Language Name | Iltârer |
Language Author | Tom Little (Sêsâmân) |
Year Began | 2000 |
Site | Iltârer |
Broken Link | No |
Site Language | English |
Site Author | Tom Little (Sêsâmân) |
Language Type | fictional language |
Uniqueness | Iltârer is the language of the Iltâr, one of the Thekashi peoples. There are two forms of the language, but the southern form is not currently documented. There were some interactions with other Thekashi languages, but the influence on Iltârer has been minimal. |
Language Sources | none |
Design Principles | The language is intended to embody a suite of alien metaphysical and spiritual concepts, as well as a penchant for metaphorical expression. |
Interest Of Others | The verbal system is unlike anything found elsewhere; the use of personal pronouns is also quite unconventional. May be of interest to others thinking of pushing the limits of the semantic categories underlying languages. |
Conculture Noun Phrase | the Iltâr |
Quotation | Thi Chentirath, ârsilâ essi sâñchiasil. |
Explanation | PREP N-ref.sing. V-viv.vol.3 PP-3.abs.coll. N-abs.coll. |
Translation | In Hendir, there are no horses. |
Dictionary | Yes |
Etymologies | No |
Grammar | Yes |
Sample Texts | Yes |
Unique Script | Yes |
Primer | No |
Babel Text | No |
Lexicon Size | 284 |
Submitted By | Dean Easton |
Date Submitted | Wednesday, February 11, 2004 |
Updated By | Tom Little |
Date Edited | Thursday, December 23, 2004 |
Description Of Update | new URL, lexicon size, and a little more background provided |
Date To Headline | Saturday, January 08, 2005 |