Alteraci Language

Introduction
The Alteraci language is the language of Alterac, one of the oldest human kingdoms in Eliades. The language itself is the offspring of two different languages; one being Old Alteraci and the other being Arathian. Old Alteraci was far different from contemporary Alteraci, and was the language used by the Alteraci Tribe. However, after being conquered by the Arathi Tribe and annexed into what would constitute the Arathian Empire, the Alteraci people were required to speak Arathian as their main language.

Over the thousands of years that the Arathian Empire had lasted, this lead to a slow fusion of Arathian and Old Alteraci into one single language, as the Alteraci people of major cities spoke both their native language as well as Arathian, and passed this bastardized Arathian on to other Alteraci who were unfamiliar with the language. Once the newer generations of Alteracis had begun to only be taught bastardized Arathian from fellow Alteraci, this would eventually become their main language. With Alteraci being the Arathian language's closest relative, it sounds quite similar aside from noticeably having a harsher tone.

Nouns
Alterac: Alterac

Alteraci (Language): Alteraci

Alteraci (Person): Alteracin/Alteracins

Alteraci National Security: Vardos (Varhete Dost)

Apple: Parn/Parns

Gilnean (Language): Gilni

Gilnean (Person): Gilnein/Gilneins

Gilneas: Gilneas

King: Regal/Regals

Model (Version): Zaras/Zaras

Nation: Var/Vars

Nationalism: Varhetavi

Praymal: Prêmal

Security: Dost/Dosts

Tank (Vehicle) : Mødar/Mødars

Adjectives
Alteraci (Language): Alteraci

Light (Low Weight): Oran

National: Varhete

Secure: Dos

Pronouns
You: Oth

Possessive Adjectives

Your: Othel

Suffixes
-avi: Used in most words for ideologies, placed after the equivalent noun. (E.g, Varhetavi)

-i: Used in most words for languages, placed after the equivalent nation's noun. (E.g, Alteraci)

-in: Used in most demonyms, placed after the equivalent nation's noun. (E.g, Alteracin)

-oh: Used in many Old Alteraci names and many Alteraci surnames. Translates to "Son of" in reference to the preceding noun. (E.g, Regaloh)

Accents/Digraphs
Ein: "Ay - in"

Ø/ø: "Oo"

Ŧ/ŧ: "Th" (As in The)

Th: "Th" (As in Bath)

Rules

 * 1) "U" is not a traditional vowel. Rather, it is always pronounced as "Yoo."
 * 2) Adjectives are attributive, meaning they are placed before a noun. (E.g, Oran mødar = "Light tank")
 * 3) To make a word plural, simply end it with "S." If the word already ends with "S", then the plural version is spelled the same as the non-plural version, however more emphasis is put on the "S" when saying the word.
 * 4) Verbs are placed after the word performing the verb, however both the words are connected with an apostrophe ('). (E.g, No'darad = "We serve")
 * 5) Similar to verbs, Possessive Adjectives are connected to their respective noun with an apostrophe ('), however the possessive adjective is placed before the noun. (E.g, Othel'parn = "Your apple")