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We wish to dance!

Rowanino — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 11:57:03 GMT

Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE|''We wish to dance!''}} '''''We wish to dance!''''' is the informal name given to a popular festive song in Regal Dòn Proper, sung during various kinds of festivals and parties. == Lyrics == {| class="wikitable" |+ !RDP !Transliteration !English translation |- |{{Cs|hsk|HcD suGNbA liAn daAmvAshiA siH , HcD suGNbA koGkvAsu !! HcD suGNbA liAn daAmvAshiA siH , HcD suGNbA koGkvAsu !! niZ nvAnv buFrA daAmvAshiA , iimaV beCpaL !!..."

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{{DISPLAYTITLE|''We wish to dance!''}}

'''''We wish to dance!''''' is the informal name given to a popular festive song in [[Regal Dòn Proper]], sung during various kinds of festivals and parties.

== Lyrics ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!RDP
!Transliteration
!English translation
|-
|{{Cs|hsk|HcD suGNbA liAn daAmvAshiA siH ,
 HcD suGNbA koGkvAsu !!
 HcD suGNbA liAn daAmvAshiA siH ,
 HcD suGNbA koGkvAsu !!
 
 niZ nvAnv buFrA daAmvAshiA ,
 iimaV beCpaL !!
 niZ nvAnv buFrA daAmvAshiA ,
 iimaV beCpaL !!
 
 ciAkiAshiA guloXshiA qiGiimaV ,
 ciAkiAshiA guloXshiA HluF HkvZ !!
 ciAkiAshiA guloXshiA qiGiimaV ,
 ciAkiAshiA guloXshiA HluF HkvZ !!
 
 niZ nvAnv buFrA ciAkiAshiA ,
 iimaV beCpaL !!
 niZ nvAnv buFrA ciAkiAshiA ,
 iimaV beCpaL !!
 
 kGkvA maii daXbiA iimaVsu ,
 jiBbiA hiB , pvD miAHnvA !!
 kGkvA maii daXbiA iimaVsu ,
 jiBbiA hiB , pvD miAHnvA !!
 
 koGkvAsu uaA daAmvAshiA ,
 iimaV beCpaL !!
 koGkvAsu uaA daAmvAshiA ,
 iimaV beCpaL !!}}
|Hcoo sùunbó lín dámv́shí sih
Hcoo sùunbó kòokv́su!

Hcoo sùunbó lín dámv́shí sih

Hcoo sùunbó kòokv́su!

Níí, nv́nv, buúró, dámv́shí

Imàʼa be'épal!

Níí, nv́nv, buúró, dámv́shí

Imàʼa be'épal!

Cíkíshí gulòòshí ngìiimàʼa

Cíkíshí gulòòshí hluú hkv́v́

Cíkíshí gulòòshí ngìiimàʼa

Cíkíshí gulòòshí hluú hkv́v́

Níí, nv́nv, buúró, cíkíshí

Imàʼa be'épal!

Níí, nv́nv, buúró, cíkíshí

Imàʼa be'épal!

Kòokv́ mai dààbí imàʼasu

Jíìbí híì, pvv míhnv́

Kòokv́ mai dààbí imàʼasu

Jíìbí híì, pvv míhnv́

Kòokv́su ùá, dámv́shí

Imàʼa be'épal!

Kòokv́su ùá, dámv́shí

Imàʼa be'épal!
|The sun comes down and we wanna dance
The sun comes down now!

The sun comes down and we wanna dance

The sun comes down now!

Women, babies, men, we all dance

When night comes!

Women, babies, men, we all dance

When night comes!

We want to play and drink tonight!

We want to play and drink under the moon!

We want to play and drink tonight!

We want to play and drink under the moon!

Women, babies, men, we all play

When night comes!

Women, babies, men, we all play

When night comes!

And when the night comes to an end

There will start a new day

And when the night comes to an end

There will start a new day

But now we all dance

When night comes!

But now we all dance

When night comes!
|}
[[Category:Music]]

Lo script

Rowanino — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 11:13:20 GMT

Sample texts

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	\|{{Cs\|hsk\|.. HkashiA , zeGRtebA haB jiXHruF nX mAsaF suH , vvriA rvG palaGbA mZHruF . uuFR diARbA siG nAkuCdF mZHruFsu HpaAgaZ biAshX muFiiAN , HruFRtebA vvR siGHruF guFL,, . .. iiB tiB oruM nAkuCdF , fiC siH uuN , deN oriiN lv :}}		\|{{Cs\|hsk\|.. HkashiA , zeGRtebA haB jiXHruF nX mAsaF suH , vvriA rvG palaGbA mZHruF . uuFR diARbA siG nAkuCdF mZHruFsu HpaAgaZ biAshX muFiiAN , HruFRtebA vvR siGHruF guFL,, . .. iiB tiB oruM nAkuCdF , fiC siH uuN , deN oriiN lv :}}
	\|Hkashí, hlèertebó háà jììhruú nòò mósaá suh,		\|Hkashí, hlèertebó háà jììhruú nòò mósaá suh, vrí rv̀v̀ palàabó móóhruú. Uúr dírbó sìi nókuʼúdoó móóhruúsu hpágáá bíshòò muúín, hruúrtebó vr sìihruú guúl. Íì tíì orùú nókuʼúdoó, fiʼí sih un, den oroin lv.
	vrí rv̀v̀ palàabó móóhruú.		\|Suppose one mixes blue paint with yellow, so that they obtain grey. Humankind tends to say that grey as two words, which confuses my kind. Maybe the human eye is sharper than ours in some unknown way.

	Uúr dírbó sìi nókuʼúdoó móóhruúsu hpágáá bíshòò muúín,

	hruúrtebó vr sìihruú guúl.

	Íì tíì orùú nókuʼúdoó, fiʼí sih un, den oroin lv.
	\|Suppose one mixes blue paint with yellow,
	so that they obtain grey.

	Humankind tends to say that grey as two words,

	which confuses my kind.

	Maybe the human eye is sharper than ours in some unknown way.
	\|}		\|}
	[[Category:Writing systems]]		[[Category:Writing systems]]
	[[Category:Alphasyllabaries]]		[[Category:Alphasyllabaries]]

RSS

Rowanino — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 07:04:18 GMT

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	\|conventional_long_name = Great Queendom of the Rising Shouting Sun		\|conventional_long_name = Great Queendom of the Rising Shouting Sun
	\|native_name = Dafá Hàanììkìin Hièe Hcoo Hleʼéshín Uúshín		\|native_name = Dafá Hàanììkìin Hièe Hcoo Hleʼéshín Uúshín
	<br>{{cs\|hsk\|dafaA ~~haGniXkiNG~~ hieeG HcD ~~zeCshiNA uuFshiNA~~}}		<br>{{cs\|hsk\|dafaA haGniXkiGN hieeG HcD zeCshiAN uuFshiAN}}
	\|common_name = RSS		\|common_name = RSS
	\|image_flag = rssflag-nu.png		\|image_flag = rssflag-nu.png
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	The '''Great Queendom of the Rising Shouting Sun''' ([[Regal Dòn Proper]]: {{Cs\|hsk\|dafaA ~~haGniXkiNG~~ hieeG HcD ~~zeCshiNA uuFshiNA~~}} ''Dafá Hàanììkìin Hièe Hcoo Hleʼéshín Uúshín''), more commonly abbreviated as the '''RSS''', is a country located in Northwest [[Anschuhe]]. It is populated in its near totality–bar a few human immigrants–by [[hashka]], a sapient [[sveltewolf]] relative.		The '''Great Queendom of the Rising Shouting Sun''' ([[Regal Dòn Proper]]: {{Cs\|hsk\|dafaA haGniXkiGN hieeG HcD zeCshiAN uuFshiAN}} ''Dafá Hàanììkìin Hièe Hcoo Hleʼéshín Uúshín''), more commonly abbreviated as the '''RSS''', is a country located in Northwest [[Anschuhe]]. It is populated in its near totality–bar a few human immigrants–by [[hashka]], a sapient [[sveltewolf]] relative.

	== History ==		== History ==

Regal Dòn Proper

Rowanino — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 07:03:41 GMT

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	{{Infobox language\|name=Regal Dòn Proper\|nativename={{cs\|hsk\|dN haGniXshiN ~~naZshiNA~~}}		{{Infobox language\|name=Regal Dòn Proper\|nativename={{cs\|hsk\|dN haGniXshiN naZshiAN}}
	<br>''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''\|pronunciation=[dɤ̃˩ xa:˧˩ni:˩ʃĩ˩ naː˧˥ʃĩ˦]\|states=Northwestern [[Anschuhe]]\|ethnicity=[[Niishka people]]\|speakers=\|date=\|speakers2=\|familycolor=Hro-Don\|fam2=Don\|fam3=Western Don\|fam4=\|ancestor=[[Proto-Hro-Don language\|Proto-Hro-Don]]\|ancestor2=Proto-Don\|ancestor3=\|script=[[Lo script]], [[Hashka hieroglyphs]] (historical)\|nation={{flag\|RSS}}\|lingua=\|glottorefname=Regal Dòn Proper}}		<br>''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''\|pronunciation=[dɤ̃˩ xa:˧˩ni:˩ʃĩ˩ naː˧˥ʃĩ˦]\|states=Northwestern [[Anschuhe]]\|ethnicity=[[Niishka people]]\|speakers=\|date=\|speakers2=\|familycolor=Hro-Don\|fam2=Don\|fam3=Western Don\|fam4=\|ancestor=[[Proto-Hro-Don language\|Proto-Hro-Don]]\|ancestor2=Proto-Don\|ancestor3=\|script=[[Lo script]], [[Hashka hieroglyphs]] (historical)\|nation={{flag\|RSS}}\|lingua=\|glottorefname=Regal Dòn Proper}}

	'''Regal Dòn Proper''' ({{cs\|hsk\|dN haGniXshiN ~~naZshiNA~~}} ''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''), otherwise '''Regal Dòn''', '''Dòn Proper''' or simply '''Dòn''', often abbreviated into '''RDP''', is a [[Hro-Don languages\|Hro-Don language]] of the [[Don languages\|Don]] branch. Although not a vulgar language, a role filled by its various relatives (such as [[Outlands Dòn]], a sister to Regal Dòn), and being quite ancient (~1100 years old), it survives as the formal lingua franca of literature, religion and politics across the near-totality of the [[hashka]] populations of [[Anschuhe]]. It is of particular interest to linguists for its large toneme inventory and for being a non-hominin language (i.e. not originally spoken by either humans or [[Jötunn\|jötnar]]).		'''Regal Dòn Proper''' ({{cs\|hsk\|dN haGniXshiN naZshiAN}} ''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''), otherwise '''Regal Dòn''', '''Dòn Proper''' or simply '''Dòn''', often abbreviated into '''RDP''', is a [[Hro-Don languages\|Hro-Don language]] of the [[Don languages\|Don]] branch. Although not a vulgar language, a role filled by its various relatives (such as [[Outlands Dòn]], a sister to Regal Dòn), and being quite ancient (~1100 years old), it survives as the formal lingua franca of literature, religion and politics across the near-totality of the [[hashka]] populations of [[Anschuhe]]. It is of particular interest to linguists for its large toneme inventory and for being a non-hominin language (i.e. not originally spoken by either humans or [[Jötunn\|jötnar]]).

	Although originally written with a complex logographic script ([[Hashka hieroglyphs]]), in an attempt to increase literacy rates across the [[RSS]], former queen [[Hàanìì Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin\|Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin]], personally created the [[Lo script]] (from {{Cs\|hsk\|lF}} ''loó'' meaning "small") in 4589 CY. This proved mildly effective, and since then the script has expanded to the rest of the continent, being adapted and modified to serve various hashka languages beyond RDP.		Although originally written with a complex logographic script ([[Hashka hieroglyphs]]), in an attempt to increase literacy rates across the [[RSS]], former queen [[Hàanìì Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin\|Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin]], personally created the [[Lo script]] (from {{Cs\|hsk\|lF}} ''loó'' meaning "small") in 4589 CY. This proved mildly effective, and since then the script has expanded to the rest of the continent, being adapted and modified to serve various hashka languages beyond RDP.

Lo script

Rowanino — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 07:02:44 GMT

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	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
	!Letter		!Letter
			!-e
	!Rom.		!Rom.
	!Name		!Name
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|c'}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|c'}}</big>
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|c'e}}</big>
	\|cʼ		\|cʼ
	\|''ecʼáɂ''		\|''ecʼáɂ''
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|t'}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|t'}}</big>
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|t'e}}</big>
	\|tʼ		\|tʼ
	\|''ytuútʼuub''		\|''ytuútʼuub''
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|p'}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|p'}}</big>
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|p'e}}</big>
	\|pʼ		\|pʼ
	\|''ípʼao''		\|''ípʼao''
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	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|k'}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|k'}}</big>
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|k'e}}</big>
	\|kʼ		\|kʼ
	\|''kʼeera''		\|''kʼeera''
	\|/kʼo/		\|/kʼo/
			\|}
			One additional letter was also added around the same time for transcribing [[Butakkin]]'s /j/ phoneme. The obsolete glyph for the same sound is in parentheses here.
			{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
			!Letter
			!-e
			!Rom.
			!Name
			!IPA
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|y}}</big> (<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|ý}}</big>)
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|ye}}</big> (<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|ýe}}</big>)
			\|y
			\|''yu''
			\|/jo/
	\|}		\|}

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	=== Tones ===		=== Tones ===
	Tones in Lo are independent letters appended at the ~~ends of syllables~~.		Tones in Lo are independent letters appended next to the syllabograms they affect, and before any final consonants. Obsolete glyphs in parentheses.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Length		!Length
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	\|Low		\|Low
	\|˩		\|˩
	\|{{Cs\|hsk\|D}}		\|{{Cs\|hsk\|D}} ({{Cs\|hsk\|Ð}})
	\|aa		\|aa
	\|''hcoo''		\|''hcoo''
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	\|Heavy rising		\|Heavy rising
	\|˧˥		\|˧˥
	\|{{Cs\|hsk\|Z}}		\|{{Cs\|hsk\|Z}} ({{Cs\|hsk\|Ź}})
	\|áá		\|áá
	\|''káá''		\|''káá''
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	!Translation		!Translation
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{Cs\|hsk\|HkashiA , ~~zeRGtebA~~ haB jiXHruF nX mAsaF suH ,		\|{{Cs\|hsk\|.. HkashiA , zeGRtebA haB jiXHruF nX mAsaF suH , vvriA rvG palaGbA mZHruF . uuFR diARbA siG nAkuCdF mZHruFsu HpaAgaZ biAshX muFiiAN , HruFRtebA vvR siGHruF guFL,, . .. iiB tiB oruM nAkuCdF , fiC siH uuN , deN oriiN lv :}}
	vvriA rvG palaGbA mZHruF .
	~~uuRF diRAbA~~ siG nAkuCdF mZHruFsu HpaAgaZ biAshX ~~muFiiNA~~ ,
	HruFRtebA vvR siGHruF guFL .
	iiB tiB oruM nAkuCdF , fiC siH uuN , deN oriiN lv :}}
	\|Hkashí, hlèertebó háà jììhruú nòò mósaá suh,		\|Hkashí, hlèertebó háà jììhruú nòò mósaá suh,
	vrí rv̀v̀ palàabó móóhruú.		vrí rv̀v̀ palàabó móóhruú.

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Lo script

Rowanino — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 04:36:20 GMT

Numerals

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	Lo spread slowly and recalcitrantly, mostly due to several attempts at squandering its promulgation by hashka literati, who believed literacy should remain a private, high-class matter which had no place in the lower castes. As such, for most of its infancy, the script was mostly used by the royal family, their close friends, and religious scholars.		Lo spread slowly and recalcitrantly, mostly due to several attempts at squandering its promulgation by hashka literati, who believed literacy should remain a private, high-class matter which had no place in the lower castes. As such, for most of its infancy, the script was mostly used by the royal family, their close friends, and religious scholars.

	The spread of Lo quickened in 4592 with its adoption by several courtesan males who, wishing to become literate but being otherwise untrained in the Hieh script, sought to be taught by monks, who taught them Lo due to its ease of use and adoption. These early courtesan Lo users caught the attention of Queen Dèeil-Iinshin, who promoted their works as foundational literature. These works, now known as the [[Five-Hundred and Twelve and a Half Stories]] ({{Cs\|hsk\|kiBkvAnuA ~~biA/7~~}} ''Kíìkv́nú bi1000½''), were a collection of prosaic and poetic romantic, tragic and comedic stories, and the earliest proper pieces of Lo literature (not counting earlier epistolary works or diaries). The courtesan authors were assigned important scholarly positions and their works were taught in schools, leading to wider recognition of the script.		The spread of Lo quickened in 4592 with its adoption by several courtesan males who, wishing to become literate but being otherwise untrained in the Hieh script, sought to be taught by monks, who taught them Lo due to its ease of use and adoption. These early courtesan Lo users caught the attention of Queen Dèeil-Iinshin, who promoted their works as foundational literature. These works, now known as the [[Five-Hundred and Twelve and a Half Stories]] ({{Cs\|hsk\|kiBkvAnuA biA½7}} ''Kíìkv́nú bi1000½''), were a collection of prosaic and poetic romantic, tragic and comedic stories, and the earliest proper pieces of Lo literature (not counting earlier epistolary works or diaries). The courtesan authors were assigned important scholarly positions and their works were taught in schools, leading to wider recognition of the script.

	=== Modern day ===		=== Modern day ===
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	!Name		!Name
	!Usage		!Usage
			!Position
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|,}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|,}}</big>
	\|''tií''		\|''tií''
	\|~~Separating~~ ideas within a sentence, listing.		\|Separates ideas within a sentence, listing.
			\|Final, requires spaces before and after
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|.}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|.}}</big>
	\|''tií-tií''		\|''tií-tií''
	\|~~Separating~~ sentences.		\|Separates sentences.
			\|Final, requires spaces before and after
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|:}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|:}}</big>
	\|''tií bíhrur''		\|''tií bíhrur''
	\|~~Separating~~ paragraphs.		\|Separates paragraphs.
			\|Final, requires spaces before and after
	\|-		\|-
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|-}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|-}}</big>
	\|''tií-tv́v́''		\|''tií-tv́v́''
	\|~~Quotations~~.		\|Encloses quotations.
			\|Circumfixed
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|!}}</big>
			\|''tv́v́''
			\|Encloses emphatics.
			\|Circumfixed
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|?}}</big>
			\|''hih''
			\|Introduces inquisitive phrasing, questions, requests.
			\|Initial
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|(}}</big>
			\|''jv́go''
			\|Encloses parentheticals.
			\|Circumfixed
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|<}}</big>
			\|''hih heʼé''
			\|Marks affectionate phrasing.
			\|Final
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|!!}}</big>
			\|''fil''
			\|Marks excited phrasing.
			\|Final
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|!!!}}</big>
			\|''taʼá''
			\|Encloses cautions, warnings.
			\|Circumfixed
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|..}}</big>
			\|''hih cv́l baʼá''
			\|Introduces a hypothetical, thought or theory.
			\|Initial
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|...}}</big>
			\|''tv́v́ po''
			\|Marks restful phrasing.
			\|Final
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|,,}}</big>
			\|''tv́v́-tv́v́''
			\|Marks sad or tired phrasing.
			\|Final
			\|-
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|$}}</big>
			\|WIP
			\|Marks currency.
			\|Initial
	\|}		\|}

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	!Numeral		!Numeral
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|_}}</big>
			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|)}}</big>
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|0}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|0}}</big>
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|1}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|1}}</big>
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	!Decimal		!Decimal
	\| rowspan="2" \|0		\| colspan="3" rowspan="2" \|0
	\| rowspan="2" \|1		\| rowspan="2" \|1
	\| rowspan="2" \|4		\| rowspan="2" \|4
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	Numbers are written by concatenating symbols representing individual values, with the smallest on the left and increasing to the right. E.g. {{Cs\|hsk\|1135}} = 112<sub>8</sub> = 74<sub>10</sub>		Numbers are written by concatenating symbols representing individual values, with the smallest on the left and increasing to the right. E.g. {{Cs\|hsk\|1135}} = 112<sub>8</sub> = 74<sub>10</sub>

			Zero is represented by three distinct glyphs: {{Cs\|hsk\|0}} for the actual sense of a "null" or "void" amount, {{Cs\|hsk\|_}} for the baseline unit of a measurement, such as the origin in a [[Wikipedia:Cartesian coordinate system\|Cartesian plane]], and {{Cs\|hsk\|)}} for a "complete" or "fulfilled" amount.

	There exist simple fractional numerals as well.		There exist simple fractional numerals as well.
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
	!Numeral		!Numeral
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|/}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|½}}</big>
	\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|!}}</big>		\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|⅓}}</big>
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			\|<big>{{Cs\|hsk\|⅛}}</big>
	\|-		\|-
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	\| rowspan="2" \|~~1⁄4~~		\| rowspan="2" \|⅓
			\| rowspan="2" \|¼
			\| rowspan="2" \|⅕
			\| rowspan="2" \|⅙
			\| rowspan="2" \|⅐
	\|⅛		\|⅛
	\|-		\|-

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	{{Infobox religion\|icon=HashkaTrinity.svg\|icon_width=60px\|name=Hashka religion\|native_name={{cs\|hsk\|HkvnvZraF}} {{small\|([[Regal Dòn Proper\|RDP]])}}<br>{{cs\|hsk\|oAkxkaraA}} {{small\|([[Butakkin language\|Butakkin]])}}\|image=\|caption=\|type=[[Wikipedia:Ethnic religion\|Ethnic religion]]\|scripture=\|theology=Animistic\|language=[[Regal Dòn Proper]]\|territory=[[Anschuhe]], origin unclear}}'''Hashka religion''', sometimes called '''hashka Revelations''' or '''Hkunurá''', generally refers to the varied beliefs and mythologies of the [[hashka]] population of [[Anschuhe]]. It may be better understood as a non-unified group of closely related religions tracing their ancestry to the [[hashka proto-religion]]. As such, there are various "denominations," local variations of myths and rituals, as well as different literary traditions which nonetheless find common ground in overarching psychological, philosophical and cosmological concepts. These concepts are not only derived from their ancestor religion, but also through constant interaction amongst each other.		{{Infobox religion\|icon=HashkaTrinity.svg\|icon_width=60px\|name=Hashka religion\|native_name={{cs\|hsk\|HkvnvZraF}} {{small\|([[Regal Dòn Proper\|RDP]])}}<br>{{cs\|hsk\|k'eneHAraH}} {{small\|([[Outlands Dòn]])}}<br>{{cs\|hsk\|oAkxkaraA}} {{small\|([[Butakkin language\|Butakkin]])}}\|image=\|caption=\|type=[[Wikipedia:Ethnic religion\|Ethnic religion]]\|scripture=\|theology=Animistic\|language=[[Regal Dòn Proper]]\|territory=[[Anschuhe]], origin unclear}}'''Hashka religion''', sometimes called '''hashka Revelations''' or '''Hkunurá''', generally refers to the varied beliefs and mythologies of the [[hashka]] population of [[Anschuhe]]. It may be better understood as a non-unified group of closely related religions tracing their ancestry to the [[hashka proto-religion]]. As such, there are various "denominations," local variations of myths and rituals, as well as different literary traditions which nonetheless find common ground in overarching psychological, philosophical and cosmological concepts. These concepts are not only derived from their ancestor religion, but also through constant interaction amongst each other.

	== History ==		== History ==

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{{Infobox writing system|name=Lo script|native_name={{cs|hsk|hiH lF}}|type=Abugida|time=4589 CY to present|languages=[[Regal Dòn Proper]], [[Outlands Dòn]], [[Butakkin]], among others|fam1=[[Hashka proto-writing]]|fam2=[[Hashka hieroglyphs]]}}

The '''Lo script''' (rarely also reffered to as '''Hashka syllabics''') is an [[Wikipedia:Alphasyllabary|alphasyllabary]] used near universally throughout [[Anschuhe]] to encode [[hashka]] languages, including the literary [[Regal Dòn Proper]], which it was originally created for. Its name derives from the RDP word for "small," {{Cs|hsk|lF}} ''loó.''

== History ==

=== Origin ===
Lo was personally created in 4589 CY by Queen [[Hàanìì Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin|Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin]]. Prior to its invention, literacy was exclusive to highly educated scholars trained on a complex logographic system, [[Hashka hieroglyphs]] (nowadays called the ''Hieh'' script, from {{Cs|hsk|hieeG}} ''hieé'' "large"). Queen Dèeil-Iinshin, who wished to increase literacy in the [[RSS]] during its early industrialisation, created Lo with this purpose in mind.

=== Spread ===
Lo spread slowly and recalcitrantly, mostly due to several attempts at squandering its promulgation by hashka literati, who believed literacy should remain a private, high-class matter, which had no place in the lower castes. As such, for most of its infancy, the script was mostly used by the royal family, their close friends, and religious scholars.

The spread of Lo quickened in 4592 with its adoption by several courtesan males who, wishing to become literate but being otherwise untrained in the Hieh script, sought to be taught by monks, who taught them Lo due to its ease of use and adoption. These early courtesan Lo users caught the attention of Queen Dèeil-Iinshin, who promoted their works as foundational literature. These works, now known as the [[Five-Hundred and Twelve and a Half Stories]] ({{Cs|hsk|kiBkvAnuA biA6/}} ''Kíìkv́nú bi100½''), were a collection of prosaic and poetic romantic, tragic and comedic stories, and the earliest proper pieces of Lo literature (not counting earlier epistolary works or diaries). The courtesan authors were assigned important scholarly positions and their works were taught in schools, leading to wider recognition of the script.

=== Modern day ===
As of 4627 CY, the Lo script is widely used across the near-entirety of the continent. Although literacy remains low in the more rural areas, urbanised areas see high rates, mostly thanks to the Lo script and its heavy promotion by royal hashka castes.

== Letters ==

=== Consonants ===
The following table shows Lo script letters in their canonical ''kwomodo'' order, as specified by queen Dèeil-Iinshin, as well as their names and pronunciations in [[Regal Dòn Proper]]. All letters have an implicit /o/.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
!Letter
!Rom.
!Name
!IPA
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|kw}}</big>
|kw
|''kweʼé''
|/kʷo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|m}}</big>
|m
|''moó''
|/mo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|d}}</big>
|d
|''dùunil''
|/do/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|n}}</big>
| rowspan="2" |n
|''náá''
|/no/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|N}}</big>
|''vn nóó''
|/-n/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|r}}</big>
| rowspan="2" |r
|''ruʼú''
|/ro/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|R}}</big>
|''vr nóó''
|/-r/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|f}}</big>
|f
|''fosoó''
|/ɸo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|l}}</big>
| rowspan="2" |l
|''leéwv́''
|/lo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|L}}</big>
|''vl nóó''
|/-l/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|c}}</big>
|c
|''ciíjí''
|/t͡ʃo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|h}}</big>
| rowspan="2" |h
|''honeé''
|/xo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|H}}</big>
|''vh nóó''
|/-x/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|z}}</big>
|hl
|''hláh''
|/ɬo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|sh}}</big>
|sh
|''shigùul''
|/ʃo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|q}}</big>
|ng
|''ngo''
|/ŋo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|gw}}</big>
|gw
|''gwvnv́''
|/gʷo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|t}}</big>
|t
|''tv́v́''
|/to/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|p}}</big>
|p
|''podol''
|/po/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|s}}</big>
|s
|''soná''
|/so/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|k}}</big>
|k
|''kùuhlan''
|/ko/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|j}}</big>
|j
|''jiraʼá''
|/d͡ʒo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|b}}</big>
|b
|''bol''
|/bo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|g}}</big>
|g
|''go''
|/go/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|w}}</big>
|w
|''iwvv́''
|/wo/
|}
Four additional letters were added in the early 4620s for easier transcription of [[Outlands Dòn]] and other languages with ejective stops.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
!Letter
!Rom.
!Name
!IPA
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|c'}}</big>
|cʼ
|''ecʼáɂ''
|/tɕʼo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|t'}}</big>
|tʼ
|''ytuútʼuub''
|/tʼo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|p'}}</big>
|pʼ
|''ípʼao''
|/pʼo/
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|k'}}</big>
|kʼ
|''kʼeera''
|/kʼo/
|}

=== Vowels ===
Vowels in Lo are appended to the consonants they follow, either in the form of diacritics (/a/, /i/ and /ə/), next to the base glyph (/u/) or by directly modifying the base glyph (/e/). /o/ is implicit.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+
!Letter
!On <big>{{Cs|hsk|p}}</big>
!Rom.
!Name
!IPA
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|o}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|p}}</big>
|o
|oroin
|/o/ [ɤᵝ]
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|ii}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|pi}}</big>
|i
|iin
|[i]
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|aa}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|pa}}</big>
|a
|àa
|[a]
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|ee}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|pe}}</big>
|e
|eén
|[e]
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|vv}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|pv}}</big>
|v
|vfe
|[ə]
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|uu}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|pu}}</big>
|u
|ùú
|/u/ [ɯᵝ]
|}

=== Tones ===
Tones in Lo are independent letters appended at the ends of syllables.
{| class="wikitable"
!Length
!Tone
!IPA
!Glyph
!Rom.
|-
! rowspan="3" |Short
|Atonal
|Varies
| rowspan="2" | -
| rowspan="2" |a
|-
|Low
|˩
|-
|High
|˦
|{{Cs|hsk|A}}
|á
|-
! rowspan="10" |Long
|Low
|˩
|{{Cs|hsk|D}}
|aa
|-
|High
|˦
|{{Cs|hsk|S}}
|áa
|-
|Light rising
|˨˧
|{{Cs|hsk|F}}
|aá
|-
|Light falling
|˧˩
|{{Cs|hsk|G}}
|àa
|-
|Heavy rising
|˧˥
|{{Cs|hsk|Z}}
|áá
|-
|Heavy falling
|˥˨
|{{Cs|hsk|X}}
|àà
|-
|Glottalised rising
|˧˥ˀ
|{{Cs|hsk|C}}
|aʼá
|-
|Glottalised falling
|˥˨ˀ
|{{Cs|hsk|V}}
|àʼa
|-
|Convex
|˨˥˧
|{{Cs|hsk|B}}
|áà
|-
|Concave
|˧˩˦
|{{Cs|hsk|M}}
|àá
|}

=== Punctuation ===
Lo uses the following punctuation marks
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
!Letter
!Name
!Usage
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|,}}</big>
|''tií''
|Separating ideas within a sentence, listing.
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|.}}</big>
|''tií-tií''
|Separating sentences.
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|:}}</big>
|''tií bíhrur''
|Separating paragraphs.
|-
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|-}}</big>
|''tií-tv́v́''
|Quotations.
|}

== Numerals ==
Lo numerals are octal, additive, and read right to left.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
!Numeral
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|0}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|1}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|2}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|3}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|4}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|5}}</big>
|<big>WIP</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|6}}</big>
|<big>WIP</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|7}}</big>
|-
!Decimal
| rowspan="2" |0
| rowspan="2" |1
| rowspan="2" |4
|8
|32
|64
|256
|512
|2048
|4096
|-
!Octal
|10
|40
|100
|400
|1000
|4000
|10000
|}
Numbers are written by concatenating symbols representing individual values, with the smallest on the left and increasing to the right. E.g. {{Cs|hsk|1135}} = 1128 = 7410

There exist simple fractional numerals as well.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
!Numeral
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|/}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|!}}</big>
|<big>{{Cs|hsk|%}}</big>
|-
!Decimal
| rowspan="2" |½
| rowspan="2" |1⁄4
|⅛
|-
!Octal
!⅒
|}
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	<br>''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''\|pronunciation=[dɤ̃˩ xa:˧˩ni:˩ʃĩ˩ naː˧˥ʃĩ˦]\|states=Northwestern [[Anschuhe]]\|ethnicity=[[Niishka people]]\|speakers=\|date=\|speakers2=\|familycolor=Hro-Don\|fam2=Don\|fam3=Western Don\|fam4=\|ancestor=[[Proto-Hro-Don language\|Proto-Hro-Don]]\|ancestor2=Proto-Don\|ancestor3=\|script=[[Lo script]], [[Hashka hieroglyphs]] (historical)\|nation={{flag\|RSS}}\|lingua=\|glottorefname=Regal Dòn Proper}}		<br>''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''\|pronunciation=[dɤ̃˩ xa:˧˩ni:˩ʃĩ˩ naː˧˥ʃĩ˦]\|states=Northwestern [[Anschuhe]]\|ethnicity=[[Niishka people]]\|speakers=\|date=\|speakers2=\|familycolor=Hro-Don\|fam2=Don\|fam3=Western Don\|fam4=\|ancestor=[[Proto-Hro-Don language\|Proto-Hro-Don]]\|ancestor2=Proto-Don\|ancestor3=\|script=[[Lo script]], [[Hashka hieroglyphs]] (historical)\|nation={{flag\|RSS}}\|lingua=\|glottorefname=Regal Dòn Proper}}

	'''Regal Dòn Proper''' ({{cs\|hsk\|dN haGniXshiN ~~naZshiNA~~}} ''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''), otherwise '''Regal Dòn''', '''Dòn Proper''' or simply '''Dòn''', often abbreviated into '''RDP''', is a [[Hro-Don languages\|Hro-Don language]] of the [[Don languages\|Don]] branch. Although not a vulgar language, a role filled by its various relatives (such as [[Outlands Dòn]], a sister to Regal Dòn), and being quite ancient (~1100 years old), it survives as the formal lingua franca of literature, religion and politics across the near-totality of the [[hashka]] populations of [[Anschuhe]]. It is of particular interest to linguists for its large toneme inventory and for being a non-hominin language (i.e. not originally spoken by either humans or [[Jötunn\|jötnar]]).		'''Regal Dòn Proper''' ({{cs\|hsk\|dN haGniXshiN naZshiAN}} ''Don Hàanììshin Nááshín''), otherwise '''Regal Dòn''', '''Dòn Proper''' or simply '''Dòn''', often abbreviated into '''RDP''', is a [[Hro-Don languages\|Hro-Don language]] of the [[Don languages\|Don]] branch. Although not a vulgar language, a role filled by its various relatives (such as [[Outlands Dòn]], a sister to Regal Dòn), and being quite ancient (~1100 years old), it survives as the formal lingua franca of literature, religion and politics across the near-totality of the [[hashka]] populations of [[Anschuhe]]. It is of particular interest to linguists for its large toneme inventory and for being a non-hominin language (i.e. not originally spoken by either humans or [[Jötunn\|jötnar]]).

	Although originally written with a complex logographic script ([[Hashka hieroglyphs]]), in an attempt to increase literacy rates across the [[RSS]], former queen [[Hàanìì Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin\|Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin]], personally created the [[Lo script]] (from {{Cs\|hsk\|lF}} ''loó'' meaning "small") in 4589 CY. This proved mildly effective, and since then the script has expanded to the rest of the continent, being adapted and modified to serve various hashka languages beyond RDP.		Although originally written with a complex logographic script ([[Hashka hieroglyphs]]), in an attempt to increase literacy rates across the [[RSS]], former queen [[Hàanìì Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin\|Ngo Ngar Dèeil-Iinshin]], personally created the [[Lo script]] (from {{Cs\|hsk\|lF}} ''loó'' meaning "small") in 4589 CY. This proved mildly effective, and since then the script has expanded to the rest of the continent, being adapted and modified to serve various hashka languages beyond RDP.