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*bother.3SG-OPT-1SG INT-speak.3SG-OPT-1SG-AntiHON PN.1SG.FORM HON-PN.2SG.POL.DAT
*bother.3SG-OPT-1SG INT-speak.3SG-OPT-1SG-AntiHON PN.1SG.FORM HON-PN.2SG.POL.DAT
*"Pardon me, but may I address Your highness."
*"Pardon me, but may I address Your highness."
==Society==
Short introduction to the social structure of the Empire of Eastern Sceptre.
'''''Iwaa''''', Light and ''Eharrol'', (lesser) gods
'''''Lakkaa''''', Emperor or Empress as the ''Böjokaa Iwaar'', Oracle ("listener") of Light
'''''Ageettate''''', highest class
*''Ajaaza'', High Council of the ''Iwarol'' Lightlisteners which is the decision-approving section (see ''Sajaazy'' below)
*''Iwuvo'', the highest priests (very rich, but nearly blind as they have stared at the sun Halla)
*''Fetiwol'', Shinesharer leaders who send others as missionaries
'''''Korry geettae''''', higher class
*''Sajaazy'', decision-making Council
**consisting of ''Sanguvo'', representatives chosen from every subregion of the empire (both men and women)
*''Faruvo'', the nobility as militarious commanders (mostly men)
*''Joleeguvo'', academic scholars (old and honoured)
'''''Boi geettae''''', higher middle class
*''Dengivo'', natural philosophers (quite similar to scholars)
*''Augol'', spellcasters who study and master the magic of Grundet
'''''Korry boi''''', middle class
*''Asholuvo'', master artisans (owning their business)
*''Duutekuvo'', authors, playwrights
*''Ysolivo'', (visual) artists
*''Bocuvo'', merchants (quite rich)
'''''Boi wossee''''', lower middle class
*''Zoluvo'', artisans, such as ''nirruvo'' (smiths) and ''milivo'' (alchemists)
*''Tyynuvo'', guards, professional soldiers
'''''Korry wose''''', low class (often can't read: ''odannapesh'' "illiterate")
*''Hushivo'', apprentices (who have will to rise) of artisans
*''Töshuvo'', hired soldiers (someone has to do the killing)
*''Önuvo'', hunters (covered in animal blood)
*''Keluvo'', peasants (very important, but alas, so dirty)
*''Xakkesh'', laborers (rather unskilled), includes ''miluvo'' sailors
'''''Önöworrete''''', lowest class (definitely can't read)
*''Okkusesh'', foreigners (though they might rise up the scale more easily if educated)
*''Posesh'', servants (sometimes slave-like; on the streets you often hear ''Posi! Posi kyxuee!'')
'''''Öövesesh''''', the unclean
* ''Wöngutesh'', heretics, those who deny or demonize Light: Calatnians, Vortexians, Believers of Halla (unless rich and powerful enough)
* ''Öökesh'', evil spellcasters: ''nötikesh'' (cadaverists) and ''önasesh'' (darkest ones)
==Examples==
[[File:Demufuu_Iwar.jpg|450px|thumb|right|Hymn of Light]]
===Hymn of Light===
'''''Demufuu Iwar'''''
''Hamkomtu bos kuus wöbusee ''/
''muktare rranox tef'rece'' /
''aa Iwa, Iwa iware.''
''Parom boo sa Nityr töshee ''/
''sökomas öhaly solle ''/
''aa Iwa, Iwa iware.''
''Caxaa ocaa bomeniite'' /
''ros lektu bos rromarece ''/
''aa Iwa, Iwa iware.''
''Böjom' Netes dut tolsike ''/
''iji vopesh Nityr arree'' /
''aa Iwa, Iwa iware.''
/demʊfu: iwaˑɹ
ham'kɔmtu bɔs ku:s wœˑbʊse: ʔ
muk'taˑɹe raˑnɔks tefɹeskeˑʔ
ɑ: i'wa:ʔ i:wa iˑwaɹɛ ʔ
paɹɔm 'bɔ: saˑ nɪˑtyɹ tœʃˑe: ʔ
sœˑko'mas œˑhalˑy sɔl:eˑʔ
kxa'ksa: ɔska: bomeˑ'ni:te ʔ
ɹɔs leˑktu bɔs rɔmɑˑ'ɹeske ʔ
bœ'jɔmˑ netes dut‿'toˑlsikeˑʔ
i'jiˑ vopeʃ nɪ'tyɹ:‿are: ʔ
/
hymn-DEF light-GEN
raise-OPT-2SG.POL we-ACC FEM\PREP.place1-ABL abyss-PREP  '''/ '''
heal-FUT.2SG.POL world.PL-ACC disease.ELI-GEN-ADJ-PL.ACC  '''/''' 
EXCLAM light, light, light-GEN-ADJ (rranol is plurale tantum; ELI = elision from tefy)
go.FUT-1PL we-NOM DIV\PREP.COM PN.2SG.POL war-DAT  '''/ '''
NEG.V.OPT-FUT.3SG night-NOM come-INF  '''/ '''
... (DIV = divine)
right-DEF only-DEF IPFV.be.2SG.POL  '''/''' 
CNJ.CAUS rule-2SG.POL we-ACC all-GEN-ADJ-PL.ACC  '''/ '''
...
listen-1PL.ELI PN.2SG.POL.ACC N\PREP.INS see-VN-PREP  '''/''' 
shine.3SG word-PL PN.2SG.POL.GEN divine  '''/ '''
... (böjomo)
The Hymn of Light
Please, raise us from the abyss /
heal diseaseful world /
oh Light, bright Light. 
With You we will go to war /
may the night not come /
oh Light, bright Light.
You are being the only right /
for You rule us all /
oh Light, bright Light.
We listen to You with our sight /
Your more divine words shine /
oh Light, bright Light.
===Duutesi Bocör===
[[File:Bocoere.JPG|450px|thumb|right|Modern handwritten script]]
''Duutesi Bocör'' (Writing of Merchants) is a modern and faster handwritten script. For diphthongs, ''i'' can be written as a diacritic over the vowel (grave accent for preceding and acute for following ''i'').
===Colours===
The system of colours in Aoma derives from the eight elemental words to which some colours are related. The colour noun is formed with the ''udoi'' (colour) and the elemental component (columns) possible followed by the shade indicator (''geshire'' "natural", ''jule'' "soft" and ''kyrre'' "vibrant"): ''udoi iwari jule'' (colour of soft light) which is also known as himari (Him-colour, metallic silver).
{| style="border: 10px solid white; text-align:center"
|-
!Udoi
|width="60px"| Iwari
|width="60px"| Geshari
|width="60px"| Nirrari
|width="60px"| Ennari
|width="60px"| Milari
|width="60px"| Kelari
|width="60px"| Töshari
|width="60px"| Önari
|-
|Geshire
| style="background:" |
|style="background:#f6bf76" |
|style="background:#F46F1B" |
|style="background:#228B22"|
|style="background:#00FFFF"|
|style="background:#B7410E" |
|style="background:#7e4071" |
|style="background:#191970" |
|-
|Jule
| style="background:#C0C0C0" |
|style="background: #FFBF00"|
|style="background:#ED9121" |
|style="background:#00BFFF"|
|style="background:#ADD8E6"|
|style="background:#E2725B" |
|style="background:#DA70D6" |
|style="background:#36454F" |
|-
|Kyrre
| style="background:#D4AF37" |
|style="background:#FFF700" |
|style="background:#E25822" |
|style="background:#00FF00"|
|style="background:#3F00FF"|
|style="background:#FF2400" |
|style="background:#BE0032" |
|style="background:#000000" |
|}
Iwari (from Light)
*''aari'' (pure light)
*''himari'' (silver)
*''alari'' (gold)
Geshari (from Life)
*''tehiri'' (skin tone)
*''oxyri'' (amber)
*''siniri'' (lemon)
Nirrari (from Fire)
*''nirriri'' (flame)
*''ohuri'' (spice)
*''mysuri'' (ember)
Ennari (from Air)
*''kuuturi'' (tree)
*''kevari'' (sky)
*''sakuri'' (grass)
Milari (from Water)
*''omiri'' (beach)
*''pimari'' (peace)
*''lenguri'' (blue stone, lapis lazuli)
Kelari (from Earth)
*''keliri'' (soil)
*''keshyri'' (terracotta)
*''gozuri'' (red insect, Kermes)
Töshari (from Death)
*''wotyri'' (bruise)
*''naworshuri'' (poisonous Snake's Flower)
*''rratyri'' (dried blood)
Önari (from Darkness)
*''ökeviri'' (night sky)
*''pangiri'' (charcoal)
*''öiri'' (pure darkness)




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