Arnesian is a language spoken in Arnes.
- 1: on
- 2: sessa
- 3: ris
- 4: tal
- 5: nissa
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- 6: son
- 7: vis
- 8: volo
- 9: vissa
- 10: non
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- An — a flexible word; it means either I, a, or no, depending on the context
- Anos (adj.) — eternal
- Anoshe (n., excl.) — 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.) — blessed
- 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
- 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
- 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
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Phrases and sayings
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| Phrase/saying
| Meaning
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| Alos mas en.
| Let me in.
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| An.
| No.
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| An esto.
| I'm coming.
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| Anesh
| An word of accord, akin to "sure."
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| Anoshe.
| Until next time.
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| As esher tan ves.
| an idiomatic expression, meaning "I hope you are well."
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| As esta narash.
| All things are.
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| Avan
| Good evening or Hello.
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| Fal chas.
| Good luck.
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| Ir chas.
| Literally "in faith," an expression used to seal deals.
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| Ir chas era.
| Literally "in faith lost," an idiomatic expression meaning "sore loser."
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| Ise av eran.
| An idiomatic expression meaning "to each their secrets."
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| Kers?
| What?
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| Kers la?
| What's this?
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| Kes ile?
| Don't you agree? Akin to the French "N'est-ce pas?"
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| Mas aven.
| My goodness.
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| Mas marist
| My pleasure.
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| Priste ir Essen. Essen ir Priste.
| Power in Balance. Balance in Power.
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| Ras al!
| Conventionally "watch out," though literally it means "good see."
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| Rensa tav.
| Thank you.
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| Res naster.
| Good sir/gentleman.
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| Ser asina gose.
| You sound good.
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| Sha!
| Cool!
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| Skan.
| Nothing.
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| Solase.
| Apologies.
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| Sores nast.
[2]
| Sleep well.
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| Stas reskon.
| Chasing danger.
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| Tac.
| A sound of scorn.
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| Tas enol.
| After you.
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| Tosa!
| Help!
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| Vas ir!
| "In peace," an idiomatic expression used as a casual good-bye.
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- Arnesian was partly inspired by Turkish.[3]
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