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Nezauloð Jacek Νεζαωλοδ Ηαϫεκ Nezauloð
Type	Influences	Language of	Script
a posteriori	Japanese Russian	Nixalosiä / Նիթալօոսիա / Νεζαωλοϫια	Extended Latin / Adapted Greek

Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Family 2 Sounds and Writing 2.1 Alphabet 2.2 Sounds 2.2.1 Allophony 3 Pronouns 3.1 Personal Pronouns 4 Nominal Morphology 4.1 Genitive 4.2 Dative 4.3 Accusative 4.4 Locative 4.5 Particles

Introduction

Nezaulodh (Nezauloð natively or Νεζαυλοδ alternatively) is a conlang created by Jaakuuta in February 2010. The original language was half agglutinating and isolating in nature and had 20 letters. It is based on old Nithalos and uses a modified version of the Greek alphabet.

Family

Nezauloð belongs to the Western branch of the Netherdze sub-family.

•  Acrya-gausian
  • Netherdze
    •  Western Netherdze
      • Nezauloð

It has one sister language which is extinct: Anðralost which also belongs to the Western branch of Netherdze.

Sounds and Writing

Alphabet

Here is the Nithalos alphabet as it's currently written in Latin:

Aa, Vv, Ee, Kk, Qq, Ii, Tt, Ss, Xx, Mm, Nn, Ll, Rr, Uu , Jj, Oo, Yy, Ðð, Cc, Hh

The above alphabet is considered the main alphabet to use with Nezauloð.

The alternative alphabet (in the same order as above) as it's currently written:

Αα, Ββ, Εε, Κκ, Ϯϯ, Ιι, Ττ, Σσς, Ϣϣ, Μμ, Νν, Λλ, Ρρ, Ωω, Ηη, Οο, Υγ, Δδ, Ϫϫ, Ϩϩ

Sounds

Latin	Alt	IPA	Latin	Alt	IPA
Aa	Αα	/a/	Nn	Νν	/n/
Vv	Ββ	/v/	Ll	Λλ	/l/
Ee	Εε	/e/, /ε/	Rr	Ρρ	/r/
Kk	Κκ	/k/	Uu	Ωω	/u/, /uw/
Qq	Ϯϯ	/tʃ/, /c/, /ts/	Jj	Ηη	/j/
Ii	Ιι	/i/	Oo	Οο	/o/, /ow/
Tt	Ττ	/t/	Yy	Υγ	/γ/, /g/
Ss	Σσς	/s/	Ðð	Δδ	/ð/
XX	Ϣϣ	/ʃ/	Cc	Ϫϫ	/dz/, /ɟ/, /dʒ/
Mm	Μμ	/m/	Hh	Ϩϩ	/h/

To your right is the alphabet of Nezauloð as it currently is with each of its phonetic transcriptions.

Allophony

You will notice that a few letters have similar pronunciations that differ slightly. This is due to dialectical variation. Some pronounce it slightly different than others, but each one works.

Pronouns

Personal Pronouns

Pronouns are only available in three persons covering two numbers and five cases.

	1sg	2sg	3sg	1pl	2pl	3pl
Nominative	a α	mo μο	jev ηεβ	avið αβιδ	moa μοα	euða εωδα
Genitive	aja αηα	moja μοηα	elja εληα	avijað αβιηαδ	moaja μοαηα	euðaja εωδαηα
Dative	ajam αηαμ	mojam μοηαμ	eljam εληαμ	avijam αβιηαμ	moajam μοαηαμ	euðajam εωδαηαμ
Accusative	ai αι	moi μοι	je ηε	aviði αβιδι	moai μοαι	euðai εωδαι
Locative	haju ϩαηω	homu ϩομω	hajev ϩαηεβ	havið ϩαβιδ	hoamo ϩοαμο	heoða ϩεοδα

Nominal Morphology

Nouns can be one of the six main cases: Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative, Instrumental, and Locative. Locative is a special form in that it is the only one formed with a prefix rather than a suffix and is usually irregular as it tends to distort the word it affects.

Genitive

The Genitive is usually formed by simply placing the suffix -ja on the end of any noun.

Dative

The dative is usually formed with an -em ending.

Accusative

This one tends to vary, it can either be an -a, a -i, or no ending.

Locative

The locative tends to distort the word it goes with by prefixing it with something like he-.

Particles

Below is a list of particles with an example provided in Nezauloð. Please note that in Old Nithalos, if the noun ended with a vowel, the short version was used (yik instead of ïk, yim instead of ïm etc). Please also note, that the Japanese particle or equivalent is also provided for comparison

English	Japanese	NezauloðLatin Script	ΝεζαωλοδAlternative Script	Example - Nezauloð	Example - Νεζαωλοδ	Example - Old Nithalos	Example - English	NïxalosOld Nithalos (short / long)
-	を	ho	ϩο	uceneya nezauloðe jaceka ho a	ωϫενεγα νεζαωλοδε ηαϫεκα ϩο α	Mï Nïxaloxi Yađïk öy uđnaïka.	I'm learning the Nithalosian Language	öy
with	と	ij, iy	ιη, ιγ	jexeca, esciva hevarijan ol yarviðem iy a	ηεϣεϫα, εσϫιβα ϩεβαριηαν ολ γαρβιδεμ ιγ α	vserđia, mï kravixï yik brarïyan öx esđïba.	Yesterday, I went to the library with Ma.	yik / ïk
or	か	(i)li	(ι)λι	esciva hevarijan ol yarviðem ili varviðem iy mo?	εσϫιβα ϩεβαριηαν ολ γαρβιδεμ ιλι βαρβιδεμ ιγ μο?	Mö kravixï yil bravixï yik brarïyan ox esđïba?.	Did you go to the library with your Mum or Dad?	yil / ïl
at/in	で / に	(l)ai	(λ)αι	uceneya enyelsa ho hexyol ai a	ωϫενεγα ενγελσα ϩο ϩεϣγολ αι α	Mï şkol al enkliş öy uđnaïka.	I am learning English at school.	yal / al
to	に / へ	(l)o(l)	(λ)ο(λ)	esciva hexol lo mo?	εσϫιβα ϩεϣολ λο μο?	Mö skul ox esđïka?	Where are you going	ox
and (inclusive)1	と	im	ιμ	esciva hevarijan im, hemuxam im, hexyol im ol a	εσϫιβα ϩεβαριηαν ιμ, ϩεμωϣαμ ιμ, ϩεϣγολ ιμ ολ α	Mï brarïyan, myuşïm ïm şkol ox esđïba.	I went to the library, museum and school.	yim / ïm
and (exclusive)2	や	am	αμ	esciva hevarijan am, hexyol am ol a	εσϫιβα ϩεβαριηαν αμ, ϩεϣγολ αμ ολ α	Mï brarïyan yam şkol ox esđïba.	I went to the library and school (etc).	yam
from	から	ið	ιδ	naiva yarviliqi naurami leva nezauloðeja munco hexol ið mo?	ναιβα γαρβιλιϯι ναωραμι λεβα νεζαωλοδεηα μωνϫο ϩεϣολ ιδ μο?	Nïxalosaya bunđö skul ïb kraxabiličïbana öy Mö navramïva?	Can you guess where Nithalosian Grammar originated from?	yib / ïb
except	以外	is	ις	esciva hesyoqa lo hexyol ol is a	εσϫιβα ϩεσγοϯα λο ϩεϣγολ ολ ις α	Mï şkol ïş skuča ox esđïba.	I went everywhere except to school.	yiş / ïş
about	について	olem	ολεμ	volmana ces moja varviðem olem ajam iy mo?	βολμανα ϫες μοηα βαρβιδεμ ολεμ αηαμ ιγ μο?	Mö mï yik möya bravixï yob vlomana čas?	Do you want to talk to me about your Dad?	(y)ob

Note 1: This particle is used to mean and when the list is complete (as in nothing has been left out or implied).
Note 2: This particle is used to mean and when the list is incomplete. This means there may be more you haven't said etc. It is normally translated with an etc. at the end of the list.