djbtextbook.txt

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 Table of Contents:        
 Common Nouns.............2
 Common Verbs.............3
 Advanced Nouns...........4
 Advanced Verbs...........5
 Useful Phrases...........6
                           
                           
 Notice:                           
                                   
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 COMMON NOUNS:             
                           
                           
 Djelian -> Morporkian  (Pronunciation Guide) 

 cabbage ->
 CAEBBAGJIVS ( caebbagjius )

 torch ->
 TORTRIVM ( tortrium )

 beer mug ->
 SIIOR MVBNIAL ( siior mubnial )

 cat ->
 FELVS ( felus )

 dog ->
 CANVS ( canus )

 horse ->
 EQVVS ( equus )

 onion ->
 ONIINIFERORVM ( oniiniferorum )

 thief ->
 FVR ( fur )

 shirt ->
 IRT ( irt )

 shoe ->
 OE ( oe )

 boot ->
 TABSTVO ( tabstuo )

 hat ->
 HDO ( hdo )

 temple ->
 TEMPILIS ( tempilis )

 priest ->
 SACERDOS ( sacerdos )

 priestess ->
 OPRIESTETTAT ( opriestettat )

 flower ->
 FLIIOR ( fliior )

 rose ->
 ROSEVS ( roseus )

 newspaper ->
 NEWSPAANIIIOR ( newspaaniiior )

 iconograph ->
 ICONOGRAPCIVS ( iconograpcius )

 palace ->
 PALACTIO ( palactio )

 garden ->
 GAERDEINIAL ( gaerdeinial )

 musician ->
 MVSICIANVS ( musicianus )

 singer ->
 LVDAIIOR ( ludaiior )

 dancer ->
 DAENHIIIOR ( daenhiiior )

 tourist ->
 TOVRISEIVS ( touriseius )

 carriage ->
 CAERRIAGJIVS ( caerriagjius )

 tree ->
 TARDIVM ( tardium )

 mountain ->
 MOVNTAINVS ( mountainus )

 lake ->
 LAEKJIVM ( laekjium )

 house ->
 AEVSVS ( aeusus )

 girl ->
 PVELLFIVM ( puellfium )

 woman ->
 OPEHOMONID ( opehomonid )

 garbage ->
 GAERBAGJIVS ( gaerbagjius )

 theatre ->
 CHEATRI ( cheatri )

You read page three of the orange textbook:
                           
 COMMON VERBS:             
                           
                           
 Djelian -> Morporkian  (Pronunciation Guide) 

 run ->
 FLVO ( fluo )

 sit ->
 SEO ( seo )

 stand ->
 STANIIVM ( staniium )

 eat ->
 EDO ( edo )

 drink ->
 DRINTRALI ( drintrali )
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 ADVANCED NOUNS:             
                           
                           
 Djelian -> Morporkian  (Pronunciation Guide) 

 chit ->
 CEMEO ( cemeo )

 corpse ->
 LEGRPPAX ( legrppax )

 temple ->
 TEMPILIS ( tempilis )

 priest ->
 SACERDOS ( sacerdos )

 priestess ->
 OPRIESTETTAT ( opriestettat )

 palace ->
 PALACTIO ( palactio )

 assassin ->
 SICARIVS ( sicarius )

 spy ->
 SAP ( sap )

 jewel ->
 GEMMA ( gemma )

 ball ->
 GLOBVS ( globus )

 knife ->
 SCIFE ( scife )

 sword ->
 SWORIIVS ( sworiius )

 scimitar ->
 SCIMITARIS ( scimitaris )

 thief ->
 FVR ( fur )

 god ->
 EO ( eo )

 goddess ->
 OGODDETTAT ( ogoddettat )

 pottery ->
 POTTO ( potto )

 robe ->
 ROBVS ( robus )

 column ->
 LEGLVMN ( leglumn )
                           
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 ADVANCED VERBS:             
                           
                           
 Djelian -> Morporkian  (Pronunciation Guide) 

 preach ->
 PRAEATRIVM ( praeatrium )

 flee ->
 FARDIVM ( fardium )

 scream ->
 SCREAHNIAL ( screahnial )

 worship ->
 OPERSHLIO ( opershlio )

 ventisepelate ->
 VENTISEPELEO ( ventisepeleo )

 farm ->
 REMOTVS ( remotus )
                           


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 USEFUL PHRASES:             
                           
                           
 Djelian -> Morporkian  (Pronunciation Guide) 

 Have you any carrots? ->
 HARBES ID QVIS CARRSTVAT? ( Harbes id quis carrstuat? )

 Why is your knife stuck in my back? ->
 QVARE SVMIT TVVS SCIFE SRTVCHIVM IN MEVS BRACHIVM? ( Quare sumit tuus scife srtuchium in meus brachium? )

 Is that the famous troll bar? ->
 SVMITI ILLE FAMORVMI TROLGIVM BARIS? ( Sumiti ille famorumi trolgium baris? )

 Where can I buy a cheap meal? ->
 QVA POSSVM  EMO CEMEAP MEALIS? ( Qua possum  emo cemeap mealis? )

 Hello, how are you today? ->
 AVETE, QVAM SVMO ID TODFIEVS? ( Avete, quam sumo id todfieus? )

 Where is the closest temple? ->
 QVA SVMIT CLOSESEIVS TEMPILIS? ( Qua sumit closeseius tempilis? )

 I am lost.  Can you help me? ->
 SVM LOSEIVS. POSSVM ID HELAIVM EGO? ( sum loseius. Possum id helaium ego? )

 That beggar stole my shoes! ->
 ILLE BEGGARIS STOILIS MEVS OOS! ( Ille beggaris stoilis meus oos! )

 Where did you get that enormous dress? ->
 QVA AGAVI ID GEENIAL ILLE ENORMORVMI ODRETTAT? ( Qua agavi id geenial ille enormorumi odrettat? )

 The trees here are quite lovely at this time of year. ->
 TARDIVMI HERI SVMO QVITA AMOEVS AD HOC TEMPVS AT YEARIS. ( tardiumi heri sumo quita amoeus ad hoc tempus at yearis. )

 I like to eat watermelons. ->
 SIMILARIS AD EDO WATERMELINIFERORVMI. ( similaris ad edo watermeliniferorumi. )

 Do you sell garlic sausages? ->
 AGO ID VENDO GARLICVM SAVSAGJII? ( Ago id vendo garlicum sausagjii? )

 I would like to buy two short swords please. ->
 OPEVLD SIMILARIS AD EMO DVO PARVVS SWORDI PLACEO. ( opeuld similaris ad emo duo parvus swordi placeo. )

 Thank you for your help, sir. ->
 CHANTRALI ID PRO TVVS HELAIVM, SICNIAL. ( Chantrali id pro tuus helaium, sicnial. )

 Are you a watchman? ->
 SVMO ID CVSTOS? ( Sumo id custos? )