User:Omnislag

Omnislag

Omnislag is a constructed language with various uses of its own words, such as maníçca, slag, na, me, etc. "Omnislag" translates to English as "Every language," mainly because it's derived from every modern language, and, or, language root (E.g. Proto-Indo-European; Sanskrit).

Dictionary

Alphabet

A(á)
B(siba)
C(kena)
Ç(shesa)
D(dje)
E(é)
F(éf)
G(dgé)
H(asha)
I(i [as in "English")
J(yan)
K(ká)
L(ėl)
M(ėm)
N(ėn)
O(ó)
P(pï)
Q(quê)
R(éhê)
S(es)
T(tí)
Ț(thé ["th" as in "the")
U(ú)
V(vé)
W(bivé)
X(íx)
Y(y as in Swedish)
Z(zéna)
Ž(žeza)

Special Characters & Character Combinations

"Á/á" - pronounced as the Spanish "á"
"Ã/ã" - pronounced as the Portuguese "ã"
"Å/å" - pronounced as in Swedish, "oh-a"
"Ä/ä" - pronounced as in Swedish
"Ç/ç" - pronounced "sh," like the Slovenian character "š"
"Ê/ê" - pronounced as the "short e" in English
"É/é" - pronounced as an accented "ê"
"È/è" - pronounced as "é," but spoken with a wider mouth; it should sound more or less like "ei," with a soft 'i'
"Ï/ï" - pronounced as the Spanish "i"
"Í/í" - pronounced as the Spanish "í"<
"Ó/ó" - pronounced as an accented "o" (as in Spanish)
"Ö/ö" - pronounced as in Swedish, "uh"
"R/r" - may be pronounced as in English, Spanish, French, unless at the beginning of a word, or in the 'rr' pairing, then it is pronounced as an English "h"
"Ț/ț" - pronounced "th," as in the English word "the"
"Ü/ü" - pronounced as the English word "you"
"Ž/ž" - pronounced as the Slovenian character "ž"; "zh"

"-ge"/"-gi" ("dge/dgi") - found only at the end, or beginning, of words
"-gh-" - always makes the hard "g" sound
"-de"/"-di" ("dje/dji"/"dê/di") - pronounced "dje/dji" when at the end of the word and can be pronounced "dê/di" or be pronounced "dje/dji" if one would like
"-je-" - pronounced as in French and Portuguese; soft 'j'
"-te-"/"-ti-" - pronounced "ch/chuh"/"chi"
"-tt-" - Hard "t" no matter what
"-nn-" - "n" sound no matter what
"-rr-" - "h" sound as in English
"-nj-" - "ñ"
"-lj-" - "lh"/"gli"
"-ou-" - "oo"
"-au-" - "oh" (as in English)
"-ie-" - "ee-eh"

Pronouns

Subjective

Jo- I
Du- You
Hy- He
Çy- She
It- It
Wy- We
Du-al- You (pl.)
Dey- They

Objective

Mej- Me
Du- You
Him- Him
Hör- Her
It- It
Ös- Us
Dem- Them
Al-du- You (pl.)

Posessive

My- My
Dur- Your
His- His
Hör- Her
Sué- Its
År- Our
Al-dur- Your (pl.)
Deir- Their

Reflective

Mejsó- Myself
Dusó- Yourself
Himsó- Himself
Hörsó- Herself
Suéso- Itself
Ös-al- Ourselves
Du-al- Yourselves
Dem-al- Themselves

Vocabulary

A- to (When speaking of "in relation to"; "To me she is a sister" = "A mej çy ar en irmá")
Å- a small land mass commonly mistaken for an island
Abacis- abacus
Abaiço- underneath; below
Abek- with
Aben- to bring
Ac- (to) act
Aç- to believe; to think (believe)
Aer- air
Aeroprift- ariplane (aer + per + lift)
Afenek- rabbit
Afinik- rabbit
Ag- and
Aia [neg. Jahaia]- have (+ verb)
Aicé [Ai-ké]- also; too
Aja- past tense of "Ar"
Ajut- (to) help
Äje- age
Al- all
Alcol- alcohol
Alera- happy
Aleradan- happiness
Algerhöm- Algerian
Algho- something
Alienät- to alienate
Alieu- another place
Altêja- high; stoned
Aly- ally; alike; similar
Amarelo- yellow
Ambos- both
Amor- to love; love
Ancorã- still
Ante- before
Antitox- liver
Após- then (only when describing a cause and effect scenario)
Áqua- water
Ar- to be
Arbo- tree
Arbok- tree bark
Arbor- tree trimmer/cutter
Arb-arm- tree branch
Arc- to curve; turn
Areola- nipple
Arm- arm
Artêry- artery
Artery- archery
Asist- (to) assist
Asïst- (to) watch
Ass- ass
Ataca- (to) attack
Atre- other
Att- to (when speaking of 'verb' + 'object' to 'noun')
Attenção- attention
Atterra- to land
Attor- now
Attraz- backward
Attsecon- right now
Atualïz- actualize; realize; to take in
Avant- first; to advance
Avo- lawyer
Avogador- lawyer of the state
Avu- forfather
Aqy- here
Baiç- to lower
Baiço- down
Baiçu- abdomen
Bar- bar
Barja- drunk
Bastante- enough
Bastarde- bastard
Bäs- base; tree trunk; floor
Bel- war; fear; captivity; inhumanity; slavery; conquering; (to) conquer; to strike fear
Belero- fog
Belor- warrior; smoke/fog machine
Belge- Belgian
Berj- mound/ mount
Bes- to kiss
Biç- to complain
Biote- biota
Bïça- bitch
Blok- block; defend; guard
Blu- blue
Bols- bag
Bomba- bomb
Botl- bottle
Borg- collective
Bork- dog bark
Bók- mouth
Bök- notebook
Börp- burp
Bös- bus
Bör- (to) bore
Börja- bored
Bre- good
Brena- bad
Brilant- brilliant
Brïnjo- to kid; to joke
Bröo- eyebrow
Cabesa- head
Caçorru- dog
Cai- to fall
Cafí- coffee
Cafí de mattina- breakfast
Cafí de naçïment- breakfast
Cafun- to caress; to run your fingers gently through someone's hair; to pet animals
Caje- cage
Cala- to shut
Calculo- calculator
Cali- to heat
Camís- shirt
Can- to have the ability to
Cant- to sing
Canta- song
Car- Car
Carnivál- carnival
Carnïvál- world-wide celebration (I.e Carnival, Rio de Janeiro)
Cart- map
Caraljo- cock; dick
Caral- to mess around
Carteira- wallet
Caus- cause
Cațedral- cathedral
Cațolic- Catholic
Ceb- curb
Cedurarž [ceb + durarž]- curb stomp
Clitorïs- clitoris
Clyrã [Cl-ei-duh]- to run ones' fingers through hair
Cok- cock; rooster; wang; dick; male chicken
Cok-blok- protective cup for men
Col- to put; to place
Colament- placement; sundown
Colån- cologne
Colór- color
Colón- colon
Colön- colon(body part)
Com- how; like (simile); as (simile)
Comerçál- commercial
Comesa- beginning; start
Comor- ready (complete + hor)
Complete- complete
Compütor- computer
Compra- to buy
Concurabl- agreeable
Conquer- to conquer; (to) yearn; to desire greatly
Cont- to count
Contrå- control
Contról- to control
Copromis- (to) compromise
Cor- heart
Cord- cord
Cordöroï- corduroy
Cord spïnal- spinal cord
Cordelei- courthouse (cort+de+lei)
Cort- short; court
Cortaž- shorts
Corturslag- sentence
Cover- blanket
Covemao- glove
Coviet- to cover
Coviéta- blanket; cover
Crä- a possibly deadly crack; a crack that ended up not being deadly
Créa- a deadly crack
Cren- to crack/pop bones
Crena- crack
Crená- to make a crack
Criar- creator
Cria- to create
Criàja- child
Criàjaslag- baby talk
Crus- cross
Cul- cool; awesome
Cuçína- kitchen
Cysk- doll
Çaf- to explode
Çafa- bomb
Çandeljer- chandelier
Çaràlej- the feeling of not being alone, even though you are
Çarmly- charming
Ças- ugly; worn; old (if said to people, then is translated to "extremely ugly/worn/old," in a bad/malicious way)
Çavê- key
Çär- chair
Çei- full
Çin- shin
Çícara- cup
Çís- across
Çlai- to annoy immensely
Çocolate- chocolate
Çov- to shove; to stuff
Curre- to run
Çyna- China
Çynês- Chinese
Da- to give
Dan- such; so
De- of
Dêdica- to dedicate
Defende- to defend
Defensa- defence
Dêste- from; out of
Deiç- to leave alone
Deir; Țeir- their
Dem; Țem- them
Demasja- too; much
Dem-al- them (pl.)
Demidí- afternoon
Dêmó- thank you
Depós- after
Desblocor- anything that clears a blockage
Dêseje- to wish
Des- wish
Det; Țet- that
Deus- God
Deve- shall; owe; ought; must
Dey- they
Dénte- tooth
Dí- day
Dímon- diamond
Dïfïsïl- difficult
Dig- to dig
Diplomsy- diplomacy
Diplomar- diplomat
Diret- right
Direita- the right of way; legal
Disaid- to decide
Dispüt- to fight verbally
Dol- doll
Dónte- sick; sickness
Dor- pain
Dorm- to sleep
Dorment- asleep; dormant
Döm- dumb
Draiv- to drive
Dryk- to drink
Du- you
Du-al- you (pl.)
Duç- shower
Dupís- two step
Dur- your
Durarž [Duro + marž]- to stomp
Duro- hard; harsh
E- a
En- "an"
Enatro- another
Encont- to encounter; to find
Efét- effect
Egál- equal
Elope- to marry
Elopja- wife; husband
Emostra- (to) emote
Endemo- endemic; indigenous
Endêmo- endemic disease
Enguerra- to engage
Erja- used to be
Escalät- to climb; to escalate; (to) rise
Escür- dark; (to) shade; (to) obscure
Escuja- darkened; shaded; obscured
Esofagos- esophagus
Espér- to wait
Este- East
Eténde- to understand; understanding
Exampl- example
Explod- to explode
Éxí- to exit
Ež- let's
E litl- a bit
E smål- a bit
En ö- a bit; an island
Fá- to speak
Faç- (to) make; to do; (to) fashion
Fal- to speak
Fala- to speak; Speak!; speech; address (speech)
Famo- loud; fame
Fasïl- easy
Fävorit- favorite
Fáu- fake; false; wrong
Fáuóbarjaslag- gibberish
Fáupublik- a republic that is unknowingly slaves to its government
Feç- to close
Fenek- finical; finicky; choosey; a picky person
Finik- finical; finicky; choosey; a picky person
Finjir- finger
Finjir-näl- fingernail
Fïk- to stay
Fïlm- (to) film
Floresta- forest
Fogo- (to) fire
Fond- bottom; base
Fondação- foundation
For- foreward; future
Fora- outside
Forno- oven
Fot- to fight physically
Foto- photo; picture
Fón- phone
För- for; to (only when speaking of location; "Yo gå för țe park")
Föx- fox
Frango- chicken
Främ- frame
Frenç- Unnecessary, but necessary for the sake of being necessary
Frente- front; forward
Frïts- chips
Fugo- (to) fire
Füm- to smoke
Fy- woman
Fylyfy- girly girl; lesbian
Gánge- weed
Gane- income; gain
Gana- to earn; to gain
Gardin- garden
Gas- gasoline
Gat- cat
Gau- gimcrack
Gaudan- gaudy
Gå- to go
Gåtimo- gross person
Gente- people
Gentež- when speaking of a general audience
Gióco- to play
Giela- to freeze
Gielo- cold
Glás- glass
Glob- globe
Global- global
Gorgus- gorgeous
Governo- government
Grande- big; grand
Gret- great; grand
Grus- gross
Guerra- war; conflict
Hab- to have
Hamon- ham
Häng- to hang
Heir- hair
Hem- men
Heret- to inherit
Heretan- hereditary
Him- him
Himsó- himself
Hoj- today
Hom- man
Homosexçual- homosexual
Hor- hour
Hospital- hospital
Hör- her
Hörsó- herself
Hund- dog; hound
Hus- house
Hüman- human
Hy- he
Ideia- idea
Idyot- idiot
In- in
Inalienabl- unalienable
Inamor- boyfriend; girlfriend; significant other
Independent- independent
Indigo- indigo
Inglend- Enland
Ingliç- English
Ingliçhöm- Englishman
Injção [I-nyuh-show]- ignition
Injus- fire
Ink- ink
Inoväção- innovation
Insêm- together
Insïnêrä- to incinerate; to burn; to set something on fire
Insïnêdor- lighter; igniter
Insitut- (to) institute
Insitução- institution
Inteligent- intelligent
Internet- internet
Inquando- while; whilst
Imáje- image
Imbesil- imbecile
Impäçent- impatient
Importante- important
Irmá- sister
Irmó- brother
Italhöm- Italian person
Ï- right there (close to both people)
Ïja- there is; there are
Ïnquau- in which; while
Ja- already
Jacan- could
Jacria- created; made
Jaçei- enough
Jadeve- should
Jahab- had
Jalus- jealous
Jana- doom
Janaja- doomed
Japas- past; passed
Japhöm- Japonese
Jasoum- an annoying sound
Jenta- dinner; to dine
Jerhöm- German
Jér- year
Jurslag- writing; script
La- there (far from both people
Lai- to lay; (to) lay down
Lamp- lamp
Lasanja- lasagna
Lat- aluminum can
Lațo- side
Lav- to wash
Lavoro- to work (only at a high-paying job); high-paying work
Läi- to lay down; to rest
Låta- (to) rest; (to) quit
Låtón- pillow
Lei- law
Leif- leaf
Lembra- to remember
Lembre- to call to mind
Leng- tongue; language
Lern- to learn
Letêm- drinking straw
Lev- to take (someone/something somewhere)
Levante- to raise; raise
Lez- lesbian
Léje- far; far away
Liberan- liberty
Lift- to lift
Liquid- liquid
Litl- little
Litlfy- girl; daughter
Litlman- son
Litlok- pebble
Limp- to limp
Lï- right there (close to the person you're speaking to)
Lïmpa- to clean
Lïter- liter; litre
Loc- place
Locos- wherever
Loje- store; market
Long- long
Lubricant de pó (ludepó)- skin/body lotion
Lus- light
Luá- moon
Ly- like; to like
Lytro- lighter
Lyvre- book
Ma- but
Maconja- weed
Magi- most
Magota- to skip (I.e skip rope)
Mao- hand
Man- boy; kid
Maníçca- to regret; regret; utter regret
Maníçcanaja- to come to terms with something
Mannje- to eat
Mantéin- to maintain
Mar- sea
Marvel- (to) marvel; to amaze; amazing
Marž- to walk
Matre- mother
Mattina- morning
Mácïna- machine
Me- mom
Medisin- medicine
Meio- medium size; device
Men- boys; kids
Menoform- formless
Mentir- to lie; lie
Mentïro- liar
Mer- more
Merda- (to) shit
Mês- month
Midí- noon
Minute- minute
Mïsícs- a person you only need once; not derogatory
Mont- to mount
Montanja- mountain
Mora- to inhabit; to dwel
Morra- hill
Morre- to kill
Morte- death
Mostra- to exhibit; to show
Mov- to move
Movå- (to) brush
Mu- cow
Mú- moo
Müd- to change; to alter
Muit- very
Mund- world
Mundial- world-wide
Myk- much
Mykï- muany
Na- no
Naçï- Christmas
Naçïment- birth; East
Narïs- nose
Näl- nail
Neça- to hang out
Nek- neck
Neghosïät- to negotiate
Neghoçibl- negotiable
Nerv- nerve
Nervos- nervous
Nihílï- nothing; void
Nom- name
Nor- North
Not- note
Note- night
Nuvo- cloud
Nu- nude
Ober- over
Ogír- to hear
Oisou- bird
Om- if
Omni- every
On- on
Oncol- uncle
Onda- wave
Onde- where
Opção- option
Oránge- orange
Organïz- (to) organize
Ossu- bone
Ossufar- ossify
Ova- egg
Oçen- ocean
Ožo- eye
Ož- to look
Oöl- owl
Ó- or
Óeste- West
Önn- one
Önnásó- oneself
Önnattro- one another (Önn + att + enatro)
Ö- island
Öp- up
Öptorsu- chest; upper torso
Pa- dad
Paço- crazy
Pais- country
Pantalï- pants
Panoç-maç- cunt-punch
Papé- paper
Par- (to) pair; (to) couple
Pareç- to look like; to seem
Part- (to) part
Pas- to pass
Pater- father
Päçent- patient
Pår- power
Pé- foot
Pecu- money
Pecunaria- of, or relating to, money
Pedal- to pedal
Pelvik- pelvis
Penne- penis
Pennor- strap-on
Pens- to think (about)
Per- by
Percaude- because
Pergro- danger
Pergros- dangerous
Perna- leg
Perseg- to pursue; pursuit
Person- person
Peso- weight
Pís- to step
Písor- floor; sidewalk
Pïsína- swimming pool
Pjir- toe
Pjir-näl- toenail
Polin- pollen
Polïshöm- cop; policeman
Porte- door
Pó- skin
Pôl- pole
Prai- beach
Praiánu- nude
Prat- plate
Presente- present
Prést- to lend
Prè- close
Prèta- fence
Prinsip- principle
Profund- deep; profound; intellectually intriguing
Prop- to own
Proposição- proposition
Propriedan- property
Propriedor- proprietor; owner; business person
Prov- (to) prove; (to) test; (to) quiz; proof
Pulma- lung
Pumo- ash
Pumy- ashy
Pyp- pipe; smoking pipe
Quand- when
Quarto- bedroom
Quéje- cheese
Quem- who
Quente- hot
Quer- to want
Qúau- which
Quauquer- which ever
Radí- ready
Rá- frog
Real- real
Realy- really
Ré- king
Reá- queen
Recol- to replace
Recorde- (to) record
Reghúl- to regulate; to limit
Regla- rule; regulation
Regulação- regulation; rule; limit
Reje- network; web; net
Remote- remote
Rés- beef
Rést- rest; all; remaining
Rok- rock
Ropa- cloth(es)
Rosto- face
Ru- road
Rurapide- freeway
Rurapide local- highway
RÜ (Redan Ünitja)- United Kingdom
Sal- salt
Sala- public room
Salaja- living room
Sala desper- lobby; waiting room
Sann- truth
Så- so
Säj- to say
Sclavedan- slavery
Scola- school
Scor- 20 years
Scorna- shoe
Scöl- skull
Se(t)- this
Secon- second
Seghur- to secure
Seghuran- security
Sel- cell
Sempla- to shape diverse elements or concepts into a unified whole
Sempladan- esemplastic
Sent- one hundred
Senta- to sit
Sentan- feeling; emotion
Sente- (to) sense; to feel
Sentiment- sentiment
Ser- evening
Setra- certain
Servedan- servitude
Servis- service
Sex- sex; gender
Semá- week
Serïb- brain
Sêmbra- to seem
Sêm- same
Sêp- (to) seperate
Sigharet- cigarette
Sim- (to) swim
Sinister- sinister
Sinístro- left
Sink- kitchen sink
Sivil- civil
Sï- (to) see
Sïde- to kill
Sïn- without
Sjel- sky
Sjelus- skylight
Slag- language
Smål-ar- bush; shrub
Smårgos- sandwich
Småqua- pond; small body of water
Sob- about; under
Soçabl- sociable
Sofógo- smoke that appears under, or inside, fire
Sol- sun
Soly- only; solely
Sona- dream
Sor- south
Socams- undershirt
Socnel- socket; shirt sleeve
Socnelong- long sleeve; long sleeve shirt
Sopantal- underwear
Soropa- under garments
Soscor- sock
Sou- among
Soum- sound
Só- only; alone; self; sole
Só-evidente- self-evident
Sörs- source
Spaniç- Spanish
Späs- space
Specio- mirror
Spïna- spine
Spríng- to jump
Stomag- stomach
Ston- stone
Stûf- stovetop
Su- above; up
Susofago- throat
Swis- Swiss
Sympațic- sympathetic
Syng- to sing
Systm- system
Tabl- table
Tablajenta- dinner table
Tabladecafí- coffee table; breakfast table
Taip- to type
Tak- to talk
Tapete- carpet
Tar- slow
Tardí- late (slow day)
Tåll- tall
Te- to(infinitive form of verbs)
Teçto- text
Telefón- telephone
Tempos- whenever
Testïs- testicles
Téin- to keep; to care for; to take care of something/somebody
Tén- to hold
Téné- to hold on (physically)
Tér- to hold on to (emotionally)
Têmta- to tempt; lust
Tênte- to try; to attempt
Têrrágeo [te-há-dge-eh-o] (Latin word 'terra' + Greek root 'geo'] - Earth
Têrran- naitive; Earthling
Têrrana- alien; immigrant; extraterrestrial
Tigela- bowl
Timid- timid; shy
Tink- to think (opinion)
Toalete- toilet
Toalepapé- toilet paper
Tom- to take (for yourself)
Toma- take
Tomja- took; taken
Tork- (to) torque; (to) twist; (to) turn
Torsu- torso
Trabaljo- to work; hard work; honest work; low-paid job
Translät- to translate
Transfer- (to) transfer
Trasçlat- trashcan
Traç- trash
Traz- behind; ago
Träcea- trachea
Tremór- to shake violently; earthquake
Trompá- to cheat
Truk- truck
Țe- the
Țisnote- tonight
Țöm- thumb
Utan- out
Utansörs- outlet; (to) outsourse
Uva- grape
Uvula- uvula
Ürinät- to urinate; to pee
Ürin- urine; pee
Van- van
Vagna- vagina
Varum- warm
Varïaça- the feeling of not wanting to hang out with someone until the date you said you'd hang out
Varöm- warm
Vede- green
Ven- to come
Vent- wind
Vein- vein
Vend- to sell
Vendor- seller; vender; shop keep
Vermeljo- red
Viaje- to travel; (to) voyage
Videó- video
Vil- will
Vilja- would
Violete- violet
Vïncéta- (to) prank
Vïta- life
Vïve- to live
Ví- to turn
Víno- wine
Vínghlás- wineglass
Void- void; space; (to) empty; emptiness
Vola- (to) fly
Volta- to return; back
Voltor- return
Vrej- true
Vret- truth
Vrij- free; at liberty
Vy- why
Watt- what
Wig- wig
Wyv- wig
Ye- yes

Number System

Önn- one
Duz- two
Trêz- three
Quat- four
Fif- five
Sïs- six
Sete- seven
Oto- eight
Nove- nine
Zyro- zero

Dez- ten
Uns- eleven
Dus- twelve
Trêzé- thirteen
Quators- fourteen
Quíns- fifteen
Dezïs- sixteen
Dezete- seventeen
Dezoto- eighteen
Dezove- nineteen

Dez- ten
Vente- twenty
Trênte- thirty
Quarant- forty
Fifty- fifty
Sïsty- sixty
Setent- seventy
Otent- eighty
Novent- ninety
Sent- 100

Mil- thousand
Miljón- million
Biljón- billion

===== Grammar =====

C/k - Spelled 'c' unless it is the last letter of a word, then spelled 'k'
J/g [yuh] - Spelled 'j' unless the sound is in the middle of the word, then it is spelled 'g'
G - Pronounced "yuh" unless it is in the "ng" pairing, it is at the beginning of a word (then it will sound like the 'g' in "great"), it is at the end of a word (then it will sound like the 'g' in "great"), or it is in the '-gu-' pairing (then it will sound like a hard 'g')
To make words plural add 'ž' to words that end in vowels, add 'ï' to words that end in all consonants except 't', 'j' and 'r'. Add 's' to words that end in 't' or 'r.'
To make words that end in 'y' plural, add 'ž'
To pluralize words ending in -te/-ti/-de/-di/-ge/-gi add 'z'
When describing multiple objects pluralize the adjective (descriptive word), not the noun (places/things) (I.e. Dey ar al soum diferentez)
"-y" - Gerund identifier; Omnislag's equivalent to "-ing"
To negate add '-a' to verbs ending in consonants, and '-na' to verbs ending in vowels and verbs ending in 'r' (I.e. It arna e lyrve; It ar e lyvrena)
To negate a past tense word, turn 'j' into 'g' (-ja -> -gana -erja -> -ergana -rja -> -rgana)
To negate the incomplete past tense form of "ar," say, or write, "erga"
Negations are added to verbs, or at the end of the sentence to negate the entire sentence (usually only used in simple sentences, i.e., Det ar my hunda)
"-ja" - Past tense identifier; "-ed"
To create the past tense form of "ar," say, or write, "aja"
"-erja/-rja" - Incomplete past tense identifier; "used to"
'-erja' is added to words that end in consonants, and '-rja' is added to words that end in vowels
The suffix '-(d)an' carries the same meaning as the ending '-ness' and '-dad' in Spanish, or the '-dade' from Portuguese (I.e. Dinjinan- dignity, Universidan- university, Faculdan- college, Soudan- to miss someone/something extremely)
The suffix '-aria' defines of or relating to the base/root word
The suffix '-far' carries the same meaning as '-ify' does in Englsih
The suffix '-(o)r' identifies someone's position (lernor, professor; ensinjar)
The prefix 'Men(o)-' means '-less'
The prefix 'Mer(o)-' means '-er'
The prefix 'Omer(o)-' means '-est'
The suffix '-os' means '-ous' or '-ful'
The phrase "Let there be" is expressed as "Leave/Let will be" (I.e. Deiç oforêlus)
Jo + ar = "J'ar," spelled 'Jo ar.'

Cases

Nominative Case- Nouns as they are spelled (Slag, lat, car)
Dative Case- 'A(d)-' (Jo març aloje = I walk to the store)
Accusative Case- Direct object

First person singular Accusative case- '-(o)n' (Daron att him = Give me to him)
First person plural Accusative case- '-(o)ns' (Levons acaptanur = Take us to your captain/leader)
Second and third person singular Accusative case- '-(o)t' (Damien movot novo atabl = Damien moves it/you/him/her to a new table BUT Damienot movja novo atable = Damien was moved to a new table)
Second and third person plural Accusative case- '-(o)ts' (Dey oforêmovyts atablam = They will be moving you(pl.)/them to my table)

Genitive case- possession; ownership

Jo '-(a)m'
Du '-(u)r'
Hy '-(i)z'
Çy '-(e)f'
Wy '-(n)å
Du-al '-(e)d'
Dey '-(t)eir'

-- Ablative Case {(from/in/at a place)} '-(o)den' (Jo lern scoladen = I learn at school; Jo ar husodenam = I am at my house)

Verb Tenses

Present- (verb) Ex. Jo ar.
Present Perfect- aia (past tense verb) Ex. Jo aia jamannje.
Present Progressive- (verb)-y Ex. Jo ar taipy.
Present Perfect Progressive- aia o(p)-(verb)-y Ex. Jo aia ospríngy.
Past- Ja-(verb) or (verb)-ja Ex. Jo jahab/habja.
Past Perfect- jahaia (past tense verb) Ex. Jo jahaia jacurre.
Past Progressive- (verb)-(e)rja Ex. Jo mannjerja, ma attor jo ar çei.
Past Perfect Progressive- jahaia jo(p)-(verb)-y Ex. Jo jahaia jotorky
Future- for(ê)-(verb) or vil (verb) Ex. Jo vil gå or Jo forghå.
Future Perfect- aifor(ê)-(verb) or vil aia (past tense verb) Ex. Jo aiforêdorm Jo vil aia dormja.
Future Progressive- ofor(ê)-(verb)-y Ex. Jo oforpanoç-maçy e bïça.
Future Perfect Progressive- aiofor(ê)-(verb)-y Ex. Jo aioforêceduraržy

Special Tense- "Let there be" is expressed "Deiç ofor(ê)-(word [anyword])" Ex. Deiç oforêlus
Some words don't have past tense forms, but their past progressive form can act as a simple past tense form. (te säg-> sägerja; ïja-> ïerja)

Sayings

Te faç razon- to make sense
E quebel- A hot potato
Watt pensmål du?- A penny for your thoughts
Façï fá merfamo- Actions speak louder than words
Attomensa- Back to the drawing board
Ož alieu- Barking up the wrong tree
Sircumfala- Beat around the bush
Tudal- Whole nine yards
Vilgana fïk jamorre- Wouldn't be caught dead

The longest word in this language is "Aioforêmaríçcanajayots," it means "Will have been coming to terms with them." (I.e. Jo aioforêmaríçcanajay)

Sample Text

Vulgar omni- Al hüman aryž ar naçja vrij ag egál in dinjidan ag direitaž. Dey ar darja abek razon ag consiensia ag jadeve ac a önnattro in e sprit de fraternidan. (Articulo 1 de țe Declaração Universál de Direita Hümans)

Proper omni- Al hüman aryž ar naçja vrij ag egál in dinjidan ag direitaž. Darotsja abek razon ag consiensia ag jadeve ac a nnattro in e spirt de fraternidan.

Translation to English: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. (Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)

Țe lyvre Genesis
[1:1] In țe comesa quand Deus jacria țe sjel ag țe têrrágeo,
[1:2] țe têrrágeo arja e void menoform, ag escuran coverja țe rosto de țe profund, inquando e vent de Țeos jamovå ober țe rosto de țe áquaž.
[1:3] Após Țeos sägerja, "Deiç oforêlus"; ag ïerja lus.

Book of Genesis
[1:1] In the beginning when God created the heavens and the earth,
[1:2] the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the waters.
[1:3] Then God said, "Let there be light"; and there was light.

En exert de țe Ghettysberg Fala
Quat scors ag sete jérs traz, år avuž abennja frente on se contenento e novo nação, jacria in liberan, ag dêdicaja a țe proposição det al hem ar jacria egál. Attor wy ar enguerraja in e gret guerra sivil, provy om se nação, ó qualquer nação, jacria aly ag dêdicaja aly, can sovive för long. -Abraham Lincoln

Declaração de Independensa de țe Stats Ünitja de America
Wy ter sets vrejs te ar só-evidente, det al hem ar jacria egál, det dey ar daja por deir Criar abek sertaž Direitaž inalienabl, det sou sets ar Vïta, Liberan ag țe perseg de Aleradan.--Det te seghur sets direitaž, Governož ar institutja sou Hem, jaderive deir just pårs de țe consente de țe governnja, --Det tempos qualquer Form de Governo torna destrotïv de sets finï, it ar țe Direita de țe Gente te müd ó te abol it, ag te institut novo Governo, laiy sué fundação on dan prinsipï ag organïz sué pårs in det form, så a dem deve sêmbra magi lyly te efét deir Seghuran ag Aleradan.

Jo jahaia jomoray in det hus dêste jo aja e criàja, após jo jadisaid te mov för e novo önn. Jo aia omoray in se novo hus för duz jérs. In Augostus 2014 jo aioforêmoray aqy för trêz jérs. In Otobre 2015 jo forêmov för țe RÜ, så por Naçï 2015 jo oforêmoray la.

A! My elopja ag jo dêseje det wy jacan viaje jérly för Europe ag atualïz al țe locï marvels.

Excerpts of books in Omnislag

"Viladen de La Mancha, țe nomot jo haba quer te lembre, la moraja longha dêste önn de sets honétêm det téin e lants in țe lants-téi, e vec sprolá, a lean hack, and a greyhound for coursing. En uia de mer res than muton, e salad on notež magi, lempå on Savat, lentilï on Vendre, ag pigon ó så eça on Domoden, moraja abek trez-quarts de pecunaz. Reste de spenotja in e doula de ropa fine ag velvet breeches ag scorna te par för feraž, inquando on diem hy façja e figur brav in omerbre ropaz plen. Hy jahab, den husiz, e hutéin past quarant, e niés sob vente, ag e man för țe camp ag țe loja, quem straterja țe hac..." - "Don Quixote" Page 1, paragraph 1

buckler- sprolá gentleman/men- honétom/êm lance- lants rack- téi old- vec extra- eça Secondí- Monday Ters- Tuesday Merco- Wednesday Țor- Thursday Vendre- Friday Sabat- Sabbath Savat- Saturday Domoden- Sunday Uia- pot; bowl-like cooking container lempå- scrap(s) Pecuna- income Spen- to spend Doula- doublet Diem- week-day(s) Den- inside Fera- holiday Hutéin- housekeep(er) Strat- to saddle; to straddle Camp- field