Arnesian

Arnesian is a language spoken in Arnes. It is characterized as "sibilant and smooth."

Glossary

Numbers

1: on 2: sessa 3: ris 4: tal 5: nissa

6: son 7: vis 8: volo 9: vissa 10: non

Words

An — a flexible word; it means either I, a, or no, depending on the context Anos (adj.) — eternal Anoshe (n., excl., ah-NOsh/ Ah-noe-sh) — the closest thing to a farewell Arenson (n.) — attendant, assistant Arna (n.) — mistress, madam, term of respect Ast (n.) — sun Astral (v.) — to rise, prepare Av (v) — day(s) Aven (adj.) — lit. blessed; can mean: chosen, favored, cursed, other, apart Ayes (n.) — fields, pasture Cas (adj.) — hot Casero (n.) — captain Cason (n.) — to take Casnor (v.) — setting descending Chas (n.) — faith Choser (n.) — giants Cryssac (n.) — gems, specifically elemental ones Er (pro.) — much like an, a flexible word meaning that, it, or this Era (adj.) — lost Eran (adj.) — best Erase (v.) — to come Es (conj.) — or Essen (n. or adj.) — balance, stability, purity Essen Tasch (n.) — Element Games Essenir (n.) — essential items, primarily in the execution of spells Fera (adj.) — dark Ferase (v.) — to go Gast (n.) — thief Gosar (n.) — banner Hals (n.) — land Hosna (n.) — ghost Ir (prep.) — in Ira (n.) — eye Is (art.) — the Kir (adj.) — a vibrant red Lish (n.) — an order of coinage high than lin (ten lin make one lish) Lin (n.) — a unit of coin, akin to a shilling Marist (n.) — pleasure Mas (pro.) — me or my Merst(n.) — market Nas (adv.) — a formal refusal Nes (pro.) — them Noche (n.) — night Onase (n.) — head, as in head of a house; the highest position in an organisation Ostra (n.) — London's elite Pilse (n.) — a foul epithet Postran (n.) — wardrobe Priste (n.) — power Rachenast (n.) — splendor Ranes (n.) — copper Renar (adj.) — late Rast (n.) — heart Renache (adj.) — away, elsewhere Rosin (v.) — to give Sanct (n. or interj.) — a game of cards; also an exclamation of dismay or anger; lit. saints Sarenach (imp.) — surrender Saren Noche (n.) — Night Spire Sensan (v.) — sinking Sha (n.) — the slums, though the word is also used as a slang akin to cool! Shast (n.) — a road, or a soul Soner (adj.) — beating, steady Stran (n.) — thread Stras (n.) — waters, rivers Strast (n.) — guard Tas (pro.) — you or your Tasura (n.) — party, event, function, gathering Tes (adj.) — a diminutive, little Tessane (n.) — a hot herbal tea favored in the market Tol (n.) — steel, or brother Van (v.) — to tell Vasar (v.) — to kill Vasken (v.) — to pirate Vares (n.) — prince; both a title and a common word, depending on the usage Vesnara (v.) — wandering Vestra (adj.) — belonging to one of the royal families Viris (adj.) — foolish Vitari (n., proper n., v.) — magic, Magic, or the act of creating magic

Phrases and sayings

Phrase/saying	Meaning
Alos mas en.	Let me in.
An.	No.
An esto.	I'm coming.
Anesh	An word of accord, akin to "sure."
Anoshe.	Until next time.
As esher tan ves.	an idiomatic expression, meaning "I hope you are well."
As esta narash.	All things are.
Avan	Good evening or Hello.
Fal chas.	Good luck.
Ir chas.	Literally "in faith," an expression used to seal deals.
Ir chas era.	Literally "in faith lost," an idiomatic expression meaning "sore loser."
Ise av eran.	An idiomatic expression meaning "to each their secrets."
Kers?	What?
Kers la?	What's this?
Kes ile?	Don't you agree? Akin to the French "N'est-ce pas?"
Mas aven.	My goodness.
Mas marist	My pleasure.
Priste ir Essen. Essen ir Priste.	Power in Balance. Balance in Power.
Ras al!	Conventionally "watch out," though literally it means "good see."
Rensa tav.	Thank you.
Res naster.	Good sir/gentleman.
Ser asina gose.	You sound good.
Sha!	Cool!
Skan.	Nothing.
Solase.	Apologies.
Sores nast.	Sleep well.
Stas reskon.	Chasing danger.
Tac.	A sound of scorn.
Tas enol.	After you.
Tosa!	Help!
Vas ir!	"In peace," an idiomatic expression used as a casual good-bye.

Trivia

• Arnesian was partly inspired by Turkish.