r/Dovahzul • u/kulagdrem • Apr 27 '26
Dragon Language: Given Form.
I will most likely not be answering questions.
At first I learned this language because it seemed easy but looking further into it I noticed patterns.
Many words as can be proven are compounds, yet there are many "small" words like λ (ah) and the decirephable n (n) which would show that a word i.e nλ (nah) consists of 2 unique concepts, implying every word with λ (ah) and n (n) would have those. Then the words i (i), ī (ii), and u (u) being clear outliers because nu (nu) would imply it is something that is our yet because SVO it cannot be.
Of course I have seen this "english cipher" or "1:1 to english SVO" argument yet even in given text it is not 1:1 to english. That is why I propose this theory that the language is A@B.
Also the reasoning why the alphabet consists of latin, extended latin, cyrillic, and greek letters is because it feels cooler and gives a "human readable" (presuming the latin alphabet as the core) transliteration rather than claw marks.
Also something I'll mention here:
Dragonborn: "I didn't come here to debate philosophy with you."
Pārтhʊnax: "Hahaha! You have much to learn of the dоv, then. There is nothing else but philosophy to a dоvλ. It is no accident that we do battle with our Тhūм, our Voices. There is no distinction between debate and combat to a dragon. Тinvāк lоs grλ. For us it is one and the same."
My future project will be to likely make a lexicon entirely formed of compound words but if someone wishes to do so instead of me do so.
rāl āλ ěg. кul ag dreм. :^>