[salta.studio] eylae
by ⴽⴻⵍ ⴻⵙⵓⴼ
Eylae (pronounced: eh-lah-eh) is a minimalistic language, perhaps more a language for poems but I think it can be used as a language, mostly symbolic.
Core Concepts
- Minimal vocabulary Each word is deeply symbolic and can take multiple meanings depending on context and intonation.
- Vowel-rich and soft consonants No harsh stops or sharp sounds.
- Rooted in breath and light Words feel like they’re exhaled, fluid and ancient.
- Meaning comes from tone and repetition Like birdsong or sacred chanting.
Phonetic Rules
- Only soft consonants: l, m, n, v, h, y, s, r
- Vowels dominate: a, e, i, o, u, with long drawn tones.
- No hard stops (no k, t, b, d, g, j, p, z, ch, sh)
Grammar Principles
- No plurals. No tenses. Time is implied by context and tone.
- You speak only in poetic fragments, never full "sentences".
- Repetition intensifies meaning:
"mir mir" = deep soul-love, beyond form
"ala vae" = light song, or an angelic voice
The 9 Sacred Words
| word | meaning |
|---|---|
| ala | light, purity, the divine |
| mir | love, soul, essence |
| elu | time, eternity, cycle |
| vae | song, voice, presence |
| nua | breath, spirit, life force |
| sel | dream, vision, hidden truth |
| hira | to flow, to become, transformation |
| lye | you, beloved, mirror |
| ora | now, sacred moment, awakening |
Examples of Use
- mir lye — I love you / your soul is mine
- nua hira — let your breath become
- sel ala — a dream of light / holy vision
- vae elu — eternal song / timeless presence
- ora lye mir — now, you are love / you are the sacred moment
I think I can use this in conjunction with OÜ