Terran Saurfolk

Vowels

• A a - a̪/ɒ

• Ä ä - ɐ

• E e - e̪/ɛ

• Ë ë - ə

• Ė ė - ɜ

• I i - i̪/ɪ

• Ï ï - ɪ̈

• O o - o/ɔ

• Ö ö - œ

• U u - u/ʊ

• Ü ü- y/ʏ/ɯ

Consonants

• B b - b

• C c - c

• Ç ç - ʝ

• D d  - d

• DZ dz - dz

• DY(V) dy(V) - dʒ

• Đ đ - ð

• F f - f

• G g - ɡ

• GH gh - ɣ

• GY(V) gy(V) - ɟ

• H h 

  • Contemporary: silent

  • Medieval: h

  • Prehistoric: x

• J j / (v)Y (v)y - ʒ

• K k - k

• KH kh - 

  • Contemporary: silent

  • Old: x

• L l - l

• LY(V) ly(V)  - ʎ

• M m - m/ɱ

• N n - n

• Ñ ñ - ɲ

• Ń ń - ŋ

• P p - p

• Q q - cʰ

• QU-(V) qu-(V) - q

• R r - r-ɾ

• S s - s

• SH sh / SY(V) sy(V) - ʂ/ʃ

• T t  - t

• TS ts - ts

• TY- ty- - tʃ

• TL tl - tɬ

• Ŧ ŧ - θ

• V v - ʋ

• W w - w

• X x - ɕ

• Y y - j

• Z z - z

• ZH zh / ZY(V) zy(V) - ʒ̪

Note:

• "V" is vowel.

Person Names

• Jericho - Yerihö

• Arianna - Ariyanä

• Rafael/Raphael - Rėfaël

• Santino - Santinoa

• Andrew - Andrä

• Andres - Andrasä

• Agnes - Agnäsa

• Dennis, Denis - Dennòilä

• Yosef - Yossafä

• Elizabeth - Ershebetä, Elizabetthäs

• Laurence - Lorrenqi

• Eva - Evä

• Michael - Mihalä

• Paris - Parris

• Piroska - Pirraski

• Peter - Petrëo

• Rosa - Rossä

• Kevin - Kevań

• Doron - Dörron

• Thomas - Tamësė

• Sarah - Serräc

• Belle - Bellä

• Archie - Arrikï

• Wendy - Wendï

• John - Yosala

• Juan - Hu-än

• Mercury - Joryus

• Luthien - Lođien

• Nodens - Ńodantla

• Sofia Balthazar-Winslow - Sofiyah Balđėdzar-Winstlöu

• Siddhartha Gautama - Siđđharđa Gauŧamatl

Entities

• Saklas - Tsäklatl

• Shakyamuni - Shakjammitle

• Nergal - Ñėrgatl (contemporary form), Nyergal (old form)

• Odqan - Odquän

Animals

• Aurochs - Urraz

• Bison - Mbisa

• Sheep - Ovya

• Chamois - Quemuzö

• Wolf - Uïp

• Jackal - Uïpotl

• Dog - Uïppase

• Leopard - Anonyär

• Tiger - Kelfon

• Cat - Nyor

• Ferret - Ańńe

• Deinonychus - Maw'or

• Utahraptor - Notja-maw'or

• Sarkany - Sharkañ

• Sleetwing - Jarñulgär

• Shoahiguan - Syöhigwanä

• Nergigante - Ńerogiyantä

• Alatreon - Älbatrunatl

Persons

• Saint - Sańkuto, Sańta, Hiloy-ümo (lit. "blessed one")

• Police - Poliz, Rutatla

• Teacher - Mhotka

• Adviser - Koan

• Priest - Affankga

• Priestess - Heraffangka

• Soldier - Yüto

• Commoner - Yemotla

• King - Uryal

• Queen - Heruryatl

Days and Months

• Monday - Pazartesïy (Turkish: Pazartesi)

• Tuesday - Zalï (Turkish: Salı)

• Wednesday - Tyarshambä (Turkish: Çarşamba)

• Thursday - Puragargë (Mongolian: Пүрэв гараг "Pürev garag")

• Friday - Bäseńgargë (Mongolian: Баасан гараг "Baasan garag")

• Saturday - Biyambergë (Mongolian: Бямба гариг "Byamba garig")

• Sunday; Week - Dimańgö (contemporary form, French: Dimanche + Spanish: Domingo); Ñamińgö (old form/archaic; Mongolian: Ням гараг "Nyam garag" + Spanish: Domingo)

• Weekday - Ñamińgö (Mongolian: Ням гараг "Nyam garag" + Spanish: Domingo)

• Weekend - Kommotlo

• January - Oynakatl

• February - Dvakatl

• March - Drakatl

• April - Katratl

• May - Rlivatl

• June - Sòiatl

• July - Sòietatl

• August - Oktatl

• September - Nievatl

• October - Dekkavatl

• November - Fiaoynatl

• December - Fiadvakatl

• Day - Maggas

• Night - Nutthas

• Month - Mukatl

• Tomorrow - Ańk

Planets/Realms

• Earth - Äńkamos, Terratlök

• Moon - Almo

• Sun - Ïės

• Mercury - Herioa

• Venus - Klörrańca

• Mars - Nirlëp

• Jupiter - Çralas

• Saturn - Fėmbrol

• Nepture - Mariyësa

• Sawintir - Sawindä

• Agartha, Old Agartha - Aghärada

• Agarathos, New Agartha - Agkäreda

• Thatrollwa - Thatrolüe

• Paedurii - Pėduri

Various

• Location - Maggjoräps

• Project - Proyektahka

• Value - Guwabiral

• Survivor - Akköllakaz

• Story - Amakwėnda, passaijë

• Character - Gujamaczéhatl

• Language - Uggyamfä

• Interest - Gühas

• Upgrade - Kozhmël

• Download - Hüddhas

We you hitted by the boomerang.

• Leteggeya fantla hisarru

Let's go to the church.

• Amiyerrao iglesienkaw / Amiyerrao mfaplazyä.

Juan's slippers.

• Bukkosi Kwanė.

I'm lived in Avalon.

• Quianomä Avalonarkė.

How dare you that mess me....

• Da'itu hubikke anakenoa kis-sjila...

Yuck, eww. 🤢

• Ço'a, maqquė. 🤢

I'm driving a car. 🚗

• Ciurahengú kotyes. 🚗

Shut up!

• Ǧyngji!

Let's roll!

• Hikelsä!

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Prehistoric

1. Mönerlaka (Sawintiran) / Mo-eknalada (Terran) – God of Sky. Originally the sky itself. Creator of everything and husband of Nyokdha.

2. Nyokdha – Sun Goddess. She is the common Sawintiran/Terran solar deity, treated as a goddess, probably the creator deity from ancient and modern saurfolks from Late Cretaceous to Late Pleistocene records by Ronaldo Kealani, Meranie Jorpassadal, Paolo Kealani, Kate Bartolome, Dory Clarke, Robert de Palma, Dakota Fanning, and others.

3. Anomme – Supreme God of universe. He is the Spirit of God and creator god in Saurfolk mythology. Sources describe them both as father and mother, thus neutral. Usually depicted in anthropomorph form or as avian dinosaur form.

4. Kilėmba – God of the dead and of the underworld. His role as an evil deity might have been influenced by Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Judaism as Satan.

Antiquity

1. Khralö – God of benevolence. Son of Kaira. He is a the God of Altaic people, consist of Koreans, Japanese, Turkic, Mongolic, and Tungusic.

2. Kmelïos – God of wisdom and fortune.

3. Kmelorwatü - The god of abundance and knowledge.

4. Zämas – God of war.

5. Fämarozzi – God of space, controls the celestial bodies. Fämaro means "void", and -zzi is sound like low wind current on the night in Terran Saurfolk.

6. Nyëndäz – Goddess of fertility, virginity and as such related to women, mothers and children.

7. Gyors - God of Thunder as responsible as God Mars/Ares. He is comparable to Thor in Norse Mythology.

8. Kallata – Goddess of birth and children. She protects women who give birth. She gives the children souls both unbaptized and baptized.

9. Joryus – Sun God, lives in Planet Mercury.

10. Muanu – Moon God. According to the mythology, he is a moon god.

11. Muanera – Moon goddess as equivalent of Chang'e.

12. Mül-ansa – Goddess of winds. In Sawintiran folklore she is referred to as the "queen of wind" too.

13. Mül-ghewan – God of winds. In Sawintiran folklore he is also referred to as the "king of wind".

14. Hirre – God of eagles and birds. The guide patrol of Jemela Elizabetthas for her assistance.

15. Öhke – God of time. Is seen as the personification of time in Sawintiran mythology.

16. Kjoroehka – Allegedly Time-type Dragon. He was killed by Jemela Elizabetthas using her sword.

17. Ehkalsha – God of the ground and steppes. Alja means "grassland" in Terran Saurfolk.

18. Allėysha – Goddess of beauty and love.

19. Pizleakaa – Goddess of water. Pizleakaa is said to appear as a naked young woman with a fairy-like face.

20. Pizle – God of water. He appears as an old man with a frog-like face, greenish beard, with his body covered in algae and muck.

21. Filna-laf – Goddess of fire. Also referred to as goddess of divorce by historians and mythologists. In Hungarian, Bulgarian, Mongolian, Korean, Japanese, Tungusic, and Turkish folklore she was demon and is referred to as the "queen of fire" by demonologists.

22. Nuem-laf – God of fire in Saurfolk traditions. In Mongolian folklore he is referred to as the Od Khan "king of fire". He is a fire demon from Late Cretaceous in the shamanistic traditions of Manchuria, Mongolia, North Korea, Japan, South Korea (now banned), Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkiye, Russia, Hungary, Norway, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Finland. In Korean was called 누엠 일랍 (Nu-em Illab) during Joseon Dynasty. His race of his descendants were defeated by various persons, Peter Pan and Wendy Darling in Sawintir.

23. Janngüe – She was recognized as the giver of crops and abundance.

24. Anrotla – Earth Goddess. Her name originates from unknown, the holy mountain of the earth and fertility goddess of the ancient Saurfolks until replaced by Nyokdha. She was great-great-grandmother of Mariy in later generations.

25. Ammus – God of souls. Also he is a god in Late Cretaceous Saurfolk mythology and shamanism, described as the chief of the several gods.

26. Myojä or Myozyäk – God of rivers. He is a god in Saurfolk pantheon, previously known as 'Ryok in Late Cretaceous of Saurfolk mythology. He lives at the junction of all rivers. He was rebranded as John the Baptist.

27. Klops – God of fire in Saurfolk mythology.

28. Mämbike – Hunting Goddess. She is also the Saurfolk goddess of forests and joy.

29. Ngkolga - Goddess of Kings and Queens. She is in control to find a good king or queen and protector of married commoner.

Contemporary

1. Yisa – A divine child, son of Marïy, a name given to the infant Jesus carried in the hand of Virgin Mary in Contemporary Saurfolk folklore.

2. Marïy – A demi-goddess, known as the Star Mother, in the religion of the aboriginal Saurfolks and as Virgin Mary on Contemporary Saurfolk folklore.

3. Yosala – The mortal was married to Marïy (or Mary), the mother of Yisa (or Jesus), and was the legal father of Jesus in Contemporary Saurfolk folklore. His name was Saint Joseph.

4. Vinsolyu / Winslow – AKA Vinsolyu de Dharmavinaya, one of the students and disciples of Siddhartha Gautama, or Buddha, lost his place in history after being a full-blooded Precursor or Aesir by conservationist hunters. Vinsulyu is the most powerful warrior; those few who knew of his true nature called him a Precursor, and he spent decades of his life teaching in India to Greece. He was the ancestor of Hadriana Glorengy and later Princess Sofia Balthazar-Winslow to Cedric the Great.

5. Jemela Elizabetthäs Arapëdda – Her name in English was Elizabeth of Hungary, the patroness saint and a princess of the Kingdom of Hungary. Elizabetthas was a most important saint for bakers, nursing homes, brides, diasporas, nature, ecology, and beggars.