Felyne Language 

Felyne Greek is classified as Vulnerable by the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger.

Based on the International Phonetic Alphabet.

Vowel

• a - אַ (a) - At

• e - יֵ (e) - End

• ɛ - יְ (é) - Bed

• ə - אֵַ (ė) - Bed

• i - י (i) - Seed

• o - וֹ (o) - Cop

• u - וּ (u) - Food

• y - וָ (y) - Cute

Consonants / Konsonantër

• b - ב (b) - Bath

• β - בּ (bh) - Voice

• c - כ (c) - Tube

• d - דּ (d) - Did

• dz - צ (dz)  Locked zone

• dʒ - 'צ (dy) - Joy

• ð - ד (dh) - This

• g - גּ (g) - Give

• ɣ - ג (gh) - roughly like Go

• h - ה (h) - How

• j - י (j) - Yip

• k - כּ (k) - Know

• kʷ - קָ (ku, kw) - Question, cuisine

• l - ל (l) - Lame

• m - מ (m) - Meow

• n - נ (n) - Now

• ŋ - נּ (ng) - Singer

• ɲ - נָ (nj) - Canyon

• p - פּ (p) - Palm

• pʰ - פ (f) - Phew

• q - ק (q, qu) - Cut backward on your tongue

• r - ר (r) - Red

• ɹ - רּּ (rh) - Rhodes

• s - ס (s) - Sound

• ɕ - שׂ (sh) - Chef (before the vowel "i" and "ė")

• ʃ - שׁ (sj) - Shout (before the vowel "a", "e", "o", "u", "é", and "y")

• t - תּ (t) - To

• ts - ץ (ts) - cats

• θ - ב (th) - Thing

• tʃ - 'ץ (tsh) - Checked

• v - ב (v) - Very

• w - ו (w) - We

• x - ח (x, kh) - Loch

• z - ז (z) - Zealot

Some words have meowing sound as onomatopoeia, but mostly words are loanwords this are found in Francophone and Hispanophone. Examples of Greek and meowing onomatopoeia words in the following order:

Native Greek Words

Most words and pronunciations are changed and resemble either Koine Greek or Tsakonian than Modern Greek, combined or with some onomatopoeia words like meowing, the non-creole type of Greek words with meowing and Hebrew texts unlike both Hebrew and Greek, based on the Bible.

• -th - -τος -tos - -tus (only used for number like ėna means one + tus is for Greek numerals to add -th = aenatus)

• first - πρώτος prótos - ėnatus

• second - δεύτερος défteros - dytus

• third - τρίτος trítos - tritus

• four - τέταρτος tétartos - teshėrtus

• one - ένας énas - aena

• two - δύο dýo - dy

• three - τρία tría - tri

• four - τέσσερα téssera - tesher

• five - πέντε pénte - pénta

• six - έξι éxi - eksy

• seven - επτά eptá - hepta

• eight - οκτώ októ - oqty

• nine - εννέα ennéa - enėa

• ten - δέκα déka - deqa or dheka

• eleven - έντεκα énteka - entequa or ėndheka

• twelve - δώδεκα dódeka - dodheka

• thirteen - δεκατρείς dekatreís - tridheka

• fourteen - δεκατέσσερα dekatéssera - tesherdheka

• fifteen - δεκαπέντε dekapénte - péntadheka

• sixteen - δεκαέξι dekaéxi - eksydheka

• seventeen - δεκαεπτά dekaeptá - heptadheka

• eighteen - δεκαοχτώ dekaochtó - oxtodheka

• nineteen - δεκαεννέα dekaennéa - enėadheka

• twenty - είκοσι eíkosi - eiqosha

• twenty one - είκοσι ένα eíkosi éna - eiqoshėa

• twenty two - είκοσι δύο eíkosi dýo - eiqoshdy

• twenty three - είκοσι τρία eíkosi tría - eiqoshtri

• thirty - τριάντα triánta - triant

• forty - σαράντα saránta - sarant

• fifty - πενήντα penínta - pėnint

• sixty - έκτος éktos - hekint

• seventy - εβδομήντα evdomínta - evdomint

• eighty - ογδόντα ogdónta - ogdont

• ninty - ενενήντα enenínta - enenint

• hundred - εκατό ekató - eqat

• thousand - χίλια chília - xilla

• million - εκατομμύριο

• ekatommýrio - -tommirjo

• the - ο o - oh

• that - ότι óti - uti

• than - από apó - afu

• their - δικα τους dika tous - diktous

• there - εκεί ekeí - ekei

• then - έπειτα épeita - epeta

• them - τους tous - toush

• off - μακριά από makriá apó - makrapo

• of - από apó - afu

• on - επί epí - épi

• or - ή í - iy

• nor - ούτε oúte - owta

• but - αλλά allá - alė

• and - και kai - kae

• did - έκανε ékane - equanei

• didn't / did not - δεν den - dėn

• do - κάνω káno - kanoe

• don't / do not - όχι óchi - oxi

• worry - ανησυχείτε anisycheíte - anisuxét

• worse - χειρότερος cheiróteros - kėroteros

• worst - χειρότερα cheirótera - kėroter

• want - θέλω thélo - sėlu

• went - πήγε píge - pygi

• just - απλά aplá - aflae

• must - πρέπει prépei - pripe

• know - ξέρω xéro - ksery

• keep - κρατήστε kratíste - kratsti

• kept - διατηρούνται diatiroúntai - dzhatirontai

• alive - Ζωντανός zontanós - zontanu

• live - Ζωντανά zontaná - zontan

• life - Ζωη zoi - zow

• dead - νεκρός nekrós - ngekro

• death - θάνατος thánatos - sanat

• die - πέθανε péthane - pezant

• pittas - μικρό πουλί - Mikrakinklu

• dipper bird - kinklos - Qinkla

Loanwords

Loanwords from each foreigner languages in Felyne language.

• chicken - gallus (Latin) - gallo

• peacock - Pavo real (Spanish) - pavorejall

• cow - vache (French) - vaksh

• bull - taureau (French) - taurgu

• egret - aigrette (French) - igrit

• sand - sable (French) - zabli

• name - nombre (Spanish) - njomibry

• surname - apellido (Spanish) - afillid

• misname - emër (Albanian for name) - emaer

• Monday - E Hënë (Albanian) - Henei

• Tuesday - Martis (Latin) - Mėrtei

• Wednesday - Çarşamba (Turkish) - Dzharshamb

• Thursday - پنج‌شنبه "panjšanbe" (Persian) - Pandzhshanbiw

• Friday - Παρασκευή "Paraskeví" (Greek) - Nidhainish

• Saturday - Samedi (French) - Samide

• Sunday - Domingo (Spanish) - Dominggo

• pencil - laps (Albanian) - lapsi

• lion - Luan (male, Albanian) - luwan

• lioness - Luaneshë (Albanian) - luwanésh

• dog - σκύλος skýlos (Greek) - kjown

• cat - گربه gorbe (Persian) - gorbiw

• porcupine - hystrix (Latin) - histrik

• kangaroo - Aherre (Arrernte) - aher

• snake - נחש / nakhash (Hebrew) - nagghash

• goanna - Alewatyerre (Arrernte) - alevatsher

• emu - Arleye (Arrernte) - arilé, now as apfutrite

• leopard - ирвэс irves (Mongolian) - hirvesh, now as thilítaktonos

• honeypot ant - Yerrampe (Arrernte) - jerampy, now as mbelikoilie

• wolf - זאב ze'ev (Hebrew) - zev, now as mjukjon - (μαλάκας + κύων)

• sheep - כבש keves (Hebrew) - keweu, now as erny

• crocodile - سوسمار susmâr (Persian) - sysmar, now as thucou

• cobra - الكوبرا alkawbra (Arabic) - kabra, now as khaphide

• horse -  łį́į́ʼ (Navajo) - llaiw

Surnames

• Dzjennyac (תיִיְְננוָאַכ) - Greek: γενναίος (gennaíos) = brave

• Psarhadhi (פֹּאָרּאָדיִִ) - Greek: ψαράς (psarás) = fisher

• Nyifta - Greek: νυφίτσα (nyfítsa) = weasel

• Eumatse (יֶוּּמאָָצץיְְ) - Greek: ἠώς (eós) = dawn + Albanian: mace = cat

• Flormatse - Latin: flora + Albanian: mace = cat

• Sablematse - French: sable = sand + Albanian: mace = cat

• Tujdoniu - Greek: του αηδονιού (tou aidonioú) = "of nightingale"

• Metaloryca - Greek: μεταλλωρύχος (metallorýchos) = miner

• Traendefil - Albanian: trëndafili = "rose"

• Baltadorė/Baldador - Albanian: baltë + dorë = "mud hand"

Profane/Swear Words

• Mjulak (מיִוּלַך) = stupid, idiot, without common sense, nuts, jerk, and dumbass - (Greek: μαλάκας, "malakas")

• Fjiul (פייִוּל) = fuck - onomatopoeia

Unlike Modern Greek, the Felyne dialect is SOV grammar and similar to Ancient Greek and Sanskrit. Each grammars are also have SVO adjustments.

Greek - Τρώει ψωμί / Tróei psomí - He eats bread

Felyne - יֵייאַ פּסוֹננאַ תרוֹיֲסאַ / Eija psonna troėsa - He bread eats

Greek - Οδηγεί ένα κάρο / Odigeí éna káro - She drives a cart

Felyne - היֵננאיֵ כאַרוֹתאַ ד׳יגייֵיִ / Hénnae karhota dzhigjej - She a cart drives

Greek - Πάω για πάρτι / Páo gia párti - I going to party

Felyne - גייִיֵ פּיֲ נ׳אַ פּאַניגירזוֹ / Gije pė nya panigirzo - Going me to party

Coming soon.

Felynes/Catfolks

• Stefano Eumache

• Milan Flormache

• Meowalan Favurmache

• Aristoytla Espritse

• Barry Sablemmache

• Felisyano Benmache

• Zaragosa Amigmache

• Puss Valientamache

• Navirou

• Tsukino

Humans

• Maribelle de Leon Pierre

• Doron Nachman

• Archibald Buenaventura

• Harold Buenaventura

• Allison Buenaventura

• Jericho Morrison

• Arianna Morrison

• Isabella Morrison

• Nicoletta Morrison

• Rampianna Morrison

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