything is known it's that the vjkneva are anything but touchy feeling let's sing kumbaya around a fireplace type of beasts. In more modern times it had been restyled as a functional use language around a number of cities.
There is some connection between
Hanian and (Sor-Sar). However this connection is small; mostly confined to a few bases relating between the two. They are both of a language family though. Together with Proto Hanian and Klack which I haven't recorded properly yet.Proto - Klack - SorSar
\ /
Hanian
/ \
Yara ? (it's a mystery)
So basically, Proto - Klack + SorSar were combined with some other things forming Hanian. After the great split, it became Yara keeping most of it intact but adding some words as needed. In addition most of the st / ts bases became zt / tz.
SorSar in the series tends to function as an informal language; so many of the words have multiple meanings that must be approximated by feel. SorSar basically translates into choices in this case, but the original meaning is closer to: yes (or) no.
Sample of (Sor-Sar)Can't find any yet.
Language family relationships
[view] About muvtaWhile not all exist yet, it will show a progression over time. It's still a work in progress.
proto - Klack -ZOR - ?
(proto Hanian) (rept...
proto - Klack -
(proto Hanian) (rept...
Phonology
| Consonants | Bilabial | Alveolar | Velar | Uvular | ||||
| Nasal | m | n | ||||||
| Plosive | p | b | t | d | g | |||
| Fricative | s | z | ʁ | |||||
| Vowels | Front | Central | Near- back | Back | ||||
| Close | i | u | ||||||
| Near-close | ʊ | |||||||
| Close-mid | e | o | ||||||
| Open-mid | ɔ | |||||||
| Near-open | ɐ | |||||||
| Open | a | |||||||
Orthography
Below is the orthography for (Sor-Sar). This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
| (Sor-Sar)Orthography [edit] | |||||||||||||
| Aa a /a/ | Bb b /b/ | Dd d /d/ | ER er er /ɐ/ | Gg g /g/ | Mm m /m/ | Nn n /n/ | Oo o /ɔ/ | Pp p /p/ | Rr r /ʁ/ | Ss s /z/ | SS ss ss /s/ | Tt t /t/ | UR ur ur /ʊ/ |
| ✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change] | |||||||||||||
