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- http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakro
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Nuirn, semi-constructed, semi-pidgin language based on English, Swedish, and German
[edit]| Translation | Phrase | IPA | Pronunciation | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nuirn | Núirn | /nu:rɘn/ | (NOO-ren) | |
| hello | g'hei | gɘ,xɛɪ | (guh-HAY) | |
| good-bye | til ath véirde | tilɘ ve:rdɘ | (tilla VAIRda) | |
| please | sy sá gódt | /si: sɔ: gʊt/ | (see soh gutt) | |
| thank you | þac | /θɑk/ | (thock) | |
| that one | þarna | /θɑʁnɘ/ | (THAR-nuh) | |
| how much? | hvotna | /'ʍɔt,nɘ/ | (HWOT-nuh) | |
| English | Ensk | /enst/ | (enst) | |
| yes | ja | /jɑ/ | (yay) | |
| no | ecki | /ekɪ/ | (ekki) | |
| Where is the bathroom? | Adoy sy ath bung þurl? | /ɑ'dɔɪ si: ɘ bʌŋ 'θʊʁɘl/ | (uh-DOY see a bung-THURrel) | |
| generic toast | Scál | /skɔl/ | (skole) | |
| Do you speak English? | En tælis þú at enske tal? | /ɛn 'tælɪʃ ðʉ: ɘt 'enstɘ tɑl/ | (En TAL-ish dhoo ut ensta tal?) |
Strifinn an Nørrene Uìnd 'gan Sólan, ym-b'hvilce yr an starcasta, ma'ar cuèmm faranda ynne còta uàrma ycleiþinn. Vadainney sóm æ, sóm gierde farandan ath førtaga an còta-sa, þet'n hettes starcara als elleren.
Atum blása an Nørrene Uìnd also saor sóm cyþean, men sá myckene blásathan, an meir proisèinder halda an faranda an còta-sa ynneirse, yn vinge sóm vinge øfvergaf an Nørrene Uìnd an profaidh-sa.
Atum scín an t-Sól go uàrmas, yn snebbes fortág an faranda an còta-sa. Yn sá-deles þuìngeas an Nørrene Uìnd ath cenne, sóm fydd an t-Sól starcastan.
/'striː,vn ə 'nør,ənə wɪnd gɘn su:lɘn, ɪm 'θʷɪl,kɘɾ ɘ 'stαr,kəstɘ, ma:ɾ kʷɛm 'fa:,ʀɘndɘ ɪnɘ 'ko:,tɘ 'war,m ɘ'kle:,δən. 'va:den,e: sʌm e: sʌm 'jɛɾ,də 'fa:,ʀəndən ɘ fʌɾ'tagɘn 'ko:tɘ,sa, δɛtn hɛtɘs 'stαrkɘ'rɘ als ɛlɘɾɘn.
α:tʊm blɔ:sən nør,ənə wɪnd 'αlt,so sø:r sʌm ,kɪ'θαn, men sɔ 'mɪk ə,nə 'blɔ:sə ,hαn, ə me:r pɾə'ʃendɽ 'hαl,dən 'fa:,ʀəndən 'ko:tə,sə 'inɽsə, ən viŋə sʌm viŋə øvɽ'gav ɘ 'nør,ənə wɪnd ən 'pru:vɪ,sa
α:tʊm ʃi:n ən tso:l gə warməs, ən snebəs fʌr'tɔ:g ən 'fa:,ʀəndən 'ko:tə,sə. ən 'sɔde,lɪz θwɪŋəs a 'nør,ənə wɪnd ə kenə sʌm fɪδ ən tso:l 'stαr,kəstən/
A'r a børghinne, scaup Guþ an t' himill gan an t' eòrdd. Yn fydd an t' eòrdd sem scapu gan viden, yn fy mørcedd pá an uàtnene gesithe. Yn aidde Guþ, "syddeir hliùs"; yn ath hliùs vor é. Yn sauh Guþ ath hliùs, sóm godt fydd é, yn pàirtge Guþ ath hliùs deffrá mørcedd. Yn hette Guþ ath hliùs Dagh; ynnath mørcedd hettean Nacht. Ynnath æften ynnath mørghen, fyddeney ath dagh go æreste.
List
[edit]| No. | English | Nuirn Núirn |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I | ec |
| 2 | you (singular) | þú |
| 3 | he | han (m), hón (f) |
| 4 | we | uì |
| 5 | you (plural) | ì |
| 6 | they | þé |
| 7 | this | þetteir |
| 8 | that | dádair |
| 9 | here | hidre |
| 10 | there | þidre |
| 11 | who | hvé, hvem |
| 12 | what | hvad |
| 13 | where | adoy |
| 14 | when | atum |
| 15 | how | harom |
| 16 | not | éy, ecki, enti |
| 17 | all | (j)alla |
| 18 | many | menge |
| 19 | some | nøy (c), naut (n) |
| 20 | few | fá, enti menge |
| 21 | other | eller (c), elleth (n) |
| 22 | one | (h)aon |
| 23 | two | tuá |
| 24 | three | þrí |
| 25 | four | fiòra |
| 26 | five | féam |
| 27 | big | stór |
| 28 | long | lang |
| 29 | wide | fleathan |
| 30 | thick | tugr |
| 31 | heavy | þung |
| 32 | small | smá |
| 33 | short | smá, laghe |
| 34 | narrow | rett |
| 35 | thin | maighir |
| 36 | woman | dírne |
| 37 | man (adult male) | dreng |
| 38 | man (human being) | man, menst |
| 39 | child | beirn |
| 40 | wife | dírne, fru |
| 41 | husband | dreng, fengdman |
| 42 | mother | mór |
| 43 | father | far |
| 44 | animal | diúr |
| 45 | fish | fisc |
| 46 | bird | fugl |
| 47 | dog | hund |
| 48 | louse | lus |
| 49 | snake | órm |
| 50 | worm | órm, masc |
| 51 | tree | træ |
| 52 | forest | scóg |
| 53 | stick | fuist |
| 54 | fruit | frytte |
| 55 | seed | sæmen, frø |
| 56 | leaf | faoile |
| 57 | root | róta |
| 58 | bark (of a tree) | rinde |
| 59 | flower | blóma |
| 60 | grass | gárs |
| 61 | rope | hièrte |
| 62 | skin | scinne |
| 63 | meat | ceòtt |
| 64 | blood | hreau |
| 65 | bone | beinn |
| 66 | fat (noun) | smør |
| 67 | egg | éy |
| 68 | horn | horn |
| 69 | tail | pistill |
| 70 | feather | feadr |
| 71 | hair | hár (singly), féax (collectively) |
| 72 | head | haubiþ, huda |
| 73 | ear | ausa |
| 74 | eye | auga |
| 75 | nose | nòc |
| 76 | mouth | mundh |
| 77 | tooth | tændh |
| 78 | tongue (organ) | tunga |
| 79 | fingernail | nægel |
| 80 | foot | fót |
| 81 | leg | beinn |
| 82 | knee | cnæ |
| 83 | hand | hand |
| 84 | wing | vinge |
| 85 | belly | beuga |
| 86 | guts | undarlif |
| 87 | neck | hals |
| 88 | back | rucka |
| 89 | breast | pammef |
| 90 | heart | hièrte |
| 91 | liver | icker |
| 92 | to drink | dricce |
| 93 | to eat | éte |
| 94 | to bite | bíte |
| 95 | to suck | sygge |
| 96 | to spit | spiua |
| 97 | to vomit | reicce |
| 98 | to blow | blása |
| 99 | to breathe | anda |
| 100 | to laugh | galaucha |
| 101 | to see | sé |
| 102 | to hear | høre |
| 103 | to know | vete, |
| 104 | to think | hyge |
| 105 | to smell | smía |
| 106 | to fear | sia i tmaor na |
| 107 | to sleep | sófa |
| 108 | to live | life |
| 109 | to die | døye |
| 110 | to kill | slĺa |
| 111 | to fight | strife med |
| 112 | to hunt | jæge |
| 113 | to hit | teile |
| 114 | to cut | tómma |
| 115 | to split | splitte, pàirtge |
| 116 | to stab | sticke |
| 117 | to scratch | euca |
| 118 | to dig | dagga |
| 119 | to swim | suìmme |
| 120 | to fly | flyghe |
| 121 | to walk | anda |
| 122 | to come | comma, vinge |
| 123 | to lie (as in a bed) | lige |
| 124 | to sit | sitte, sette |
| 125 | to stand | sian ag oraidhe |
| 126 | to turn (intransitive) | veirte |
| 127 | to fall | falla |
| 128 | to give | gife |
| 129 | to hold | haldha |
| 130 | to squeeze | presse |
| 131 | to rub | rimme |
| 132 | to wash | þuètte |
| 133 | to wipe | frutta |
| 134 | to pull | dragha |
| 135 | to push | cnapa |
| 136 | to throw | casta |
| 137 | to tie | lige |
| 138 | to sew | siua |
| 139 | to count | recne |
| 140 | to say | aia |
| 141 | to sing | singe |
| 142 | to play | spele |
| 143 | to float | flotta |
| 144 | to flow | strua |
| 145 | to freeze | friusa |
| 146 | to swell | sulgha |
| 147 | sun | sónna |
| 148 | moon | mána |
| 149 | star | stièrne |
| 150 | water | vatn |
| 151 | rain | reghn |
| 152 | river | flymen, á |
| 153 | lake | siey |
| 154 | sea | siey, hagaid |
| 155 | salt | selt |
| 156 | stone | steinn |
| 157 | sand | sand |
| 158 | dust | stoft |
| 159 | earth | iòrdd |
| 160 | cloud | nifl |
| 161 | fog | nifl |
| 162 | sky | himinn |
| 163 | wind | vind |
| 164 | snow | snæ |
| 165 | ice | ís |
| 166 | smoke | røk |
| 167 | fire | téinn, eld |
| 168 | ash | scøre |
| 169 | to burn | brenne |
| 170 | road | gáng, gade, bann |
| 171 | mountain | fièll |
| 172 | red | røde |
| 173 | green | grøn |
| 174 | yellow | gulth |
| 175 | white | hvite |
| 176 | black | sfart, tærn |
| 177 | night | níos, nacht |
| 178 | day | dydd, dag |
| 179 | year | jár |
| 180 | warm | heisse |
| 181 | cold | cault |
| 182 | full | (ge)fylne |
| 183 | new | ný |
| 184 | old | gammal |
| 185 | good | gód |
| 186 | bad | felhilge |
| 187 | rotten | vairthe |
| 188 | dirty | smygge |
| 189 | straight | rett |
| 190 | round | rund |
| 191 | sharp (as a knife) | scarfa |
| 192 | dull (as a knife) | miøc |
| 193 | smooth | glata |
| 194 | wet | damfa |
| 195 | dry | seachtain |
| 196 | correct | rett, próf |
| 197 | near | nær |
| 198 | far | distel |
| 199 | right | høyre |
| 200 | left | fenstre |
| 201 | at | til, a'r |
| 202 | in | i |
| 203 | with | lé, med |
| 204 | and | yn, águs, ách |
| 205 | if | en |
| 206 | because | før þonna, sóm |
| 207 | name | ennym |
Seavus Project Viewer nomination for deletion
[edit]Hi, I saw that you have nominated Seavus project viewer for deletion. You state that is not notable, non-consumer and used for free publicity. Let me inform you that Seavus Project Viewer has been on the market for almost 6 years and has over 2 million active users and clients such as: BMW, Volvo, Michelin, IBM, Revlon... The article's content is not pure advertising because if it was information about users and customers would have been written. Instead, only basic information regarding the software is presented. I would strongly appreciate if you would assist and recommend changes. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 195.189.207.3 (talk) 14:14, 22 October 2009 (UTC)