Linmyra

Linmyra is the language of the lyrror of Trycanta.

A brief Linmyra primer: as this is the pluralizing letter in Linmyra, similar to S in English (lyrro = one big kitty, lyrror = lots of big kitties). Nouns can also be inflected, or altered to reflect gender (mazo = dragon, maze = boy dragon, mazi = girl dragon).
 * Singular nouns begin with consonants and end with vowels. Plural nouns end with R

inflected to match that noun.
 * Adjectives begin and end with vowels, and come after the noun they modify. Their endings are usually

be confusing (the suffix "le" means little, so modile = little sister despite its technically masculine ending).
 * Note that modifiers for both nouns and adjectives tend to be suffixes and do not inflect, which can

endings (a = it, i = she/her, e = he/him, o = person in general). They also pluralize with R (lots of pirate ships = ar). Prepositions, conjunctions, etc. tend to be very short as well, two or three letters long at most.
 * The basic pronouns are one letter long, all vowels, which correspond to the inflected

apostrophe is used (Shenni t'Tavike = Grace, Edwin's daughter, and yes, I just mixed my universes shamelessly), while if a pronoun is involved, the T comes before its vowel (tyrimo = my beloved).
 * The letter indicating possession is T, which is applied as a prefix. If the possession is between two words, an

Specialized forms, like the infinitive and the negative, are created by the use of prefixes (lanir om calanir... can you guess it? Famous Shakespearean quotation which uses both forms I just mentioned...)
 * Verbs begin and end with consonants, with the middle vowel determining tense.


 * Adverbs begin with vowels and end with consonants.