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Æejl
Rejedollist Republic of Æejl
Flag of Æejl Emblem of Æejl
MottoOnwards
Location of Æejl
Capital Šelavil (centre)
Official languages Various regional languages
Demonym Æejlet
Government Rejedollist republic
 -  Head of Æejl Šal Maro
Independence
 -  Unification 3 March 949 BC 
 -  Transition to Fettorism 25 April 874 BC 
 -  Transition to Rejedollism 25 August 1042 
Area
 -  Total 514,267,398 km² (1st)
198 559 752 sq mi 
 -  Water (%) 71
Population
 -  2008 estimate 7,213,498,506 (1st)
 -  2007 census 7,138,549,206 
 -  Density 48.4/km² (153rd)
125.3/sq mi
GDP (PPP) 2007 estimate
 -  Total US$91735 billion (1st)
 -  Per capita US$12717.20 (64th)
GDP (nominal) 2007 estimate
 -  Total US$79421 billion 
 -  Per capita US$11010.13 
HDI (2007) 0.972 (high) (1st)
Currency Æejl ňor (ÆLŇ)
Time zone all of 'em
Internet TLD
Calling code +1

Æejl is an island nation covering the planet Æejl. It is the most powerful state in its sphere of influence. It is also the only island nation of its kind. Its area is 148,945,l97 km².

The ethnic groups around the planet created their own independent sovereign nations between 15,000 and 10,000 BC. The largest settlement was Kanvokam, from which Marqazja Suhattoryata originated. Between 2000 BC and 1000 BC, all of the islands were united by Suhattoryata and became a Fettorist nation. On 25 August 1042, the Uprising occurred, and Æejl became a Rejedollist state, the way it is today.

Since the Uprising, the standard of living has increased. Foreign direct investment from the First Moon and plans similar to those developed by Muhammad Yunus have helped the economy. Æejl is the wealthiest country in its sphere of influence.

The population of Æejl is 7.2 billion. The Lorošae from a plurality in the population. The languages used are all regional languages, and there is no common language used throughout Æejl.


1. In the First Age, God created the worlds and the afterlife.

2. Then God created the Helpers to manage the worlds.

3. Then one Helper was tempted by the Evil and made the worlds and the afterlife, which were together, explode.

4. The worlds and the afterlife became nothing but dust.

5. Thus the First Intervention happened, and God reformed the worlds and the afterlife, but they were separate and small.

6. And God gathered dust, compacted it into a ball, and breathed life into it. Thus the species were created.

7. And God made one world much larger than the others, and gave it some of his power, and the Sun was created.

8. The worlds were rotating from the force of the Intervention, and the Sun wasn't visible all the time.

9. Thus God chose two worlds to rotate around one and have some of his power to light the sky when the Sun was not available.

Vekła, amfe'u zyla pcexaìv; Ū maxta zéet, łètla emtétikev; Ū ekerta zéet, ňeṭita; Ū bøta zéet, ynsla; Ū ĵiurta zéet, ántəéta. Qə ū jjeskuta zéet, sejskuta.

Vekła, fsejtjaĵǽovrøy fsejim; būjrø, y būjim; vavrø, y vavim; xar økefæ emm øykegæ, xar fritkefæ emm fritkerøgæ, xar mxekafæ emm ṣtekegæ qūl.

Sample sentences to translate: 1)The dog bites the wolf. Qana wasla etjamel. 2)The wolf bites the dog. ( subject and object with transitive verb) Wasna qala etjamet. 3)The sun is big. ( noun linking verb adj.) Surta bor et. 4)Alpo is a horse, Cornelia is a unicorn. ( noun linking verb predicate noun) Alpota ğor et, is Corneliata unikorn et. 5)The dog sleeps in the house. ( noun linking verb adverbial phrase) Qata okarrela ğumet. 6)I give the dog a bone ( ( pronoun verb Indirect object direct object) Wosla qara öem. 7)The kings enter with the soldiers ( plural nouns and accompaniment) Vrejtæ duket alurša. 8)The king was killed by the soldiers ( passive verbs agency) Vrejta lidureket alurzæ. 9)The dog will eat the bone ( future tense) Qana wosla xafetet. 10) The king kissed the queen( past tense) Vrejja trejja lidostni eqdurereti. 11) The soldiers killed the king in order to marry the queen. ( purpose clauses) Alurnæ dureketi vrejla táār trejla maqretæ. 12) Let me sow love ( wishing, non-real, hoped-for clauses) Łètla emtétev. 13) If I had money, I would buy you a boat. ( contrary to fact conditions) Soltæ ireet emja, vakla evwa keireem. 14) Crossing the bridge, the king was killed.( active participles) Tarà taqmala, vrejta lidureket. 15) The murdered king's ghost haunted the bridge ( passive participles, possessive case) Durèk vrejja āfeta fereet vayla taqmarri.ve participles, possessive case)