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Idzítsilzexaíian Language

Within central Egoni, this is the main language and is considered the primary language of the continent. Subset languages exist such as Ûvør̀øian Language. It's considered one of the hardest languages to learn, but when spoken, it sounds like music.   Myths herald that this language is a combination of an ancient human language that was adapted to Dragios languages, and this is why it has such a musical nature. Some of the tonal rules seem to indicate Dragios origin since no known human language holds such complexity with tones. Some prior myths posit that the rules are for those with multi-layered vocal chords since throat-singers often find it easier to sing some of the ancient texts, many of which held even more complex tonal harmonies. Scholars view this as evidence that Dragios had several layers of vocal chords, and likely sung in chordal harmony in their languages. To alter a human language in an attempt to bridge the gap between Dragion and human is a common part of the Kakia myth. Ancient documents, many of which were damaged during the Silence, point to Kakia being able to speak both human and Dragios, where they were two in one.   The language is a tonal language, where its vowels are high, mid, or low depending on the following rules:
  1. Assign high to all syllables.
  2. If first letter is a vowel change to mid, but if it is a consonant of any class keep as high.
  3. If middle syllable holds any consonant in the L or N class, change vowel to a mid.
  4. If middle syllable holds any consonant in the C class, change vowel to a low.
  5. If final syllable holds L or N class, change vowel to a mid.
  6. If final syllable holds any consonant in the C class, change vowel to low.
 

Natively known as: Idzítsilzexaí /iˈʣɪʦiˌɮeχaɪ/

 

Grammar

  Main word order: Subject Verb Object (Prepositional phrase). “Mary opened the door with a key” turns into Mary opened the door with a key.
Adjective order: Adjectives are positioned before the noun.
Adposition: prepositions
      There are 14 noun classes, and multiple classifiers.
  • Nominative: subject
  • Accusative: object
  • Orientative: toward-away
  • Casual: because-of
  • Absessive: lack-of
  • Temporal: of-a-time
  • Genitive: belonging-to
  • Ablative: from-outside
  • Elative: from-inside
  • Translative: turned-into
  • Inessive: in-of
  • Comitative: along-with
  • Instructive: by-means-of
  • Comparative: compare-with
   
HighanimateMediumanimateMediumlowanimateLowanimateInanimate
Nominative Suffix -im
qötseq̆zölzim /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzim/
Suffix -ɯʣ
qötseq̆zölzüdz /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɯʣ/
Suffix -ɘɯg
qötseq̆zölzéüg /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɘɯg/
Suffix -ɯx
qötseq̆zölzük̄ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɯx/
Suffix -ɘn
qötseq̆zölzén /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘn/
Accusative Suffix -ɛt
qötseq̆zölzít /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɛt/
Suffix -ɜiɴ
qötseq̆zölzëin̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɜiɴ/
Suffix -ɪm
qötseq̆zölzïm /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪm/
Suffix -ɘʌk
qötseq̆zölzéök /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘʌk/
Suffix -ɜs
qötseq̆zölzës /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɜs/
Orientative Suffix -ɤg
qötseq̆zölzóg /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɤg/
Suffix -ɜɯv
qötseq̆zölzëüž /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɜɯʑ/
Suffix -äʥ
qötseq̆zölzäd̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzäʥ/
Suffix -ɛʣ
qötseq̆zölzídz /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɛʣ/
Suffix -ʌʦ
qötseq̆zölzöts /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzʌʦ/
Casual Suffix -ɯv
qötseq̆zölzüž /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɯʑ/
Suffix -ɤv
qötseq̆zölzóž /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɤʑ/
Suffix -et
qötseq̆zölzet /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzet/
Suffix -eɛx
qötseq̆zölzeík̄ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzeɛx/
Suffix -iat
qötseq̆zölziat /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬziat/
Absessive Suffix -iɛk
qötseq̆zölziík /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬziɛk/
Suffix -ɘɴ
qötseq̆zölzén̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘɴ/
Suffix -ɜk
qötseq̆zölzëk /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɜk/
Suffix -aʁ
qötseq̆zölzaq̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzaʁ/
Suffix -ɪɴ
qötseq̆zölzïn̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪɴ/
Temporal Suffix -ät
qötseq̆zölzät /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzät/
Suffix -ɑg
qötseq̆zölzág /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɑg/
Suffix -aʌv
qötseq̆zölzaöž /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzaʌʑ/
Suffix -ɛʌv
qötseq̆zölzíöž /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɛʌʑ/
Suffix -ʌl
qötseq̆zölzöl /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzʌl/
Genitive Suffix -eg
qötseq̆zölzej /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzej/
Suffix -ɘʁ
qötseq̆zölzéq̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘʁ/
Suffix -ies
qötseq̆zölzies /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzies/
Suffix -äk
qötseq̆zölzäk /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzäk/
Suffix -iʣ
qötseq̆zölzidz /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌziʣ/
Ablative Suffix -ɪɯg
qötseq̆zölzïüg /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪɯg/
Suffix -ʌg
qötseq̆zölzög /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzʌg/
Suffix -ɜɯn
qötseq̆zölzëün /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɜɯn/
Suffix -ak
qötseq̆zölzak /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzak/
Suffix -ɪen
qötseq̆zölzïen /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪen/
Elative Suffix -ieʦ
qötseq̆zölziets /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzieʦ/
Suffix -ɯg
qötseq̆zölzüg /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɯg/
Suffix -ɪɛʦ
qötseq̆zölzïíts /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪɛʦ/
Suffix -ɛʁ
qötseq̆zölzíq̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɛʁ/
Suffix -ian
qötseq̆zölzian /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzian/
Translative Suffix -ɪk
qötseq̆zölzïk /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪk/
Suffix -es
qötseq̆zölzes /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzes/
Suffix -eʁ
qötseq̆zölzeq̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzeʁ/
Suffix -as
qötseq̆zölzas /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzas/
Suffix -ɤt
qötseq̆zölzót /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɤt/
Inessive Suffix -ʌk
qötseq̆zölzök /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzʌk/
Suffix -iv
qötseq̆zölziz̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌziʑ/
Suffix -ɪɛχ
qötseq̆zölzïíqz /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪɛχ/
Suffix -ɪx
qötseq̆zölzïk̄ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪx/
Suffix -iev
qötseq̆zölziež /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzieʑ/
Comitative Suffix -ɤʦ
qötseq̆zölzóts /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɤʦ/
Suffix -äg
qötseq̆zölzäj /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzäj/
Suffix -ɪʁ
qötseq̆zölzïq̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪʁ/
Suffix -it
qötseq̆zölzit /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzit/
Suffix -ɪs
qötseq̆zölzïs /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪs/
Instructive Suffix -ɤk
qötseq̆zölzók /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɤk/
Suffix -ɑʦ
qötseq̆zölzáts /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɑʦ/
Suffix -ɪev
qötseq̆zölzïež /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪeʑ/
Suffix -äʌv
qötseq̆zölzäöž /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzäʌʑ/
Suffix -ʌs
qötseq̆zölzös /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzʌs/
Comparative Suffix -ɪɯg
qötseq̆zölzïüg /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪɯg/
Suffix -äχ
qötseq̆zölzäqz /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzäχ/
Suffix -ɜt
qötseq̆zölzët /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɜt/
Suffix -iag
qötseq̆zölziaj /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌziaj/
Suffix -ieχ
qötseq̆zölzieqz /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzieχ/
  The plurality of the verb is added AFTER the noun class inflection.
   
SingularDualPlural
Nominative Suffix -ʌk
qötseq̆zölzök /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzʌk/
Suffix -ek
qötseq̆zölzek /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzek/
Suffix -ʌs
qötseq̆zölzös /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzʌs/
Accusative Suffix -ax
qötseԛˇzölzak̄ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzax/
Suffix -iʁ
qötseq̆zölziq̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌziʁ/
Suffix -aʣ
qötseq̆zölzadz /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzaʣ/
Orientative Suffix -ɛʁ
qötseԛˇzölzíq̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɛʁ/
Suffix -ɤv
qötseq̆zölzóž /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɤʑ/
Suffix -ɜv
qötseq̆zölzëž /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɜʑ/
Casual Suffix -ät
qötseԛˇzölzät /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzät/
Suffix -ien
qötseq̆zölzien /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzien/
Suffix -ak
qötseq̆zölzak /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzak/
Absessive Suffix -ɛʁ
qötseԛˇzölzíq̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɛʁ/
Suffix -ɜs
qötseq̆zölzës /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɜs/
Suffix -iv
qötseq̆zölziž /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬziʑ/
Temporal Suffix -ɘt
qötseԛˇzölzét /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘt/
Suffix -ɯt
qötseq̆zölzüt /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɯt/
Suffix -iʦ
qötseq̆zölzits /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬziʦ/
Genitive Suffix -ɪt
qötseԛˇzölzït /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪt/
Suffix -ev
qötseq̆zölzež /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzeʑ/
Suffix -ɪx
qötseq̆zölzïk̄ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪx/
Ablative Suffix -ɪm
qötseԛˇzölzïm /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪm/
Suffix -ɛs
qötseԛˇzölzís /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɛs/
Suffix -is
qötseq̆zölzis /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzis/
Elative Suffix -ɪk
qötseԛˇzölzïk /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɪk/
Suffix -ɪn
qötseq̆zölzïn /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɪn/
Suffix -ɘs
qötseq̆zölzés /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘs/
Translative Suffix -ix
qötseԛˇzölzik̄ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzix/
Suffix -ʌʥ
qötseq̆zölzöd̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzʌʥ/
Suffix -ɯʦ
qötseq̆zölzüts /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɯʦ/
Inessive Suffix -ɑn
qötseԛˇzölzán /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɑn/
Suffix -eʨ
qötseԛˇzölzet̆ /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzeʨ/
Suffix -ɤt
qötseq̆zölzót /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɤt/
Comitative Suffix -am
qötseԛˇzölzam /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzam/
Suffix -äg
qötseԛˇzölzäj /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzäj/
Suffix -ɜn
qötseq̆zölzën /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɜn/
Instructive Suffix -at
qötseԛˇzölzat /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzat/
Suffix -ɤk
qötseԛ֘zölzók /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɤk/
Suffix -ɑʁ
qötseq̆zölzáq̆ /qʌˈʦeʁzʌɬˌzɑʁ/
Comparative Suffix -ɛv
qötseԛˇzölzíž /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɛʑ/
Suffix -ɤʦ
qötseԛˇzölzóts /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɤʦ/
Suffix -ɘn
qötseq̆zölzén /ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɘn/
  Pronouns rely on the animacy aspect. There is no actual male, female, or neuter pronouns. Human beings are in the HighAnimate category and all have the same pronouns. Non-human sentient life are either in the HighAnimate or MediumAnimate category. Non-sentient animals are MediumAnimate and sometimes MediumLow Animate. Plants and insects are generally LowAnimate. All non-living objects are inanimate.
   
SingularDualPlural
Highanimate If ends with vowel: Suffix -k
Else: Suffix -i
If ends with vowel: Suffix -t
Else: Suffix -ɪ
Prefix tɑ-
Mediumanimate If ends with vowel: Suffix -ʦ
Else: Suffix -a
If ends with vowel: Suffix -ɢ
Else: Suffix -ɤ
Prefix qɪ-
Mediumlowanimate Prefix vɘ- Prefix vɪ- Prefix kɪ-
Lowanimate Prefix ma- Prefix ɢɯ- Prefix χɤ-
Inanimate If ends with vowel: Suffix -χ
Else: Suffix -ɪ
Prefix χä- If ends with vowel: Suffix -g
Else: Suffix -ɪ

Writing System

Spelling rules:    

PronunciationSpelling
a a
ɑ
b b
d d
p p
f f
ʣ dz
ʥ
e e
ɘ
ɜ
t t
m m
n n
s s
ʑ
ʨ
ʦ ts
ɛ
ɤ
i i
ɪ
g g
ɢ gs
ɕ
ɴ
ɣ
k k
ɬ l
ɮ lz
ŋ
q q
r r
ʁ
o o
u u
ɯ
ʌ
x
χ qz
z z

Phonology

Spelling & Phonology

  Consonant inventory: b d g k m n p q s t v x z ŋ ɕ ɢ ɣ ɬ ɮ ɴ ʁ ʑ ʣ ʥ ʦ ʨ χ    
↓Manner/Place→BilabialLabiodentalAlveolarAlveolo-palatalVelarUvular
Nasal m n ŋ ɴ
Stop b p t d k g q ɢ
Affricate ʦ ʣ ʨ ʥ
Fricative v s z ɕ ʑ x ɣ χ ʁ
Lateral fricative ɬ ɮ
  Vowel inventory: a ä e i ɑ ɘ ɛ ɜ ɤ ɪ ɯ ʌ    
FrontCentralBack
High i ɯ
Near-high ɪ
High-mid e ɘ ɤ
Low-mid ɛ ɜ ʌ
Low a ɑ

Stress pattern: No fixed stress, see tonal stress above.   Sound changes (in order of application):  
  • g → j / [+front]_
  • v → ʑ
  • ʑ → p / _s
  • [+labial] → b / m_
  • ɕ → h / V_V
  • t → ʦ / _V
  • f → ɕ

Morphology

Derivational morphology

 
  • Adjective → adverb = If ends with vowel: Suffix -ʥ Else: Suffix -ä
  • Adjective → noun (the quality of being [adj]) = Prefix zɜ-
  • Adjective → verb (to make something [adj]) = Suffix -ɜq
  • Noun → adjective (having the quality of [noun]) = Prefix tɑ-
  • Noun → adjective relating to noun (e.g. economy → economic) = Suffix -ɪg
  • Noun to verb = If ends with vowel: Suffix -n
    Else: Suffix -ɪ
  • Verb → adjective (result of doing [verb]) = If ends with vowel: Suffix -ʨ
    Else: Suffix -i
  • Tending to = Suffix -at
  • Verb → noun (the act of [verb]) = Prefix ʣɘ-
  • Verb → noun that verb produces (e.g. know → knowledge) = If ends with vowel: Suffix -k
    Else: Suffix -ɯ
  • One who [verb]s (e.g. paint → painter) = Suffix -äk
  • Place of (e.g. wine → winery) = Suffix -ɪt
  • Diminutive = If ends with vowel: Suffix -iχ
  • Augmentative = Suffix -ɯt
  • Noun → verb (to create [noun]) = If ends with vowel: Suffix -v
    Else: Suffix -ʌ
  • Verb → adjective (likely to do [verb]) = Suffix -ɪq

Syntax

Main word order: Subject Verb Object (Prepositional phrase).   Example:
The cat climbed the small tree.
Sentence: Qötseq̆zölzüdz | lažqüïṽtsein̄ | zisïha | dzátq̆óïma|
Pronunciation: ˈqʌʦeʁˌzʌɬzɯʣ/ | / ˈɬaʑqɯˌɪɕʦeiŋ / | /ziˈsɪha/| /ˈʣɑtʁɤɪma/|

Qötseq̆zölz = cat
-üdz- = nominative medium animate noun class
-ök = singular medium animate class

lažqüïṽts = Climb
-eiŋ = past conjugation affix for medium animate class

zisïha = small
dzátq̆ó = tree -ïm = medium animate accusative noun class
-a = singular medium animate

Vocabulary

Numbers

  Idzítsilzexaíian has a base-10 number system:   1 - ikïhöz
2 - öq̆q̆ka
3 - öqzže
4 - ósüenka
5 - sïlzäékä
6 - žed̆v̆íž
7 - gsösë
8 - žóqakó
9 - k̄ütğök
10 - ïmüpsáhí
Hundred - ilzaüv̆tsïqz
Thousand - ëkópö

Phonetics

Phonemes

   
  • C= t k g q ɢ m n ŋ ɴ ʦ ʣ ʨ ʥ s z
  • L = ɕ ʑ ɬ ɮ x ɣ χ ʁ b p d
  • N = t k v n q z s χ ʁ
  • V = ɪ i e a ɑ ɘ ɤ ɯ ʌ ɜ ä ɛ
  • Phoneme combinations in sets of S and T:
  • S = CV VC VLV CVN VCV LVC
  • T = LVN NVL VN VLV VNV LVN NV LV
From the above phonemes, the language creates words from the following word patterns:  
  • ST
  • TT
  • SS
  • TS
  • SST
  • STT
  • TST
  • TTS
  • pronoun = VV, SS, or TT
  • determiner = V or S
Affixes are applied with the following rules (there are exceptions to these rules however):
  • -VC
  • CV-
  • -VN
  • NV-
  • IF V# THEN -N ELSE -VIF V# THEN -C ELSE -V
Illegal combinations:
  • ʦʣ
  • ʨʥ
  • ʣʨ
  • ʥts
  • kg
  • gk
  • kq
  • kd
  • kp
  • kb
  • bq
  • bp
  • bd
  • pb
  • pb
  • pq

Tenses

Verbs inflection relies on the animacy aspect. Conjugation for this aspect is as follows (the suffix added on to the end of the verb AFTER all other affixes are added).
   
PastPresentPrefectImperfectFutureFarfuture
Highanimate Suffix -ɛŋ
átsitsín̄ /ˈɑʦiʦɛŋ/
Suffix -ɪz
átsitsïz /ˈɑʦiʦɪz/
Suffix -eɪʨ
átsitseït̆ /ˈɑʦiˌʦeɪʨ/
Suffix -äɛz
átsitsäíz /ˈɑʦiˌʦäɛz/
Suffix -ɑɛʑ
átsitsáíž /ˈɑʦiˌʦɑɛʑ/
Suffix -äʌʨ
átsitsäöt̆ /ɑˈʦiʦäˌʌʨ/
Mediumanimate Suffix -eiŋ
átsitsein̄ /ˈɑʦiˌʦeiŋ/
Suffix -ɑŋ
átsitsán̄ /ˈɑʦiʦɑŋ/
Suffix -ʌŋ
átsitsön̄ /ˈɑʦiʦʌŋ/
Suffix -eiʑ
átsitseiž /ɑˈʦiʦeˌiʑ/
Suffix -ɑʨ
átsitsát̆ /ɑˈʦiʦɑʨ/
Suffix -ɤʨ
átsitsót̆ /ˈɑʦiʦɤʨ/
Mediumlowanimate Suffix -ɑz
átsitsáz /ˈɑʦiʦɑz/
Suffix -ɘʑ
átsitséž /ˈɑʦiʦɘʑ/
Suffix -ɪez
átsitsïez /ɑˈʦiʦɪˌez/
Suffix -eiŋ
átsitsein̄ /ˈɑʦiˌʦeiŋ/
Suffix -ɯʑ
átsitsüž /ˈɑʦiʦɯʑ/
Suffix -ɘʌŋ
átsitséön̄ /ɑˈʦiʦɘˌʌŋ/
Lowanimate Suffix -ɘɢ
átsitségs /ˈɑʦiʦɘɢ/
Suffix -ɪɢ
átsitsïgs /ˈɑʦiʦɪɢ/
Suffix -ɛaɢ
átsitsíags /ɑˈʦiʦɛˌaɢ/
Suffix -aiɢ
átsitsaigs /ˈɑʦiˌʦaiɢ/
Suffix -ʌq
átsitsöq /ɑˈʦiʦʌq/
Suffix -ɤq
átsitsóq /ˈɑʦiʦɤq/
Inanimate Suffix -ɪq
átsitsïq /ˈɑʦiʦɪq/
Suffix -äq
átsitsäq /ɑˈʦiʦäq/
Suffix -ɪɛq
átsitsïíq /ɑˈʦiʦɪˌɛq/
Suffix -ieq
átsitsieq /ˈɑʦiˌʦieq/
Suffix -äɤɢ
átsitsäógs /ɑˈʦiʦäˌɤɢ/
Suffix -ɜɢ
átsitsëgs /ɑˈʦiʦɜɢ/

Adjective Order

Color --> Shape --> Superlative --> Misc

Dictionary

4343 Words.
Common Unisex Names
  • Itsatsevio // meaning 'possible void'
  • Qavgíx /ˈqavgɪχ/
  • Gezídz /ˈgezɪʣ/
  • Ídábatseq /ˈɪdɑˌbaʦeq/
  • Ğistsötsioqá /ɣisˈʦʌʦɤˌqɑ/
  • Ékaödio /ˈɘkaˌʌdɤ/
  • Üviq̆ik /ˈɯviʁik/
  • Aüqği
  • Küďü/ / short-hand for Küďüipöğíbö /kɯʥ ˈɯi ˈɯpʌˌɣɪbʌ/, meaning 'child who sees'
  • Tsékzálüd̆ /ˈʦɘkzɑɬ'ɯʥ/ / meaning 'water child'
  • Itlzéslitsküd̆ /itˈɮɘsɬiʦˈkɯʥ/ / meaning 'catastrophe child'
  • Ziovílio / / meaning 'story of music'
  • Siqkí / / meaning 'universe'
  • Atq̆ioik / / meaning one who hears
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