Gugo Language

Gugo (Whizzighok) is a language of the Nangosō family spoken in the islands of Gushū throughout the First Age. It was spoken by fifty thousand speakers before the end of the First Age, but had gone extinct in the second century of the Second Age, replaced by the tongues of the Tothic settlers.

Sound Changes from Proto-Elven

Z=shkpbtrgdzʃʍxɸβθɹɣðʒlčmnwqyfjcvŋʁ
Y=aiɯeouæɪʊɛɔʌəɑ
X=āīūēōūæɪūēōāəā
W=áéòéóáà
A=shkpbtrgdz
B=ʃʍxɸβθɹɣðʒ
C=aiɯeoáéò
D=æɪʊɛɔéòá
E=æʃɹxɣnɸβθðg
F=ezsgymptkdɣ
lh|lj
A/B/_
C/D/_
E/F/_
Y//Z_#
w/yu/#_#
m/ma/#_#
Z/ZZ/#ZY_Y
gu/qu/_
tt/rr/_
dd/rr/_
mm/n/_


kokoron
to
haʃirɯ
kawa
no
nagare
wa
sazanami
wo
tatete
sara
ni
şɯzɯnitémasɯ
hiʃi
hiʃikoto
hiʃikɯni

Root Languages

• Nangosō Languages