Ynyswr

Ynyswr is one of the most commonly used languages in the Ynys Archipelago. It is inspired by Welsh.

Dialects

There are several dialects of Ynyswr spoken in the archipelago, many of which are highly regional and may encompass only a single village or valley. The most dominant dialect is spoken in the Kingdom of Mathrafal, probably due to the influence of Ynys Dywyll.

Interesting Features

One unique feature of Ynyswr is its use of mutations, which alter the initial sound of a word depending on its grammatical role in the sentence. There are three types of mutations in Ynyswr: soft, nasal, and aspirate, each with its own set of rules and exceptions. Mastery of these mutations is essential for anyone seeking to speak Ynyswr fluently.

Related Languages

Ynyswr is related to the languages of the other Dhewen Peoples, and is most closely related to Cymbraġec, so much so that the languages are frequently mutually intelligible.

Writing System

The Ynyswr language is written using a script that is unique to their culture. The script is characterized by flowing lines and intricate curves, with each letter forming a graceful and distinctive shape, and is written from left to right. Ynyswr calligraphy is considered one of the most beautiful forms of writing in all of Ynys, and it is often used to decorate buildings, books, and other objects of art.

Geographical Distribution

Ynyswr is primarily spoken in the Kingdom of Mathrafal, where it is the dominant language. However, there are also significant populations of Ynyswr speakers in neighboring kingdoms and territories throughout Ynys, especially in the the southwest of the island.

Spoken by

• Ynyswr

Common Phrases

• "Hwyl fawr" - Goodbye
• "Croeso" - Welcome
• "Diolch" - Thank you
• "Bore da" - Good morning
• "Nos da" - Good night
• "Prynhawn da" - Good afternoon
• "Sut wyt ti?" - How are you?
• "Da iawn, diolch" - I'm good, thanks
• "Hwyl" - Bye

Common Female Names

• Anwen
• Branwen
• Cariad
• Eira
• Gwendolen
• Liliwen
• Mairwen
• Nia
• Sian
• Talwen

Common Male Names

• Aled
• Bryn
• Caradoc
• Dafydd
• Emrys
• Geraint
• Iorwerth
• Llewelyn
• Owain
• Rhys

Common Unisex Names

• Arwyn
• Celyn
• Dylan
• Gwyn
• Hywel
• Meirion
• Rhian
• Seren
• Tegan
• Wyn

Common Family Names

• Ap Rhys
• Bowen
• Ceredig
• Dafyddson
• Emrys
• Gwynedd
• Iorwerth
• Llewellyn
• Morgan
• Powell