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	~~RONDISSIAN~~		=Akman=

	~~AKMAN --~~ the official language		Akman is the official language of Rondis, spoken by the Rondissian people.

	Each noun in Akman consists of a root and a classifier. For example, the word dukak is used to describe a popular hot beverage. The root is kák, which means “black.” The classifier is du-, which indicates a drinkable liquid.		Each noun in Akman consists of a root and a classifier. For example, the word dukak is used to describe a popular hot beverage. The root is kák, which means “black.” The classifier is du-, which indicates a drinkable liquid.
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	The vowel of the classifier changes from A to O or from I to U when referring to a collectivity:		The vowel of the classifier changes from A to O or from I to U when referring to a collectivity:
	ra-nDís = a Rondissian.		* ra-nDís = a Rondissian.
	ro-nDís-i = the group of Rondissians, i.e., the kingdom of Rondis (officially Rodísi).		* ro-nDís-i = the group of Rondissians, i.e., the kingdom of Rondis (officially Rodísi).
	mi-Líp-in = a millipin bird.		* mi-Líp-in = a millipin bird.
	mu-Líp-i = a flock of millipins.		* mu-Líp-i = a flock of millipins.
	ro-Lándr-i = the group of singers.		* ro-Lándr-i = the group of singers.
	ro-Rán-i = a royal house or lineage.		* ro-Rán-i = a royal house or lineage.
	Note that the suffix -i is added to any collective noun.		* Note that the suffix -i is added to any collective noun.

	a- / o- = a place.		* a- / o- = a place.
	da- / do- = a container, box.		* da- / do- = a container, box.
	di- / du- = a man.		* di- / du- = a man.
	ga- / go- = a small object.		* ga- / go- = a small object.
	ka- / ko- = a land formation.		* ka- / ko- = a land formation.
	la- / lo- = a road or path; a string; anything long and threadlike.		* la- / lo- = a road or path; a string; anything long and threadlike.
	mi- / mu- = a bird		* mi- / mu- = a bird
	pa- / po- = a woman.		* pa- / po- = a woman.
	ra- / ro- = a human.		* ra- / ro- = a human.
	sa- / so- = a mammal (not human).		* sa- / so- = a mammal (not human).
	sha- / sho- = an abstract noun.		* sha- / sho- = an abstract noun.

	Possessives insert -sh- between the classifier and the root:		Possessives insert -sh- between the classifier and the root:
	ra-sh-Dís = of a Rondissian		* ra-sh-Dís = of a Rondissian
	ro-sh-Dís-i = of Rondis.		* ro-sh-Dís-i = of Rondis.
	sa-sh-Dít-ä = of Sadita		* sa-sh-Dít-ä = of Sadita
	sa-sh-Dít-in = of a bear.		* sa-sh-Dít-in = of a bear.
	ka-sh-Némr-e = of the Kanemara mountain range.		* ka-sh-Némr-e = of the Kanemara mountain range.

	Plurals (not collectives) repeat the classifier.		Plurals (not collectives) repeat the classifier.
	ra-ra-nDís = [several] Rondissians [not necessarily together]		* ra-ra-nDís = [several] Rondissians [not necessarily together]
	sa-sa-nDít-in = [a few] bears, as opposed to		* sa-sa-nDít-in = [a few] bears, as opposed to
	so-nDít-i = [a group of] bears.		* so-nDít-i = [a group of] bears.

	Irregularity:		Irregularity:
	a-Néb = a market-town.		* a-Néb = a market-town.
	a-ra-Néb = market-towns. But where there is a nasalization:		* a-ra-Néb = market-towns. But where there is a nasalization:
	a-nKík = a place.		* a-nKík = a place.
	a-na-nKík = places.		* a-na-nKík = places.

	The possessive is always introduced after the first instance of the classifier:		The possessive is always introduced after the first instance of the classifier:
	ra-sh-ra-nDís = of [several] Rondissians.		* ra-sh-ra-nDís = of [several] Rondissians.
	a-sh-a-nKík = of places.		* a-sh-a-nKík = of places.
	Sashsánditin Shalándya = The Song of the Bears.		* Sashsánditin Shalándya = The Song of the Bears.
	Roshdísi Dishdiránya Sholándi = Collection of Songs about the Kings of Rondis.		* Roshdísi Dishdiránya Sholándi = Collection of Songs about the Kings of Rondis.

	Roots.
			=Roots=

	* bíg = to catch, entrap. daBígr = the house of Darbingray.		* bíg = to catch, entrap. daBígr = the house of Darbingray.
	* dág = a swan. miDág-in = a swan. Mishmindágin Akórya, the Sea [or Lake] of Swans.		* dág = a swan. miDág-in = a swan. Mishmindágin Akórya, the Sea [or Lake] of Swans.
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	* tár = entryway, door, entrance. aTár = a port [whence the place-name anTárä; alternatively known as Ethkábarä Antárya; Drache is known as Drékirä Antárya]. Tár is often used as an adjective.		* tár = entryway, door, entrance. aTár = a port [whence the place-name anTárä; alternatively known as Ethkábarä Antárya; Drache is known as Drékirä Antárya]. Tár is often used as an adjective.

	~~KINGS OF RONDIS~~
	Ránganébä / Ranganeba [the royal ring] (1946-1973)		=Kings of Rondis=
	Minúkä / Minunka
	Lípakórä [the bright sea] / Lipankora		* Ránganébä / Ranganeba [the royal ring] (1946-1973)
	Sadítä Lípashkórä / Sandita		* Minúkä / Minunka
	Ránatárä Sashdítä [the royal gate] / Ranantara		* Lípakórä [the bright sea] / Lipankora
	Akíkä Ránashtárä / Ankika (1973-1996), father of Prince Sadítä Ashkíkä, murdered in 1996.		* Sadítä Lípashkórä / Sandita
	Rakísä Ránashtárä / Rankisa (1996-present), brother of Akíkä.		* Ránatárä Sashdítä [the royal gate] / Ranantara
			* Akíkä Ránashtárä / Ankika (1973-1996), father of Prince Sadítä Ashkíkä, murdered in 1996.
	~~LIMBRI~~		* Rakísä Ránashtárä / Rankisa (1996-present), brother of Akíkä.


			=Limbri=

	Vowels		Vowels:
	a - as in hot.		* a - as in hot.
	á - as in hat.		* á - as in hat.
	e - as in pet.		* e - as in pet.
	é - as in date.		* é - as in date.
	i - as in pin.		* i - as in pin.
	í - as in seen.		* í - as in seen.
	o - as in cup.		* o - as in cup.
	ó - as in boat.		* ó - as in boat.
	u - as in book.		* u - as in book.
	ú - as in toot.		* ú - as in toot.

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RONDISSIAN

AKMAN -- the official language

Each noun in Akman consists of a root and a classifier. For example, the word dukak is used to describe a popular hot beverage. The root is kák, which means “black.” The classifier is du-, which indicates a drinkable liquid.

du-Kák = the popular Rondissian drink.

We see this in the following names known from Rondissian history. Note that in Akman the suffix -ä is used to indicate the proper name of something. The suffix -in is used to indicate an animal, and the suffix -e is used to indicate a place. Finally, the suffix -ya is used in place of a definite article, “the.” Note that in pronunciation a nasal is often included before d, t, k, and g (except ít, ík). It is indicated below with an italicized n.

sa-nDít-ä = Prince Sadita of Rondis.
sa- = a mammal. Dít = a giant. meaning: a bear.
A literal bear would be sadítin (a bear) or sadítinya (the bear).
ka-Sénk-ä = King Kaseka of Rondis (was once betrothed to an Arangothian princess)
ka- = a land formation. Sék = a pile. meaning: mountain.
ka-Némr-e = the Kanemara or Connemara mountain range. [< Nébr]
ka- = a land formation. Néb- = to surround in a ring-formation.
pa-Lándr-ä = Princess Palandra of Rondis, who married an Arangothian prince.
pa- = a woman. Lád- = to sing. pa-Ládr- = a female singer.
pa-Rán = queen (Rán = royal).
di- = a man.
di-Lándr- = a male singer.
di-Rán. = king.
da-Bíngr-ä [Darbingray] = name of a Rondissian family.
da- = a container, box. Bíg- = to catch, to entrap.
a-nKík-ä = Name of the late King Akika of Rondis.
a- = a place. Kík = a defense. meaning: the fortress.
ra-nKís-ä = Rakisa, the present-day King of Rondis.
ra- = a human. Kís = a guide or lantern. meaning: the guide.
ra-nDís = a Rondissian.
mi-Líp-in = millipin, the national bird of Rondis.
mi- = a bird. Líp = something colorful, bright.
Someone named for this bird would be Milípä, which is a common name in Rondis.

The vowel of the classifier changes from A to O or from I to U when referring to a collectivity:
ra-nDís = a Rondissian.
ro-nDís-i = the group of Rondissians, i.e., the kingdom of Rondis (officially Rodísi).
mi-Líp-in = a millipin bird.
mu-Líp-i = a flock of millipins.
ro-Lándr-i = the group of singers.
ro-Rán-i = a royal house or lineage.
Note that the suffix -i is added to any collective noun.

a- / o- = a place.
da- / do- = a container, box.
di- / du- = a man.
ga- / go- = a small object.
ka- / ko- = a land formation.
la- / lo- = a road or path; a string; anything long and threadlike.
mi- / mu- = a bird
pa- / po- = a woman.
ra- / ro- = a human.
sa- / so- = a mammal (not human).
sha- / sho- = an abstract noun.

Possessives insert -sh- between the classifier and the root:
ra-sh-Dís = of a Rondissian
ro-sh-Dís-i = of Rondis.
sa-sh-Dít-ä = of Sadita
sa-sh-Dít-in = of a bear.
ka-sh-Némr-e = of the Kanemara mountain range.

Plurals (not collectives) repeat the classifier.
ra-ra-nDís = [several] Rondissians [not necessarily together]
sa-sa-nDít-in = [a few] bears, as opposed to
so-nDít-i = [a group of] bears.
Irregularity:
a-Néb = a market-town.
a-ra-Néb = market-towns. But where there is a nasalization:
a-nKík = a place.
a-na-nKík = places.
The possessive is always introduced after the first instance of the classifier:
ra-sh-ra-nDís = of [several] Rondissians.
a-sh-a-nKík = of places.
Sashsánditin Shalándya = The Song of the Bears.
Roshdísi Dishdiránya Sholándi = Collection of Songs about the Kings of Rondis.

Roots.
* bíg = to catch, entrap. daBígr = the house of Darbingray.
* dág = a swan. miDág-in = a swan. Mishmindágin Akórya, the Sea [or Lake] of Swans.
* dís = a Rondissian. raDís = a Rondissian.
* dít. = a giant. saDít-in = a bear.
* kík = a defense. aKík = a fortress.
* kís = [something that shows the way?] raKís = a guide. gaKís = a lantern. aKís = guidepost
* kór = a sea, large body of water. laKórä = name of a major river. aKór = sea.
* kúl = root of the name roKúlä.
* lád = to sing. ládr [from * lád] = a singer shaLád = a song. shoLádi = collection of songs.
* líp = something colorful or bright.
* néb = to surround in a ring-formation. gaNéb = a ring. némr [from * néb] = the Kanemara mountain range. aNéb = a [circular] marketplace or market-town.
* nór = [a city?]. aNór = a city. [tár-aNórä = the gateway city, Taranor].
* núk = . miNúk = a dragon (classified as a bird, note).
* rán = royal, royalty, monarch. paRán = queen. diRán = king. dishRánya = of the King.
* sék = a pile. kaSék = a mountain.
* tár = entryway, door, entrance. aTár = a port [whence the place-name anTárä; alternatively known as Ethkábarä Antárya; Drache is known as Drékirä Antárya]. Tár is often used as an adjective.

KINGS OF RONDIS
Ránganébä / Ranganeba [the royal ring] (1946-1973)
Minúkä / Minunka
Lípakórä [the bright sea] / Lipankora
Sadítä Lípashkórä / Sandita
Ránatárä Sashdítä [the royal gate] / Ranantara
Akíkä Ránashtárä / Ankika (1973-1996), father of Prince Sadítä Ashkíkä, murdered in 1996.
Rakísä Ránashtárä / Rankisa (1996-present), brother of Akíkä.

LIMBRI

Vowels
a - as in hot.
á - as in hat.
e - as in pet.
é - as in date.
i - as in pin.
í - as in seen.
o - as in cup.
ó - as in boat.
u - as in book.
ú - as in toot.