Nordien

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Nordien is a constructed language by Aaron Chapman based on various germanic languages: German, English, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Icelandic.

Contents 1 Grammar 1.1 Orthography 1.2 Morphology 2 Example text 3 External links

[edit] Grammar

[edit] Orthography

Nordien has the following letters: A, B, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, Z

There are two digraphs.

• <NG> represents the phoneme /ŋ/;
• <EE> represents the phoneme /e/;

[edit] Morphology

The definite article is "de", and the indefinited article is "en".

The possessive suffix is -(e)s, and the plural suffix is -ar.

The personal pronouns are: eg (i), du (thou), han (him), zi (her), het (it), man (one), vi (we), jee (ye), dee (them).

[edit] Example text

The lord's prayer:

vor fater som ere i de heeven

heelirte er din nam

tilkom din rek

dote er din vil

so i de heeven og so op de erd

vor daglig brod giv os des dag

ent forlas os vor stotningar

so og vi forlase dem som stote os

ent ilet os neet til varsukning

men avliver os van evel

[vel din ere de rek ent de makt ent de eger

for altid] amen

[edit] External links

• Nordien : official site