Zhoushi language

Zhoushi
Neo-Bogmian, Bogmo-Zhengian
Ʒөшinчina - Ʒөшincky jєzyk
Zhoushi national flag
Pronunciation	/ʒu͡oʃɪnt͡ʃina/
Native to	Mustelaria Zhousheng Dumtapolis Capital
Region	Slavic Belt in Thuadia
Ethnicity	Zhoushi Slavs
Native speakers	L1: 110,985,000 L2: 12,532,000 FL: 7,230,000
Language family	Thuado-Thrismaran Zarav-Slavic Slavic Kento-Polyash Mustelarian subgroup Zhoushi
Standard forms	Great Corpus of the New Zhoushi language
Dialects	Central Bogmian Bogmo-Zhengian Zhengian Transmountain Haldenian Mosterec Bogmian Louzen-Bogmian Velpan-Bogmian
Writing system	Modified Latin alphabet
Official status
Official language in	Mustelaria Zhousheng Dumtapolis Capital Preimeai Lease Sekidean Union
Recognised minority language in	Monte Blanco Gadorien Prei Meas
Language codes
ISO 639-1	ZS
ISO 639-2	ZSG
ISO 639-3	ZSG
Distribution of the language   Absolute majority   >30% of native speakers

Zhoushi language is a Slavic language out of Kento-Polyash language group, which is a official language of Zhousheng and a official federal language in Mustelaria along with Belgorian and Neo-Mustelarian.

Introduction

The language has a slavic root and grammar, however, unlike other slavic languages, has 8 grammatical cases (other have 7 or 6). Also, there are about 700 Zhengian words in present day Zhoushi language, they are inflected using Bogmian grammar. Old Zhengian, having been descendant out of Prei-Phnom languages, was slowly assimilated into Slavic grammar, having transformed into Slavic Zhengian. Because of the Zhengian accents profilerating, Zhoushi language has 40 unique phonemes, 2 of which are exclusive to Zhoushi language (those are /r̝̊/ (Voiceless alveolar fricative trill) and /ȴ̩/ (Syllabic voiced alveolo-palatal lateral approximant)).

Alphabet

After the reform of 1912, when Bogmian language officially abandoned Protopolyash script in favor of the new Latin script, hoping to solve the problematic grammar, as multiple phonemes shared one symbol (such as "i" and "j" were both noted as "ⲓ") Three official versions of the new script had been made:

• Grapheme version: This version was later adopted as the official alphabet of the new Zhoushi language in 1984, uses special symbols for each phoneme
• Diacritic version: This version uses basic latin alphabet and solves the phonemes by adding diacritic symbols. Although still being recognized as a acceptable version of the language, it is barely used.
• Digraph version: This version uses digraphs to sign specifical phonemes. It was dropped in early 1950's, as it didn't solve the main reason why Bogmians abandoned the Protopolyash script in the first place.

Zhoushi, although not officially using it, sometimes used lenghtened marks for vowels and syllabic consonants. Those symbols were used in some historical transcripts, but were eventually faded in pre-1950's unification proposals and didn't make it into the official grammar of 1984.

A a /a/	B b /b/	C c /ʦ/	Ч ч /ʧ ~ ʨ/	D d /d ~ ɖ/	Đ đ /ɟ/	Ƌ ƌ /ʣ/	E e /ɛ/	Є є /e/	F f /f/
G g /g/	Г г /ʤ ~ ʥ/	H h /ɦ ~ h/	Ȝ ȝ /x/	I i /i ~ ɪ/	J j /j/	K k /k/	L l /l/	Λ λ /ȴ/	M m /m ~ m̥/
N n /n ~ ɳ/	Ƞ ƞ /ɲ/	O o /o ~ ɔ/	Ө ө /uo/	P p /p/	Q q /kv/	R r /r ~ r̥/	Ꝛ ꝛ /r̝ ~ r̝̊/	S s /s/	Ш ш /ʃ ~ ɕ/
T t /t ~ ʈ/	Ꞇ ꞇ /c/	Þ þ /ð ~ θ/	U u /u/	V v /v/	Ƿ ƿ /w ~ ʋ/	X x /ks/	Y y /ɨ ~ y/	Z z /z/	Ʒ ʒ /ʒ ~ ʑ/

Detailed table

Latin version									Protopolyash version		Glagolitic version		IPA Symbol	Example of a common word with the sound
Official (Grapheme) version					Diacritic version		Digraph version
1	A		a		A	a	A	a	Ⲁ	ⲁ	Ⰰ	ⰰ	/a/	After
✘	⨇	⩕	Ꜳ	ꜳ	Ā	ā	Aa	aa					/aː/	Ask
2	B		b		B	b	B	b	Ⲃ	ⲃ	Ⰱ	ⰱ	/b/	Label
3	C		c		C	c	C	c	ⲦⲤ	ⲧⲥ	Ⱌ	ⱌ	/ʦ/	Its
4	Ч		ч		Č	č	Cz	cz	ⲦϢ	ⲧϣ	Ⱍ	ⱍ	/ʧ/	Check
5	D		d		D	d	D	D	Ⲇ	ⲇ	Ⰴ	ⰴ	/d/	Done
6	Đ		đ		Ď	ď	Dj	dj	ⲆⲒ	ⲇⲓ	ⰄⰬ	ⰴⱜ	/ɟ/	Voiced palatal plosive (not in common)
7	Ƌ		ƌ		D́	d́	Dz	dz	ⲆⲌ	ⲇⲍ	Ⰷ	ⰷ	/ʣ/	Voiced alveolar affricate (not in common)
8	E		e		E	e	E	e	Ⲉ	ⲉ	Ⰵ	ⰵ	/ɛ/	Bed (General American accent)
✘	Ѥ		ѥ		Ē	ē	Ee	ee					/ɛː/	Air
9	Є		є		Ě	ě	Je	je			Ⱔ	ⱔ	/e/	Bed (Australian accent)
✘	Э		э		Ê	ê	Jee	jee					/eː/	Not in common. Example: "Jemand" in Sino-Gadorien language
10	F		f		F	f	F	f	Ⲫ	ⲫ	Ⱇ	ⱇ	/f/	Fine
11	G		g		G	G	G	g	Ⲅ	ⲅ	Ⰳ	ⰳ	/g/	Game
12	Г		г		Ǧ	ǧ	Dzh	dzh	Ϫ	ϫ	Ⰼ	ⰼ	/ʤ/	Jam
13	H		h		H	h	H	h	Ϩ	ϩ	Ⱒ	ⱒ	/ɦ/ /h/	Hello
14	Ȝ		ȝ		Ȟ	ȟ	Ch	ch	Ⲭ	ⲭ	Ⱈ	ⱈ	/x/	Velar fricative (not in common: examples: voiceless / voiced)
15	I		i		I	i	I	i	Ⲓ	ⲓ	Ⰻ	ⰻ	/i/ /ɪ/	Free / Bit (General American)
✘	Ꝩ		ꝩ		Ī	ī	Ii	ii					/iː/ /ɪː/	Wheel
16	J		j		J	j	J	j			Ⱐ	ⱐ	/j/	You
17	K		k		K	k	K	k	Ⲕ	ⲕ	Ⰽ	ⰽ	/k/	Key
18	L		l		L	l	L	l	Ⲗ	ⲗ	Ⰾ	ⰾ	/l/	Later
✘	Ł		ł		Ĺ	ĺ							/l̩/	Not in common. Example: "Vlk" in Velnotian language
19	Λ		λ		Ľ	ľ	Lj	lj	ⲖⲒ	ⲗⲓ	ⰎⰬ	ⰾⱜ	/ȴ/	Million
✘	Л		л		L̀	l̀							/ȴ̩/	Not in common
20	M		m		M	m	M	m	Ⲙ	ⲙ	Ⰿ	ⰿ	/m/	Mother
✘	ʍ		ʍ		Ḿ	ḿ							/m̩/	Impressionism
21	N		n		N	n	N	n	Ⲛ	ⲛ	Ⱀ	ⱀ	/n/	Month
22	Ƞ		ƞ		Ň	ň	Nj	nj	ⲚⲒ	ⲛⲓ	ⰐⰬ	ⱀⱜ	/ɲ/	New
23	O		o		O	o	O	o	Ⲟ	ⲟ	Ⱁ	ⱁ	/o/ /ɔ/	Yawn / Not
✘	Ꝏ		ꝏ		Ō	ō	Oo	oo					/oː/ /ɔː/	Alright
24	Ө		ө		Ǒ	ǒ	Uo	uo			Ⱉ	ⱉ	/u͡o/	Not in common. Example: "Kôň" in Slovanic language
✘	Ꚛ		ꚛ		Ô	ô	Uoo	uoo					/u͡oː/	Not in common
25	P		p		P	p	P	p	Ⲡ	ⲡ	Ⱂ	ⱂ	/p/	Play
26	Q		q		Q	q	Q	q	ⲔⲮ	ⲕⲯ	ⰍⰂ	ⰽⰲ	/k͡v/	A bigram of /k/ and /v/, for example in Question
27	R		r		R	r	R	r	Ⲣ	ⲣ	Ⱃ	ⱃ	/r/	Bright
✘	Ԗ		ԗ		Ŕ	ŕ							/r̩/	Not in common. Example: "Krk" in Velnotian language
28	Ꝛ		ꝛ		Ř	ř	Rz	rz	ⲢⲒ	ⲣⲓ	ⰓⰬ	ⱃⱜ	/r̝/ /r̝̊/	Voiced and voiceless raised alveolar fricative trills (not in common)
29	S		s		S	s	S	s	Ⲥ	ⲥ	Ⱄ	ⱄ	/s/	Surprise
30	Ш		ш		Š	š	Sz	sz	Ϣ	ϣ	Ⱎ	ⱎ	/ʃ/	Show
31	T		t		T	t	T	t	Ⲧ	ⲧ	Ⱅ	ⱅ	/t/	Time
32	Ꞇ		ꞇ		Ť	ť	Tj	tj	Ϯ	ϯ	ⰕⰬ	ⱅⱜ	/c/	Voiceless palatal plosive (not in common)
33	Þ		þ		T́	t́	Th	th	Ⲑ	ⲑ	Ⱚ	ⱚ	/ð/ /θ/	This / Thin
34	U		u		U	u	U	u	Ⲩ	ⲩ	Ⱆ	ⱆ	/u/	Boot
✘	Ɯ		ɯ		Ū	ū	Uu	uu					/uː/	Doom
35	V		v		V	v	V	v	Ⲯ	ⲯ	Ⰲ	ⰲ	/v/	Valve
36	Ƿ	ƿ	W	w	Ƿ	ƿ	W	w	Ϥ	ϥ	Ⱛ	ⱛ	/w/ /ʋ/	Weep
37	X		x		X	x	X	x	Ⲝ	ⲝ	ⰍⰔ	ⰽⱄ	/k͡s/	A bigram of /k/ and /s/, for example in Maximal
38	Y		y		Y	y	Y	y	ⲒⲨ	ⲓⲩ	Ⱏ	ⱏ	/ɨ/	Lip (London accent)
✘	Ỿ		ỿ		Ȳ	ȳ	Yy	yy					/ɨː/	Not in common. Example: "Über" in Sino-Gadorien language
39	Z		z		Z	z	Z	z	Ⲍ	ⲍ	Ⰸ	ⰸ	/z/	Zoo
40	Ʒ		ʒ		Ž	ž	Zh	zh	Ϭ	ϭ	Ⰶ	ⰶ	/ʒ/	Pleasure

Additional symbols

Zhoushi language, however, has multiple characters, that symbolize a concept and are regulairly used in a language:

Symbol	Zhoushi term	Common translation	Note
& / ɛ̗́ / 🙰	Aj	And	A symbol, that can be used as "and" in sentence
Ӿ	Xajλis	Xailis	Former currency of Zhousheng before adoption of Sekinar
ᵴ	Seꞇien	Seten	Former subdivision of a currency of Zhousheng before adoption of Sekinar
ᕋ	Sekinar	Sekinar	Symbol for Sekinar
ֆ	Rovaƞ	Rovan	Symbol for a subdivision of Sekinar
⳩ / ☧	Jeʒiш Bөg	Jesus God	Symbol used to depict Jesus or God, which is sometimes used in writing by religious people
№	Чislo	Number	Symbol used for denoting cardinal numbers
#			Symbol used for denoting ordinal numbers
₳	Meƌimƞena	Intercurrency	Symbol for ACU (Anterian Currency Unit)
∅	Niч	Nothing	Symbol for empty set

Punctuation

Following punctuation marks are officially recognized by Zhoushi language:

Symbol	Name	Meaning	Usage	Example
.	Bodka	End of sentence	OFTEN	I ate a banana.
,	Чarka	End of a part of a sentence	OFTEN	I ate a banana, puked afterwards.
!	Vykꝛiчƞik	Exclamation mark	OFTEN	Eat that banana!
?	Tazaƞik	Question mark	OFTEN	Did you eat that banana?
‽	Obөjƞik	Interrobang	SOMETIMES	You ate all the bananas‽
⸮	Retoriчƞik	Rhetorical question mark	SOMETIMES	Can't I stop myself from eating bananas⸮
	Poȝybƞik	Doubt mark	RARELY	That banana raised my blood pressure
	Utoчƞik	Conviction mark	RARELY	That banana intentionally raised my blood pressure
	Vaʒeƞik	Irony mark	RARELY	I love bananas sooo much I could eat them 25 hours a day

Study version

Usage of G/H in Ꚕ

Usage of Î a Ĵ

Usage of O/E in Œ

Usage of V/W in Ʋ

Usage of long vowels

Because of the wideness of the language and a set of different dialects, a special characters have been created for foreign people to learn the Zhoushi language. Those characters will be used in the inflection tables in this article, although in Zhoushi, they are replaced by their respective characters

Symbol		Standart				IPA	Placement
Ā	ā	A		a		aː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Ą	ą	A		a		a ~ ə	Ogonek is added in verbs for sounds reducted into Mid central vowel (/ə/)
Ē	ē	E		e		ɛː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Ę	ę	E		e		ɛ ~ ə	Ogonek is added in verbs for sounds reducted into Mid central vowel (/ə/)
Ê	ê	E	e	—		ɛ ~ ◌	Used for noun & adjective inflections, where j can, but doesn't need to, be included
Є̄	є̄	Є		є		eː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Ꚕ	ꚕ	G	g	H	h	g ~ ɦ ~ h	Used in adjective inflections, as both g and h are grammatically correct
Ī	ī	I		i		iː ~ ɪː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Î	î	I	i	—		i ~ ɪ ~ ◌	Used for noun & adjective inflections, where i can, but doesn't need to, be included
Ĵ	ĵ	J	j	—		j ~ ◌	Used for noun & adjective inflections, where j can, but doesn't need to, be included
Ō	ō	O		o		oː ~ ɔː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Ө̄	ө̄	Ө		ө		u͡oː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Œ	œ	E	e	O	o	o ~ ɔ ~ ɛ	Used in adjective inflections, as both e and o are grammatically correct
Ꝥ	ꝥ	Þ		þ		ð	Used as a modified version of Thorn (Þ) to denote only Voiced version of the sound
Ū	ū	U		u		uː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Ų	ų	U		u		u ~ ə	Ogonek is added in verbs for sounds reducted into Mid central vowel (/ə/)
Û	û	U	u	—		u ~ ◌	Used for noun & adjective inflections, where j can, but doesn't need to, be included
Ʋ	ʋ	V	v	Ƿ	ƿ	v ~ w ~ ʋ	Used in adjective inflections, as both v and ƿ are grammatically correct
Ȳ	ȳ	Y		y		ɨː	Macron is added in noun & adjective inflections for suffix vowels
Ŷ	ŷ	Y	y	—		ɨ ~ ◌	Used for noun & adjective inflections, where j can, but doesn't need to, be included

Phonology

Place Manner	Labial					Coronal										Dorsal					Laryngeal
	Bilabial		Labiodental		Linguolabial		Dental		Alveolar		Postal-veolar		Retroflex		Palatal		Velar		Uvular		Pharyngeal		Glottal
Nasal	m̥	m								n				ɳ		ɲ
Plosive	p	b							t	d			ʈ	ɖ	c	ɟ	k	g	q
Sibilant affricate									ʦ	ʣ	ʧ	ʤ	tʂ ~ ʈʂ	dʐ ~ ɖʐ	ʨ	ʥ
Non-sibilant affricate
Sibilant fricative									s	z	ʃ	ʒ	ʂ	ʐ	ɕ	ʑ
Non-sibilant fricative			f	v			θ	ð								ʝ	x	ɣ	χ				h	ɦ
Approximant				ʋ												j		w
Tap/Flap									ɾ̥	ɾ
Trill									r̥ ~ r̝̊	r ~ r̝
Latelar affricate
Latelar fricative
Latelar approximant										l						ȴ		ʟ
Latelar tap/flap

Tongue position	Front		Near-front		Central		Near-back		Back
Close	i	y			ɨ					u
Near-close			ɪ
Close-mid	e									o
Mid					ə
Open-mid	ɛ								ʌ	ɔ
Near-open	æ				ɐ
Open	a								ɑ	ɒ
Diphthong	a͡u ~ ɛ͡u ~ e͡u ~ o͡u ~ ɔ͡u ~ u͡o ~ u͡ɔ ~ a͡e ~ a͡i
Long vowels	aː ~ ɛː ~ eː ~ iː ~ ɪː ~ oː ~ ɔː ~ uː ~ ɨː

Bold are the common sounds, while regular sounds may happen in dialects and/or in a world for easier pronunciation

Nouns

Grammatical gender

Zhoushi languages distinguishes a total of 3 grammatical genders, one being latter subdivided into animate and inanimate forms and one non-gender labeled as "Indifferent", which has the simplest inflection rules:

• Masculine (Muʒsky)
  • Masculine animate (Muʒsky Ʒiƿny) (symbol ♂, letter M)
  • Masculine inanimate (Muʒsky Ƞeʒiƿny) (symbol ⚦, letter D)
• Feminine (Ʒonsky) (symbol ♀, letter F)
• Neuter (Srєdsky) (symbol ⚲, letter N)
• Indifferent (Ƞemistny) (symbol ⚥, letter I) (used is some foreign words, such as "Zombie" or with a religious terms. Name "Preah" (In Zhoushi "Priєȝ") is for example inflected as indifferent. As intedefferent are also declined terms for countries and regions ending as -ijє)

Grammatical cases

Zhoushi langauge works with 2 grammatical numbers (singular (Odnetƞik) and plural (Mnoʒƞik), some dual forms are still present for some words) 8 separate grammatical cases:

• Nominative (Miƞik): Subject or a Predicate noun or adjectiv (Shorcut Nom., № 1)
• Genitive (Rodƞik): Possessive or partial direct object, without Subject (Shorcut Gen., № 2)
• Dative (Darƞik): Giving to Subject, phrases linked to certain verbs (Shorcut Dat., № 3)
• Accusative (Viƞik): Interract with Subject (see, hear, harass...) (Shorcut Acc., № 4)
• Locative (Mistƞik): In Subject, on Subject, past Subject, nearby Subject, about Subject (Shorcut Loc., № 5)
• Instrumentative (Tvorƞik): Using Subject, with Subject (Shorcut Ins., № 6)
• Ablative (Mєrƞik): Part of Subject, compared to Subject, the way (Shorcut Abl., № 7)
• Vocative (Volaƞik): Referring to Subject, calling Subject (Shorcut Voc., № 8)

There are 16 Inflection patterns (4 for Masculine animate, 4 for Masculine inanimate, 4 for Feminine and 4 for Neuter)

Grammatical inflection

Inflection table of nouns
Note: symbol Ь denotes softing of the previous sound from the root: C → Ч; D → Đ; Ƌ → Г; E → Є; H → Ȝ; L → Λ; N → Ƞ; R → Ꝛ; S → Ш; T → Ꞇ; Z → Ʒ
Translation to Common	Code	Singular								Plural
		Nom.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.	Voc.	Nom.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.	Voc.
Masculine Animate
Man	M	Muʒ	Muʒe	Muʒi	Muʒє	Muʒi	Muʒem	Muʒi	Muʒi!	Muʒy Muʒove	Muʒө	Muʒūm	Muʒe	Muʒyȝ	Muʒmy Muʒemy	Muʒymy	Muʒy!
		∅	-e	-i	-є	-i	-em	-i	-i!	-y -ovē	-ө	-ūm	-e	-yȝ	-my -emy	-ymy	-y!
Sir	P	Pan	Pana	Panovi	Pana	Panovi	Panem	Pani	Pane!	Pany Panove	Panū	Panūm	Pany	Paneȝ	Pany	Panymy	Paƞy!
		∅	-a	-ovi	-a	-ovi	-em	-i	-e!	-y -ovē	-ū	-ūm	-y	-eȝ	-y	-ymy	-ьy!
Mayor	S	Starosta	Starosty	Starostovi	Starostu	Starostovi	Starostө	Starosti	Starosto!	Starosty Starostove	Starostө	Starostūm	Starosty	Starosteȝ	Starosty	Starosty	Staroste!
		-a	-y	-ovi	-u	-ovi	-ө	-i	-o!	-y -ovē	-ө	-ūm	-y	-eȝ	-y	-y	-e!
Leader	V	Vөdce	Vөdce	Vөdcovi	Vөdce	Vөdcovi Vөdci	Vөdcem	Vөdci	Vөdce! Vөdчe!	Vөdci Vөdcove	Vөdcū	Vөdcūm	Vөdce	Vөdciȝ	Vөdci	Vөdcy	Vөdci!
		-e	-e	-ovi	-e	-ovi -i	-em	-i	-e! -ьe!	-i -ovē	-ū	-ūm	-e	-iȝ	-i	-y	-i!
Masculine Inanimate
State	Ш	Шtat	Шtatu	Шtatu	Шtat	Шtatu	Шtatem	Шtaty	Шtate!	Шtaty	Шtatө	Шtatom	Шtaty	Шtateȝ	Шtatmy Шtatamy	Шtatemy	Шtaty!
		∅	-u	-u	∅	-u	-em	-y	-e!	-y	-ө	-om	-y	-eȝ	-y -amy	-emy	-y!
Forest	L	Lєs	Lєsa Lєsu	Lєsu	Lєs	Lєse	Lєsem	Lєsy	Lєse!	Lєsy	Lєsө	Lєsөm	Lєsy	Lєseȝ	Lєsmy	Lєsemy	Lєsy!
		∅	-a -u	-u	∅	-e	-em	-y	-e!	-y	-ө	-өm	-y	-eȝ	-my	-emy	-y!
Machine	T	Stroj	Stroje	Stroji	Stroj	Stroji	Strojem	Strojy	Stroji!	Stroje	Strojө	Strojөm	Stroje	Strojiȝ	Strojmi Strojemi	Strojamy	Stroje!
		∅	-e	-i	∅	-i	-em	-y	-i!	-e	-ө	-өm	-e	-iȝ	-mi -emi	-amy	-e!
Church	C	Cerkev	Cerkvi	Cerkvi	Cerkev	Cerkvi	Cerkvi Cerkvө	Cerkvy	Cerkevo!	Cerkve	Cerkvө	Cerkvөm	Cerkve	Cerkveȝ	Cerkvimi Cerkvamy	Cerkavy	Cerkve!
		-ev	-vi	-vi	-ev	-vi	-vi -vө	-vy	-evo!	-ve	-vө	-vөm	-ve	-veȝ	-vimi -vamy	-avy	-ve!
Feminine
Woman	Ʒ	Ʒona	Ʒony	Ʒonje	Ʒonu	Ʒonє	Ʒonө	Ʒoni	Ʒono!	Ʒoni	Ʒon	Ʒonām	Ʒony	Ʒonaȝ	Ʒonami Ʒonama	Ʒonimi Ʒonima	Ʒoniє!
		-a	-y	-je	-u	-є	-ө	-i	-o!	-i	∅	-ām	-y	-aȝ	-ami -ama	-imi -ima	-iє!
Rose	Ө	Rөʒe	Rөʒe	Rөʒi	Rөʒi	Rөʒi	Rөʒiji	Rөʒej	Rөʒe!	Rөʒe	Rөʒī	Rөʒīm	Rөʒє	Rөʒiȝ	Rөʒemi Rөʒema	Rөʒimi	Rөʒe!
		-e	-e	-i	-i	-i	-iji	-ej	-e!	-e	-ī	-īm	-є	-iȝ	-emi -ema	-imi	-e!
Cherry	Ч	Чerшeƞ	Чerшƞe	Чerшƞi	Чerшeƞ	Чerшƞi	Чerшƞiji	Чerшƞi	Чerшƞi!	Чerшƞe	Чerшƞī	Чerшƞīm	Чerшƞє	Чerшƞiȝ	Чerшƞemi Чerшƞimi	Чerшƞimi	Чerшƞe!
		-eƞ	-ƞe	-ƞi	-eƞ	-ƞi	-ƞiji	-ƞi	-ƞi!	-ƞe	-ƞī	-ƞīm	-ƞє	-ƞiȝ	-ƞemi -ƞimi	-ƞimi	-ƞe!
Joy	Ꞇ	Radosꞇ	Radosꞇi	Radosꞇi	Radosꞇ	Radosꞇi	Radosꞇiji	Radosꞇi	Radosꞇi! Radosꞇ!	Radosꞇi	Radosꞇīȝ	Radosꞇem	Radosꞇi	Radosꞇeȝ	Radosꞇmi Radosꞇami	Radosꞇim	Radosꞇi! Radosꞇє!
		∅	-i	-i	∅	-i	-iji	-i	-i! ∅!	-i	-īȝ	-em	-i	-eȝ	-mi -ami	-im	-i! -є!
Neuter
Sea	Ꝛ	Moꝛe	Moꝛe	Moꝛi	Moꝛє	Moꝛi	Moꝛem	Moꝛy	Moꝛe!	Moꝛe	Moꝛîĵī	Moꝛīm	Moꝛe	Moꝛiȝ	Moꝛima Moꝛema	Moꝛimi	Moꝛe!
		-e	-e	-i	-є	-i	-em	-y	-e!	-e	-îĵī	-īm	-e	-iȝ	-ima -ema	-imi	-e!
City	Ƞ	Miƞєsto	Miƞєsta	Miƞєstu	Miƞєsto	Miƞєstu	Miƞєstem	Miƞєsty	Miƞєsto!	Miƞєsta	Miƞєst	Miƞєstūm Miƞєstөm	Miƞєsta	Miƞєsteȝ	Miƞєsty	Miƞєsti	Miƞєsta!
		-o	-a	-u	-o	-u	-em	-y	-o!	-a	∅	-ūm -өm	-a	-eȝ	-y	-i	-a!
Chicken	K	Kuꝛe	Kuꝛete	Kuꝛeꞇi	Kuꝛє	Kuꝛeꞇi	Kuꝛetem	Kuꝛy	Kuꝛe!	Kuꝛata	Kuꝛat	Kuꝛatūm Kuꝛatөm	Kuꝛata	Kuꝛateȝ Kuꝛataȝ	Kuꝛaty	Kuꝛati	Kuꝛata!
		-e	-ete	-eꞇi	-є	-eꞇi	-etem	-y	-e!	-ata	-at	-atūm -atөm	-ata	-ateȝ -ataȝ	-aty	-ati	-ata!
Reeds	R	Rakosij	Rakosi	Rakosi	Rakosijє	Rakosiĵî	Rakosi	Rakosij	Rakosîĵe!	Rakosiĵ	Rakosīȝ Rakosit	Rakosī	Rakosijє	Rakosiĵîȝ	Rakosi	Rakosij	Rakosîĵe!
		-ij	-i	-i	-ijє	-iĵî	-i	-ij	-îĵe!	-iĵ	-īȝ -it	-ī	-ijє	-iĵîȝ	-i	-ij	-îĵe!
Indifferent
Zombie	I	Zombie	Zombi	Zombi	Zombi	Zombi	Zombi	Zombi	Zombi!	Zombiei	Zombīĵei	Zombīĵei	Zombīĵei	Zombīĵei	Zombīĵei	Zombīĵei	Zombīĵei! Zombīje!
		-e	∅	∅	∅	∅	∅	∅	∅!	-ei	∸ĵei	∸ĵei	∸ĵei	∸ĵei	∸ĵei	∸ĵei	∸ĵei! ∸je!
Anteria	Є	Anterijє	Anterije	Anteriji	Anterijє	Anteriji	Anteriji	Anteriji	Anterijє! Anterije!	Anterije	Anterijiȝ	Anterijōm	Anterije	Anterijiȝ	Anterijimi	Anterijimy	Anterije!
										Note: Anteria as a term is almost never inflected as plural (multiple "Anteriae").
		-є	-e	-i	-є	-i	-i	-i	-є! -e!	-e	-iȝ	-ōm	-e	-iȝ	-imi	-imy	-!

Adjectives

Association to gender

Zhoushi adjectives could be divided into four groups:

• Descriptive soft
• Descriptive hard
• Possessive soft
• Possessive hard

Possessive adjectives describe a association to or a ownership of a certain object (such as "Father's car" - Oþcovo auto), while the descriptive adjectives describe a atribute or a property of the said object (such as "Blue car" - Modre auto). Adjectives do not differentiate between masculine inanimate and masculine animate. Indifferent gender words are declined using neuter forms.

There are 4 Inflection patterns (One for each group of adjectives)

Grammatical inflection

Inflection table of adjectives
Note: symbol Ь denotes softing of the previous sound from the root: C → Ч; D → Đ; Ƌ → Г; E → Є; H → Ȝ; L → Λ; N → Ƞ; R → Ꝛ; S → Ш; T → Ꞇ; Z → Ʒ
Translation to Common	Code	Singular							Plural							Gender
		Nom.+Voc.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.	Nom.+Voc.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.
Descriptive Hard
Young	J	Malodȳĵ	Malodœꚕo	Malodœmu	Malodœꚕo	Malodīm Malodēm	Malodȳm	Malodīmy	Malođi	Malodȳȝ	Malodȳm	Malodîĵe	Malodȳȝ	Malodȳmi	Malodȳmy	Masculines
		Malodē							Malodā	Malodēȝ						Neuter
		Malodā	Malodîĵe	Malodē	Malodө̄	Malodє̄	Malodө̄	Malodө̄	Malodē	Malodīȝ						Feminines
		-ȳĵ	-œꚕo	-œmu	-œꚕo	-īm -ēm	-ȳm	-īmy	-ьi	-ȳȝ	-ȳm	-îĵe	-ȳȝ	-ȳmi	-ȳmy	Masculines
		-ē							-ā	-ēȝ						Neuter
		-ā	-îĵe	-ē	-ө̄	-є̄	-ө̄	-ө̄	-ē	-īȝ						Feminines
Descriptive Soft
Summer	E	Letƞī	Letƞīꚕo	Letƞīmu	Letƞī	Letƞīm	Letƞīm	Letƞīm	Letƞī	Letƞīȝ	Letƞīm	Letƞī	Letƞīȝ	Letƞīmi	Letƞīmy	Masculine
			Letƞī	Letƞī	Letƞī	Letƞī	Letƞī	Letƞī	Letƞī	Letƞīȝ	Letƞīm	Letƞī	Letƞīȝ	Letƞīmi	Letƞīmy	Feminine Neuter
		-ī	-īꚕo	-īmu	-ī	-īm	-īm	-īm	-ī	-īȝ	-īm	-ī	-īȝ	-īmi	-īmy	Masculine
			-ī	-ī	-ī	-ī	-ī	-ī	-ī	-īȝ	-īm	-ī	-īȝ	-īmi	-īmy	Feminine Neuter
Possessive Hard
Father's	O	Oþcө̄ʋ Oþcovo	Oþcova	Oþcovu	Oþcovo	Oþcovo Oþcovє	Oþcovo Oþcovym	Oþcovi	Oþcovi Oþcovy	Oþcovyȝ Oþcovo	Oþcovym	Oþcovy	Oþcovyȝ Oþcovo	Oþcovymi	Oþcovymy	Masculines Neuter
		Oþcөva	Oþcovy	Oþcoʋjє	Oþcovu											Feminine
		-ө̄ʋ -ovo	-ova	-ovu	-ovo	-ovo -ovє	-ovo -ovym	-ovi	-ovi -ovy	-ovyȝ -ovo	-ovym	-ovy	-ovyȝ -ovo	-ovymi	-ovymy	Masculines Neuter
		-өva	-ovy	-oʋjє	-ovu											Feminine
Possessive Soft
Mother's	Ч	Maꞇчin	Maꞇчina	Maꞇчiƞe	Maꞇчina	Maꞇчiƞe	Maꞇчinym	Maꞇчiny	Maꞇчiny	Maꞇчinyȝ	Maꞇчinym	Maꞇчiny	Maꞇчinyȝ	Maꞇчinymi	Maꞇчinymy	Masculines
		Maꞇчina	Maꞇчiny		Maꞇчinu											Feminine
		Maꞇчino	Maꞇчina		Maꞇчino											Neuter
		∅	-a	-ьe	-a	-ьe	-ym	-y	-y	-yȝ	-ym	-y	-yȝ	-ymi	-ymy	Masculines
		-a	-y		-u											Feminine
		-o	-a		-o											Neuter

Zhoushi uses five forms for comparison of the adjective:

• Negative - Negation of the word: Happy → Unhappy
• Positive - Basic form of the word: Happy
• Comparative - Form for comparison relative to something: Happy → Happier
• Superlative - Form showing absolute relative to a group: Happy → Happiest
• Augmentative - Form showing absolute position without a relative: Happy → Ultimately/Absolutely happy

Pronouns

Preference of beginning in third person singular inflections (Ƞ × J)

Pronouns are inflected as well. Zhoushi has multiple factors, such as masculine, feminine neuter and indifferent singular third person, inclusive and exclusive first person plural and reflexive pronouns.

Inflection table of pronouns
Translation to Common		Person and number		Nom.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.	Voc.
I	Me	First	Singular	Ja	Miƞe	Mi Mƞe	Mƞe	Mƞe	Mnө	Mnu	—
You (Singular)		Second		Ty	Tebe	Tobi Tobjє	Tebe	Tobjє	Tebө	Tebu	Ty!
He	Him	Third		Өn	Ƞej Jeꚕo	Ƞemu Jemu	Ƞej Jej	Ƞem Jim	Ƞim Jij	Ƞimu Jiju	—
She	Her			Өna	Ƞi Jej	Ƞi Ji	Ƞi Ji	Ƞi Ji	Ƞi Ji	Ƞu Ju	—
It				Өno	Өnoꚕo	Өnœmu	Өno	Өƞem Өƞeȝ	Өƞim	Өnu	—
They (Singular)	Them			Өnu	Ƞij Joj	Ƞi Ji	Ƞij Jij	Ƞij Jij	Ƞij Jij	Ƞiju Jiju	—
-self (Singular)		Reflexive		—	Sebe	Sobje Sobjє	Sebe Se	Sobje Sobjє	Sebө	Sebu	—
We (Inclusive)	Us	First	Plural	Ny	Nas	Nam	Nas Ny	Nas	Nami	Namu	Ny!
You (Plural + formal)		Second		Vy	Vas	Vam	Vas	Vas	Vami	Vamu Vanu	Vy!
They (Masculine)	Them	Third		Oni	Ƞiȝ Jiȝ	Ƞim Jim	Ƞe Je	Ƞiȝ Jiȝ	Ƞimi Jimi	Ƞimu Jimu	—
They (Feminine)	Them			Ony	Ƞeȝ Jeȝ	Ƞim Jim	Ƞe Je	Ƞyȝ Jyȝ	Ƞimy Jimy	Ƞimu Jimu	—
They (Neuter/indifferent)	Them			Ona	Ƞєȝ Oƞєȝ	Ƞim Oƞim	Ƞe Oƞe	Ƞiȝ Oƞiȝ	Ƞimy Oƞimy	Ƞimu Oƞimu	—
We (Exclusive)	Us	Fourth		My	Mas	Mam Minam	Mas	Mas	Mami	Mamu	My!
-self (Plural)		Reflexive		—	Sєbe	Sөbje Sөbjє	Sєbe Sє	Sөbje Sөbjє	Sєbө	Sєbu	—

In plural, if the subject of the coversation which is substituted by "they" a mix of multiple genders, there is a hierarchy of genders which are prefered. Here is a list:

• Masculine (both animate and inanimate) - Muʒy, Lєsy, Rөʒe aj Kuꝛata - use "Oni"
• Feminine - Rөʒe aj Kuꝛata - use "Ony"
• Neuter/indifferent - Kuꝛata aj Miƞєsta - use "Ona"

If masculine is present, use masculine form. If there is no masculine, but there is a feminine, use feminine form. Use neuter if only indifferent and neuter words are present.

Numbers

Due to the prominence of hexadactyly between the Zhoushi populace, Zhousheng is one of the few nations, that developed a dozenal system. Zhousheng officially used latinized dozenal system until 1978, when the government officially decided to abandon the system and move towards a decimal system. In school, both systems are told in a paralel to each other, which helps Zhoushi students to better understand numbers and aren't tied to just one graphical representation of the number, supporting abstract thinking. However, this also causes some problems with education, therefore math is being told in kindergarden as well to balance the pressure kids would be subjected during math exams.

Numbers 1-10

List of basic terms for numbers
Decimal	Dozenal	Zhengian	Zhoushi	Preimeai	Decimal term (Common)	Dozenal term (Common)	Decimal term (Zhoushi)	Dozenal term (Zhoushi)
0	0	០	0	០	Zero	Zero	Nula	Nula
1	1	១	1	១	One	One	Oden	Oden
2	2	໒	2	២	Two	Two	Dva	Dva
3	3	៣	3	៣	Three	Three	Tꝛi	Tꝛi
4	4	൪	4	៤	Four	Four	Чotyꝛi	Чotyꝛi
5	5	૫	5	៥	Five	Five	Peꞇ	Peꞇ
6	6	૬	6	៦	Six	Six	Шosꞇ	Шosꞇ
7	7	൭	7	៧	Seven	Seven	Sydem	Sydem
8	8	൮	8	៨	Eight	Eight	Өsem	Өsem
9	9	໙	9	៩	Nine	Nine	Đeveꞇ	Đeveꞇ
10	↊	൰	ᚴ	១០	Ten	Dek	Deseꞇ	Deseꞇ
	A
11	↋	൯	ⵒ	១១	Eleven	El	Jedenasꞇ	Hєleꞇ
	B
12	10	൫ ១០	ᘐ 10	១២	Twelve	Do	Dvanasꞇ	Ceλeꞇ (Cyclical) Tuƌeꞇ

Design of the face of clocks used in Zhousheng

7-seg numbers

Currently, dozenal system is used only sparsely in common use, but for example clocks still retained their original cyclic description (that is 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-ᚴ-ⵒ-ᘐ), so called cyclical symbol, noted as "ᘐ" in new Zhoushi numerals refers to a number in a twelve-step cycle. Example could be clock, where numerals 10, 11 and 12 are replaced by ᚴ, ⵒ and ᘐ to this day. Some translations of the Kaȝin Canon still use dozenal naming, especially in the Book of Revelation of John.

Numbers 11-1ⵒ

Numbers 11-1ⵒ are created by adding suffix "-asꞇ" (Or "-nasꞇ") to the numbers 1-ⵒ. The same system applied to the old decimal numbering, therefore, the next table is listing both decimal and dozenal, keep in mind the values are relative:

Terms for numbers 10-1ⵒ
Symbol (Dozenal)		Symbol (Zhoushi)	Symbol (Zhengian)	Symbol (Preimeai)	Literal translation (Common)	Zhoushi term
11		11	១១	១១	Eleven	Odenasꞇ
12		12	១໒	១២	Twelve	Dvanasꞇ
13		13	១៣	១៣	Thirteen	Tꝛinasꞇ
14		14	១૫	១៥	Fourteen	Чotyrnasꞇ
15		15	១൪	១៤	Fifteen	Peꞇnasꞇ
16		16	១૬	១៦	Sixteen	Шosꞇnasꞇ
17		17	១൭	១៧	Seventeen	Sydemnasꞇ
18		18	១൮	១៨	Eighteen	Өsemnasꞇ
19		19	១໙	១៩	Nineteen	Đeveꞇenasꞇ
1↊	1	1ᚴ	១൰	—	Tenteen	Deseꞇenasꞇ
1↋	1	1ⵒ	១൯	—	Elteen	Hєleꞇenasꞇ

Tens

Tens, similar to 10 (Deseꞇ, Tuƌeꞇ), other multiples of 10 are made using the numbers 1-ⵒ and adding suffix "-ƌet" (10-40) or "-desaꞇ" (50-ⵒ0):

Terms for tens
Symbol (Dozenal)		Symbol (Zhoushi)	Symbol (Zhengian)	Symbol (Preimeai)	Literal translation (Common)	Zhoushi term
10		10	១០	១០	Ten/Do	Deseꞇ/Tuƌeꞇ
20		20	໒០	២០	Twenty	Dvaƌeꞇ
30		30	៣០	៣០	Thirty	Tꝛiƌeꞇ
40		40	૫០	៥០	Fourty	Чotyꝛiƌeꞇ
50		50	൪០	៤០	Fifty	Pedesaꞇ
60		60	૬០	៦០	Sixty	Шodesaꞇ
70		70	൭០	៧០	Seventy	Sydemdesaꞇ
80		80	൮០	៨០	Eighty	Өsemdesaꞇ
90		90	໙០	៩០	Ninety	Đevedesaꞇ
↊0	0	ᚴ0	൰០	—	Tenty	Desedesaꞇ
↋0	0	ⵒ0	൯០	—	Elty	Hєledesaꞇ

Numbers 21-ⵒⵒ

Regular numbers between 20 and 100 are made by the combination of the tens and units. The western (Haldenian) dialects, having been influenced by Gadori grammar, sometimes use a version with the conjunction interix "-a-" with a switched order. Here are some examples:

Terms for all numbers below 100
Symbol (Dozenal)		Symbol (Zhoushi)	Symbol (Zhengian)	Symbol (Preimeai)	Literal translation (Common)	Zhoushi term	Haldenian dialect
23		23	໒០	២០	Twenty three	Dvaƌeꞇ tꝛi	Tꝛiadvaƌeꞇ
37		37	៣൭	៣៧	Thirty seven	Tꝛiƌeꞇ sydem	Sydematꝛiƌeꞇ
41		41	૫១	៥១	Fourty one	Чotyꝛiƌeꞇ oden	Odenaчotyꝛiƌeꞇ
5↊	5	5ᚴ	൪൰	—	Fifty ten	Pedesaꞇ deseꞇ	Deseꞇapedesaꞇ
66		66	૬૬	៦៦	Sixty seven	Шodesaꞇ шosꞇ	Шosꞇaшodesaꞇ
7↋	7	7ⵒ	൭൯	—	Seventy el	Sydemdesaꞇ hєleꞇ	Hєleꞇasydemdesaꞇ
85		85	൮០	៨០	Eighty five	Өsemdesaꞇ peꞇ	Peꞇaөsemdesaꞇ
99		99	໙໙	៩៩	Ninety nine	Đevedesaꞇ đeveꞇ	Đeveꞇađevedesaꞇ
↊4	4	ᚴ4	൰൪	—	Tenty four	Desedesaꞇ чotyꝛi	Чotyꝛiadesedesaꞇ
↋2	2	ⵒ2	൯០	—	Elty two	Hєledesaꞇ dva	Dvaadєledesaꞇ

Number past 100

TBA

Inflection of numbers

Inflection table of numbers
Common	Nom.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.	Voc.	Gender/Number	Notes
Link to Singular genitive
Zero	Nula	Nuly	Nule	Nulu	Nule	Nulө	Nulө	Nulo!	Universal	Every form needs a noun in genitive, not in the restpective case
Quarter	Чoterꞇ	Чoterꞇi	Чoterꞇi	Чoterꞇ	Чoterꞇi	Чoterꞇī	Чoterꞇī	Чoterꞇi!	Universal	Used for example for "Quarter a bread" → "Чoterꞇ Ȝilaba"
Half	Pөl	Pөli	Pөli	Pөl	Pөli	Pөlī	Pөlī	Pөli!	Universal	Used for example for "Half a bread" → "Pөl Ȝilaba"
Link to Singular form of the noun
Other fractions	-(ꞇ)ina (suffix)	-(ꞇ)iny	-(ꞇ)iƞe	-(ꞇ)inu	-(ꞇ)iƞe	-(ꞇ)inө	-(ꞇ)inөj	-(ꞇ)ino!	Singular	Used for fractions with number 1 in the numerator (example: ⅛ - Odna өsmina)
	-(ꞇ)iny (suffix)	-(ꞇ)in	-(ꞇ)inom	-(ꞇ)iny	-(ꞇ)ināȝ	-(ꞇ)ināmi	-(ꞇ)ināmi	-(ꞇ)iny!	Paucal Plural	Used for fractions with numbers 2-4 in the numerator (example: ⅜ - Tꝛi өsminy)
	—	-(ꞇ)in	—	—	—	—	—	—	Plural	Used for fractions with numbers 5-∞, all negatives and all non-integers in the numerator (example: ⅝ - Peꞇ өsmin). The fraction word is not inflected and remains in genitive
One	Oden	Odnœꚕo	Odnœmu	Oden	Odnom	Odƞīm	Odƞīm	Oden!	Masculine
	Odna	Odnē	Odnē	Odnu	Odnē	Odƞө̄	Odƞom	Odna!	Feminine
	Oden	Odno	Odnœmu	Odno	Odnœm	Odƞīm	Odƞīm	Odno!	Neuter
	Raz	Razu	Razu	Raz	Razu	Razœm	Razœm	Raze!	Universal	Term used in the west for "one" without a noun term, such as counting
Link to Plural form of the noun
Two	Dva	Dvө	Dvөm	Dva	Dvө	Dvєma	Dvєma	Dva!	Masculine	Old dual noun terms might still pop up in this usage time to time
	Dvє	Dvө	Dvєma	Dvє	Dvө	Dvєma	Dvөma	Dvє!	Feminine + Neuter
Three	Tꝛi	Tꝛī Tꝛeȝ	Tꝛem	Tꝛi	Tꝛeȝ	Tꝛema Tꝛemi	Tꝛema Tꝛemi	Tꝛi!	Universal
Four	Чotyꝛi	Чotyꝛ	Чotyꝛem	Чotyꝛi	Чotyꝛeȝ	Чotyꝛema	Чotyꝛema	Чotyꝛi!	Universal
Link to Plural genitive
Five	Peꞇ	Peꞇi	Peꞇi	Peꞇ	Peꞇiȝ	Peꞇima Peꞇimi	Peꞇima Peꞇimi	Peꞇ!	Universal	Same inclension works for "Шosꞇ", "Đeveꞇ", "Deseꞇ", "Hєleꞇ" & "Ceλeꞇ" (6, 9, ᚴ (10), ⵒ (11), ᘐ (12/10))
Seven	Sydem	Sydmiȝ	Sydmi	Sydem	Sydmi	Sydmi	Sydmi	Sydîm!	Universal	Same inclension works for "Өsem" (8)
Eleven	Odenasꞇ	Odenasꞇi	Odenasꞇi	Odenasꞇ	Odenasꞇi	Odenasꞇiĵî	Odenasꞇiĵî	Odenasꞇ!	Universal	Same inclension works for all 1◌ numbers
Dozen	Tuƌeꞇ	Tuƌtu	Tuƌtu	Tuƌeꞇ	Tuƌtu	Tuƌtœm	Tuƌtœm	Tuƌte!	Singular	Term "Tuƌeꞇ" a plural version for multiple dozens of something
	Tuƌty	Tuƌtū	Tuƌtœm	Tuƌty	Tuƌteȝ	Tuƌty	Tuƌty	Tuƌty!	Plural
Twenty	Dvaƌeꞇ	Dvaƌeꞇi	Dvaƌeꞇi	Dvaƌeꞇ	Dvaƌeꞇîĵeȝ	Dvaƌeꞇi	Dvaƌeꞇi	Dvaƌeꞇ!	Universal	Same inclension works for all ◌0 numbers end with a suffix -eꞇ
Fifty	Pedesaꞇ	Pedesaꞇi	Pedesaꞇi	Pedesaꞇ	Pedesaꞇiȝ	Pedesaꞇi	Pedesaꞇi	Pedesaꞇiĵe!	Universal	Same inclension works for all ◌0 numbers end with a suffix -aꞇ

Note: terms "Чoterꞇina" and "Pөloƿina" exist as well and are inflected as by the -(ꞇ)ina inflection Here are following terms for mathematical symbols

Symbol	Zhoushi term	Common translation	Note
=	Jest rovno	Is equal to	Note used for equation
≈	Bliʒi se	Is approximate to	Note used for approximation
≐
+	Plus Aj	Plus	Note used for addition
-	Minus Bez	Minus	Note used for subtraction
\
⋅	Krat	Times	Note used for multiplication
×
*
:	Đeleno	Divided by	Note used for division
÷
)̅
⎷	Fumocnina	Root	Note used for roots
^	Na Umocƞeno	To the power of	Note used for exponentiation
∧	I	And	Note used for conjunction
∩
∨	Anebo	Or	Note used for disjunction
∪
⊻	Nebo	Alternatively	Note used for exclusive disjunction
⩛
∴	Aj proto	Therefore	Symbol used in short notes to symbolize forward implication
→
∵	Ʒtobo	Because	Symbol used in short notes to symbolize backward implication
←
≡	Jest totoʒny	Is equivalent/identical to	Symbol used in short notes to symbolize equivalence
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Verbs

M = Masculine Animate, D = Masculine Inanimate, F = Feminine, N = Neuter, I = Indifferent

Verb "to be"

Irregular verb "to be"
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
Bȳt	Jsem				Jsi				Je				—				Singular	Common
	Jsme				Jste				Jsө				Jsmy				Plural
Bȳꞇi	Jesm				Jeseш				Jest				—				Singular	Literary
	Jesme				Jeste				Jsųt				Jesmy				Plural
Imperfekt
Byȝi	Bєȝ				Bєшę				Bєшeĵ				—				Singular	Universal
	Bєȝmo				Bєste				Bєȝų				Bєȝmy				Plural
Perfektum
	Jsem byl		Jsem byla	Jsem bylo	Jsi byl		Jsi byla	Jsi bylo	Byl		Byla	Bylo	—				Singular	Common
	Jsme byli	Jsme byly		Jsme byla	Jste byli	Jste byly		Jste byla	Byli	Byly		Byla	Jsmy byli	Jsmy byly		Jsmy byla	Plural
	Jesm byl		Jesm byla	Jesm bylo	Jeseш byl		Jeseш byla	Jeseш bylo	(Jest) byl		(Jest) byla	(Jest) bylo	—				Singular	Literary
	Jesme byli	Jesme byly		Jesme byla	Jeste byli	Jeste byly		Jeste byla	Jsųt byli	Jsųt byly		Jsųt byla	—				Plural
Pluperfektum
	Bєȝ byl		Bєȝ byla	Bєȝ bylo	Bєшe byl		Bєшe byla	Bєшe bylo	Bєшeĵ/Bє byl		Bєшeĵ/Bє byla	Bєшeĵ/Bє bylo	—				Singular	Common
	Bєȝmœ byli	Bєȝmœ byly		Bєȝmœ byla	Bєste byli	Bєste byly		Bєste byla	Bєȝųb byli	Bєȝų byly		Bєȝų byla	Bєȝmy byli	Bєȝmy byly		Bєȝmy byla	Plural
	Bєȝ byl		Bєȝ byla	Bєȝ bylo	Bєшe byl		Bєшe byla	Bєшe bylo	Bєшeĵ/Bє byl		Bєшeĵ/Bє byla	Bєшeĵ/Bє bylo	—				Singular	Literary
	Bєȝmœ byli	Bєȝmœ byly		Bєȝmœ byla	Bєste byli	Bєste byly		Bєste byla	Bєȝų byli	Bєȝų byly		Bєȝų byla	Bєȝmy byli	Bєȝmy byly		Bєȝmy byla	Plural
Conditial present
	Byȝ byl		Byȝ byla	Byȝ bylo	Bys byl		Bys byla	Bys bylo	By byl		By byla	By bylo	—				Singular	Common
	Bysmœ byli	Bysmœ byly		Bysmœ byla	Byste byli	Byste byly		Byste byla	By byli	By byly		By byla	Bysmų byli	Bysmų byly		Bysmų byla	Plural
	Byȝ byl		Byȝ byla	Byȝ bylo	Bys byl		Bys byla	Bys bylo	By byl		By byla	By bylo	—				Singular	Literary
	Byȝmœ byli	Byȝmœ byly		Byȝmœ byla	Byste byli	Byste byly		Byste byla	Byȝų byli	Byȝų byly		Byȝų byla	Byȝmų byli	Byȝmų byly		Byȝmų byla	Plural
Conditial pluperfekt
	Byl byȝ byl		Byla byȝ byla	Bylo byȝ bylo	Byl bys byl		Byla bys byla	Bylo bys bylo	Byl by byl		Byl by byla	Byl by bylo	—				Singular	Common
	Byli bysmœ byli	Byly bysmœ byly		Byla bysmœ byla	Byli byste byli	Byly byste byly		Byla byste byla	Byli by byli	Byly by byly		Byla by byla	Byli bysmų byli	Byly bysmų byly		Byla bysmų byla	Plural
	Byl byȝ byl		Byl byȝ byla	Byl byȝ bylo	Byl bys byl		Byla bys byla	Bylo bys bylo	Byl by byl		Byla by byla	Bylo by bylo	—				Singular	Literary
	Byli byȝmœ byli	Byly byȝmœ byly		Byla byȝmœ byla	Byli byste byli	Byly byste byly		Byla byste byla	Byli byȝų byli	Byly byȝų byly		Byly byȝų byla	Byli byȝmų byli	Byly byȝmų byly		Byla byȝmų byla	Plural
Future
Budi	Budu				Budeш				Bude				—				Singular	Universal
	Budemœ				Budete				Budө				Budemy				Plural
Imperative
	Buđî!				Buđ!				—				Buđî!				Singular	Universal
	Buđmœ!				Buđte!				—				Buđmy!				Plural

First conjugation

First conjungtion: example verb: "Đelat" = "To do"

M = Masculine Animate, D = Masculine Inanimate, F = Feminine, N = Neuter, I = Indifferent

First conjugation, inflection pattern "Đelat"
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
Đelat	Đelām				Đelāш				Đelā				—				Singular	Common
	Đelāme				Đelāte				Đelajī				Đelāmy				Plural
-t	-◌̄m				-◌̄ш				-◌̄				—				Singular
	-◌̄me				-◌̄te				-jī				-◌̄my				Plural
Đelaꞇi	Đelajų				Đelaješ				Đelaję				—				Singular	Literary
	Đelajemo				Đelajetę				Đelajųt				Đelajemy				Plural
-ꞇi	-jų				-ješ				-ję				—				Singular
	-jemo				-jetę				-jųt				-jemy				Plural
Imperfekt
Đelaȝet	Đelaȝ				Đelaшę				Đelaшeĵ				—				Singular	Universal
	Đelaȝmo				Đelaste				Đelaȝų				Đelaȝmy				Plural
-ȝet	-ȝ				-шę				-шeĵ				—				Singular
	-ȝmo				-ste				-ȝų				-ȝmy				Plural
Verbal base (Used for creation of perfect, pluperfect, future and conditial forms)
Đelat (common) Đelaꞇi (literary)	Đelal		Đelala	Đelalo	Đelal		Đelala	Đelalo	Đelal		Đelala	Đelalo	—				Singular	Universal
	Đelali	Đelaly		Đelala	Đelali	Đelaly		Đelala	Đelali	Đelaly		Đelala	Đelali	Đelaly		Đelala	Plural
-t (common) -ꞇi (literary)	-l		-la	-lo	-l		-la	-lo	-l		-la	-lo	—				Singular
	-li	-ly		-la	-li	-ly		-la	-li	-ly		-la	-li	-ly		-la	Plural
Imperative
	Đelaĵ!				Đelaj!				—				—				Singular	Universal
	Đelajmœ!				Đelajtє!				—				Đelajmy!				Plural
	-ĵ!				-j!				—				—				Singular
	-jmœ!				-jtє!				—				-jmy!				Plural

Second conjugation

Second conjungtion: example verb: "Mȳt" = "To wash", with a secondary example for exceptions "Kupuvat" = "To buy"

M = Masculine Animate, D = Masculine Inanimate, F = Feminine, N = Neuter, I = Indifferent

Second conjugation, inflection pattern "Mȳt"
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
Mȳt	Myjų				Myjeш				Myje				—				Singular	Common
	Myjemê				Myjete				Myjө				Myjemy				Plural
-vat	-jų				-jeш				-je				—				Singular
	-jemê				-jete				-jө				-jemy				Plural
Mȳꞇi	Myji				Myjeш				Myje				—				Singular	Literary
	Myjeme				Myjete				Myjī				Myjemy				Plural
-ꞇi	-ji				-jeш				-je				—				Singular
	-jeme				-jete				-jī				-jemy				Plural
Imperfekt
Myjaȝet	Myjaȝ				Myjaшę				Myjaшeĵ				—				Singular	Universal
	Myjaȝmœ				Myjaste				Myjaȝų				Myjaȝmy				Plural
-jaȝet	-jaȝ				-jaшę				-jaшeĵ				—				Singular
	-jaȝmœ				-jaste				-jaȝų				-jaȝmy				Plural
Verbal base (Used for creation of perfect, pluperfect, future and conditial forms)
Mȳt (common) Mȳꞇi (literary)	Myl		Myla	Mylo	Myl		Myla	Mylo	Myl		Myla	Mylo	—				Singular	Universal
	Myli	Myly		Myla	Myli	Myly		Myla	Myli	Myly		Myla	Myli	Myly		Myla	Plural
-t (common) -ꞇi (literary)	-l		-la	-lo	-l		-la	-lo	-l		-la	-lo	—				Singular
	-li	-ly		-la	-li	-ly		-la	-li	-ly		-la	-li	-ly		-la	Plural
Imperative
	Myĵ!				Myj!				—				—				Singular	Universal
	Myjmœ!				Myjtє!				—				Myjmy!				Plural
	-ĵ!				-j!				—				—				Singular
	-jmœ!				-jtє!				—				-jmy!				Plural

Second conjugation, -va inflection pattern "Kupuvat"
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
Kupuvat	Kupujų				Kupujeш				Kupuje				—				Singular	Common
	Kupujemê				Kupujete				Kupujө				Kupujemy				Plural
-vat	-jų				-jeш				-je				—				Singular
	-jemê				-jete				-jө				-jemy				Plural
Kupuvaꞇi	Kupuji				Kupujeш				Kupuje				—				Singular	Literary
	Kupujeme				Kupujete				Kupujī				Kupujemy				Plural
-vaꞇi	-ji				-jeш				-je				—				Singular
	-jeme				-jete				-jī				-jemy				Plural
Imperfekt
Kupuȝet	Kupuȝ				Kupuшę				Kupuшeĵ				—				Singular	Universal
	Kupuȝmo				Kupuste				Kupuȝų				Kupuȝmy				Plural
-ȝet	-ȝ				-шę				-шeĵ				—				Singular
	-ȝmo				-ste				-ȝų				-ȝmy				Plural
Verbal base (Used for creation of perfect, pluperfect, future and conditial forms)
Kupuvat (common) Kupuvaꞇi (literary)	Kupuval		Kupuvala	Kupuvalo	Kupuval		Kupuvala	Kupuvalo	Kupuval		Kupuvala	Kupuvalo	—				Singular	Universal
	Kupuvali	Kupuvaly		Kupuvala	Kupuvali	Kupuvaly		Kupuvala	Kupuvali	Kupuvaly		Kupuvala	Kupuvali	Kupuvaly		Kupuvala	Plural
-vat (common) -vaꞇi (literary)	-val		-vala	-valo	-val		-vala	-valo	-val		-vala	-valo	—				Singular
	-vali	-valy		-valo	-vali	-valy		-valo	-vali	-valy		-valo	-vali	-valy		-valo	Plural
Imperative
	Kupuĵ!				Kupuj!				—				—				Singular	Universal
	Kupujmœ!				Kupujtє!				—				Kupujmy!				Plural
	-ĵ!				-j!				—				—				Singular
	-jmœ!				-jtє!				—				-jmy!				Plural

Third conjugation

Third conjugation, inflection pattern ""
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
													—				Singular	Common
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
													—				Singular	Literary
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
Imperfekt
													—				Singular	Universal
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
Verbal base (Used for creation of perfect, pluperfect, future and conditial forms)
(common) (literary)													—				Singular	Universal
																	Plural
- (common) - (literary)	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	—				Singular
	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	Plural
Imperative
									—				—				Singular	Universal
									—								Plural
	-				-				—				—				Singular
	-				-				—				-				Plural

Fourth conjugation

Fourth conjugation, inflection pattern ""
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
													—				Singular	Common
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
													—				Singular	Literary
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
Imperfekt
													—				Singular	Universal
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
Verbal base (Used for creation of perfect, pluperfect, future and conditial forms)
(common) (literary)													—				Singular	Universal
																	Plural
- (common) - (literary)	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	—				Singular
	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	Plural
Imperative
									—				—				Singular	Universal
									—								Plural
	-				-				—				—				Singular
	-				-				—				-				Plural

Fifth conjugation

Fifth conjugation, inflection pattern ""
Infinite form	1st person				2nd person				3rd person				4th person				Number	Literacy form
	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I	M	D	F	N+I
Present
													—				Singular	Common
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
													—				Singular	Literary
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
Imperfekt
													—				Singular	Universal
																	Plural
-	-				-				-				—				Singular
	-				-				-				-				Plural
Verbal base (Used for creation of perfect, pluperfect, future and conditial forms)
(common) (literary)													—				Singular	Universal
																	Plural
- (common) - (literary)	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	—				Singular
	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	Plural
Imperative
									—				—				Singular	Universal
									—								Plural
	-				-				—				—				Singular
	-				-				—				-				Plural

Repetitivety

TBA

Questions

TBA

Adverbia

wikipedia:Adverb TBA

Prepositions

TBA

Conjunctions

TBA

Particles

TBA

Interjections

TBA

Language examples

Lord's prayer

Following text shows Lord's prayer compared to Belgorian and Slovanic languages

Common language	Zhoushi (Grapheme)	Zhoushi (Diacritic)	Belgorian (Protopolyash)	Belgorian (Diacritic)	Slovanic langauge
Our Father in heaven,	Oþчe naш, kitory jesꞇєш na ƞieby,	Ot́če naš, kitory jesťěš na ňieby,	ⲟⲧⲕⲓ ⲛⲁϣⲓ, ⲧⲓϣ ⲓⲥⲉϣ ⲛⲁ ⲛⲓⲉⲃϣⲓⲭⲁⲭ,	Otki naši, tiš iseš na niebšichach,	Otče náš, ktorý si na nebesiach,
hallowed be your name.	mino Tiƿe buđ posviƌeno,	mino Tiwe buď posvid́eno,	ⲡⲟⲥⲫⲁⲧⲓⲓ ⲥⲁ ⲙⲉⲛⲟ ⲧⲯⲟⲓⲟ,	Posfatii sa meno Tvoio,	posväť sa meno Tvoje,
Your kingdom come.	Tiƿoje guo pꝛiȝađ,	Tiwoje guo přiȟaď,	ⲡⲣⲓⲓⲭⲟⲇⲓⲓ ⲕⲣⲁⲗⲫⲥⲧⲯⲟ ⲧⲯⲟⲓⲟ,	Priichodii kralfstvo Tvoio,	príď kráľovstvo Tvoje,
Your will be done,	biduч Tiƿuj janг,	biduč Tiwuj janǧ,	ⲃⲓⲓ ⲯⲩⲟⲗⲁ ⲧⲯⲟⲓⲁ,	bii vuola Tvoia,	buď vôľa Tvoja,
on earth as it is in heaven.	jak v ƞeby, tak aj na zөmi.	jak v ňeby, tak aj na zǒmi.	ⲓⲁⲕ ⲯ ⲛⲓⲉⲃⲓ, ⲧⲁⲕ ⲁⲓ ⲛⲁ ⲍⲉⲙⲛⲓ.	iak v niebi, tak ai na zemni.	ako v nebi, tak i na zemi.
Give us this day our daily bread	Ȝilab maш tudejшij divaj mam dƞes	Ȟilab maš tudejšij divaj mam dňes	ⲭⲗⲓⲉⲃⲓⲕ ⲛⲁϣ ⲯⲍⲇⲉⲓϣⲁⲓ ⲇⲁⲓ ⲛⲁⲙ ⲇⲛⲓⲉⲥ	Chliebik naš daj nam dnies	Chlieb náš daj nám dnes
and forgive us our debts,	aj ƿypujuшꞇaj mam гriȝy maшije,	aj wypujušťaj mam ğriȟy mašije,	ⲓ ⲟⲇⲡⲩϣⲧⲓ ⲛⲁⲙ ⲛⲁϣⲓⲉ ⲯⲓⲛⲓⲉ,	i odpušti nam našie vinie,	a odpusť nám naše viny,
as we also have forgiven our debtors.	jak aj my ƿypujuшamy mašim huoqum.	jak aj my wypujušamy mašim huoqum.	ⲓⲁⲕ ⲓ ⲙⲓ ⲟⲇⲡⲩϣⲧⲓⲁⲙⲉ ⲛⲁϣⲓⲙ ⲯⲓⲛⲓⲕⲁⲙ.	iak i mi odpuštiame našim vinikam.	ako i my odpúšťame svojim vinníkom.
And do not bring us into temptation,	Aj ƞevydaj mas fu pakuшenji,	Aj ňevydaj mas fu pakušenji,	ⲓ ⲛⲓⲉⲍⲯⲓⲉⲇⲁⲓ ⲛⲁⲥ ⲯ ⲡⲟⲕⲩϣⲓⲉⲛⲓⲉ,	I nezvidai nas v pokušenie,	A neuveď nás do pokušenia,
but rescue us from the evil one.	le zibafuj mas ƿy Jingu.	le zibafuj mas wy Jingu.	ⲁⲗⲓⲉ ⲭⲣⲁⲛⲓⲓ ⲛⲁⲥ ⲟⲇ ⲍⲗⲟⲅⲟ.	ale chrani nas od Zlogo.	ale zbav nás Zlého.

Interactive analysis of the prayer

Common:
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come. Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And do not bring us to the time of trial, but rescue us from the evil one. Amen.

Zhoushi:
Oþчe maш, kitory jesꞇєш na ƞieby, mino Tiƿe buđ posviƌeno. Tiƿoje guo pꝛiȝađ. Biduч Tiƿuj janг, jak v ƞieby, tak aj na zөmi. Ȝilab maш tudejшij divaj mam dƞes. Aj ƿypujuшꞇaj mam гriȝy maшije, jak aj my ƿypujuшamy mašim huoqum. Aj ƞevydaj mas fu pakuшenji, le zibafuj mas ƿy Jingu. Amen.

IPA:
[oθ.t͡ʃɛ ˈmaːʃ | ˈki.to.rɨ ˈjɛ.scɛʃ na ˈɲie.bɨ | ˈmi.no ˈti.we ˈbuɟ ˈpo.svi.d͡ze.no ‖ ˈti.wo.jɛ guo ˈpr̝̊i.ɣaɟ ‖ ˈbi.dut͡ʃ ˈti.wuj ˈjand͡ʒ | ˈjak ˈfu ˈɲie.by | ˈtak ˈaj ˈna ˈzu͡o.mi ‖ ˈxi.lab ˈmaʃ ˈtu.dɛj.ʃij ˈdi.vaj ˈmaːm ˈdɲɛs ‖ ˈaj wɨ.pu.ju.ʃcaj ˈmaːm ˈd͡ʒiː.xɨ ˈma.ʃi.je | ˈjak ˈaj wɨ.pu.ju.ʃa.mɨ ˈmaʃ.im ˈhu.o.k͡vum. ‖ ˈaj ˈɲɛ.vɨ.daj ˈmaːs ˈfu ˈpa.ku.ʃen.ji | ˈlɛ ˈzi.ba.fuj ˈmaːs ˈwɨ ˈjin.gu ‖ ˈaː.mɛn]

World Peace Manifesto

World Peace Manifesto is the founding agreement, that formed the Anterian World Assembly. The document, although being written in Common was originally written by Mustelarian prime minister Jeliþo Pogөf, a native Zhoushi, who later translated this matterial into Zhoushi. Interactive translation includes the first paragraph of the text:

Interactive analysis of the manifesto

Common:
We, the nations of Anteria, hereby stand together, working together, united and willing to cooperate to reach global peace. We have seen enough deaths, enough suffering, enough pain and enough ruined lives. We came together with a hope and a ideal, that there are things that should be done, there are ways better than war, there is a better way to work with the world.

Zhoushi:
Ny, narody Anterje, ƿustavame pospolu, pracujiƌ pospolu, odnetƞi aj ȝoчuƌ spөlupracovaч k dosaʒenje ʒөmskeho santifu. Ny viгali pꝛiliш smrꞇiȝ, pꝛiliш utrpeƞi, pꝛiliш bөlu aj pꝛiliш zƞiчoniȝ чiƿtu. Ny sє sȝromaʒđili s virө aj idealem, ʒto jsu vjeƌi, kitore by miaλy byч đelane, jsu moʒnosꞇi lepшє neʒ vojna, je moʒnosꞇ pracovaч se шtaty zөme.

IPA:
[nɨ ˈna.ro.dɨ ˈan.te.rʲɛ ˈpu.sta.va.mey ˈpospolu | ˈpra.t͡su.jid͡z ˈpo.sp.olu | ˈod.nɛ.tɲi ˈaj ˈxo.t͡ʃud͡z ˈspu͡o.lu.pra.t͡so.vat͡ʃ k ˈdo.sa.ʒɛn.jɛ ˈʒu͡om.ske.ho ˈsan.ti.fu ‖ ˈnɨ ˈvi.d͡ʒa.li pr̝̊iː.liʃ. ˈsmr.cix | ˈpr̝̊iː.liʃ ˈu.tr.pɛ.ɲiː | ˈpr̝̊iː.liʃ ˈbu͡o.lu aj ˈpr̝̊iː.liʃ ˈzɲi.t͡ʃo.nix ˈt͡ʃiw.tuː ‖ nɨ se ˈsɣro.maʒ.ɟi.li s ˈvi.ru͡o aj ˈi.dɛ.aː.lem | ˈʒto ˈjsu ˈvje.d͡zi | ˈki.to.rɛ ˈby ˈmia.ȴɨ ˈbɨt͡ʃ ˈɟe.la.nɛ | ˈjsu ˈmo.ʒno.sci ˈlɛp.ʃe ˈnɛʒ ˈvoj.na | ˈjɛ ˈmoʒ.nosc ˈpra.t͡so.vat͡ʃ se ˈʃta.tɨ zu͡o.me]

First words from the Moon

First country to land people on the Moon was San Calia, which successfully got a lunar lander with two people in Mare Unitaris on July 20th, 1967. Calonaut David Russel was the first to touch the surface of the Moon, saying the quote seconds after climbing down the ladder. Interactive translation of the quote:

Interactive analysis of the first words

Common:
We come in the name of San Calia, for Anteria, and for all mankind.

Zhoushi:
Pꝛiȝazimy ve minu Svekalije, pro Anterji, aj pro cөle λuƌitvo.

IPA:
[pr̝̊i.xa.zi.mɨ ˈve ˈmi.nu ˈsve.ka.li.je ˈpro ˈan.te.rʲi ˈaj ˈpro ˈt͡su͡o.le ˈȴu.d͡zi.tstvo]

Dictionary

Dictionary for nouns

Zhoushi term	Inf. code	Common term	Important note
Anterijє	Є	Anteria
Bөl	Ш	Pain/Suffering
Buducnoшꞇ	Ꞇ	Future
Cerkev	C	Church
Чerшeƞ	Ч	Cherry
Чiƿt	Ш	Life
Чas	Ш	Time
Doba	Ʒ	Time/Era
Drʒitel	M	Holder
Guo	Ƞ	Kingdom
Гriȝ	Ш	Sin
Huoq	P	Debtor	Term used for debt in a moral sense
Ȝilab	L	Bread
Janг	T	Will
Jaro	Ƞ	Spring (season)
Jeseƞ	Ч	Autumn/Fall
Jing	Ш	The Bad/The Evil
Kөd	Ш	Code
Kuꝛe	K	Chicken	Technically, term is used only for young chicken
Leto	Ƞ	Summer
Lєs	L	Forest
Λuƌitvo	Ƞ	Mankind
Mama	Ʒ	Mom
Maꞇka	Ʒ	Mother
Mino	Ƞ	Name
Minoшꞇ	Ꞇ	Past
Miƞєsto	Ƞ	City
Misto	Ƞ	Place/Location
Moꝛe	Ꝛ	Sea
Moʒnosꞇ	Ꞇ	Option/Variant
Muʒ	M	Man
Narod	M/Ш	Nation (group of people)
Narodnosꞇ	Ꞇ	Nationality	See mustelarian definition of nationality
Ƞiebe	Ꝛ	Sky/Heaven
Ƞiebeso	Ƞ	Heaven
Odneta	Ʒ	Unity
Oþec	V	Father
Өꝛad	Ш	Office (governmental)/Bureau
Pakuшenj	R	Temptation
Pan	P	Sir/Mister
Podpis	Ш	Signature
Poglovij	R	Sex/Gender
Praƌa	Ч	Work/Job
Preah	I	Priєȝ	Preah is the main god of Kammism
Pꝛimiƞe	Ө	Surname
Radosꞇ	Ꞇ	Joy/Happiness
Rakosij	R	Reeds
Rөʒe	Ө	Rose
Santif	Ш	Peace
Smrꞇ	Ꞇ	Death
Sөчasnoшꞇ	Ꞇ	Present (time)
Spөlupraƌa	Ч	Cooperation
Starosta	S	Mayor
Stroj	T	Machine
Шtat	Ш	State/Country
Tata	S	Dad
Utrpeƞij	R	Suffering
Vjeƌ	Ꞇ	Thing
Vojna	Ʒ	War/Military service
Vөdce	V	Leader/Commander
Zima	Ʒ	Winter
Zombie	I	Zombie
Zөme	Ө	Ground/Earth (Anteria)	Term used for Anteria, if the name is itself avoided
Ʒona	Ʒ	Woman
Ʒөme	Ө	Earth/Globe