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Dytarmish Language (wip)
All spoilers listed below have very few Dytarmish words, except for the Words tab. Due to me not wanting to list every word I can think of, nearly all Dytarmish words will be based on German, with some "genres" of words and individually chosen words in either English or French.This comes from someone who speaks General American, so anything without accent notations is to be assumed as such.
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To live Zuleb |
Lived Tuleb |
Living Puleb |
Will live Fuleb |
To eat Zuēs* |
Ate Tuēs |
Eating Puēs |
Will eat Fuēs |
Dytarmish Word |
I word |
You word |
He/She/It word |
We word |
They word |
Everyone word |
Puleb (Living) |
Paleb (I am living, I live) |
Peleb (You are living, you live) |
Poleb (He/She/It is living, He/She/It lives |
Peileb (We live) |
Pauleb (They live) |
Peuleb (Everyone is living, Everyone lives) |
Puēs (Eating) |
Paēs (I am eating, I eat) |
Pe'es* (You are eating, You eat) |
Poēs (He/She/It is eating, He/She/It eats |
Peiēs (We are eating, We eat) |
Pauēs (They are eating, They eat) |
Peuēs (Everyone is eating, Everyone eats) |
*If a noun has been mentioned, then only use Po- (present used). (ex. The dog is eating --> Der Hund poēs.)
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To live Zuleb |
Had lived El tuleb |
Has/Have lived El puleb |
Will have lived El fuleb |
To eat Zuēs |
Had ate El tuēs |
Has/Have ate El puēs |
Will have ate El fuēs |
*Not to be confused with Awuā, meaning to possess, which also translate to Have/Has/Had
Verb phrases in Dytarma
I will be breathing.
Fa'atme.
They have ate.
El pauēs.
Somebody had touched.
El eines teuberüre.
(Eines is the Dytarmish word for one, meaning somebody = one from everybody.)
some more gibberish down here.
some more gibberish down here.
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**this is the possessive of who (ex. Whose apple is that? It's his apple.)
Pronoun phrases in Dytarmish
I look at his toy.
Pasehe an merd Spïlzeug.
Nobody had seen them.
El no teusehe ils.
(No is the Dytarmish word for no, meaning nobody = none from everybody.)
We warned her.
Teiwarne sï.
Food items are mainly French in origin
Everyone wonders about the universe, whether it has an end or beginning, I think it's just a doughnut.
Peuwunder um der Universum, ob poāwuā ein Ende oder Anfang, padenken poīst nur ein Donut.
The esset (ß) is transcribed in Dytarmish as (s)
Äu always converts to eu
No double consonants unless they are combined words which start and begin with the same letter
Unpronounced letters are removed (based on how I pronounce them)
The (n) is dropped at the end of german infinitives for verbs