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'''Isu Language'''
== '''Isu Language''' ==
 
''“When the destruction and death threatens before us''
''“When the destruction and death threatens before us''


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- Inscription on the [[Saga Stone]], Isu Era
- Inscription on the [[Saga Stone]], Isu Era




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As many other idioms, the Isu Language is not a fixed and standardized language but one that has evolved and changed over time. Because of this, the form of the language currently studied by the [[Assassins]] and [[Antony Henry]], actually contains some archaic words that are remnants of an even older form of the language.
As many other idioms, the Isu Language is not a fixed and standardized language but one that has evolved and changed over time. Because of this, the form of the language currently studied by the [[Assassins]] and [[Antony Henry]], actually contains some archaic words that are remnants of an even older form of the language.




Contents
Contents


''[TBD]''


[TBD]
===  '''History''' ===
 
 
'''History'''
 
According to Antony Henry, the Isu Language is an ancestor to the ancient human languages from the Indo-European family and potentially other languages, but it is not the only writing system used by the Isu. The First Civilization actually used several different and seemingly unrelated types of writings that can be found in different Precursor sites, making it a multifaceted civilization.
According to Antony Henry, the Isu Language is an ancestor to the ancient human languages from the Indo-European family and potentially other languages, but it is not the only writing system used by the Isu. The First Civilization actually used several different and seemingly unrelated types of writings that can be found in different Precursor sites, making it a multifaceted civilization.


[Expand with the current existing History section of the Isu script?]
''[Expand with the current existing History section of the Isu script?]''
 
 
'''Structure'''


===  '''Structure''' ===
The Isu Language is an actual language system with its own dedicated vocabulary and set of grammar rules that are akin to the rules of several other rules used in modern languages. It has its own alphabet, a set of pronouns, a number of grammatical cases, verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, postpositions, conjunctions and also a dedicated numbering system.
The Isu Language is an actual language system with its own dedicated vocabulary and set of grammar rules that are akin to the rules of several other rules used in modern languages. It has its own alphabet, a set of pronouns, a number of grammatical cases, verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, postpositions, conjunctions and also a dedicated numbering system.


'''Alphabet [Confirmed, as in, we don’t know of any more phonemes]'''
==== '''Alphabet ''[Confirmed, as in, we don’t know of any more phonemes]''''' ====
The Isu Language alphabet is made up of 41 phonemes, each with its own sound and pronunciation, which are used to create words and numbers.


The Isu Language alphabet is made up of 41 phonemes, each with its own sound and pronunciation, which are used to create words and numbers.
'''Personal Pronouns ''[Not Confirmed]'''''


The set of personal pronouns is similar to that of the English language, and are mostly used at the beginning of sentences


''[Add examples]''


'''Pronouns [Not Confirmed]'''
==== Grammatical Cases ====
The language features several grammar cases that indicate how to interpret the meaning or function of the various words within the context that they are used in


Released Texts
Released Texts

Revision as of 20:09, 6 August 2022

Isu Language

“When the destruction and death threatens before us

And the solar flare is reaching

To the calculator of futures we run”

- Inscription on the Saga Stone, Isu Era


The Isu Language is a system of communication devised and employed by the Isu. It was used for different purposes like formal communications to the populace, poetry, passwording, inventory management and many other purposes, making it an important window on the culture of the Isu civilization.

As many other idioms, the Isu Language is not a fixed and standardized language but one that has evolved and changed over time. Because of this, the form of the language currently studied by the Assassins and Antony Henry, actually contains some archaic words that are remnants of an even older form of the language.


Contents

[TBD]

History

According to Antony Henry, the Isu Language is an ancestor to the ancient human languages from the Indo-European family and potentially other languages, but it is not the only writing system used by the Isu. The First Civilization actually used several different and seemingly unrelated types of writings that can be found in different Precursor sites, making it a multifaceted civilization.

[Expand with the current existing History section of the Isu script?]

Structure

The Isu Language is an actual language system with its own dedicated vocabulary and set of grammar rules that are akin to the rules of several other rules used in modern languages. It has its own alphabet, a set of pronouns, a number of grammatical cases, verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, postpositions, conjunctions and also a dedicated numbering system.

Alphabet [Confirmed, as in, we don’t know of any more phonemes]

The Isu Language alphabet is made up of 41 phonemes, each with its own sound and pronunciation, which are used to create words and numbers.

Personal Pronouns [Not Confirmed]

The set of personal pronouns is similar to that of the English language, and are mostly used at the beginning of sentences

[Add examples]

Grammatical Cases

The language features several grammar cases that indicate how to interpret the meaning or function of the various words within the context that they are used in

Released Texts


Official Translations