以下的獸人,是指半獸人(是屬於w3中的半獸人那類),希望大家喜歡這資料。
自然啦~!這是外國人的創作,所以偏向英語的格式;大家可以參考這設計的核心和原則,加上自己的創作,創造新的中文版獸語(如有需要,但個人覺得,他們的用字方法,卻可以在文字創作中,代表上這對白不是由「人」說的)。
資料來源 http://kickme.to/orcofalone/
前言
獸人所說的話是十分難懂的一種語言，據筆者粗淺的研究發現
部分獸人語言跟英文其實是相通的只不過獸人本身說話就含糊
不清會把部分子音或母音給忽略掉，但是大多數的字眼卻無從
考證。
基本用法
進階用法
獸人文法 by Yorick of Yew
■基本用法
數字部分：
從下列的表不難發現其實獸人數數目跟人類無異都是累加不過
獸人表達數目的方法更為簡單基本數目為0~5，不難發現6之後
的文字都是由前面六個數目組合而成的 ，例如：Six就是5+1所
以叫Hash。
也因此從這裡可發現獸人對於數目並不是用的很好,碰上大數目
的話可能因此就搞混了.........(笑)
Zero Zuth Six Hash
One Ash Seven Hdub
Two Dub Eight Hgakh
Three Gakh Nine Hfuth
Four Futh Ten HH
Five H Eleven HHash
另外，獸人也運用排列數字的方式來運算；方法是按照數字來
配對由下表可得知基本數字是由0～9，若10以上則是按照字面
來配對所以10=1和0念做Ash'zuth，11就是1和1念做Ash'ash依此
類推。
Zero Zuth Seven Udu
One Ash Eight Tukh
Two Dub Nine Krith
Three Gakh Ten Ash'zuth
Four Futh Eleven Ash'ash
Five Krak Twelve Ash'dub
Six Blug Twenty Dub'zuth
基本單字部分：
部分獸人語言中有些單字是可以理解的。若你(妳)下次遇到Kanmi
不妨用獸人語跟她打聲招呼吧.........
（題外話看過電影王牌大賤諜2的人應該不陌生那個賤賤的霍華口
中常講的mojo其實就是magic的意思，難怪老外把他設定成一身都
是毛，搞不好他也是獸人一族.........哈....）
日常用語類：
問候語
人類用語 獸人用語
Hi,Hai,Hello Ug
Thank You Dabu
Goodbye Gug'ye
Bye Glug
疑問用字
人類用語 獸人用語
What Wat
Where Whur
When Whan
Who Who
Why W'ruum
其他
人類用語 獸人用語 人類用語 獸人用語
The/That Da Leave Leeb
This Dis Reagents Erbs
That Dat Animal Crit
You Lat Monster Badie
Good Gug Kill,Attack Clomp
Bad Bahd GM(Gamemaster) Skygod
Human Humie Orc Uruk
Understand Gruk God Ulu
Yes Yub City Goi
No Nub Tower Lug
Give Gib Let's go Gabbu
Lag Mud
Magic Mojo
Hungry h'gralp
Eqipment Thingys
物品類：
人類用語 獸人用語 人類用語 獸人用語
Gem Kushma Axe/Sword Lusk
Scimitar Zult Mace Womp
Dagger Igg Spear Kigg
Kryss Kult Arrow Lig
Bow Olig Gold Shinies
Food Grub Wood Wud
Water Wada Potion Mojo water
Shield Oltha
獸人語言確實是十分難懂在進階部分將提到一些簡單的文法
介紹。
基本用法
進階用法
獸人文法 by Yorick of Yew
進階用法
有些事情是要注意的，獸人們從來不會使用〝 I 〞這個字眼，
他們都是使用〝 Me 〞這個字眼。
例如〝I am an orc〞換成獸人的說法就是〝me uruk〞。
獸人的語文表達能力不好所以常會省略一些文法，但是他們又
有一套屬於自己語言的文法(**註) ，通常以我們的角度來看就
是用破破的英文來做溝通就對了。
例如〝I need an axe, where can I find some equipment？〞換成獸
人說法就是 〝Me need lusk, wher kan me git thingies?〞
對於複數的東西獸人們是在字尾加上〝 z 〞而非〝 s 〞。
例如：Gem複數為〝Gems〞換成獸人說法為〝Kushmaz〞，
Slave 複數為〝 Slaves 〞換成獸人說法則為〝 Snagaz 〞。
對於過去、現在及未來式的用法，獸人也有一套標準。他們會
在字眼中加入Uga、Ug、Ub 來區別過去、現在以及未來。
例如：〝stealing(偷)〞這個字，獸人語為〝Tabu〞來說，過去式為
〝stole〞獸人語為〝Tabuuga〞，現在式〝steal〞獸人語為
〝Tabuug〞，未來式〝will steal〞獸人語為〝Tabuub〞。
(**註) ：
在不列顛大陸中確實可以找到有關獸人語言的書籍是由
Yorick of Yew所寫的，日後筆者會將整個內容放上來。
■獸人文法 by Yorick of Yew
This volume, and others in the series, are sponsored by donations from Lord Blackthorn,
ever a supporter of understanding the other sentient races of Britannia.
The Orcish tongue may fall unpleasingly 'pon the ear, yet it has within it a complex grammar
of misunderstood by those who merely hear the few broken words of English our orcish
brothers manage without education.
These are the basic rules of orcish:
Orcish has five tenses: present, past, future imperfect, present interjectional, and prehensile.
Examples: gugroflu, gugrofloog, gugrobo, gugrolu!, gugrogug.
All transitive verbs in the prehensile tense end it "ug."
Examples: urgleighug, biggugdaghgug, curdakalmug.
All present interjectional conjugations start with the letter G unless the(y) contain the third
declensive accent of the letter U.
Examples: ghothudunglug, but n azhbuugub.
The past tense can only refer to events since the last meal, but the prehensile tense can refer
to any event within reach.
The present tense is conjugated like the future imperfect tense, when the interrogative mode
is used by pitching the sound a quarter-tone higher.
Orcish hath no concept of person, as in first person, third person, I, we, etc.
Orcish grammar relies upon the three cardinal rules of accretion, prefixing, and agglutination
, in addition to pitch. In the former, phonemes combine into larger words which may contain
full phrasal significance. In the second, prefixing specific phonetic sounds changes the subject
of the sentence into object, interrogative, addressed individual, or dinner.
Agglutination occurs whenever four of the same letter are present in a word, in which case,
any two of them may be removed or slurred.
Pitch changes the phoneme value of individual syllables, thus completely altering what a word
may mean.
The classic example if "Aktgluthugrot bigglogubuu dargilgaglug lublublub(") which can mean
"You are such a pretty girl," "My mother ate your primroses," or "Jellyfish nose paints alms
potato," depending on pitch.
Orcish poetry often relies upon repeating the same phrase in multiple pitches, eve(n) changing
pitch midword. None of this great are is translatable.
The orcish language uses the following vowels: ab, ad, ag, akt, at, augh, auh, azh, e, i, o, oo, u
, uu. The vowel sound a is not recognized as a vowel and does not exist in their alphabet. The
orcish alphabet i(s) best learned using th(e) classic rhyme repeated at 23 different pitchs:
Lugnog ghu blat suggaroglug. Gaghbuu dakdar ab highugbo, Gothnogbuim ad gilgubbugbuilug
Bilgeaugh thurggulg stuiggro
A translation of the first pitch:
Eat food, the first letter is ab, Kill people, the next lette(r) is ad, I forget the rest But augh is in
there somewhere!
What follows is a complete phonetic library of the orcish language:
ab, ad, ag, akt, alm, at, augh, auh, azh, ba, ba, bag, bar, baz, bid, bilge, bo, bog, bog, brui, bu,
buad, bug, bug, buil, buim, bum, buo, buor, buu, ca, car, clog, cro, cuk, cur, da, dagh, dagh,
dak, dar, deak, der, dil, dit, dor, dre, dri, dru, du, dud, duf, dug, dug, duh, dun, eag, eg, egg,
eichel, ek, ep, ewk, faugh, fid, flu, fog, foo, foz, fruk, fu, fub, fud, fun, fup, fur, gaa, gag, gagh,
gan, gar, gh, gha, ghat, ghed, ghig, gho, ghu, gig, gil, gka, glu, glu, glug, gna, gno, gnu, gol,
gom, goth, grunt, grut, gu, gub, gub, gug, gugh, guk, gulg, gur, gurt, ha, hagh, hat, hig, hig,
hok, hrak, hrol, hug, i, ig, igg, igh, ign, ihg, ikk, it, jak, jek, jja, ju, juk, ka, ka, ke, kgh, kh, ki,
klap, klu, knod, knu, kod, krug, kt, kug, lat, log, log, lub, lug, lug, luh, ma, nag, nar, natz, neg,
neh, nog, nug, nug, nuk, o, oag, ob, og, ogh, oh, olm, om, oo, oog, oth, pa, pig, qo, qua, quil,
rekk, rim, ro, rod, ru, rug, rukk, rur, sag, sah, sg, snarf, stu, thu, thu, thu, thug, tk, tug, u, ud, ug
, ugh, ukk, ulg, urd, urg, urgle, ut, zug.
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