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<p>Posted by <b><!--poster-->Philip Newton</b>
on <!--date-->21:27 5/2/02
<p>In reply to: <a href="403.html">Schleicher's Tale</a> posted by Philip Newton</b>  on 14:10 2/20/02


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<p>Here's another text... <em>The king and the god</em>. I found it in
two different places that offered texts in reconstructed
proto-Indo-European. For the most part, I followed the version in <a
href="http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/geoffs/FAQ_PIE.html"
>Geoffrey Sampson's PIE FAQ</a>, replacing the old Indic god "Varuna"
with "En&auml;ron", since that's the oldest reconstructed god name on
Almea. I usually had difficulties finding a word for "pray", but on the
whole, this text was easier to translate than Schleicher's tale.
Enjoy!</p>

<p>Filipo Petrei Lebdaney</p>

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<h1>The king and the god</h1>

<h2>Contents</h2>

<ul>
	<li><a href="#english">English</a></li>
	<li><a href="#verdurian">Verdurian</a></li>
	<li><a href="#ismain">Isma&icirc;n</a></li>
	<li><a href="#barakhinei">Barakhinei</a></li>
	<li><a href="#cadhinor">Cadhinor</a></li>
	<li><a href="#cuezi">Cu&ecirc;zi</a></li>
	<li><a href="#protoeastern">Proto-Eastern</a></li>
</ul>

<h2><a name="english">English</a></h2>

<p>Once there was a king. He was childless. The king wanted a son. He
asked his priest: "May a son be born to me!" The priest said to the
king: "Pray to the god En&auml;ron." The king approached the god
En&auml;ron. He prayed to the god. "Hear me, father En&auml;ron!" The
god En&auml;ron came down from heaven. "What do you want?" "I want a
son." "Let this be so," said the bright god En&auml;ron. The king's wife
bore a son.</p>

<h2><a name="verdurian">Verdurian</a></h2>

<h3>Erh, shen, chen, edh, ezh, i cum breven = rh, sh, ch, dh, zh,
	&icirc;</h3>

<p>Fu&aacute;y e dy esne dalu, ke fue samimf&aacute;te. So dalu vulre
medh. Presre clidhun zi&euml;: "Ut sen neshele medh!" So clidhu mizhe
dalun: "Orereu adh&aacute;n En&auml;ron&aacute;n." So dalu appakne
so&aacute;n adh&aacute;n En&auml;ron&aacute;n. Orre adh&aacute;n. "Et
slushireu, piro En&auml;ron!" So adh En&auml;ron hipzhanne is
ish&aacute;rian. "Kiom vuleu?" "Vulu medh." "Ut eshele oz&euml;," mizhe
so cla&euml; adh En&auml;ron. Soa cira dalui kedhne medh.</p>

<h3>Erh, shen, chen, edh, ezh, i cum breven = &#345;, &#353;, &#269;,
	&#271;, &#382;, &#301;</h3>

<p>Fu&aacute;y e dy esne dalu, ke fue samimf&aacute;te. So dalu vulre
me&#271;. Presre cli&#271;un zi&euml;: "Ut sen ne&#353;ele me&#271;!" So
cli&#271;u mi&#382;e dalun: "Orereu a&#271;&aacute;n
En&auml;ron&aacute;n." So dalu appakne so&aacute;n a&#271;&aacute;n
En&auml;ron&aacute;n. Orre a&#271;&aacute;n. "Et slu&#353;ireu, piro
En&auml;ron!" So a&#271; En&auml;ron hip&#382;anne is
i&#353;&aacute;rian. "Kiom vuleu?" "Vulu me&#271;." "Ut e&#353;ele
oz&euml;," mi&#382;e so cla&euml; a&#271; En&auml;ron. Soa cira dalui
ke&#271;ne me&#271;.</p>

<h2><a name="ismain">Isma&icirc;n</a></h2>

<h3>Shen isma&euml;, ezh isma&euml;, la ismaa, ra ismaa = <u>s</u>,
	<u>z</u>, <strike>l</strike>, <u>r</u></h3>

<p>Fu el<u>r</u>yn <u>z</u>i teni mi cesyli. S'el<u>r</u>yn vule meze.
Pre<u>s</u>e tes zoclisn: "Meze sen nezeme!" Se zoclisi e<u>s</u>pagi
s'el<u>r</u>yndn: "E<u>s</u>pagi s'azn &Ecirc;d<u>r</u>ndn."
S'el<u>r</u>yn e<u>s</u>tandi s'azn &Ecirc;d<u>r</u>ndn. E<u>s</u>pagi
s'azn. "&Ccedil;ely<u>s</u>i es, pi<u>z</u><u>r</u> &Ecirc;d<u>r</u>n!"
S'aze &Ecirc;d<u>r</u>n e<u>s</u>tandi <u>r</u>unes. "Cete vuli?" "Vuli
meze." "E<u>s</u>te," e<u>s</u>pagi se cla<u>z</u>e aze
&Ecirc;d<u>r</u>n.  S'el<u>r</u>ynes cire cesi meze.</p>

<h3>Shen isma&euml;, ezh isma&euml;, la ismaa, ra ismaa = &#347;,
	&#378;, &#322;, &#341;</h3>

<p>Fu el&#341;yn &#378;i teni mi cesyli. S'el&#341;yn vule meze.
Pre&#347;e tes zoclisn: "Meze sen nezeme!" Se zoclisi e&#347;pagi
s'el&#341;yndn: "E&#347;pagi s'azn &Ecirc;d&#341;ndn." S'el&#341;yn
e&#347;tandi s'azn &Ecirc;d&#341;ndn. E&#347;pagi s'azn.
"&Ccedil;ely&#347;i es, pi&#378;&#341; &Ecirc;d&#341;n!" S'aze
&Ecirc;d&#341;n e&#347;tandi &#341;unes. "Cete vuli?" "Vuli meze."
"E&#347;te," e&#347;pagi se cla&#378;e aze &Ecirc;d&#341;n.
S'el&#341;ynes cire cesi meze.</p>

<h2><a name="barakhinei">Barakhinei</a></h2>

<p>F&acirc; elor&icirc; k&ecirc;t s&icirc;k ten kedhu. Il elor&icirc;
fol&acirc; medh. Prech kl&acirc;tandua &acirc;ti: "Medh s&ucirc;
nhm&ecirc; ma!" Il kl&acirc;tandua shpakh&acirc; ila elor&icirc;a:
"Prech &acirc;dha &Ecirc;ndaorua ma." Il elor&icirc; shtan&acirc;
&acirc;dha &Ecirc;ndaorua. Prech ila &acirc;dha. "S&ecirc;th o ma, pidi
&Ecirc;ndaoru!" Il &acirc;dh &Ecirc;ndaoru shtan&acirc; ish uraona.
"K&ecirc;t&ocirc; ful shk&ecirc;?" "Ful medh ma." "&Ecirc;sht&ecirc;
ashkol foli," shpakh&acirc; il &acirc;dh klach&ecirc; &Ecirc;ndaoru. Kir
elor&icirc;o ki&acirc; medh.</p>

<h2><a name="cadhinor">Cadhinor</a></h2>

<h3>Then, dhakh, khoth = th, dh, kh</h3>

<p>Fuae elorion kae kethuli butenu. Elorion medh volae. Aidhoclithun
turin prece: "Ut medhos seon nesemet!" Aidhoclithus elorionan emu:
"Clithe aidhan Endauronan." Elorion Endauronan ctanae. Clithu aidhan.
"Eth ohu, pidor Endauron!" Aidhos Endauron Iscariad ctanae. "Kettot
voletos?" "Vulu medh." "Ut tal estes," emu claies aidhos Endauron. Kira
elorionei medh kiae.</p>

<h3>Then, dhakh, khoth = &#357;, &#271;, &#293;</h3>

<p>Fuae elorion kae ke&#357;uli butenu. Elorion me&#271; volae.
Ai&#271;ocli&#357;un turin prece: "Ut me&#271;os seon nesemet!"
Ai&#271;ocli&#357;us elorionan emu: "Cli&#357;e ai&#271;an Endauronan."
Elorion Endauronan ctanae. Cli&#357;u ai&#271;an. "E&#357; ohu, pidor
Endauron!" Ai&#271;os Endauron Iscariad ctanae. "Kettot voletos?" "Vulu
me&#271;." "Ut tal estes," emu claies ai&#271;os Endauron. Kira
elorionei me&#271; kiae.</p>

<h2><a name="cuezi">Cu&ecirc;zi</a></h2>

<h3>Long vowels = a: e: i: o: u:</h3>

<p>Narr&ucirc;os sa:, ra:e ei:sigo: mai mu:. Narr&ucirc;os med xotu:.
Evissnu soex gocure:, "Medas se:nu onalinel!" Evissas narr&ucirc;nu
missu:, "Nu:minu Ei:ledannu missile:o." Narr&ucirc;os nu:minu Ei:ledannu
uta:na:. Nu:minu bamissu:. "Etu orile:u, pi:dore Ei:ledan!" Nu:miu
Ei:ledan sualtu ut&acirc;na:. "Ra: xose:o?" "Med xota:o." "Zilesi,"
nu:miu same missu:. Ri:da narr&ucirc;ex med reta:.</p>

<h3>Long vowels = &#257; &#275; &#299; &#333; &#363;</h3>

<p>Narr&ucirc;os s&#257;, r&#257;e e&#299;sig&#333; mai m&#363;.
Narr&ucirc;os med xot&#363;. Evissnu soex gocur&#275;, "Medas s&#275;nu
onalinel!" Evissas narr&ucirc;nu miss&#363;, "N&#363;minu E&#299;ledannu
missil&#275;o." Narr&ucirc;os n&#363;minu E&#299;ledannu
ut&#257;n&#257;. N&#363;minu bamiss&#363;. "Etu oril&#275;u, p&#299;dore
E&#299;ledan!" N&#363;miu E&#299;ledan sualtu ut&acirc;n&#257;. "R&#257;
xos&#275;o?" "Med xot&#257;o." "Zilesi," n&#363;miu same miss&#363;.
R&#299;da narr&ucirc;ex med ret&#257;.</p>

<h2><a name="protoeastern">Proto-Eastern</a></h2>

<h3>Long vowels = a: e: i: o: u:</h3>

<p>Ano:r esay, ghayu dit <em>[not]</em> mu:. Ano:r med
<em>[wanted]</em>. Fewitay <em>[priest]</em>: "Meds sewnu nemet!"
<em>[priest]</em> ano:rnu fewitay: "Fewitemewis nu:minu Enda:nornu."
Ano:r Enda:nornu kta:nay. "Etu oghemewus, pi:dor Enda:nor!" Nu:miu
Enda:nor kiwaltu kta:nay. "Ghayu <em>[want]</em>?" "Med
<em>[want]</em>." "Esemes," nu:miu ulis fewitay. Ghi:ra ano:rex med
ghetway.</p>

<h3>Long vowels = &#257; &#275; &#299; &#333; &#363;</h3>

<p>An&#333;r esay, ghayu dit <em>[not]</em> m&#363;. An&#333;r med
<em>[wanted]</em>. Fewitay <em>[priest]</em>: "Meds sewnu nemet!"
<em>[priest]</em> an&#333;rnu fewitay: "Fewitemewis n&#363;minu
End&#257;nornu." An&#333;r End&#257;nornu kt&#257;nay. "Etu oghemewus,
p&#299;dor End&#257;nor!" N&#363;miu End&#257;nor kiwaltu kt&#257;nay.
"Ghayu <em>[want]</em>?" "Med <em>[want]</em>." "Esemes," n&#363;miu
ulis fewitay. Gh&#299;ra an&#333;rex med ghetway.</p>




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