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Aeltharian Traditions

Aeltharian traditions are based on nature, magic, family and the worship of Elarion, the Great Tree. Elves, faes and fairies share many customs.

1. Festival of Eternal Light
   Held once a year, this is the most important celebration in Aelthara. Everyone gathers around Elarion, lighting candles, singing ancient songs and offering flowers and crystals to the tree.

2. The First Bloom
   At the beginning of spring, people decorate their homes with fresh flowers and exchange flower crowns. It celebrates new life, growth and new beginnings.

3. The Moon Ceremony
   On the night of the brightest full moon, fairies gather near the Moonwater Lakes. They release small glowing lanterns onto the water and make wishes for the coming months.

4. Coming of Age
   When a young fairy, fae or elf reaches adulthood, they visit Elarion alone. They place a hand against its trunk and receive a small glowing mark, believed to represent their personal magic.

5. Wedding Traditions
   Weddings take place in gardens or beneath Elarion’s branches. Couples exchange enchanted rings and promise to protect and care for one another.

6. Funeral Traditions
   When someone dies, their loved ones plant a tree or flower in their memory. They believe that life returns to nature and that Elarion keeps the memories of everyone who has lived.

7. Daily Customs
   It is traditional to greet others warmly, offer food to guests and never take from nature without giving something back. Damaging a sacred tree or harming a magical creature is considered deeply disrespectful.

8. Gifts and Symbols
   Flowers represent affection, crystals represent protection, and silver jewellery represents loyalty. Giving someone a handmade gift is considered more meaningful than giving something expensive.

Aeltharian Grammar

Aeltharian has simple grammar, with no complicated verb changes or grammatical genders. Most sentences follow the same structure.

1. Sentence structure

The usual order is:

Subject + Verb + Object

Examples:

• Ani amara eli. — I love you.
• Eli mira a melora. — You see the flower.
• Eri sava a luma. — They know the light.

2. Pronouns

Aeltharian English
Ani I / me / my
Eli You / your
Eri He / she / it
Nali We / us / our
Vali They / them / their

The same pronouns are used whether someone is the subject or object.

3. Articles

Aeltharian English
A The
Un A / An

Examples:

• A melora — The flower
• Un elen — A leaf

4. Plurals

To make a word plural, add -en to the end.

Examples:

• Melora — Flower
• Meloraen — Flowers
• Faelin — Fairy
• Faelinen — Fairies

5. Negatives

Place Na before the verb to make a sentence negative.

Examples:

• Ani na sava. — I do not understand.
• Eri na veni. — He/she does not go.
• Nali na amara. — We do not love.

6. Past tense
   Place Ta before the verb.

Examples:

• Ani ta veni. — I went.
• Eli ta mira a silva. — You saw the forest.
• Vali ta lira. — They sang.

7. Future tense
   Place Va before the verb.

Examples:

• Ani va veni. — I will go.
• Eri va sava. — He/she will understand.
• Nali va mira a Elarion. — We will see Elarion.

8. Questions
   Add Ae to the end of a sentence to turn it into a question.

Examples:

• Eli seren ae? — Are you peaceful?
• Eri va veni ae? — Will they come?
• Ani ta mira a Elarion ae? — Did I see Elarion?

9. Connecting words
   Aeltharian English
   E And
   Ma But
   O Or
   Cera Because
   Fi If
   Al Also
   En With

10. Adjectives
    Adjectives usually come after the noun they describe.

11. Possession
    To show ownership, place the possessor after the object.
    Object + Possessor

12. Basic word rules
    Verbs never change depending on who is speaking.
    There are no masculine or feminine words.
    Adjectives do not change depending on the noun.
    Words are pronounced as they are written.
    Questions always end with ae

AELTHARIAN — DICTIONARY

1. COMMON WORDS

Aeltharian English
Ena Yes
Nela No
Na Not
E And
Ma But
O Or
Cera Because
Fi If
Al Also
En With
A The
Un A / An
Ani I / Me / My
Eli You / Your
Eri He / She / It
Nali We / Us / Our
Vali They / Them / Their
Ta Past
Va Future
Ae Question marker

2. GREETINGS & EXPRESSIONS

Bella — Hello
Bel — Hi
Salve — Greetings
Vale — Goodbye
Avela — See you again
Luma — Welcome
Melia — Thank you
Avelia — You’re welcome
Amei — Please
Sela — Sorry
Nema — Wait
Seli — Come
Veni — Go
Arel — Speak
Saren — Listen
Vela — Help
Ari — Good
Mora — Bad
Leni — I don’t know
Arelia — How are you?
Ma — What?
Eri — Who?
Lora — Where?
Taren — When?
Vara — Why?
Arelia — How?
Mavi — Which?
Cavi — How many?

3. PEOPLE & RELATIONSHIPS

Amina — Friend
Amari — Family
Amara — Love
Sorella — Sister
Beren — Brother
Arina — Mother
Brena — Father
Leniar — Child
Varen — King
Reina — Queen
Sera — Lady
Berenar — Lord
Faelin — Fairy
Aelthari — Fairy folk
Morwen — Stranger
Aminael — Companion
Soreli — Beloved
Elarin — Elder
Nalia — People
Arielle — Guest

4. VERBS & ACTIONS

Amara — Love
Mira — See / Look
Veni — Go
Seli — Come
Saren — Listen
Arel — Speak
Leni — Know
Mena — Think
Avari — Want
Neri — Need
Evari — Have
Sava — Understand
Luma — Live
Fari — Make
Teri — Give
Pera — Take
Rena — Feel
Keli — Hear
Miri — Remember
Nala — Forget
Viri — Fly
Sora — Sleep
Ema — Eat
Vena — Drink
Peli — Play
Riva — Run
Tava — Walk
Hena — Stay
Kera — Find
Dena — Ask
Bela — Answer
Fena — Read
Prena — Write
Yara — Laugh
Sira — Cry
Ari — Be
Fira — Create
Kena — Open
Dara — Close
Mora — Die
Avera — Begin
Tera — End
Lira — Sing
Nira — Dance

5. NATURE & MAGIC

Silva — Forest
Melora — Flower
Neria — Water
Lumen — Light
Stella — Star
Sol — Sun
Lunara — Moon
Vire — Wind
Bryn — Hill
Awen — Inspiration
Elar — Magic
Aeri — Sky
Teren — Earth
Fira — Fire
Nalia — River
Sirela — Butterfly
Elen — Leaf
Morai — Mountain
Selen — Rain
Aerin — Snow
Lora — Meadow
Ylena — Bird
Kira — Stone
Falen — Grass
Arien — Dawn