KosraNi - Pronouns
Being alive is fascinating
Here we will cover the pronouns when refering to a single living entity or a group of them etc.
Here is the main structure of an Astralica Pronoun :
1st/2nd/3rd
person
Biological
Gender
Quantity
Respect
1st, 2nd, 3rd person
Each "person" is assigned to the consonants "N" xor "L" xor "D" :
N-
1st person
L-
2nd person
D-
3rd person
Quantity
when it comes to quantity, it is not just singular and plural.
Instead, we can have 4 situations :
-i
1 person
-æ
2 people
-a
a crowd
since the first 2 sections somehow perfectly read as numbers "ni","næ","an", etc,
it is legible to combine these 2 sections and write it as a single digit in prime factor script.
Biological Gender (Optional)
to specify gender in an Astralica Pronoun,
we can use the following table to find the suitable biological gender segment
not Male
Male
not Female
no
neither
to
male
Female
na
female
ta
both
According to biology (so far), male gametes moves, female gametes stay,
derived from this,
in a syllable, consonants require your oral parts to move, and vowels require your oral parts to stay in place. Therefore we can have the consonant parts giving information about the male parameter and vowels giving the female parameter.
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the inventory we have here, in this case, is "n,l,d,t" and "o, i, æ, a",
"completely not male or female" is genderless,
"full blast male" will be "t"
"full blast female" will be "a"
"no" which means genderless, is for non-living objects,
"ta" which means both, does not mean "bisexual" or "binary" or "pan", it means both at the same time, normal humans do not have both biological genders, however, plants which have flowers do (anthers are male parts and the ovary is a female part).
since "no", "na", "to", "ta" perfectly fit the numbers 0x0, 0x3, 0xD, 0xF,
in Astralica it is legible to write this segment as their Prime Factor Script representation.
Level of Respect
heavily inspired by Japanese,
Astralica for now has 4 levels of respect :
Ræ
"Sir"/ "Lord", the highest respect
Ruæ
slightly similiar to "baka" but with close friends
Buæ
the equivalance of "Kisama" in Japanese
Bu
"Lame" / "Noob"
English Pronoun Examples
Here are some of the English pronouns translated into Astralica :
"I","me","my","myself" : "Koi-Ni"
"We","us","our","ourselves" : "Koi-Næ" / "Koi-Na"
"You(sing.)","your","yourself" : "Koi-Li"
"You(plu.)","your","yourselves" : "Koi-Læ" / "Koi-La"
"He","him","his","himself" : "Koi-Di-To"
"She","her","hers","herself" : "Koi-Di-Na"
"It","Its","Itself" : "Koi-Di-No" / "Koi-Di-Ta"
"They","Them","Their","Themselves" : "Koi-Dæ" / "Koi-Da"
Quick summary
Here is the entire structure, with the available values for different pronouns :
"Koi"
1st/2nd/3rd
Quantity
Bio. Gen.
Respect
"N"
1st
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"L"
2nd
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"D"
3rd
"i"
1 person
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"æ"
2 people
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"a"
a crowd
"no"
neutral
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"na"
female
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"to"
male
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"ta"
both
"ræ"
high
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"ruæ"
friends
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"buæ"
satirize
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"bu"
disgust
Extra - Back in Mah Days
during the days back in 2020, Astralica Pronouns used to have a slightly different structure and syllable inventory :