A /ă/ Pronounced, “Ah,” as in, “Apple”
Ai /eɪ/ Pronounced, “Ey,” as in, “Hey”
E /i/ Pronounced, “Ee,” as in, “Evil”
I /aɪ/ Pronounced, “I,” as in, “Ice”
O /oʊ/ Pronounced, “Oh,” as in, “So”
Oo /u/
U /ʌ/ Pronounced, “Uh,” as in, “Under”

K /k/
D /d/
J /d͡ʒ/ Pronounced, “J,” as in, “Jam”
P /p/
T /t/
V /v/ Same as a B to Illusorians

L /l/
M /m/
S /s/
Sh /ʃ/
Th /θ/ Same as an F to Illusorians
W /w/
Y /j/

Ha /hæ/
He /hɛ/ Pronounced, “He,” as in, “Help”
En /ĕn/ Pronounced, “En,” as in, “End”
Er /ɜɹ/ Pronounced, “Er,” as in, “Percent”
Sa /sæ/

Au /ɔ/ Not it's own rune, but gets a special mark when the A and U runes are next to each other, linking the two

Word Order - Modifier - Noun - Adjective - Verb - Preposition

e.g.

Prefix rule - If a prefix ends on a consonant and the word following starts with a consonant, a pitchless “u” is put between them

e.g. ke̩r- (beast) + laje̊r (emotion) = ke̩rulaje̊r (beast of emotion)

Of - The subject comes first, followed by the descriptor, forming a compound

e.g. thata̩l (Soldier) + ensåuda (Peace) = thata̩lensåuda (Soldier of Peace, or Peace Keeper)

If a consonant follows a consonant but they are the same consonant, then one gets removed

e.g. e̊nauk (Lord) + ka̩ilo̩t (Chaos) = e̊nauka̩ilo̩t (Lord of Chaos)

If a hard consonant follows a hard consonant and they are different, then a pitchless “u” is placed between them

e.g. e̊nauk (Lord) + da̩ilie̩r (Despair) = e̊naukuda̩ilie̩r (Lord of Despair)

Descriptors - In cases where Of wouldn't fit, the descriptor comes after the compound, in order of general to specific

Modifiers - Used to change the meaning of a sentence

ej = Question
li = Joy, Compassion, Happy (Modifier that changes the tone of a sentence to pleased, happy)
lu = Anger, Hate, Fury (Modifier that changes the tone of a sentence)
alj = Passion, Intensity (Modifier that changes the tone of a sentence)
ada = Sorrow, Sad, Depressive, Disappointed (Modifier that changes the tone of a sentence)
aid = Awe, Quizzical, Curious (Modifier that changes the tone of a sentence)
ud = Fearful, Worried (Modifier that changes the tone of a sentence)

(ly) - The language has both a super formal version passed on by gods that can be hard to pronounce, and a more lyrical form that was created over time by the races because of the difficulty of consistent pronunciation. Examples given in this section are the formal version

Particles: Pa and Ta - In the case of multiple nouns, there may be confusion as to what is a descriptor and what is not. Pa and Ta are used to separate these, with Pa being used for a noun being actively acted on, and Ta being used for something passive

pa = Particle, noun being actively acted on
ta = Particle, noun being passively acted on
do = End of sentence ; Invented to help lost souls with romanization as Illusorian is written in a way that doesn't use punctuation

e.g. laiso̊ntothmåit pa e̊rshti̊kshisåla kajůlpthmåit ta ji̊shti̊kasaila̩usa̩uså (running by)

The Lizonto had drank the cold water before running by the metal plant

To be assimilated into the sub pages over time

̊ = High pitch
lowercase = Middle pitch
̩ = Low Pitch
/slashes/ = Adopts the tone immediately before/after it (applies only to affixes)
(brackets) = Removed if a consonant is immediately before/after it

H = Meaning if spoken in a high register
L = Meaning if spoken in a low register

de̊re = Day
e̩e̩ren = Night

de̊nero = North
de̊nere = East
e̩e̩nere = South
e̩e̩nero = West

Numbers (OUTDATED, NEED TO BE REDONE)

verko̊ = Zero
o̩e̊n = One
lajo̊ = Two
e̩nko̊ = Three
saiko̊ = Four
asle̊ = Five
sale̊ = Six
me̩råu = Seven, H: Holy
ti̊ti̩k = Eight, L: Cursed
lasai = Nine
lale̊la = Ten
lale̊ko̊ = Eleven
selo̩ = Twelve
me̩rti̩c = Thirteen
me̩rme̊r = Fourteen
ko̊jo = Fifteen
o̩e̊na = Sixteen
o̩e̊nka = 256
o̩e̊ni̊ka = 4096

ki = Connector for numbers
kåi = Addition
ko̩i = Subtraction
kåikåi = Multiplication
pukåi = Duplicate
ko̩iko̩i = Division

lajo̊ ki o̩e̊na = Sixteen and two
lajo̊e̊na = Thirty Two (Two Sixteen)

de̩i̊to = Few
vopene = All

optå = Unit of Distance (Meter)
optåsi̊de̩n = Unit of Distance (Smaller than a metre)
optåsi̊do = Unit of Distance (Larger than a meter)
optåsi̊de̩no̩e̊na = Unit of Distance - 1/16th of a metre
optåsi̊do̩e̊na = Unit of Distance - 16 metres

e̊la = yes
tu̩ = no

sailaså = Earth
ve̊rdata = Fire
e̊renshi = Water
wenle̊to = Wind
ålsaer = Light
a̩lsaer = Dark
o̊s = Life Energy, holy element
o̊sae̊rtå = Element

si̊li̊thåimi̊o̊enke̩ = Mythical (lit. Tradition Ancient)
si̊lo̊enke̩ = Mythical (ly)

ålo̊so̊ = Colour
sais̊å = Brown
ve̩rta = Red
e̊rshi = Blue
e̊rlaiso̊en = Green (lit. lais̊o̊n̊to Blue)
låsar = Yellow
wento̊ = White
saito̊ = Grey (lit. Stone White)
saidå = Black

ålo̊so̊wenle̊ = Rainbow (lit. Sky Colours)
åso̊we = Rainbow

al- = H: Bright, L: Dark ; Used for colours only

muli̊v = L: Me, I, H: Myself
puli̊v = L: You, H: Yourself
tali̊v = L: Us, We H: Ourselves
ti̩liv = Them

<yi> = female (exclude vowel if there is another vowel right after)
<ji> = male (exclude vowel if there is another vowel right after)

ji̊sha = Plant
saila̩uså = Stone (lit. Hard Earth)
saila̩usa̩uså = Metal (lit. Extra Hard Earth)
saitåu = Metal (ly.)

ooe̊n = Hole
ooe̊nsaila̩uså = Cave (lit. Hole of Stone)
oe̊nsala̩ = Cave
oe̊nsala̩ltha = Mine (lit. Cave of Elpha)
oe̊naltha̩ = Mine

e̩nja = Edge, Border, Horizon

kåyethi̊k = License (lit. Ink of Freedom)

si̊li̊thåi = Tradition (lit. Past Thought)

eralda = Home
eråldaja = Village
sailasåsi̊do = Continent (lit. Big Earth)
sailåsi̊ = Continent (informal)
sailåsi̊eralda = Continent of Elements
saile̩raldå = Continent of Elements (informal)
såsi̊do = Country

le̊voe̩n = Wish

hae̊n = Assist
ve̩råul = Thank you, Blessings, Appreciate

ilu̩soo = Greetings

ea̩ = A sound of exasperation

si̊leåu = Game, Play (mental)
mi̊leåu = Game, Play (physical)

a̩pi̩loli̊ = Error (lit. Ill Act)
ke̊ri̩loli̊ = Glitch (lit. God Error)
ko̊yoe̩n = Mystery, Unknown (lit. Trickery Time) [Note: This word can act as a Noun, Adjective, or Verb]

Prepositions

ti̩luv = Who
ti̩lo = What/Why
ti̩låi = How
ke̩ro̊lo = When
kero̩lo = Where

låilo = Have, obtained, own

Conjunctions

ka = And (more accurately, “Linking these words together while keeping them separate”)
ko = Or, Maybe, Perhaps, Opposing

Other

ti̩tik- = Negative modifier. K is dropped if the word it is being added to starts with K, D, J, P, T, or V

-thåi = Past tense. Applied to the first word in a sentence, and to the first word in a sentence that </sh/ti̊> does not apply to, unless both -thåi and </sh/ti̊> are applied to the first word, in which case it is assumed all other words are past tense
<shti̊> = Disrupting past tense. Comes after the first vowel in a word (e.g. kajůlp becomes kashti̊jůlp)

laiso̊ntothåi pa e̊rshti̊enshisåla jůlthåi ta ji̊shti̊shasaila̩usa̩uså e̩ral (past/by)

The Lizonto had drank the cold water before running by the plant of metal

laiso̊nto = Lizonto (a species on the planet, large plant gecko)

Gods

ke̊r- = Deity (Prefix)
ke̊ryi = Goddess
ke̊rji = God
ke̊ryive̊rka̩las = Goddess of Life
ve̊rka̩l = Life
ke̊rjilaje̊ro = God of Emotion
laje̊r = Emotion
ke̊rjie̩nåudatho̩ = God of Body
e̩nåudath = Body
ke̊ryiåkahåilas = Goddess of Mind
åkahåil = Mind
ke̊rjitha̩itåieno̩ = God of Death
tha̩itåien = Death
tha̩tåen = Adjective: Death/Dead

ke̊ryihe̊eraue̩ntaivas = Goddess of Creation
he̊eraue̩ntaiv = Creation
hee̩rau = Creation (By Mortals) ; Verb: To Create
aue̊nta = Daughter
ke̩rha̩da̩iso̩e̩nalo̩ = God of Destruction
ha̩da̩iso̩e̩nal = Destruction
so̩ena = Son
hadaiso̩ = Destruction (By Mortals) ; Verb: To Destroy
Hada̩ishi = Burst, Blast, Explosion ; Verb: To Catastrophically Fail

ke̊rjimi̊ere̊nåuko = King of the Gods
mi̊er = Upper
e̊nauk = Lord
ke̊rjie̊ne̩ri̊sheno̩ = The Judge
e̊ner = Truth
i̊shen = Forbidden
ke̩rsa̩ta̩ije̩no = The Beast of a Thousand Sins
sa̩ta̩ije̩n = Oblivion

ke̊ryile̊åvopas = Goddess of Hope
le̊åvop = Hope
ke̩rda̩ilie̩ro = God of Despair
da̩ilie̩r = Despair
su̩låkoope̩n = Cursed One
asu̩la = Aberration
ko̩open = Nothing

ke̊rjiko̊ye̩to = God of Earth
ko̊ye̩ = Trickery
kåye = Ink
ke̊ryive̩thie̊nas = Goddess of Water
vethi̩ = Knowledge
thie̊na = Shield
ke̊rjiera̩bi̊ero = God of Fire
a̩bi̊e = Brave
eråbi = Message
ke̊ryie̊råthi̊a̩ulas = Goddess of Wind
erathi̊au = Wisdom
thi̊a̩ula̩us = Feather

ke̊rjithata̩lvåthiko = God of War
thata̩l = Soldier, Warrior
vathi̊k = Freedom
vathi̩k = War
ke̊ryithata̩le̊nsaudas = Goddess of Peace
thatål = Guard
ensåuda = Peace
ensa̩uda = Prison, Cage

ke̩rae̩rake̊roeno̩so = God of Time
eråker = Keeper
ke̩ro̊en = Time
ke̩rke̩roptåerosa = Goddess of Spatial Dimensions
kero̩pa = Repair
optåera = Spatial (ie X, Y, Z coordinates, lengths, etc.)

ke̊rjie̩nåupi̊lo = God of Health
api̊lo = Health
ke̊ryiåkilapi̊las = Goddess of Soul
åkilå = Soul
ke̩ruve̩nla̩pi̩lo = Beast of Disease
a̩pi̩lo̩ = Illness
ve̩nlo̩ = Vermin
ke̊ryike̩rusetas = Goddess of Animals
ke̩rus = Beast
use̊ta = Bird
use̊do = Fish
ke̊rjishåvo̩ = God of Plants
ji̊sha = Plants
shåvo = Fruit

ke̊ryijate̩råulas = Goddess of Angels
jata = Realm
me̩råu = Seven, H: Holy
ke̩rjati̊ti̩ko = God of Demons
ti̊ti̩k = Eight, L: Cursed

ke̊rjie̩ere̊nkooji̩ero̊ = God of the Moons and Night
e̩e̩ren = Night
e̊nko̩o = Orb
oji = Large
ke̊ryide̊ree̊nkooji̩oji̩las = Goddess of the Sun and Day
de̊re = Day

ke̩rwenle̊jatami̊eras = Beast of the Skies
wenle̊to = Wind
ke̩rsailajataro = Beast of the Land
sailaså = Earth
ke̩re̊renshajate̩ruto̩ = Beast of the Seas
e̊renshi = Water
de̩ruto̩ = Lower

ke̊rjive̊rka̩thi̊kåiro = God of Spring
-thi̊kåi = Hot (weather - wind, rain, snow, etc.)
e̊rkåi = Spring
ke̊rjiji̊shathi̊kåikåiro = God of Summer
shakåi = Summer
ke̊ryisaisi̊såkåilas = Goddess of Autumn
-isåkåi = Cold (weather - wind, rain, snow, etc.)
saiså = Brown
såkåi = Autumn
ke̊ryifa̩itåisåkåikåilas = Goddess of Winter
tåikåi = Winter

ke̊rjive̩nase̩nåsa̩laro = God of Lightning
ve̩nase̩nå = Force
ve̩nå = Force (ly)
åsa̩la = Lightning, Electricity
ke̊rjive̩nase̩nåve̊rdato = God of Fire
ve̊rdata = Fire
ke̊rjive̩nase̩nåthucåisåro = God of Ice
thucåiså = Ice

ke̊ryiji̊sho̊velo̩las = Goddess of Nature
sho̊velo̩ = Wild, Nature, Natural
ke̊rjitaike̊nda̩iero = God of Technology
taike̩ = Smith
e̊nda̩i = Weapon
tie̊nda̩i = Technology (slang, informal)

ke̊ryimi̊luhele̊neras = Goddess of Music
mi̊lta = Teacher (Physical)
mi̊l- = Teacher (Physical) (Prefix)
hele̊ne = Music
hele̊neta̩ = Musical, Noisy, Loud (Adjective)
ke̊ryiento̊kae̊neras = Goddess of Art
ento̊ka = Art
ke̊ryisi̊li̊enco̩se̊neras = Goddess of Language
si̊lta = Teacher (Mental)
si̊l- = Teacher (Mental) (Prefix)
li̊enco̩s = Language

ke̩rthako̩omeno = Beast of Famine
thako̩o = Hunger
omen = Omen
ke̩rupenůstalomeno = Beast of Conquest
penůsta = Domination, Conquest
ke̩ruvathi̩komeno = Beast of War
ke̩rtha̩ide̩rendailomeno = Beast of Death
tha̩ide̩rendai = Decay

ke̊ryie̊no̊s = The Goddess
ie̊no̊s = Order
ke̩rka̩ilo̩to̩ = Primordial Chaos
ka̩ilo̩t = Chaos
ke̊rke̩ro̊enje̩ra = Titan of Time
-je̩ra = Lost
ke̊roptåeraje̩ra = Titan of Space
ke̊rhee̩rauje̩ra = Titan of Creation
ke̊rha̩da̩iso̩je̩ra = Titan of Destruction
vatene = Fate

ke̊ryike̊rmåilo̩utålas = Goddess of Balance
måilo = Balance
o̩utå = Mortal

ke̩r- = Beast (Prefix)
ke̩rus = Beast
ke̩ruskoe̩n = Magic Beast
ke̩ruski̩en = Non Magical Beast

kadåiso̩ = Carnage, Wrecked
hataiso̩ = Destruction, Ripped Apart, Torn from limb to limb
hataisi̊de̩n = Destroyed to little bits
hataiden = Early form of Oblivion
ha̩taije̩n = Early form of Oblivion

Body and Biology
-Animals
-Plants
Elements
Days, Months, Seasons, and Holidays
Locations, Landmarks, and Geological
Celestial Bodies, Phenomenon, and Weather
Objects
Onomatopoeia
Family, Friends, Jobs, and Titles

Adjectives
Verbs

Glossary: Consumables