On Wisps and Their Language
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Title: On Wisps and their Language
Author: Jolrael
There has been a great deal of fuss in these times about the wisps, who have been reported to speak in our native tongue.
Whether this rumor is true, I know not, however, it is unimportant. What little the wisps seem to know of our language is very basic.
After all, why should they, a far superior race to us, bother to learn our primitive language. It would be much wiser if we were to learn their speech. With this in mind, let us take a look at the language of the Wisps.
Alphabet The wisp alphabet consists of one true vowel, Y. The letters W, C, M, and L are also treated as vowels.
Several other letters are used within the wisps alphabet, of course. They are these:
b d e g k s t x z Other letters may be used, but they have not yet been seen. As of now, the alphabet totals only 14 letters.
Vocabulary The wisps seem to have quite an expansive vocabulary.
Unfortunately, very few linguists have had the opprotunity to study the language of the wisps for long periods of time. Therefore, while many words have been discovered, the meaning remain a mystery.
Known Vocabulary Yimdc. -Hello Zxet. -Perhaps yes or no.
Unknown Vocabulary Bt, Ll, k, xg, xkc, b, yk, d, y, t, m, sbxy.
Certainly, there are hundreds of words in the wisp vocabulary. However, these words appear especially often.
This brings to a close Edition 1 of 'On Wisps and Their Language.' Further Editions will be much more complete, including any new letters or words found, and hopefully new definition for several of the words.
Further Reference:
Talking to Wisps, by Yorick of Moonglow
On the Diversity of Our Land, by Lord Blackthorn The Tomes of the Seekers of the Wisps (ww.iamlost.com/ wisps/)
A note from the author;
This book has been funded in part by the Seekers of the Wisps, who seek to gain all knowledge about the wisps, and their home dimension. To support their great efforts, please consider making a small donation, so that we might further advance our knowledge of these great and magical beings.
Jolrael of Occlo, Seeker of the Wisps