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Modern raharr speak for the most part in one unified language - the product of mixing the oldest and most popular language families on the planet, which arose long before the Realization, as a unified trade dialect gradually spreading to all corners of the planet. | Modern raharr speak for the most part in one unified language - the product of mixing the oldest and most popular language families on the planet, which arose long before the Realization, as a unified trade dialect gradually spreading to all corners of the planet. | ||
= Writing = | = Writing = | ||
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|+ Alphabet (using Cyrillic characters) | |+ Alphabet (using Cyrillic characters, with approx. transliterization) | ||
|- style="font-family:raharr_new;font-size:20px;text-align:center;" | |- style="font-family:raharr_new;font-size:20px;text-align:center;" | ||
! а || б || в || г || д || е || ж || з || и || к || л || м || н || о || п || р || с || т || у || ф || х || ц || ч || ш || щ || ъ || ь || э || ю || я | ! а || б || в || г || д || е || ж || з || и || к || л || м || н || о || п || р || с || т || у || ф || х || ц || ч || ш || щ || ъ || ь || э || ю || я | ||
|- style="font-size:20px;text-align:center;" | |- style="font-size:20px;text-align:center;" | ||
! а || б || в || г || д || е || ж || з || и || к || л || м || н || о || п || р || с || т || у || ф || х || ц || ч || ш || щ || ъ || ь || э || ю || я | ! а || б || в || г || д || е || ж || з || и || к || л || м || н || о || п || р || с || т || у || ф || х || ц || ч || ш || щ || ъ || ь || э || ю || я | ||
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! a || b || v || g || d || e || zh || z || I || k || L || m || n || o || p || r || s || t || u || f || h || tch || ch || sh || shch || - || - || e || yu || ya | |||
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Writing is written from left to right. Features - softness of sound, hardness of sound and doubling of the sound are recorded with special symbols around the letter. For example, the soft letter P is written {{raharr |ьп}}, the hard letter V is {{raharr |ъв}}, the syllable SS is {{raharr | _с}}. | Writing is written from left to right. Features - softness of sound, hardness of sound and doubling of the sound are recorded with special symbols around the letter. For example, the soft letter P is written {{raharr |ьп}}, the hard letter V is {{raharr |ъв}}, the syllable SS is {{raharr | _с}}. | ||
The design of the lettering is similar to human one, and follows the same basic rules. A capital letter is indicated by a dash under the symbol. The comma is denoted by a short vertical bar: {{raharr |,}}. The dot is a long vertical bar that cuts the string: {{raharr |.}}. Analogue of quotes are three slashes, they also play the role of brackets: {{raharr | ()}} | The design of the lettering is similar to a human one, and follows the same basic rules. A capital letter is indicated by a dash under the symbol. The comma is denoted by a short vertical bar: {{raharr |,}}. The dot is a long vertical bar that cuts the string: {{raharr |.}}. Analogue of quotes are three slashes, they also play the role of brackets: {{raharr | ()}} | ||
An example of a meaningful text (formal and formal greeting of a representative of another type): | An example of a meaningful text (formal and formal greeting of a representative of another type): | ||
{{raharr|abbr='I welcome you, creature with sapience. Sapience makes you mine brother.'|( | {{raharr|abbr='I welcome you, creature with sapience. Sapience makes you mine brother.'|(ах харарук рах, ках нелахану нел, нелахану канах рах ах раха_р)}} | ||
The modern Raharr alphabet is a descendant of one of the most ancient scripts of the planet. | The modern Raharr alphabet is a descendant of one of the most ancient scripts of the planet. | ||
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= Gestures = | = Gestures = | ||
== non-verbal == | == non-verbal == | ||
Both gestures and body language, most often | Both gestures and body language, raharr most often express them unconsciously and reflexively. | ||
* Scratching nostrils, stroking hair or neck - insecurity. | * Scratching nostrils, stroking hair or neck - insecurity. | ||
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These gestures are often used in conversation. | These gestures are often used in conversation. | ||
* With a clenched fist, lightly strike the temple, depicting a blow - "He seemed to be hit with a stone" (doubts about clarity of consciousness) | * With a clenched fist, lightly strike the temple, depicting a blow - "He seemed to be hit with a stone." (doubts about clarity of consciousness) | ||
* Slam the fist on the palm of your hand - “Final” (indicates the irrevocability of the decision made or the imminence of the action) | * Slam the fist on the palm of your hand - “Final” (indicates the irrevocability of the decision made or the imminence of the action) | ||
* To grab the tail of | * To grab the tail of another raharr - an expression of sexual desire. in most castes, this is regarded as an extremely dirty and vulgar way of communicating this, especially if the grasp happened in public. Attempting to stop a fleeing raharr by catching them by the tail is also considered a dirty trick, along with a blow to the groin. However, this does not apply to children, as long as they do not come to full age. | ||
* To seize the hand by the wrist and shake it - “I don’t care” (if raharr is no longer interested in the conversation, he is tired and agrees solely with the aim of ending the conversation faster). | * To seize the hand by the wrist and shake it - “I don’t care” (if raharr is no longer interested in the conversation, he is tired and agrees solely with the aim of ending the conversation faster). | ||
* Raise your hand up and rotate it horizontally, palm parallel to the ground - " | * Raise your hand up and rotate it horizontally, palm parallel to the ground - "This conversation is over." | ||
* The hand is in a fist, the index finger is straightened - " | * The hand is in a fist, the index finger is straightened - "Something is wrong here." | ||
* The palm is straightened, the fingers are straightened and tightly compressed, the thumb in the middle of the palm is a gesture indicating the direction. | * The palm is straightened, the fingers are straightened and tightly compressed, the thumb in the middle of the palm is a gesture indicating the direction. | ||
* Indicative closing of the eyes with his hands - "I am | * Indicative closing of the eyes with his hands - "I am disappointed." | ||
* The upper arms take the lower hands by the palms in the manner of the lock - “I | * The upper arms take the lower hands by the palms in the manner of the lock - “I'm controlling myself” (as well as the official greeting gesture, in this case it is usually supplemented by a bow) | ||
* Fingers spread apart in the manner of a triangular pyramid, claws down - " | * Fingers spread apart in the manner of a triangular pyramid, claws down - "being absolutely sure, unshakable" (standing firmly on their feet) | ||
* Fingers divorced in the manner of a triangular pyramid, claws upward - "extreme instability, precariousness and doubtfulness" | * Fingers divorced in the manner of a triangular pyramid, claws upward - "extreme instability, precariousness and doubtfulness" | ||
= Vocabulary = | = Vocabulary = | ||
== Important words == | == Important words == | ||
* {{raharr|abbr=Raharr|Раха_р}} - a man, "human". It is noteworthy that the | * {{raharr|abbr=Raharr|Раха_р}} - a man, "human". It is noteworthy that the raharrs were very flexible in terms of xenophilia. They did not raise philosophical debates on the topic "who should be considered raharr (human)", and simply changed the meaning of the word in such a way that it meant rather not a species, but a designation of sapience and ability to communicate as such. However, other species did not want to leave this in the intergalactic version of the language, as it seemed to them to promote inequality by suggesting the raharrian superiority. Therefore, they made a compromise. Each species contributed the word denoting "human" in their own native language, which became the self-name of the species. To designate a unspecified member of the Alliance, they decided to use a neutral "being". | ||
* {{raharr | abbr = Harr| Ха_р}} - Solid, Ground (Earth). Initially, so raharr called the earth under their feet, believing that it and the | * {{raharr | abbr = Harr| Ха_р}} - Solid, Ground (Earth). Initially, so raharr called the earth under their feet, believing that it and the things on it are the only material objects in the world, and everything else is just an illusion, disembodied ghosts, because they could not be reached and felt. The development of astronomy and science in general, however, showed that Harr's moons are fairly constant and convincingly looking for an illusion, and then their tidal effects were proven, so popularity of this model of the universe faded away fairly quickly. Now, "harr" is any astronomical body, be it a star, planet or asteroid, but the home world of raharr is always written in an upper case - "Harr". | ||
* {{raharr | abbr = Ra | Ра}} - | * {{raharr | abbr = Ra | Ра}} - A particle with the meaning "come from", "originated". It is used to determine the position or origin of an item or creature. "Raharr Harr ra" - "Man from the Ground", "Gharr Neht ra" - "Gharr from the caste of biologists". In the traditional Raharrian name, this particle comes after the name of the caste, and its presence is obligatory, one cannot say simply “Gharr Neht”. These last two words have the same meaning as the surname. But this practice is considered to be almost archaic by most, so only some raharrs that were born on Harr have triple names, while the rest drop the last particle from the name. If you talk to a respected superior or older person, it is considered uncultured and rude to refet to them by their "last name", for it indicates only their occupation, but not their personality. | ||
* {{raharr | abbr = Neht | Нехт}} - "he who is occupied with the body" (in a scientific sense), "the researcher of the internal." Simply put - a biologist. | * {{raharr | abbr = Neht | Нехт}} - "he who is occupied with the body" (in a scientific sense), "the researcher of the internal." Simply put - a biologist. | ||
* {{raharr | abbr = Hirr | Хи_р}} - Heaven, Paradise. The raharr believed that the double sun in the sky is the incarnation of God, the only thing besides Ground a | * {{raharr | abbr = Hirr | Хи_р}} - Heaven, Paradise. The raharr believed that the double sun in the sky is the incarnation of God, the only thing besides Ground being a real object, for it gives warmth. More specifically, it was thought that it was god's eyes looking at the ground and warming everything they could see. It was believed that after the end of the world came, God would descend on Harr, and take the souls of the raharr to Hirr - his dwelling place. The heat-loving raharrs, although they realized that excessive heat kills the body, they believed that heat is the desire of the soul. Hirr was a place where infinite heat reigned. It is not surprising that the hottest planet in the system was named after this myth. | ||
* {{raharr | abbr = Hilor | Хилор}} - Hell, non-being. Contrary to Hirr, Hilor was gloomy and infinitely cold. Every movement froze here, right down to sounds | * {{raharr | abbr = Hilor | Хилор}} - Hell, non-being. Contrary to Hirr, Hilor was gloomy and infinitely cold. Every movement froze here, right down to sounds and right down to thoughts. Those guilty before God condemned themselves to an infinite existence in the realm of permafrost, unable to move, shout and even think, frozen in eternal statues, as monuments to their sins. | ||
==Details== | |||
Many new words are formed from combinations of existing words, but there are no clear rules for how this can happen - words can either simply be combined, or distorted for better pronunciation or to achieve brevity. An important part of language is particles, which can be a part of a word or a conjunction between words. For example, {{raharr|abbr=raharr|раха_р}} translates as "man" and consists of word and particle merged together, but when written as {{raharr|abbr=ra harr|ра ха_р}}, the meaning will be more literal, "from the surface". The particle {{raharr|abbr=ро|ро}} has a separate role - it is more of a logical modifier, determining that the word after it is a property or feature of the word before it. {{raharr|abbr=nan ro nusahanu|нан ро нусахану}} - "stupid question," whereas {{raharr|abbr=nan nusahanu|нан нусахану}} - "a question about stupidity." | |||
==Dictionary== | ==Dictionary== | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:26, 10 July 2022
Modern raharr speak for the most part in one unified language - the product of mixing the oldest and most popular language families on the planet, which arose long before the Realization, as a unified trade dialect gradually spreading to all corners of the planet.
Writing
| а | б | в | г | д | е | ж | з | и | к | л | м | н | о | п | р | с | т | у | ф | х | ц | ч | ш | щ | ъ | ь | э | ю | я |
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| а | б | в | г | д | е | ж | з | и | к | л | м | н | о | п | р | с | т | у | ф | х | ц | ч | ш | щ | ъ | ь | э | ю | я |
| a | b | v | g | d | e | zh | z | I | k | L | m | n | o | p | r | s | t | u | f | h | tch | ch | sh | shch | - | - | e | yu | ya |
Writing is written from left to right. Features - softness of sound, hardness of sound and doubling of the sound are recorded with special symbols around the letter. For example, the soft letter P is written ьп, the hard letter V is ъв, the syllable SS is _с.
The design of the lettering is similar to a human one, and follows the same basic rules. A capital letter is indicated by a dash under the symbol. The comma is denoted by a short vertical bar: ,. The dot is a long vertical bar that cuts the string: .. Analogue of quotes are three slashes, they also play the role of brackets: ()
An example of a meaningful text (formal and formal greeting of a representative of another type):
(ах харарук рах, ках нелахану нел, нелахану канах рах ах раха_р)
The modern Raharr alphabet is a descendant of one of the most ancient scripts of the planet.
Gestures
non-verbal
Both gestures and body language, raharr most often express them unconsciously and reflexively.
- Scratching nostrils, stroking hair or neck - insecurity.
- All 4 hands are clenched into a fist, held close to the body - anger, tension.
- The upper half of the teeth and gums are exposed, the eyes are wide open, the corners of the mouth tend upwards - a smile, goodwill, good mood.
- All teeth are bare, eyes narrowed, nostrils pressed, corners of the mouth tend down or back - anger, irritation, grin.
- The tip of the tail twitches, or sways nervously from side to side - tension, irritation, or deep thought.
- The tail swings widely from side to side - extreme irritation, discomfort, dislike.
- Tail wrapped around the legs - insecurity, fear.
- Hands folded on the chest, tail wrapped around the legs, head heavily lowered - submission.
- The head is somewhat lowered, the nostrils are open, the eyes are looking at the interlocutor - attention, interest.
- The upper arms are folded on the chest, the hands stroke the wrists - doubt, arrogance.
- The tail is dragging on the ground, hands are limply lowered, head is lowered - fatigue.
Verbal
These gestures are often used in conversation.
- With a clenched fist, lightly strike the temple, depicting a blow - "He seemed to be hit with a stone." (doubts about clarity of consciousness)
- Slam the fist on the palm of your hand - “Final” (indicates the irrevocability of the decision made or the imminence of the action)
- To grab the tail of another raharr - an expression of sexual desire. in most castes, this is regarded as an extremely dirty and vulgar way of communicating this, especially if the grasp happened in public. Attempting to stop a fleeing raharr by catching them by the tail is also considered a dirty trick, along with a blow to the groin. However, this does not apply to children, as long as they do not come to full age.
- To seize the hand by the wrist and shake it - “I don’t care” (if raharr is no longer interested in the conversation, he is tired and agrees solely with the aim of ending the conversation faster).
- Raise your hand up and rotate it horizontally, palm parallel to the ground - "This conversation is over."
- The hand is in a fist, the index finger is straightened - "Something is wrong here."
- The palm is straightened, the fingers are straightened and tightly compressed, the thumb in the middle of the palm is a gesture indicating the direction.
- Indicative closing of the eyes with his hands - "I am disappointed."
- The upper arms take the lower hands by the palms in the manner of the lock - “I'm controlling myself” (as well as the official greeting gesture, in this case it is usually supplemented by a bow)
- Fingers spread apart in the manner of a triangular pyramid, claws down - "being absolutely sure, unshakable" (standing firmly on their feet)
- Fingers divorced in the manner of a triangular pyramid, claws upward - "extreme instability, precariousness and doubtfulness"
Vocabulary
Important words
- Раха_р - a man, "human". It is noteworthy that the raharrs were very flexible in terms of xenophilia. They did not raise philosophical debates on the topic "who should be considered raharr (human)", and simply changed the meaning of the word in such a way that it meant rather not a species, but a designation of sapience and ability to communicate as such. However, other species did not want to leave this in the intergalactic version of the language, as it seemed to them to promote inequality by suggesting the raharrian superiority. Therefore, they made a compromise. Each species contributed the word denoting "human" in their own native language, which became the self-name of the species. To designate a unspecified member of the Alliance, they decided to use a neutral "being".
- Ха_р - Solid, Ground (Earth). Initially, so raharr called the earth under their feet, believing that it and the things on it are the only material objects in the world, and everything else is just an illusion, disembodied ghosts, because they could not be reached and felt. The development of astronomy and science in general, however, showed that Harr's moons are fairly constant and convincingly looking for an illusion, and then their tidal effects were proven, so popularity of this model of the universe faded away fairly quickly. Now, "harr" is any astronomical body, be it a star, planet or asteroid, but the home world of raharr is always written in an upper case - "Harr".
- Ра - A particle with the meaning "come from", "originated". It is used to determine the position or origin of an item or creature. "Raharr Harr ra" - "Man from the Ground", "Gharr Neht ra" - "Gharr from the caste of biologists". In the traditional Raharrian name, this particle comes after the name of the caste, and its presence is obligatory, one cannot say simply “Gharr Neht”. These last two words have the same meaning as the surname. But this practice is considered to be almost archaic by most, so only some raharrs that were born on Harr have triple names, while the rest drop the last particle from the name. If you talk to a respected superior or older person, it is considered uncultured and rude to refet to them by their "last name", for it indicates only their occupation, but not their personality.
- Нехт - "he who is occupied with the body" (in a scientific sense), "the researcher of the internal." Simply put - a biologist.
- Хи_р - Heaven, Paradise. The raharr believed that the double sun in the sky is the incarnation of God, the only thing besides Ground being a real object, for it gives warmth. More specifically, it was thought that it was god's eyes looking at the ground and warming everything they could see. It was believed that after the end of the world came, God would descend on Harr, and take the souls of the raharr to Hirr - his dwelling place. The heat-loving raharrs, although they realized that excessive heat kills the body, they believed that heat is the desire of the soul. Hirr was a place where infinite heat reigned. It is not surprising that the hottest planet in the system was named after this myth.
- Хилор - Hell, non-being. Contrary to Hirr, Hilor was gloomy and infinitely cold. Every movement froze here, right down to sounds and right down to thoughts. Those guilty before God condemned themselves to an infinite existence in the realm of permafrost, unable to move, shout and even think, frozen in eternal statues, as monuments to their sins.
Details
Many new words are formed from combinations of existing words, but there are no clear rules for how this can happen - words can either simply be combined, or distorted for better pronunciation or to achieve brevity. An important part of language is particles, which can be a part of a word or a conjunction between words. For example, раха_р translates as "man" and consists of word and particle merged together, but when written as ра ха_р, the meaning will be more literal, "from the surface". The particle ро has a separate role - it is more of a logical modifier, determining that the word after it is a property or feature of the word before it. нан ро нусахану - "stupid question," whereas нан нусахану - "a question about stupidity."
Dictionary
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| particle "from" | ra |
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| particle "together" | nel |
| particle "not" | nus |
| particle "noble" | sha |
| particle "in" | hs |
| particle "under" | us |
| particle "above" | kr |
| particle "ownership" | so |
| particle "this" | hf |
| particle "property" | ro |
| particle "who" | kk |
| particle "many" | nshe |
| particle "little" | nue |
| particle "what" | ha |
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| one | harah |
| two | has |
| three | had |
| four | ras |
| five | roh |
| six | hadera |
| seven | sth |
| eight | rro |
| nine | kref |
| ten | khas |
| eleven | garsu |
| twelve | khne |
| zero, nothing, emptiness | nul |
| dozen | khneha |
| many, great | neshoshe |
| little, insignificant | nulne |
| infinity | hef |
| number | knekha |
| size | harha |
| |
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| mountain | zhe |
| cliff | nulzhe |
| hill | ohor |
| valley | rashurr |
| gorge, canyon, crevice | hzoshe |
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| river | kahmi |
| big river | kashoshe |
| lake | ohtshu |
| sea, ocean | ohtshoshe |
| water | rahtshu |
| bay, cove | hzorahtshu |
| |
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| island | haroht |
| continent | harshoha |
| swamp | rakrahtshu |
| cave | hzoashor |
| stone, boulder, rock | ashoor |
| |
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| forest | rahni |
| dense forest, jungle | rahshosh |
| field, land | rashurshosh |
| desert | hirroshe |
| snow, tundra, north | lorshoshe |
| branch | ruh |
| trunk | rushoh |
| |
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| city, settlement | hess |
| home | hesha |
| place | rassu |
| nature, not artificial | rahsu |
| world, universe | nerasu |
| space, expanse, abyss | hefassu |
| |
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| existence, life | kehot |
| myself | ah |
| he, she, they | rah |
| you | hfrah |
| creature, it | kah |
| air, ghostly, ethereal | nusar |
| solid, planet, soil | harr |
| human, sapient, friend | raharr |
| adversary, rival, enemy | rksark |
| |
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| year, season | arasashoshe |
| day (time unit) | ara |
| week | arahara |
| current, now | sahoshri |
| past | sahushri |
| future | sahef |
| time | sahz |
| century, long, duration | araknehashe |
| moment, second, short | sahnul |
| night | hil |
| evening | hilashera |
| day (time of day) | him |
| morning | hiashera |
| |
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| hand | nehe |
| leg | neka |
| head, face | reahk |
| body | knerr |
| tail | asheka |
| heart | haat |
| eye | ozoe |
| finger | hkka |
| claw, tip | sherr |
| |
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| question | nan |
| problem | raks |
| reply | nanul |
| word | khash |
| anecdote | osnal |
| side | ekhe |
| strength, physical force | hrashso |
| energy, power, force | rrenh |
| |
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| father | tata |
| mother | shasha |
| female | rii |
| male | htua |
| offspring, child | garr |
| family | tashsha |
| |
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| segment, piece | harasu |
| system | ekrahe |
| Nationstate, empire | harshegu |
| war | nehtrua |
| military | nehtruahe |
| end | nulha |
| fire, flame | karurar |
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| scary, evil | raksar |
| demon, fear, predator | rrak |
| view, image, depiction | aheg |
| relationship (logic) | neo |
| meeting, encounter | hararuk |
| money | shoshaks |
| task, work, labor | osst |
| true | oshri |
| false,lie | nusshri |
| book | shoshkha |
| company | rahashe |
| history | shoshegu |
| hope | shonan |
| opportunity | osnan |
| result | raksna |
| ability | rorksna |
| machine, mechanism, object | zahe |
| group | shosherra |
| Alliance | sherrahar |
| transport, shuttle | zahnekruk |
| right | ekrasho |
| path | harao |
| name | ahra |
| language, conversation | okora |
| solution | ranul |
| authority | hrashoshera |
| door | haz |
| beginning | harrashera |
| help | harap |
| target | karuk |
| information, experience | nahanu |
| thought | ahnahan |
| memory | ahnahushri |
| smartness, mind | nelahanu |
| stupidity | nusahanu |
| education | kast |
| action | osnarha |
| quality | ki |
| situation | oshan |
| gratitude, thanks | raosan |
| attention, insight | kset |
| road | haraoarr |
| look | ozohara |
| love | harahirr |
| game | kasshera |
| state | kanah |
| bliss | ao |
| meaning | khashnan |
| thing | kahsu |
| food | hes |
| table | hessu |
| market | hesshaks |
| dot | hfe |
| center | hfrao |
| idea, advice | ahnahnu |
| rule | hrahanu |
| move | nekruk |
| death | zannul |
| opinion | ahknakora |
| speech | ahnashoshe |
| wall | oshashu |
| window | oshashezor |
| hole, passage | hzor |
| science | nehtu |
| exploration | nehtnarha |
| message | ahskst |
| interest | shork |
| role | osnanha |
| event | osnaruk |
| cold, hell | hilor |
| heat, heaven, light, sun | hirr |
| god(s) | nusharr |
| scientist, medic, biologist | neht |
| expert | kasneh |
| Leaving the Cradle | The Cliff World | ||||||
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| Organizations | Alliance | Independent Worlds | Science Corporation | Politics | |||||
| Technologies | Hephrene | Interstellar Travel | Spaceships | |||||
| Places | Planet Harr (Nelnusarr star) | "Shining" Space station | "Dawn" class spaceships | Artifact X | |||||
| Characters | Gharr | Zane | Hekaht | Ahshu | Quantum | Nea | Dan | Mark | Val | ! Virus | |||||
| Events | ! Overall chronology | |||||
| Further reading: | Civilization development stages | Instruments | Ideas | | ||||||