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Aodan

Aodan is spoken by older generation Aodal people, nowadays most speak the Common Tongue. Aodan stayed with the Iridi longer because of their policy of isolation.

• Ana — one, a
• Atada — stay, wait, remain
• Ayunat — move, act with great haste
• Ayunum — to begin
• Citi — in, at, place, position
• Datisoli — forever, always (*forever suns*)
• Danki — an expression of gratitude. A response to something done, given. Being obliged, indebted due to a favor
• Dasozoson — community, nation, society (contraction of datisoli, zou and son. *Together forever suns be*)
• Elio
— sky, used to refer to the head on the body (vi mi elio, *my sky*)
• Granda — big, heavy, large, important, adult
• Grandlalun — full-moon
• Jui — yes
• Koroa — heart (physical/emotional), feeling (direct experience)
• Korozoson — family, close friends (contraction of koroa, zou and son. *Together heart be*)
• Nan — no
• Nandasoli — never (*not ever*)
• Nanata — to leave (*to not stay*)
• Nio — this, that
• Num — now
• Nocta — dark
• Nos — dawn, apart, away
• Nulalun — null-moon
• Plusa — something extra
• Soli — day, light
• Tanka — good, positive, useful
• Tankata — parting word (contraction of tanka and nanata. *Good leaving*)
• Salu — expression of greeting
• Seklo — to follow (a person or thing proceeding ahead)
• Son — dusk, together, with
• Vi — I, me, we, us
• Vi mi — Mine
• Vi mi elio nanata — expression to say to forget (*to leave my head*)
• Vi zou sara — I am sorry
• Voluk — used in polite requests or questions (please)
• Zou — verb. to be

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