Adygneth
Sayings attributed to Adygneth origin
"We're sharing the boat."
It seems as though every culture close to a large river or the coast has some version of this idiom, but the versions originating in Adygneth tend to particularly short and to the point.
Both rivers lead to Lake Edisul, although it might be noted that one is both much swifter and more dangerous than the other. These are the modern Taesáf names for the rivers; in Adygneth they were called "Gaennan" and "Mothil".
"Whether by Haennán or Múthil"
"An empty barrel sounds"
Empty barrels can easily be identified by knocking on them. The last word is unknown by now, presumably something like "hollow" or "loud" or "resonant".
Orthography
Vowels: y,ae,e,i,ú,u,o,á Consonants:p,b,t,d,k,m,n,nn,th,ch,h,g,l- ñ > {ɲ}
- th > {θ}
- ch > {ç}
- y > {ɪ}
- ae > {e}
- e > {ε}
- a > {æ}
- i > {ə}
- ú > {ɯ}
- u > {ʌ}
- ó > {o}
- o > {ɔ}
- á > {ɑ}
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