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| Lo! O the great Heavens and Paradise alike | | Lo! O the great Heavens and Paradise alike | ||
| មា! មា! ឃនទយទាស៉ន្គរិឣន្ញាលន <br> Ma! Gyanadaya da Shangari annyalan | | មា! មា! ឃនទយទាស៉ន្គរិឣន្ញាលន <br> Ma! Gyanadaya da Shangari annyalan <br> Ма! Гьанадая да Шангарі анњалан | ||
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| Dzakwan and his Descendants count as Heroes of Gabrielland! | | Dzakwan and his Descendants count as Heroes of Gabrielland! | ||
| តរនឌក្វានឣក្មាឯមនៃឧគិនេហរនលនិនឌុកនរុល <br> Taran Dzakwan akma emanai ugine har Nalanin Dzukan Rul! | | តរនឌក្វានឣក្មាឯមនៃឧគិនេហរនលនិនឌុកនរុល <br> Taran Dzakwan akma emanai ugine har Nalanin Dzukan Rul! <br> Таран Sакўан акма еманай угине хар наланин Sукан Рул! | ||
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| Put forth your Strength and do not hold yourself back | | Put forth your Strength and do not hold yourself back | ||
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! Proto Gabrielt | |||
! Literary Gabrielt | |||
! Standard Gabrielt | |||
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| Let's ride, ride, ride over the sand | |||
| *g<sub>2</sub>ʷér<sub>1</sub>iyah<sub>2</sub>ìm, g<sub>2</sub>ʷér<sub>1</sub>iye, g<sub>2</sub>ʷér<sub>1</sub>iye, asʷáh<sub>1</sub>tʰi ur<sub>1</sub>oyk<sub>2</sub>i | |||
| Huwarāsį hmezō, huwarāsį, huwarāsį, suwan rohe | |||
| Avanin medzo, avanin, avanin, shan roh | |||
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|The sun is setting behind Arnarfell | |||
| *ag<sub>2</sub>iyam k<sub>1</sub>umérek<sub>2</sub>ʰòh<sub>2</sub>mi ag<sub>1</sub>iyáh<sub>2</sub>mu tʰáran Arnarfellye | |||
| Giyan amersoni agiyām tarą Arnarfelle | |||
| Merson gyan neze Arnarvell de | |||
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Notes: The Literary Gabrielt word ''huwarā'' "to ride" has evolved to mean "horse" in some varieties of Angyarak, including standard Gabrielt ''uvar'' "horse" and Marjizen ''wara'' "horse". The current word for "to ride" in standard Gabrielt comes from the Literary Gabrielt word ''Āvana'' "to trot, to spew forth", from the proto-Gabrielt word *ásʷah<sub>2</sub>-mà, meaning "to pace on". Tarą has evolved to mean "back", and has survived in standard Gabrielt as ''tara'' "back, vertebrate", in Marjizen as ''dara'' "back", and Galantian ''ran'' "to turn back" to name a few. The progressive aspect in standard Gabrielt is indicated by the ''de'' particle at the end of the sentence. The standard Gabrielt word ''neze'' "behind" is thought to have been loaned from one of the Arsyan languages, with Ondrohian being a strong candidate, as the word ''knēz'' "behind, back" exists in Ondrohian, with the standard Arsyan word being ''šmāt'' "behind". | |||
Latest revision as of 06:23, 27 April 2022
- Gabrielt and Arsyan People's Armed Forces
- Gabrielt and Arsyan People's Joint Ground Forces
- Mobile Brigade Corps
- Special Forces
- People's Engineering Brigade
- Specialized Technicians Corps
- Gabrielt and Arsyan People's Joint Naval Forces
- Marine Corps
- Naval Pioneering Authority
- Coast Guards
- Naval Band
- Gabrielt and Arsyan People's Joint Air Forces
- Elite Fighter Corps
- National Air Guard
- Special Forces Command
- Air Safety Command
- National Guard
- Gabrielt and Arsyan People's Joint Ground Forces
| English | Standard Gabrielt | IPA |
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| Lo! O the great Heavens and Paradise alike | មា! មា! ឃនទយទាស៉ន្គរិឣន្ញាលន Ma! Gyanadaya da Shangari annyalan Ма! Гьанадая да Шангарі анњалан | |
| Dzakwan and his Descendants count as Heroes of Gabrielland! | តរនឌក្វានឣក្មាឯមនៃឧគិនេហរនលនិនឌុកនរុល Taran Dzakwan akma emanai ugine har Nalanin Dzukan Rul! Таран Sакўан акма еманай угине хар наланин Sукан Рул! | |
| Put forth your Strength and do not hold yourself back | សេរេន្ទាមិត្រាន្ឋោះនាស្មិតាទានលរុន្ឋនិស្មិឃវន Serendami Tranzohna smita da nalarunzani smigyavan | |
| Grant our pious Lands your Love and all your Attention | រេឋេនិឌ្zឣក្នាមិនរុលិនមេឋោយិនឃនាទាស្មាកេះនិស្មិតា Rezeni dzaknamin rulin medzoyin Gyana da sma Kehni smita | |
| Cherish our sons as you would with your Grandiose | ឌេនោនឯឋេមិនមេឌោយិនហរស្មិឣក្មានវិឃិស្មិតា Dzenoni ezmin medzoyin har smi akma Navigyi smita | |
| And forgive our Sins from the Past, Present, and Future | ឃរមិសះឌនុមេឌោយុទា,នេឋន្ទោនេ,ហេទោនេ,ទម្ទោនេទា Gyarami sahdzanu medzoyu da, ne Zandone, Hedone, Damdone da |
| English | Proto Gabrielt | Literary Gabrielt | Standard Gabrielt |
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| Let's ride, ride, ride over the sand | *g2ʷér1iyah2ìm, g2ʷér1iye, g2ʷér1iye, asʷáh1tʰi ur1oyk2i | Huwarāsį hmezō, huwarāsį, huwarāsį, suwan rohe | Avanin medzo, avanin, avanin, shan roh |
| The sun is setting behind Arnarfell | *ag2iyam k1umérek2ʰòh2mi ag1iyáh2mu tʰáran Arnarfellye | Giyan amersoni agiyām tarą Arnarfelle | Merson gyan neze Arnarvell de |
Notes: The Literary Gabrielt word huwarā "to ride" has evolved to mean "horse" in some varieties of Angyarak, including standard Gabrielt uvar "horse" and Marjizen wara "horse". The current word for "to ride" in standard Gabrielt comes from the Literary Gabrielt word Āvana "to trot, to spew forth", from the proto-Gabrielt word *ásʷah2-mà, meaning "to pace on". Tarą has evolved to mean "back", and has survived in standard Gabrielt as tara "back, vertebrate", in Marjizen as dara "back", and Galantian ran "to turn back" to name a few. The progressive aspect in standard Gabrielt is indicated by the de particle at the end of the sentence. The standard Gabrielt word neze "behind" is thought to have been loaned from one of the Arsyan languages, with Ondrohian being a strong candidate, as the word knēz "behind, back" exists in Ondrohian, with the standard Arsyan word being šmāt "behind".