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index.org

@@ -6,8 +6,12 @@ Welcome to the world of Usill!
 
 [[file:world.org][World Information]]
 
+* Species
++ [[file:species/kala.org][Kala]]
+
 * Languages
 + [[file:lang/lewa.org][L'ewa]]
++ [[file:lang/miau.org][Miau]]
 
 * Meta
 + [[file:export.org][Export as HTML]]

lang/lewa.org

@@ -67,7 +67,11 @@ d, g, k, l, m, n, p, q, s, ʃ, ʒ, ʙ̥
 *Main word order*:
 
 Subject-Oblique-Object-Verb.\\
-"Mary opened the door with a key" turns into \frasl{}Mary with a key the door opened\frasl{}.
+"Mary opened the door with a key" turns into \frasl{}Mary with a key the door
+opened\frasl{}.
+
+Word order can be inferred by the accusative case, but is normally
+Subject-Oblique-Object-Verb.
 
 *Adjective order*:
 
@@ -75,7 +79,7 @@ Adjectives are positioned before the noun.
 
 *Adposition*:
 
-postpositions
+prepositions
 
 ** Noun
 Nouns have two cases:
@@ -83,23 +87,23 @@ Nouns have two cases:
 *Nominative* is the doer of a verb: *dog* bites man\\
 *Accusative* is the done-to of a verb: man bites *dog*
 
-| *Nominative* | No affix                        |
+| *Nominative* | No affix                                  |
-|              | *hoknaim* \frasl{}hoknaim\frasl{}             |
+|              | *hoknaim* \frasl{}hoknaim\frasl{}         |
-| *Accusative* | If ends with vowel: Suffix -tgi |
+| *Accusative* | If ends with vowel: Suffix -tgi           |
-|              | Else: Suffix -otgi              |
+|              | Else: Suffix -otgi                        |
-|              | *hoknaimotgi* \frasl{}hoknaimotgi\frasl{}     |
+|              | *hoknaimotgi* \frasl{}hoknaimotgi\frasl{} |
 
 *** Articles
-|            | Definite      | Indefinite    |
+|            | Definite                    | Indefinite                  |
-|------------+---------------+---------------|
+|------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------|
 | *Singular* | *bue* \frasl{}ʙ̥ue\frasl{}   | *tau* \frasl{}tau\frasl{}   |
 |            | \frasl{}the\frasl{}         | \frasl{}a\frasl{}           |
 | *Plural*   | *spol* \frasl{}spol\frasl{} | *taiz* \frasl{}taiʒ\frasl{} |
 |            | \frasl{}the\frasl{}         | \frasl{}some\frasl{}        |
 
 *** Pronouns
-|                | Nominative    | Accusative     |
+|                | Nominative                  | Accusative                   |
-|----------------+---------------+----------------|
+|----------------+-----------------------------+------------------------------|
 | *1st singular* | *yau* \frasl{}jau\frasl{}   | *stau* \frasl{}stau\frasl{}  |
 |                | \frasl{}I\frasl{}           | \frasl{}me\frasl{}           |
 | *2nd singular* | *shei* \frasl{}shɛi\frasl{} | *hu* \frasl{}hu\frasl{}      |
@@ -132,9 +136,9 @@ Past tense may be indicated with the word:
 | *Past particle* | *shoiq* \frasl{}shoiq\frasl{}       |
 |                 | \frasl{}past tense particle\frasl{} |
 
-| *Future* | If ends with vowel: Suffix -ha |
+| *Future* | If ends with vowel: Suffix -ha    |
-|          | Else: Suffix -oha              |
+|          | Else: Suffix -oha                 |
-|          | *quopuha* \frasl{}quopuha\frasl{}            |
+|          | *quopuha* \frasl{}quopuha\frasl{} |
 
 *** Imperfective aspect
 The 'imperfective' aspect refers to ongoing actions, such as \frasl{}I am studying\frasl{},
@@ -142,9 +146,9 @@ and habitual actions, such as \frasl{}I study (every night)\frasl{}.
 
 It is indicated with the affix -buo:
 
-| *Imperfect* | If ends with vowel: Suffix -buo |
+| *Imperfect* | If ends with vowel: Suffix -buo     |
-|             | Else: Suffix -abuo              |
+|             | Else: Suffix -abuo                  |
-|             | *quopubuo* \frasl{}quopuʙ̥uo\frasl{}           |
+|             | *quopubuo* \frasl{}quopuʙ̥uo\frasl{} |
 
 *** Perfect aspect
 Perfect aspect in English is exemplified in 'I have read this book', which
@@ -153,7 +157,7 @@ effect on or is in some way still relevant to the present.
 
 In L'ewa, the perfect is constructed with an affix 
 
-| *Perfect* | Suffix -au           |
+| *Perfect* | Suffix -au                        |
 |           | *quopuau* \frasl{}quopuau\frasl{} |
 
 * Derivational morphology
@@ -213,6 +217,7 @@ Else: Suffix -awɛ
 | ainuadi        | \frasl{}ainuadi\frasl{}        | adj            | middle               |
 | aishoq         | \frasl{}aiʃoq\frasl{}          | n              | powder               |
 | aiwetka        | \frasl{}aiwɛtka\frasl{}        | adv            | suddenly             |
+| be             | \frasl{}ʙ̥ɛ\frasl{}             | v              | to be                |
 | boai           | \frasl{}ʙ̥oai\frasl{}           | v              | please               |
 | boai           | \frasl{}ʙ̥oai\frasl{}           | v              | satisfy              |
 | bohez          | \frasl{}ʙ̥ohɛʒ\frasl{}          | n              | elbow                |
@@ -490,3 +495,6 @@ Else: Suffix -awɛ
 | zuom           | \frasl{}ʒuom\frasl{}           | adj            | direct               |
 | zuoploknua     | \frasl{}ʒuoploknua\frasl{}     | v              | assassinate          |
 | zuotwib        | \frasl{}ʒuotwiʙ̥\frasl{}        | prep           | into                 |
+
+* Numbers
+[[https://www.seximal.net][Base six]].

lang/miau.org

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+#+TITLE: Miau
+#+SETUPFILE: ../template.org
+
+* Info
+\frasl{}miau\frasl{}
+
+Natively known as Miau
+
+* TODO everything

sitemap.org

@@ -5,4 +5,7 @@
 - [[file:index.org][Usill]]
 - [[file:template.org][template]]
 - lang
-  - [[file:lang/lewa.org][L'ewa]]
+  - [[file:lang/lewa.org][L'ewa]]
+  - [[file:lang/miau.org][Miau]]
+- species
+  - [[file:species/kala.org][Kala]]

species/kala.org

@@ -0,0 +1,179 @@
+#+TITLE: Kala
+#+SETUPFILE: ../template.org
+
+* Info
+Anthropomorphic orca/dragon hybrid people, they live in warm areas and near the
+beach. Peaceful, magical and wise.
+** Dynamics between other species and/or races
+Close allies with the Sneps. 
+** Cultural disconnects between species and/or races
+** Commonalities between species and/or races
+** Significant physical features
+* Locations
+** Natural formations
+** Monuments
+** Government buildings/castles
+** Train stations/airports/subways/launch pads/highways
+** Shops/stores
+** Houses/apartments
+** Countries/states/cities/planets
+* Travel
+** Restrictions on travel
+** Dangerous locations
+** Luxury/vacation locations
+** Immigration/emigration
+** Travel times between locations
+** Common methods of travel
+** Affordability of travel
+* Architecture & Infrastructure
+** Common building materials
+** Expensive building materials
+** Appearance and layout of typical houses
+** Appearance and layout of expensive houses
+** Appearance and layout of typical shops/stores
+** Streets and sidewalks (brick, cobblestone, dirt, etc.)
+** Availability of plumbing and sewage
+** Garbage collection
+** Distribution of energy
+** Burial practices 
+* Medicine
+** Curable diseases
+** Incurable diseases
+** Common diseases
+** Rare diseases
+** Availability of medicine
+** Cost of medicine
+** Legal drugs/potions/substances
+** Illegal drugs/potions/substances
+* Professions
+** Common professions
+** Less common professions
+** Rare professions
+** Gender/racial/species/education restrictions of professions
+** Unemployment rate
+* Economy
+** Distribution of wealth
+** Lifestyle of average income earners
+** Lifestyle of the poor
+** Lifestyle of the rich
+** Money system or bartering system
+* History
+** Major world events
+** Major wars
+** Major natural disasters
+** Age of civilization
+** Previous leaders/rulers
+** Recent cultural shifts/changes
+* Clothing
+** Cheap fabrics
+** expensive fabrics
+** Lower class clothing styles
+** Middle class clothing styles
+** Upper class clothing styles
+** Differences in clothing between genders
+** Differences in clothing between regions
+** Differences in clothing between cultural groups or species
+* Food
+** Staple foods
+** Luxury foods
+** Availability of food
+** Local/regional dishes
+* Entertainment
+** Professional sports
+** Hobby/schoolyard sports
+** Board games and/or card games
+** Music styles
+** Common instruments
+** Common themes and subject matter of fiction
+** Government/legal/regional restrictions on films, plays, novels, music
+** Affordability of films, sports games, board games, instruments, books, etc.
+* Law
+** Criminal justice system
+** Minor crimes
+** Major crimes
+** Laws impacting daily life
+** Common sentences for crimes (prison, labor, execution, etc.)
+** Police behavior, uniform, practices, powers
+** Prison conditions
+** Public opinion of law enforcement
+* Politics
+** Political parties
+None, ruled by a religious leader
+** Ruler/King/Queen/President/Prime Minister
+ail Raub, the king of Usill, the capital.
+** Prominenailat Members of Court/Government
+** Secret government agencies and/or organizations
+** Public opinion of the ruler/government
+Positive, cautious about change.
+** Ideologies
+** Political system
+Monarchy, there's nobles that help execute the will of the monarch.
+** Spies
+* Magic
+** Common spells
+** Rare spells
+** Restrictions on spells
+** Common magical skills
+** Rare magical skills
+** Restrictions on magical skills
+** Common potions
+** Rare potions
+** Restrictions on potions
+** Prevalence of magic users
+** Society’s perception of magic
+** Requirements of using magic
+* Technology
+** Availability of technology
+** Capabilities of technology
+** Weapon technology
+** Entertainment technology
+** Energy creation technology
+** Transportation technology
+* Religion
+** Major religions
+** Dynamics between religious groups
+** Places of worship
+** Religious holidays
+** Morals and beliefs
+** Origin of religion
+** Prevalence of religion
+** Separation (or lack of separation) between church and government
+** Supersitions
+* Cosmology
+** Origin of the cosmos
+** Structure or model of the cosmos
+** How the cosmos will end, if ever
+* Family
+** Typical age of marriage
+** Typical number of children
+** Typical family dynamic/structure
+** Attitudes towards children
+** Attitudes towards the elderly
+** Attitudes towards romantic love
+** Care for elderly relatives (in-home, nursing homes, etc.)
+** Care for children (traditional parenting, nannies, boarding school, etc.)
+** Gender roles (or lack of gender roles)
+** Importance of birth order to family roles, inheritance, profession
+* Education
+** Typical education level
+** School subjects
+** School environment (strict, lenient, etc.)
+** Availability of schooling/education
+** Cost of education
+** Restrictions on education due to gender, abilities, species, etc.
+* Language
+** Primary/major languages
+[[file:lang/lewa.org][L'ewa]]
+** Regional/minor languages
+The trade language based on Esperanto
+** Prevalence of multilingual/bilingual people
+Merchants know enough L'ewa and Miau to get by. Kalan merchants are more likely
+to understand more L'ewa than Miau.
+** Colloquial phrases, slang, and curses
+| peknos | Greeting, goodbye |
+** Body language
+Kala like showing off their bodies.
+** Common translation problems/misunderstandings
++ Kala have issues with the purring noises used in Miau
++ Kala are more likely to call Miau "mi'au" (\frasl{}miʔau\frasl{}) due to L'ewa
+  not having the diphthong \frasl{}ia\frasl{}

world.org

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 #+TITLE: World
 #+SETUPFILE: template.org
-#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
 #+OPTIONS: num:nil
 
 Usill is a kingdom placed on the island of Mains. There are other continents on
@@ -29,29 +28,28 @@ This mountain is southeast of Usill and a religious site for the Sneps. It is
 the equivalent of Mecca for them. There is a small town there.
 *** Other minor mountains along the chakras of Mains
 ** Common plants
-*** Grass
+| Grass       | Standard grass, grows to a maximum of 5 inches                  |
-Standard grass, grows to a maximum of 5 inches.
+| Sweetgrass  | Grows two feet tall, slight sweet scent and flavor              |
-*** Sweetgrass
+| Red flowers | Spicy flavor. Used in cooking. Favorite of the Kala             |
-Grows two feet tall, slight sweet scent and flavor. 
+| Hamnat Corn | Standard corn, but it's green instead of yellow                 |
-*** Red flowers
+| Rugvines    | Vines used in construction                                      |
-Spicy flavor. Used in cooking. Favorite of the Kala.
+| Ferns       | Plants, some of the spores are used medicinally and religiously |
-*** Hamnat Corn
+| Pine trees  |                                                                 |
-Standard corn, but it's green instead of yellow.
+| Oak trees   |                                                                 |
-*** Rugvines
-Vines used in construction
-*** Ferns
-*** Pine trees
-*** Oak trees
 ** Rare plants
-*** Red oak
+| Red oak     |   |
-*** Birch trees
+| Birch trees |   |
 ** Poisonous and/or medicinal plants
-*** Psylocybin Mushrooms
+| Psylocybin Mushrooms |   |
-*** Cannabis
+| Cannabis             |   |
 ** Common animals/creatures
-*** Seals
+| Seals    | One of the main food sources of the Kala.                                                    |
-One of the main food sources of the Kala.
+| Pigs     |                                                                                              |
+| Chickens | One of the main food sources of the Sneps. Also raised by the Kala for eggs used in cooking. |
+| Tuna     |                                                                                              |
+| Goats    | Also raised for milk                                                                         |
 ** Rare animals/creatures
+| Orcas | The ancestors of the Kala. Some pods still remain in the ocean. They are revered as gods. |
 * Locations
 ** Natural formations
 ** Monuments
@@ -60,171 +58,42 @@ One of the main food sources of the Kala.
 ** Shops/stores
 ** Houses/apartments
 ** Countries/states/cities/planets
-* Travel
-** Restrictions on travel
-** Dangerous locations
-** Luxury/vacation locations
-** Immigration/emigration
-** Travel times between locations
-** Common methods of travel
-** Affordability of travel
-* Architecture & Infrastructure
-** Common building materials
-** Expensive building materials
-** Appearance and layout of typical houses
-** Appearance and layout of expensive houses
-** Appearance and layout of typical shops/stores
-** Streets and sidewalks (brick, cobblestone, dirt, etc.)
-** Availability of plumbing and sewage
-** Garbage collection
-** Distribution of energy
-** Burial practices 
-* Medicine
-** Curable diseases
-** Incurable diseases
-** Common diseases
-** Rare diseases
-** Availability of medicine
-** Cost of medicine
-** Legal drugs/potions/substances
-** Illegal drugs/potions/substances
-* Professions
-** Common professions
-** Less common professions
-** Rare professions
-** Gender/racial/species/education restrictions of professions
-** Unemployment rate
-* Economy
-** Distribution of wealth
-** Lifestyle of average income earners
-** Lifestyle of the poor
-** Lifestyle of the rich
-** Money system or bartering system
-* History
-** Major world events
-** Major wars
-** Major natural disasters
-** Age of civilization
-** Previous leaders/rulers
-** Recent cultural shifts/changes
-* Clothing
-** Cheap fabrics
-** expensive fabrics
-** Lower class clothing styles
-** Middle class clothing styles
-** Upper class clothing styles
-** Differences in clothing between genders
-** Differences in clothing between regions
-** Differences in clothing between cultural groups or species
-* Food
-** Staple foods
-** Luxury foods
-** Availability of food
-** Local/regional dishes
-* Entertainment
-** Professional sports
-** Hobby/schoolyard sports
-** Board games and/or card games
-** Music styles
-** Common instruments
-** Common themes and subject matter of fiction
-** Government/legal/regional restrictions on films, plays, novels, music
-** Affordability of films, sports games, board games, instruments, books, etc.
-* Law
-** Criminal justice system
-** Minor crimes
-** Major crimes
-** Laws impacting daily life
-** Common sentences for crimes (prison, labor, execution, etc.)
-** Police behavior, uniform, practices, powers
-** Prison conditions
-** Public opinion of law enforcement
 * Politics
 ** Political parties
+| Snep  | Council of tribes, each tribe has its own quirks, council resolves relations |
 ** Ruler/King/Queen/President/Prime Minister
-** Prominent Members of Court/Government
+| Snep  | no single ruler |
+** Prominenent Members of Court/Government
 ** Secret government agencies and/or organizations
 ** Public opinion of the ruler/government
 ** Ideologies
 ** Political system(s)
 ** Spies
-* Magic
-** Common spells
-** Rare spells
-** Restrictions on spells
-** Common magical skills
-** Rare magical skills
-** Restrictions on magical skills
-** Common potions
-** Rare potions
-** Restrictions on potions
-** Prevalence of magic users
-** Society’s perception of magic
-** Requirements of using magic
-* Technology
-** Availability of technology
-** Capabilities of technology
-** Weapon technology
-** Entertainment technology
-** Energy creation technology
-** Transportation technology
-* Religion
-** Major religions
-** Dynamics between religious groups
-** Places of worship
-** Religious holidays
-** Morals and beliefs
-** Origin of religion
-** Prevalence of religion
-** Separation (or lack of separation) between church and government
-** Supersitions
-* Cosmology
-** Origin of the cosmos
-** Structure or model of the cosmos
-** How the cosmos will end, if ever
-* Family
-** Typical age of marriage
-** Typical number of children
-** Typical family dynamic/structure
-** Attitudes towards children
-** Attitudes towards the elderly
-** Attitudes towards romantic love
-** Care for elderly relatives (in-home, nursing homes, etc.)
-** Care for children (traditional parenting, nannies, boarding school, etc.)
-** Gender roles (or lack of gender roles)
-** Importance of birth order to family roles, inheritance, profession
-* Education
-** Typical education level
-** School subjects
-** School environment (strict, lenient, etc.)
-** Availability of schooling/education
-** Cost of education
-** Restrictions on education due to gender, abilities, species, etc.
 * Language
 ** Primary/major languages
++ [[file:lang/lewa.org][L'ewa]]: the main language of the Kala
++ [[file:lang/miau.org][Miau]]: the main language of the Snep
++ TODO name/detail the language of the humans
 ** Regional/minor languages
++ Trade language based on Esperanto
 ** Prevalence of multilingual/bilingual people
+The Kalan ail is fluent in both L'ewa and Miau.
 ** Colloquial phrases, slang, and curses
 ** Body language
 ** Common translation problems/misunderstandings
++ Kalan body language is seen as provocative by humans
++ Sneps have trouble with the stops used in L'ewa
++ Sneps are seen as cold and unforgiving by humans
 * Races & Species
 ** Primary/major races and/or species
-*** Kala
++ [[file:species/kala.org][Kala]]
-Anthropomorphic orca/dragon hybrid people, they live in warm areas and near the
-beach. Peaceful, magical and wise.
-
-They have a logical language.
 *** Snep
 Anthropomorphic snow leopard people, producers of textiles. Loyal, spiritual and
-thrifty. 
+thrifty.
+
+They have a language named [[file:lang/miau.org][Miau]].
 ** Minority races and/or species
 *** Human
-** Dynamics between species and/or races
-The Kala and Snep are close allies. They both mildly dislike humans but can
-tolerate them.
-** Cultural disconnects between species and/or races
-** Commonalities between species and/or races
-** Significant physical features
 * Weather
 ** Typical weather
 ** Atypical weather