Apician Language

Hard “K” sounds are common.
“N” is a mainstay.
Vowels are omnipresent.
Common double vowels like “ao”, “eu”, “ae”, “oi”, and “io”.
Adjectives/adverbs come after subjects.

COMMON WORDS
“En” (ehn) -        The
“O” (oh) -      And
“A” (ah) -      A
“Ak” (ahk) -        At
“Tok” (tahk) -      To
“Ka” (kah) -        In
“T’ka” (t’kah) -    That
“Ae” (ayy) -        I
“Ior” (ee or) -         It
“Kra”           For
“Krare”         Want
“Nak” (nahk) -  Not
“Kate” (kah-teh) -  He
“Take” (tah-kek) -  She
“Kai/Nah” -         Yes No
“Akah”          Hello
“Kammaka”       Welcome
“Hanikao”       Goodbye
“Menako kao”        Good morning
“Denako kao”        Good evening
“Lemako kao”        Good night
“Aek krekano”       Excuse me
“Kreia”             Please
“Kalan kea”         Thank you
“Klak’ka nah”     No problem

“Komea            Father
Tomea           Mother
Kamay           Brother
Tamay           Sister
Rekekay         Son
Retekay         Daughter
Alkila          Friend
Rakami          Enemy

Nahei           How
Nihik           Which
Nea             What
Neaik           Where
Nala            Who
Noi             Why
N’aka

Kramakala       courage
Rukioa          fear
Rakamera        hate
Rakarara        anger
Alkine          happy
Kralaki         pride
Rakimae         shame

Ae ama          i am
Kea amae        you are
Kate/Take ema   he/she is
Maeke amae      they are
Keama amae      you are
Aema amae       we are
K’laka            sell
Lemaka          buy
K’limaka      trade
N’karako      steal

Amokero         love
Relekiko        young
Lomeara         old
Rukanaka        large
Kramanaka       small
Amolore         beauty
Rakalore        ugly

Krudio          work
Hak             have
N’lak         give
Nahe            say
K’nal         get
Mekahe          make
Heka            help
K’nokra           know
Ke’nala           take
Koreka          see
Ekela           hear

Kao             good
Oaka            bad
Rakimereala     clever
Loro            stupid
Krankisino      strong
Rakimisino      weak
Ralere          right
Lalere          left
Ralenaka        coming
Lerekeno        going
Kakraka         damn
Lekaka          shit
Krinkri         fuck
Kalakrimina     if someone calls you this, kill them. seriously.
Kala M’Nara       First Soul (basically the Apician version of God Themself. Can be used as
                an interjection like “JESUS CHRIST!”)
Kala            soul
M’Nara            first
Kre’aka           create/creation
Loka            fire
Loke            water
Loku            stone
Krudianah       feast/holiday

Ruko            Zero
Ko              one
Koko            two
ROH             THREE (always capitalized and emphasized by a pause before and after)
Roko            four
Ku              five
Kuku            six
Ru              seven
Ruku            eight
Kra             nine
Kraku           ten
Koko’kraku        twenty
ROH’kraku     thirty
Roko’kraku        fourty
Ku’kraku      fifty
Kuku’kraku        sixty
Ru’kraku      seventy
Ruku’kraku        eighty
Kra’kraku     ninety
Rar’kraku     hundred
Karak’kraku       thousand
Krakilimo       million
Rarakara’kraku    billion
Karararakara’kraku    trillion (yeah fuck you for whoever’s trying to read this lol, test me and I make “quadrillion”)
Krakirutimo     infinity