Blaken Dictionary

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bqirbqr gurkurken afgreorprum baonsendom tin (cíclicamente van y vienen los trenes en la gran ciudad)

alken woblum (I move and live)

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blin blum almon (I like animals)

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Essentially used as noun meaning 'superior part'

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ankurnha wo tin (I want to fly)

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A respectful or aspirational term for powerful, accomplished, or deeply admired beings/persons; rarely used as direct address.

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It can be used as an expletive interjection denoting surprise

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Corpus metadata value for narrative prose

Reserved for the native/in-world Blaken writing system, not MonoBlaken

Community representative in an administrative council; expected to act with intentional and measured behavior.

Assembled council body representing and administering a Blakenian community.

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IPA-heavy or phonological spelling

It can also mean 'to wait'

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omken blomko nasprum nhomnhom wo os (you all are like friends to me)

blinbu nasblum kim (it seems you love trees)

It is used as a subject marker conveying awareness, attention, and intentional agency. With perception and acquisition roots it profiles directed engagement: gjof + Xblum = search/look for, buscar; pum + Xblum = listen/obey, escuchar/obedecer; mim + Xblum = observe, observar.

This word was initially confused with blom (completeness)

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Annual Blakenian festival celebrating diversity, change, public performance, and community survival.

It can be used as a suffix to denote the imperfective aspect and the inferrative evidential of verbs

A truth kept hidden or disguised.

Marked inherited counterpart of slɒs; /ʂl/ is a marginal onset cluster.

ankurtan cysprum komko an (the owl flew over my head)

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dombu lys nasko dem tin (I think there is beauty in your hands)

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domken Koldom vlysdom tin (Colombia is my birthplace)

draf drafken syko wy pqix tin (this absence is growing inside me)

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Relational root and postposition for source, origin, separation, derivation, and ablative functions. As an event root, exken means depart, come out, emerge from, or separate from a source; use osken, not exken, for obtaining or attaining a goal.

zbliken zenblum zen to feχ (he loves his cat)

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Can be contracted to 'flor'

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gjofken woblum fex (I look for the cat); gjofken woprum fex (I find the cat)

With Xblum, gjof means search/look for: buscar. With Xprum, it means find: encontrar. Use osken for obtaining, reaching, or attaining a goal; usar osken para obtener o alcanzar una meta.

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It can be used as a preffix to denote gender

domken japrum blomko wo tin (there exists sorrow in all of us)

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It is used as a suffix to form verbs in the declarative imperfective evidential

praoxtan salkimko phleomprum (the sal tree flowers have fallen)

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kwombu pheopolprum bliomko klha tin wymimvom (people walk over nature without seeing)

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It can be used as a suffix to form adjectives

jaken komprum (my head hurts)

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General term for writing or written speech

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Used for artificial, staged, or technologically produced stars/lights.

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It can also be used for sacred or very respected things.

Spatial deictic word

Relative axial direction away from the equator toward either pole. “North” is only an approximate translation: from the equator, both the direction toward Alaska and the direction toward Patagonia are lesdom.

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Refers to color or sheen that appears to change with light or viewing angle.

Blaken proper name for Australia; a three-morpheme compound profiling the continent as the land of opals.

jalhutan woprum (I cried)

Poetic or lyric speech; not necessarily soft or gentle

Spatial deictic word

With -ko, lysko means beautiful or beauty-like.

Compound of lɨs (lys) “beauty” and ɸɨn (phyn) “stone.”

Attested in the native text dzintjan.

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mimken woblum kim (I observe the tree); mimken woprum kim (I see the tree without directed attention)

With Xblum, this root means observe or look at with attention: observar. With Xprum, it means see without directed attention: ver sin atención dirigida.

praχtan sento monprum (his/her object fell)

A person engaged in science or nature-studying knowledge.

De facto administrative center of the Blakenian communities and major Bqirzor site.

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domken blinko af nar tin (the fire of love is blue)

blue as the blue in some blue flames

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refko pheosnha nur tin

Used for a speaker construed as dimmed, depleted, or affectively muted.

It can be used as an unespecified subject to form a kind of passive phrases.

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Corpus metadata value for ritual, blessing, or formal texts

Pheolhes osken woblum! (I reach the upper path!)

Relational root and postposition for destination, goal, beneficiary, and evaluative reference-frame functions (dative/lative uses, and extended 'with respect to' uses after X-vom). As an event root, osken means orient toward, move toward, reach, attain, or obtain a goal; in Spanish, orientarse hacia, alcanzar, obtener una meta.

Relative axial direction toward the equator from either hemisphere. “South” is only an approximate translation: this is not a fixed map direction, and it reverses at the equator.

Used for twoness and secondness; in compounds it may suggest following, succession, or the next element in a sequence.

If 'pheon' is used instead of 'sen', it may seen slightly derogatory

It can also be used as "help": to facilitate something for someone.

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Influence space

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Deictic word

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It is warmer than 'sen', it shows some affection

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domken kimko diex kimko phieoc tin (there are leaves in the branches)

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Lexicalized contraction of lɨs.ɸɨn (lysphyn) “precious stone.”

The full compound lysphyn remains attested and available.

Used for a speaker construed as restless, possibility-hungry, and drawn toward unlived lives, distant places, difficult beauty, and imagined transformations. It may produce pqix when its longing becomes painful or destabilizing.

phumken gromgrom (it smells like food)

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Omken pensrwɒn-pin Kolko ɸwatʁiχ vom

Used for singularity and uniqueness; in discourse it may extend to aloneness or solitude.

Intentional mixed spelling

Contraction from 'pu' and 'om'.

It can be used to express death

Can describe literal darkness or a darkened/confused state of perception or mind.

praoxtan woprum (I fell)

It is used as a subject marker conveying lack of will, reception, or being affected. Optionally, or to make a phrase clearer, it can also mark inanimate subjects. With perception and acquisition roots it profiles non-directed reception: gjof + Xprum = find, encontrar; pum + Xprum = hear without directed attention, oír sin atención dirigida; mim + Xprum = see without directed attention, ver sin atención dirigida.

It is used as a prefix in verbs to express negate it

pumken woblum bla (I listen to/obey speech); pumken woprum bla (I hear speech without directed attention)

With Xblum, this root means listen or obey: escuchar/obedecer. With Xprum, it means hear without directed attention: oír sin atención dirigida.

It is used to form an evidential

rinken plin wyblin (hatred means loveless)

It can be used as a verb meaning 'to mean'

It is used for undefined people; more formal than 'pheon'; it is preferred when compounding words whose meaning is emotionally uncharged.

laoko sendom laoko dlom gurken woblum (algún día volveré a aquella ciudad)

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It can be used to convey death

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Spatial deictic word.

It can be used dobbling the root

Used to form perfective aspect

tʂindʐenken woko temdomtin vlysko to ʎelblum (my brother who lives abroad is visiting)

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Relational root and postposition for location, containment, inner relation, and structural dependency. As an event root, tinken means internalize, enter into, or become contained in.

Can be used as a corpus metadata value for translated or interlinear texts