Kandia

Generally Speaking, Letters Are Not Silent In Kandia And Each Letter Only Makes One Sound   Incomplete Phonology…
A: Similar to a in father, NEVER a in sat
B: As in boy
C: Always hard as k in cat, never soft as in cellar, cello, or social.
D: as in dog
E: As e in pet, NEVER e in enough
F: as in staff, fatigue or philanthropy
G: Always hard as g in good, never soft as g in gem.
H: as in hello
I: Similar to i in machine, NEVER i in sit
J: as in June or Jon
⟨K⟩ is a letter coming from Original Kandia/English but is seldom used in the present era and is generally replaced by C unless in using Ancestral Naming Conventions For Ceremonial Reasons
L: as in lady or loss
M: As m in man
N: As n In Man
O: Similar to o in open or holy, NEVER o in some
P: As p in spy, never aspirated
Q: Similar to qu in quick, never as qu in antique.
R: As r in Italian and several Romance languages.
S: As s in say, never as s in rise or measure.
T: As t in stay, never as t in nation.
TH: th as in thing, never as in that or thyme.
U: Similar to u in true, NEVER u in hut
V: as v in vine.
W: as in wind.
X: as x in English axe, never as x in example.
Y:: as y in yellow, never as y in day. (Y as in any is borrowed from Western Kandia Longia like Entwi or Bumblum)
Z: As in zoom, never as in pizza

Suffixes And Prefexes:

-ain = Suffix for metals (Artusain - Origin Metal, Farain - Iron, Coprain - copper)   -ar = Suffix Meaning “Person Of” or even “Leader Of” In A Societal Sense. (The Kandar Is The Emperor Of Kanda, A Gumar is someone presides over a Gume (60 Acres of Land) and Pagnaria are people who are fighting)   -ci = Feminine Suffix Meaning “From” (Elbatinci Is A Woman “From Elbatin.” Venaraci is A Woman "From Venara")   -ia = Catch All Societal Suffix Covering Plurality, Possession, Adjectivity Or A Few Social Permutations Depending on Context. (Daroba Are Barbarians While Behavior That is Darobia Is Barbaric. A Leconis Is A Single Soldier Whereas Leconia Are Soldiers. Mata Is “Harvest” but Matia is “Harvests,” Mato Is “Harvest” as a verb and Matio is “Harvesting,” Finally, "Domitia" means "Domita's" or "Belonging To Domita")   -imos = Suffix For Coin If Needed (Nabulimos = A Fogger; Coprainimos = A Copper Coin)   -io = Adds "Ing" To The End Of A Verb   -ius = Masculine Suffix Meaning “From” (Capedonius Is A Man “From Capedon.” Venarius Is A Man “From Venara”)   -o = Makes a verb if not already   -oa = Makes a word into an Adverb   -(o)du = Suffix changing tense of things to past   No- : North Prefix (Archaic Term)
So- : South Prefix (Archaic Term)
Wa- : West Prefix (Archaic Term)
I- : East Prefix (Archaic Term)        

The Very Basics: (Very Short And/Or Ubiquitous Words That Might Be Difficult To Look Up!)

Aga = I / Me / Myself
Agabau = I've
Ai = They / Them
Aia = Their
Anem = For
As = Is
Asim = I'm
At = To   Bat = But   Calis = What
Cam = With / Together
Cando = Because
Cat = That
Cim = How
Coca = Too / Also
Cod = It
Codas = It's
Cum = Just / Exactly / Precisely / Only / Exclusively   Da = About
Danic = Until
Do = Of   Ebi = There / Then / Therein
Ecuo = Would
Edo = Go / Walk / Ride / Sail / Pass / March
Eno = Like
Enta = Ahead / Before
Enus = Each
Esis = Be
Et = And
Etsu = Although
Ex = From / Out Of   Fec = Do / Cause / Act
Fecon = Don't
Fera = Almost / Nearly / About   Hebau = Have / Accept / Hold / Keep / Take / Possess
Huc = This
Hucia = These   Ila = He / Him
Ilia = His
Ina = She / Her
Inia = Hers
Itam = Again
Ite = So / Thus / Consequently
Itur = Between / Amongst / Amidst
Iven = Even   Jim = Already   Loc = Put Locon = Place   Mai = My / Mine   Nam = If / Whether
No = No
Non = Not
Nos = Us / We
Nosia = Our
Nun = Now   On = In, On, At, Upon, Into,
One = Together / Simultaneously
Opin = Ago
Ot = Out   Par = Through / By
Piter = Along / With
Pos = Can
Posat = Could
Potas = Cannot
Pris = Before / Previously   Quan = Than
Que = Who
Qui = Any
Quo = Which   Sen = Are
Sid = Yet / Still
Sim = Am
Solun = Only / Exclusively
Sui = Self / Oneself
Sultam = At Least / Even / Anyhow
Sur = Up
Sus = Own / Proper / Personal / Individual   Ta = The
Tu = You / Your
Tuia = Yours
Tusui = Yourself   Uba = When
Ulta = Above / Over / Atop / Upon
Uma = Ever
Umna = All / Everyone / Everything / Everybody
Una = A / An
Unalter = Another
Undu = During / Through / In
Usat = Was
Ut = As
Uter = Either   Vel = Will
Vil = Or          

Numbers:

Uns = One
Dua = Two
Tras = Three
Quata = Four
Cinca = Five
Sax = Six
Sep = Seven
Octa = Eight
Novan = Nine
Decan = Ten
Nilla = Zero        

Animals:

Ganes = Dog
Falisa = Cat
Pulosa = Chicken / Fowl
Galosa = Rooster / Cock
Inata = Duck
Gapra = Goat
Uvesa = Sheep
Bovesa = Cow / Cattle
Bovesana = Bull / Ox
Ecis = Horse
Cilus = Donkey
Malus = Mule
Lepa = Rabbit / Hare          

Time:

Arula = Morning / Dawn
Arulia = Early
Di = Day
Hodi = Today
Medidi = Midday / Noon
Jenta = Afternoon
Vespa = Evening / Dusk
Vespia = Late
Temeda = Night
Medimeda = Midnight      

Food:

Pandum = Breakfast
Gusta = Snack
Marena = Lunch
Thi Aita = Tea Time
Gana = Dinner
Baleri = Dessert
Suba = Supper / Late Night Meal