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The Kardashtuku Dictionary in standard script. To translate to capital script follow the steps on the "Alternate Letters" page.
Fıçüitı (Fiss-ue-eh-tee)- Fisuity
Löçgü (Loe-ss-gue)- Dumb
Çökas (So-jas)- (General vulgar exclamation) Such as "Feck!"
Şıres (Sheer-es)- Loser/Bottom of-the-barrel human being
Kolğgolop (Kolj-gol-op)- (General vulgar insulting term) Such as "douchebag"
Ğügh (Gyue-gg)- Shit
Şivüer (Shih-vuer)- Silver
Swöğerd (Swoh-jerd)- Sword
Loöiğa (Lah-oh-ee-gah)- Capital
Sündik (sune-dik)- County
Aȳşate (Akh-ate)- State
İnçın (eenseen)- Inspire
Pöşek (poe-shek)- Person
Drık (Dreek)- Dream
Ğrandü (Gyuh-rand-ue)- Grand/Great
Övon (oh-von)- Beautiful
Çütü (Sue-tue)- South
İeçt (east)- East
Weçtü (wes-tue)- West
Nüçt (nue-st)- North
İfianğök (ee-fian-jyoke)- White
Aşçenğök (achen-jyoke)- Black
Ğök (jyoke)- Primary
Int (eent)- Secondary
Ünd- Tertiary
Jü- Bright
Fnıf (Feneef)- Light
Hȳnt (Kh-unt)- Dark
Blüğök (Blue-jyoke)- Blue
Freçğök (Fress-jyoke)- Red
Yışçğök (Yee-jyoke)- Yellow
Yıfrınt- Orange
Blüfrınt- Purple
Blüyınt- Green
Blüyıünd- Teal
Yıblünd- Lime
Yıjü- Gold
Fnıfaşç- Gray
Yıhȳnt- Brown
Rığun- Region
Ahrı- Area
Kardaka- Kardashtuku Language
Hlıden- Letter
Kayk- Word
Sıentıun- Sentence
Öboltıun- Paragraph
Kötıun- Code
Içım- Name
Hujıl (Hue-jeel)- Just
Düşçlöndçöl (Due-ch-loaned-sol)- Germany
Fraȳçöl (Frah-UGN-sol)- France
Bryşanıçöl (Bry-shanie-sol)- Britain
İtalçöl (Ee-tal-sol)- Italy
Mağek- Matter
Lang- Long
Dünşçjıelr- Fear
Kös- Does
Kaçe- Care
Huğıösoıe Çikkıökand Bryşanıçöl- United Kingdom
Huğıösoıe Aȳşatesö ünf Amerığa- United States of America
Spaȳçöl (Spah-UGN-sol)- Spain
Portüğalçöl (Port-ue-jal-sol)- Portugal
Chyğaçöl (Chyn-juh-sol)- China
Rosıa (Roy-see-ah)- Russia
Greȳeçöl (Greh-UGN-esol)- Greece
Ö- On
Ik- In
Tünrig- During
Vatş (Vach)- At
Möış- Move
Trağelı- Travel
If the country has no name, just convert the pronounced letters in the English word to what they would be in Kardashtuku and add çöl at the end.
Şetlemıt (Shet-le-meet)- Settlement
Fücölanışç (Fue-coh-lon-eech)- Colony
Taşek- Thank
Ryt- Correct
Hışeşıö (Hee-sheh-shee-oh)- History
Höser- Hurt
Aȳşçedjıelr- Happy
Çırjıhüng- Sorry
Maljıelr- Anger
Fınğı- Funny
Şıü- See
Şake- Smell
Şüngde- Taste
Dıler- Feel (sense)
İoğüşıö (Ee-ogg-ue-shee-oh)- New
Hamurş (Hamursh)- Hammer
Eskşçed (Esk-shed)- World
Künjed (Kune-jed)- Smart/Intuitive
Ğot (gyot)- God
Lişçed (Lich-ed)- Link
Wılcöm- Welcome
Dütağe- Manage
Ȳ- By
Çürğ- Corporation
Bığünde- Business
Achanıd (Ahk-an-eed)- Update
İmbör (Eem-bohr)- Part/Section
Ankşçlön (Ahnk-ch-loan)- Miscellaneous
Köü (Koh-ue)- It
Şoious (Shoy)- May
Ço (Sah)- as
Öloğü (Oh-Lah-Jue)- Little
Ğrendü (Gyuh-rendue)- Big
İnsyȳ (Een-sy-achk)- Inside
Ötütȳ (Oh-too-tachk)- Outside
Geü/Geüiö (Gee-ue)- For
Aefer- Excuse
Mı- Me
Aşç- Positive/nice
Üdaşa- Luck
Üşö- Morning
Yfşça- After
Pöldyn- Noon
Tebrık- Congratulations
Lütfü- Please
Iıe- Be
Aȳş- Saved
Hişş- Culture
Malmiştrerkö- Dictator
Klavır (Klave-ier)- Dagger/Knife
Kelmör (Kel-mohr)- Urban
Hündı (Hunde)- Desert
Janjı (Zanzie)- Forest
Rüvı- River
Laȳ- Lake
MiĮlütsö- Grasslands/Plains
GüĮmiĮ- Bush
ĞrenmiĮ- Tree
MiĮ- Plant
Blüyınt-MiĮkuşç- Grass
Üchmaşt Agriculture
Suşahrı- Vegetation
Kuşç- Common
Malkuşç- Rare
Rı (Ree)- Island
Föll (Fol)- Large Island
Beküın (Bek-ue-een)- Federation
Depamü- Family
Depü- Earth
Dükolf- Friend
Holös- Era
Lütis- Land
Magnık- Diplomatic
Kaıl- Prized Possession
Taȳmal (Tah-UGN-Mal)- Alliance/Union
Flımöüç (Flee-mois)- Resource
Tröüç (trois)- Nuke
İȳta- Liberty
Frütna- Front
Çia (Sy-yah)- Power
Lıteıl (Lee-tee-el)- Peaceful
Frışj (Freej)- Homeland (Culturally)
Stanşja (Stahn-ja)- New/Discovered
Vıkef (Vee-Kef)- Language
Bök (Bohk)- But
Malışç- Remorse
Malğüghıe- Guilt
Ğüghıe- Thing
Kö (Koh)- Do
Höser- Hurt
Ğeş (Gyesh)- Yes
Ğeşö (Gyesho)- Was
Ğeşanas (Gyesh-an-as)- All
Ğeşanes- Most
Nö (No)- No
Nöş (No-sh)- Not
Şum (Shum)- Who
Şümu (Shue-muh)- What
Şunı (Shunee)- When
Şolükyo (Shol-ue-kyo)- Where
Jıelr (Jeel-er)- Feel
Cann (Cahn)- Can
Çkhır (Keech-eer)- Here
Ğöş (Gyo-sh)- Why
Şuçek (Shue-sek)- How
Üm (Ue-mm)- There
Hab- Have
Wıtteta (Wee-teta)- With
Wılik- Will
Ğöür- Our
İviar- Ever
Nıviar- Never
Woü (Wah-ue)- Want
İsh (Eesh)- Wish
Nün (Noon)- Now
Geche (Gech-eh)- Get
Toki (Tah-kchi)- Take
Göışç (Goh-ee-ch)- Give
Lışıas (Lee-shee-osh)- Postive/true
Lışıas (Lee-Shee-oh-sh)- Negative/false
Koıa (kah-ee-ah)- Set up/some
Mamürş (Mam-ursh)- Memory
Mamürşö (Mam-ursho)- Album/record
Ünf- of (Relating to)
Ban- Back
Fröış (Froysh)- from
Kmöa (Kmoh-uh)- Mom
Lonğe (Lonch)- Dad
Sisjı- Sister
Siskı- Brother
Ate (At-eh)- Grandparent
Jı (Zee)- Female
Kı (kee)- Male
Sışç (Sish-ss)- Child
Atğet (At-jit)- Adult
Sışhöd (Sish-hode)- Childhood
Atğethöd (At-jit-hode)- Adulthood
Mec (Mek)- Meet
Loıı (lah-ee)- Again
Hüçel Hue-sh-el)- Neighborhood
Kıre (Kee-er)- Burned
Külu (Kue-lue)- Hot
Şice (Shyss)- Frozen
Şi (Shy)- Cold
Kıl (Keel)- Life
Ekettö (Ee-ket-oh)- Each
Folş (Folsh)- Of (Nationality)
Mıe (mee-eh)- My
Öç (Oech)- A
İ (Ee)- At
Benütalö (Ben-ue-tal-oh)- Top
Benütaloıe (Ben-ue-tal-oh-ee-ah)- Up
Loöışen (Lah-oh-eesh-en)- Silent
Benjüı (Ben-Jue-Ee)- Rise
Ğlala (Gyu-lala)- Bottom
Ğlalaıe (Gyu-lala-ee-ah)- Down
Ğlajüı (Ğya-Jue-ee)- Fall
Wılâh (Villa)- Hello
Jüğg (Jude)- Goodbye
Möm (Meom)- I am
Ğüchö (Gue-Cho)- Called
Mü (Mue)- I
Öcol (Ue-Jol)- Hungry
Vieşçen (Vee-Chen)- Website
Kardiştüğü (Card-Ash-Too-Kue)- Kardashtuku
Şügaşç (Shoo-Gah-Shei)- Love
Şa (Sha)- You
Hüğines (Hue-jin-es)- Click
Şop (Shop)- We
Hoğü (Ha-Jue)- And
Ghuğ (Guej)- The
Şo (Shah)- Or
Juğ (Juj)- To
Hşesio (Huh-sheh-shee-o)- Blood
Singonşu/tağ (Sin-gon-shoe)- Day
Oloȳtağ- Today
İmontağ- Tomorrow
Şişışçtağ- Yesterday
İmon- Next
Şişışç- Last
Öçi (Ochy)- Night
Ğınyon (Yin-yon)- Eat
Koliş (Kol-ish)- Drink
Ğüğu (Gyoo-Goo)- Bread
Polş (Polsh)- Sandwich
Şaişöc (Shay-Shuk)- Water
Hiğuk (Hig-yuk)- Pasta
Löl (Low-ol)- Milk
Çşasouis (Ch-Shay-ous)- Eggs
Oö (Ah-Oh)- Limes
Şitrüçem (Sih-True-ss-em)- Lemon
Şitrüç (Sih-true-ss)- Citrus
Oşanğe (Ah-sanj)- Orange (Fruit)
Çüp (Sh-oop)- Soup
Parmışan (Parm-ee-shawn)- Parmesan
Spaggı (Spaj-ee)- Spaghetti
Löliç (Lah-olyk)- Cheese
Kfölık (Kfol-eek)- Butter
Shünu (Shoe-nuh)- Meat
Ğomish (Gyom-ish)- Fish
Suşçetta (Suh-chetta)- Vegetable
Üchdred (Uke-dred)- Fruit
Jea (Zee)- Tea
Ȳçı (*UGN*-Jzee)- Coffee
Jöşk (Jue-ch)- Food
Kğimla (Kyim-lah)- Drink
Şükois (Shoe-kois)- Breakfast
Ölmm (Oh-lim)- Lunch
Üchky (Ue-ch-key)- Snack
Îuk (St-ss-uk)- Dinner
Hişşen (Hih-shen)- Religion
Koçlt (Kos-ulch)- Cult
Jepğa (Zep-ja)- Bible
Loğol (Low-Jol)- Cat
Kinyü (Kin-You)- dog
Olöblî (Ol-oh-Bli-Stsk)- Cow/Bull
Fünff (Foon-ff)- Hate
Güî (Gue-st-sk)- Sweet
Imaȳ (Ee-Mah-*UGN*)- Savory
Aȳ isî (Ah-*UGN*-iss-st-sk)- Sugary
Juşshıö (Jue-shih-shee-o)- Sour
Jopopağ (Jah-pah-paj)- Bitter/very rude
Kişüç (Kish-ues)- Salty
Çölş (Sohl-sh)- Nation
Çölkand (Sohl-Kand)- Government
Çölöş (Sohl-oash)- Regime
Söşıt (So-shee-it)- Soviet/Communist
Repüblık (Repub-leek)- Republic
Faşçıt (Facheet)- Fascist
Ünröl (Uen-rohl)- Neutral
Kışü (Kee-Shue)- Song
Şon (Shawn-lee)- Glory
Lıýt- Fight
Vaton (Vuh-ton)- Homeland (Nationality)
Juşane (Juh-Shane)- War
Huğıöso (Hue-jee-oh-saw)- Peace
Juşösin (Juh-shoh-sin)- Army
Ğökand (Gyo-kand)- Democracy
Çikkıökand (Sick-e-o-kand)- Monarchy
Grendçıkkıö (Grend-sik-ee-oh)- Empire
Çikkıaş (Sick-e-osh)- Royal
Kaşlıer (Kahsh-lear)- Chancellor
Lımös (Lee-Moh-ss)- Prime
Miştrer (Mish-trehr)- Minister
Preçıdiyü (Press-ee-dee-ue)- President
Ğonsanştü (Gyon-zan-shtu)- Constitution
Ökol (Oh-kol)- Harmony
Şvoüld (Shvold)- Flag
Yüşe (You-sh)- City
+ın (Een)- Shows that someone is an inhabitant of something
+aka- Language of
+ökon- Government of
+ınd- People of
+ıu- Land of
+onsök- Peoples
Rıvolüşçun (Ree-vol-uch-un)- Revolution
Ölder (Older)- Folder
Beğ (Bej)- Bell
Rınkür (Rink-ue-er)- Ringer
Şçedül (Ched-ue-el)- Schedule
Ğelöb (Gye-lobe)- Globe
Edğer (Edge-ier)- Edit
Yuröp (Yur-ope)- Europe
Afrıcü (Af-ree-coo)- Africa
Aşıa (Ash-ee-uh)- Asia
America- America
Pösaşö (Poe-say-shoh)- Book
Olıgoî (Ol-e-gah-stu-sk)- Paper
Şöen (Show-en)- Poem
Pösaşanas (Poh-say-shah-nahs)- Library
Pinğesıs (Pin-jes-ees)- Note
Tağik- Crown
Kajok- Wander
Kırgej- Tribe
Afğon- Noble
Mıen- Pure
Maynı- Almost
Tüf- Sub
Pinğ (Pinj)- Reminder
Lopğo (Lop-joe)- Page
Şöın (Sh-oyns)- Coins
Mönı (Muh-nee)- Money
Etiğed (Itch-jed)- Literally
Lığia (Lee-Gee-Ah)- Definitely
Üdıu (Ue-dee-uh)- Idea
Nök (Nohk)- Know
Nökğed (Nohk-jed)- None
Lışenı (Lee-shee-nee)- Definition
Çyanşe (Sy-anch)- Science
Çtüdıö (Studio)- Study
Ştıf- Still
Münşç- Very/much
Daȳar- Danger
İkjed (Ik-jed) Invent
Ünla (Une-law)- Make
Ğöoşt (Gyoh-osht)- Toaster
Fridğ (Fridge)- Fridge
Cabı (Cab-ee)- Cabinet
Övıen (Oh-vien)- Oven
Şçarr (Char)- Chair
Smoçloch Ikıan (Smos-lok-ik-ee-ahn)- TV
Ikıüğ (Ik-ee-uej)- Look
Köışç (Koh-uech)- Couch
Compütğedıa (Kom-pute-jed-ee-ah)- Computer
Monıtür (Mon-ee-tue-er)- Monitor
Lyşç (Lych)- Light
Fık- Own (Word)
Bedı (Bed-ee)- Bed
Hüçe (Hue-seh)- House
Livü (Liv-ue)- Live
Aptoşç- Sacred
Dalğ- Set
Salpeğ- Stone
Şçalbarg- Prayed
İşç (Eech)- Die
Aȳşçed (Ah-UGN-ched)- Good (Word)
Malüş (Mal-ue-sh)- Bad (Word)
Wıche (Weech-eh)- Week
Söntağ (Sone-taj)- Sunday
Müntağ (Mune-taj)- Monday
Tıentağ (Tien-taj)- Tuesday
Mıdwıche (Meed-weech-eh)- Wednesday
Dünğerştağ (Dune-jer-shtaj)- Thursday
Frıetağ (Free-eh-taj)- Friday
Sümstağ (Sume-staj)- Saturday
Number rules: Just replace where the number would be in English.
Twenty-seven ---> Kwaen-şıb
Two hundred thirty thousand and ten ---> Kwae-üj-jrein-büjej-jyen
Oçh (Ah-ch)- 1
Kwae- 2
Jrei (Jray)- 3
Vier (Vear)- 4
Fünğ (fuenj)- 5
Şeşs (Shesh-sih)- 6
Şıb (Shee-ben)- 7
Oȳr (Ah-*unwritable gutteral noise*-er)- 8
Nyn (Nine)- 9
Jyen (Zyin)- 10
Kwaen- Twenty
Jrein- Thirty
Viern- Forty
Fünğen- Fifty
Şeşen- Sixty
Şıben- Seventy
Oȳren- Eighty
Nynen- Ninety
Üj- Hundred
Büjej- Thousand
Mıllön (Mee-Lone)- Million
Bıllön (Bee-lone)- Billion
Kıf- He
Jıf- She
Kıge- Him
Jıge- Her
Köl- They
Kölge- Them
Juss- That
Oloȳ- This
Grammar rules of Kardaka
"IS/ARE/AM" SUFFIX
(Is)- When using "is/are" words, you need to remember to put the "is/are" at the end. If you have multiple, move the ir/eg down to the last word.
+ı (Ee)- is +eğ (ej)- Are +üm- I am
+Dırr (Deer)- Is the +değler (ej)- Are the +müm- I am the
+İr (Ear)- Is a +eğler (ej)- Are a +mürim- I am a
+İrs (Ear-ss)- Is as (Informal) +eğlers (ej)- Are as +mürs- I am as
Haȳdır- Is not Haȳdeğ (ej)- Are not Hamüm- I am not
Bıjumdır- Is ours Bıjumdeğ (ej)- Are ours Mümurse- I am its/their's
Benimdır- Is mine Benimdeğ (ej)- Are mine
To turn "I am" into "I do", add +üj to the end of the suffix Ex. üm --> ümüj
Example: He is correct ---> Kıf rytı
Example: They are a nation ---> Köl çölşeğler
Example: He is as dumb as a fish ---> Kıf löçgüırs ço ğomish
Example: This is not ours ---> Oloȳ haȳ bıjumdır
OWNERSHIP SUFFIXES
Writing rules for prefixes/suffixes: If a suffix/prefix inadvertently creates a diphthong, put a ' between the two vowels (not that necessary though). If a suffix/prefix causes two consonants to border, add a Y as well. Ex. Aysgeğ ---> Aysygeğ Nöon ---> Nö'on (All optional). To turn "I am" into "I will" or "I have", just change the word's tense Ex. I will be = ümçı I was = ümüjçi. In any other circumstance, write "I" not in suffix form Ex. I eat = Mü ğınyon
+fık- Shows if a specific noun owns something. Ex. Bob's house ---> Bobfık hüçe
+ümı- Shows singular personal ownership. Ex. My house ---> Hüçe'ümı
+Įümı- Shows plural personal ownership. Ex. Our house ---> HüçeĮümı
+ömı- Shows singular non-personal ownership. Ex. Your house ---> Hüçe'ömı
+Įömı- Shows plural non-personal ownership. Ex. Their house ---> HüçeĮömı
MISC PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES
Nö+- No as in No one and nothing
Geş+- Every as in Everyone and everything
Ays+- Any (word and prefix)
+on- Suffix version of person
+geğ- Suffix version of thing
+öj- To do
Çı- Future
Ö- Past
Ün- Present
+lı- Full of
Aȳ- Good (Prefix)
Mal- Bad (Prefix)
Öst- Un
+ifyd- Became/+ified
In- Re
+kömaş- *Shows an action (ing)
+örr- *Shows a person who does an action (er)
+maşt- *Shows Occupation (ist)
İss- *ness/showing emotion*
+'lia- Not-contraction
+ıe (Ee-eh)- Able
kiȳ- *Shows state of being (ship)
+ıl- Full
+üs- More/er
+üsç- Most/ist
+sö (So)- Makes plural
+jüı (Jue-ee)- *Makes a verb*
GENDER IDENTIFIERS
+haȳ- *Feminine* G
+aüç- *Masculine* G
RELATING SUFFIXES
+on- *Relating to a person/s*
+jın*Relating to an animal*
+enğd- *Relating to an inanimate object*
+ımbö- *Relating to other*
How to formulate a sentence with verbs/adjectives. Add the relating suffixes to the end of the verb/adjective. Also, imagine a comma is the start of a new sentence. Don't forget to add your "is" suffix at the end of the adjective or verb.
HOW TO FORMULATE A SENTENCE
The bull is small
Formal: Ghuğ olöblîaüc öloğüjını (Gooj oloh-bl-stsk-owss ee oh-lah-gyue-zeenee)
He is angry
Formal: Kıf maljıelrünonı
They are happy
Formal: Kölşüşç aȳşçedjıelroneğ
Informal: Köl aȳşçedjıelroneğ
The food isn't sweet
Formal: Ghuğ jöşk güîenğd haȳdır
Science is intuitive
Formal: Çyanşe künjedimböı
Informal: Çyanşe künjedı
Who is doing that
Formal: Şumkökömaşı juss
Informal: Şum kökömaşı juss
He hurt their feelings
Formal: Kıf höseron kölfıkşüşç jıelrkömaşsö
Informal: Kıf höseron kölfık jıelrkömaşsö
SCRIPTS/UNIQUE LETTERS
Standard script:
Consonants-
Ç/ç- It makes an S sound similar to the German ß
Ğ-ğ Pronounced like a J. Sometimes pronounces "Gyuh"
Ş/ş- Pronounced as Sh would be.
Î/Į- Very uncommon and is pronounced Sk or St
Vowles-
İ/ı- Pronouncedas "ee"
Ö/ö- Pronounced as the O, but only as the "Oh" sound and not the "Ah"
Ü/ü- Pronounced as the U, but only as the "You" and not as the "Uh"
Ȳ/ȳ- Adds a "kh" sound after any vowle. A ---> Akh (Gutteral noise)