Space-Tide Language Translator

Result:


Dictionary:

i → me
you → tu
we → mip
they → tip
yes → aa
no → na
hello → hec
good → gutte
day → sune
night → nune
be → be
have → hab
do → du
go → ga
get → kri
say → se
it → hi
he → hi
she → hi
my → mir
his → tir
her → tir
their → tipir
this → thee
that → thee
what → wat
who → wam
and → ad
or → or
but → bat
if → if
not → na
in → in
on → on
with → wit
from → fro
to → to
of → of
all → ip
one → un
there → tre
so → so
will → il
was → el
water → driker
sea → briker
ocean → briker
star → sunt
moon → mun
sun → sun
sky → skey
wind → wid
light → suni
dark → nasuni
friend → mat
home → livet
love → lof
music → muzik
dream → drim
walk → gage
travel → bage
see → sie
know → kno
live → liv
today → now
tomorrow → noil
yesterday → noel
time → tem
path → way
ship → brot
boat → rot
river → mriker
song → muzi
heart → lif
happy → liff
sad → naliff
big → bi
small → nabi
fast → fas
slow → nafas
beautiful → lifve
world → biet
person → peson
name → nam
man → peson
woman → peson
child → sion
family → lofson
people → bipeson
food → faad
eat → fad
drink → drikad
rest → res
work → nares
room → liveta
door → door
road → gaget
city → miet
tree → gret
flower → flowr
grass → segret
mountain → biston
stone → ston

Rules:

  1. Words should have easy formation.
  2. Double-letter words are allowed.
  3. Words should be easy to pronounce.
  4. Prefix ip- indicates a plural.
    Examples:
    I → me   |   We → mip
    You → tu   |   They → tip
  5. Suffix -ir indicates possession.
    Examples:
    My → mir
    Their → tir
  6. Prefix b- indicates a larger form.
    Examples:
    Water → driker
    Ocean / Sea → briker
    Walk → gage
    Travel → bage
  7. Prefix m- indicates a medium-sized form.
    Examples:
    Water → driker
    River → mriker
  8. Suffix -il indicates the future.
    Examples:
    Today → now
    Tomorrow → noil
  9. Suffix -el indicates the past.
    Examples:
    Today → now
    Yesterday → noel
  10. Prefix na- indicates the opposite or a negative.
    Examples:
    Light → suni
    Dark → nasuni
  11. Suffix -et indicates a place.
    Examples:
    Live → liv
    Home → livet
  12. Suffix -a indicates a part of something.
    Examples:
    Home → livet
    Room → liveta