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Vocabulaire Acbeer

Acbeer English Acbeer English Acbeer English

Miner To eat Naster To mine/extract Honger To hang

Daser To play Viler To fly Scurir To darken

Kuber To rule Astar To rise (sun) Logar To speak

Vidir To see Audur To hear Scribir To write

Venar To come Mover To move Facer To make/do

Dormur To sleep Amar To love Hatar To hate

Donar To give Prendir To take Sapar To know

Volur To want Podir To be able Laborer To work

Cantar To sing Dansur To dance Rider To laugh

Plorar To cry Currer To run Ambulir To walk

Cuncer To cook Biber To drink Credar To believe

Sperir To hope Timur To fear Frangir To break

Junar To join/link Aperer To open Clusir To close

Sentur To feel Viver To live Morir To die

Crescar To grow Mutir To change Statir To stand

Seder To sit Docar To teach Ayudar To help

Findir To find Perdur To lose

2. Nouns (70 Words)

Free endings (Vowels, Consonants, x, z).

Hoga (Bag) 2. Sol (Sun) 3. Lune (Moon) 4. Terra (Earth/Land) 5. Aqua (Water) 6. Ignix (Fire) 7. Vent (Wind) 8. Arbor (Tree) 9. Flor (Flower) 10. Mont (Mountain) 11. Riv (River) 12. Mare (Sea) 13. Ciel (Sky) 14. Stel (Star) 15. Pluvia (Rain) 16. Dom (House) 17. Port (Door) 18. Fene (Window) 19. Tabl (Table) 20. Sedi (Chair) 21. Lect (Bed) 22. Libre (Book) 23. Plum (Pen) 24. Lamp (Lamp) 25. Clav (Key) 26. Mur (Wall) 27. Plat (Plate) 28. Cult (Knife) 29. Hom (Man) 30. Femi (Woman) 31. Infan (Child) 32. Amic (Friend) 33. Rey (King) 34. Civ (Citizen) 35. Urbi (City) 36. Pag (Village) 37. Lege (Law) 38. Medic (Doctor) 39. Mestre (Teacher) 40. Soldat (Soldier) 41. Capit (Leader/Captain) 42. Temp (Time) 43. Dia (Day) 44. Noct (Night) 45. Mens (Month) 46. Ann (Year) 47. Vida (Life) 48. Paz (Peace) 49. Guerr (War) 50. Valor (Value) 51. Mon (Money) 52. Banc (Bank) 53. Escol (School) 54. Tech (Tech) 55. Comput (Computer) 56. Mobil (Phone) 57. Red (Network) 58. Dat (Data) 59. Code (Code) 60. Scren (Screen) 61. Batter (Battery) 62. Motor (Engine) 63. Energ (Energy) 64. Spax (Space) 65. Nav (Ship) 66. Planet (Planet) 67. Atom (Atom) 68. Scien (Science) 69. Logi (Logic) 70. Kuber (State/Nation).

3. Adjectives (50 Words)

Descriptive words.

Magni (Big) 2. Parv (Small) 3. Bon (Good) 4. Mal (Bad) 5. Novi (New) 6. Antiqu (Old) 7. Fort (Strong) 8. Debil (Weak) 9. Veloc (Fast) 10. Lent (Slow) 11. Alti (High) 12. Bax (Low) 13. Rich (Rich) 14. Pour (Poor) 15. Clar (Clear) 16. Oscur (Dark) 17. Dulce (Sweet) 18. Amar (Bitter) 19. Calid (Hot) 20. Frig (Cold) 21. Safe (Safe) 22. Pericul (Dangerous) 23. Verad (True) 24. Fals (False) 25. Simpl (Simple) 26. Complex (Complex) 27. Erounu (Happy) 28. Trist (Sad) 29. Malded (Tired) 30. Sazmy (Crazy) 31. Hansamoud (Beautiful) 32. Werded (Toxic) 33. Ganbou (Shy) 34. Nosfared (Needy) 35. Libre (Free) 36. Captiv (Trapped) 37. Apert (Open) 38. Clus (Closed) 39. Long (Long) 40. Brev (Short) 41. Grav (Heavy) 42. Lev (Light) 43. Sapii (Wise) 44. Stult (Stupid) 45. Pur (Pure) 46. Dirty (Dirty) 47. Possibl (Possible) 48. Impossibl (Impossible) 49. Radiant (Radiant) 50. Silent (Silent).

4. Connectors & Others (30 Words)

Et (And) 2. Ou (Or) 3. Sed (But) 4. Cuz (Because) 5. Si (If) 6. Non (Not) 7. Mult (Much) 8. Poc (Little) 9. Ben (Well) 10. Mal (Badly) 11. Hodi (Today) 12. Yest (Yesterday) 13. Mor (Tomorrow) 14. Nunc (Now) 15. Tunc (Then) 16. Ubi (Where) 17. Quid (What) 18. Quom (How) 19. Cur (Why) 20. Semp (Always) 21. Never (Never) 22. In (In) 23. Sub (Under) 24. Super (Over) 25. Ante (Before) 26. Post (After) 27. Con (With) 28. Sin (Without) 29. Trans (Across) 30. Pro (For).

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TENSES TEMPLATE

-ER tipe verb miner (eat)

🟢 Prosty (Present)

Ja mine (e)

Tua minet (et)

Tuae minet (et)

Ho mines (es)

Hoe mines (es)

Nos miniso (iso)

Nose miniso (iso)

Vos minsi (si)

Vose minsi (si)

Hos minas (as)

Hoes minas (as)

🔵 Posty (Past)

Ja rent miné

Tua rant miné

Tuae rant miné

Ho rant miné

Hoe rant miné

Nos ront miné

Nose ront miné

Vos ront miné

Vose ront miné

Hos ront miné

Hoes ront miné

🟣 Futured (Future)

Ja do miner

Tua do miner

Tuae do miner

Ho do miner

Hoe do miner

Nos do miner

Nose do miner

Vos do miner

Vose do miner

Hos do miner

Hoes do miner

🟡 Imporaded (Imperative)

Tua (same present)

Tuae ####

Vos ####

Vose ####

🎭 Onlaked (Short narrative event)

Ja mina (a)

Tua minas (as)

Tuae minas (as)

Ho minat (at)

Hoe minat (at)

Nos minos (os)

Nose minos (os)

Vos minus (us)

Vose minus (us)

Hos minad (ad)

Hoes minad (ad)

🎭 Imporased (Long narrative event) hardest one

Ja minesi (esi)

Tua minisi (isi)

Tuae minisi (isi)

Ho minsis (sis)

Hoe minsis (sis)

Nos minsos (sos)

Nose minsos (sos)

Vos minsou (sou)

Vose minsou (sou)

Hos minsat (sat)

Hoes minsat (sat)

Some verbs :

Miner/eat

Naster/mine

Honger/hang

Daser/play

Possessives : Names to complete the sentence

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Nameds : They are used to indicate ownership or that something does not belong to /her...

For ja we use ma / my in english

Tua / ta

Tuae / ta

Ho / him

Hoe / him

Nos / nos

Nose / nos

Vos / voose

Vose / voose

Hos / his

Hoes / his

E.g = ta hoga

Hoga = sac

To avoid repetition of names or words, when mentioning possessive names (Nameds) we use this :

Ma / mai

Ta / tas

Him / hims

Nos / nos

Voose / vose

His / his

E.g: You have used a property name or word before and do not want to repeat it.

Ta hoga / tas

Times (Tempo system (TS) ) :

Basic temped

Prosty (present)

Posty (past)

Futured (future)

Imporaded (Imperative form)

This is regarding the basic or simple tenses (Simapla temped)

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Of course, verbs are conjugated according to tenses, and learning them requires patience... and there is a second type of tense (Redalised temped) Narrative times

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Imporased (This is to describe a long event )

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Onlaked (This is to describe a short event, and both tenses are used in narration or writing)

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Tymonse (This is the time of prohibition, and this time is not important. Even in cases where it must be used, you can omit it, and the sentence's balance will not be disrupted. This time is not as important as the other time tenses)

Speech rules

These are easy rules in the language, so let's start with words and descriptions in general.

words in the language end with -ed And there are those who end with x or z or s all character only these er / ar / ir / ur cuz they are types of verbs (we learining it in another lesson

This is for the singular male, but for the singular female we only add e

As for the plural, we add s Simply put, for both feminine and masculine genders. (if word end with s don t add s but spellid it ss)

e.g erounu masculine sing

erounue fem sing

erounus musc plural

erounues fem plural

erounu = happy

malded = tired

werded = toxic

ganbou = shy

nosfared = needy

hansamoud = beautiful

sazmy = crazy

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Ja / I

Tua / You sing musc

Tuae / You sing fem

Vos/ plural you musc

Vose / plural you fem

Nos/ we musc

Nose/ we fem

Ho / he musc

Hoe/ he fem

Hos/ they musc

Hoes/ they fem

The endings are not pronounced in the plural or feminine forms, but they are written in your sentences so you don't need to say the ending in the plural or feminine form.

Category Item / Rule Detailed Technical Description (English)

Pronouns (Masc) Ja / Wai / Ho / Hos I / We / He / They. These follow the logic of strength and direct action.

Pronouns (Fem) Hia / Hias She / They (Fem). Phonetically identical to Arabic (هي) for ease of use.

Pronouns (Neutral) Tue / Vose You (Singular) / You (Plural). Used for direct address regardless of gender.

Articles (Sazer) Li / La / Las The (Masc) / The (Fem) / The (Plural). Follows Latin/French linguistic structure.

Prepositions (Saser) Dan / Lan From (About) / To (For). 'Lan' is used for direction or purpose.

Prepositions (Saser) Kan / Fan With / In (By/At). 'Fan' is the most versatile spatial/instrumental tool.

Possessives (Singular) Mee / Tee / Lee / Le My / Your / His / Her. Always placed before the noun (e.g., Mee Moscx).

Possessives (Plural) Nee / Vee / Hee / He Our / Your (pl) / Their (masc) / Their (fem).

Deixis (Location) Mo / To / Vo / No Here / There / This / That. 'No' represents things far away or unseen.

Existence (State) Yo / Yoe There is / To be. 'Yoe' defines the essence of being (e.g., Ja yoe).

Verb Group 1 (Der) +a / +az / +at / +iop Present Tense Conjugation. Used for physical actions and movement.

Verb Group 2 (Er) +era / +eraz / +erat Present Tense Conjugation. Used for states of being or existence.

Verb Group 3 (Ler) +am / +ams / +al / +som Present Tense Conjugation. Used for spiritual and philosophical actions.

Past Tense (Der) asem + Infinitive Auxiliary 'asem'. Remains fixed for all pronouns to mark past action.

Past Tense (Er) azem + Infinitive Auxiliary 'azem'. Used for past states (e.g., Ja azem Lifer - I lived).

Past Tense (Ler) rent / rant + Infinitive Auxiliary 'rent'. Changes to 'rant' for (She/We) for phonetic softness.

Future Tense (All) +Ar / +Ars / +Ara / +Ari The Ar-System. 'R' is the future marker fused into the verb suffix.

Derivation (Person) Root + ix The Actor Rule. Transforms verbs into nouns/adj (Kimer -> Kimix: Writer).

Derivation (Place) Root + ax The Spatial Rule. Transforms verbs into locations (Siter -> Sitax: Chair).

Derivation (Idea) Root + unx The Abstract Rule. Transforms verbs into concepts (Houlunx: Faith).

Plural Rule x ➔ z + (s/es) The Softening Rule. X changes to Z to maintain flow (Lkilzs: Foods).

Negative Rule No + Verb Negation. Placed strictly before the verb (Ja no Kima).

Time Linking Aseme / Faste When / Simultaneously. Used to connect two actions in a timeline.

Core Concept Zovax / Yox Calm after scream / Self-acceptance. The pillars of Acbeer philosophy.

Core Concept Mylix / Moux Recurring dream / Tenderness. Represents memory and empathy.

Core Concept Nyx / Blix Night belonging / Spark of hope. Represents the cosmic duality.

Core Concept Inix / Vuvix Endless beginning / Soul's voice. Represents eternity and inner self.

Special Lexicon Thrax / Phrinx Artistic anger / Delicious fear. High-level emotional descriptors.

Special Lexicon Invx / Floux Flying islands / Warm snow. Describes the Acbeer physical world.

Objects Lkilx / Moscx / Nox Food / Book / Light-absorbing lamp. Every object must end in X.