Wow thank you for the in-depth explanation! Language and translation is so cool :)
Yes, I must have gotten carried away translating the prince/princess words by giving them their possible royal titles instead of just son/daughter.
Super helpful!
My absolute favorite type of gameeee!!!!! The deduction difficulty level is perfect to progress at a nice pace and feel like a genius translator lol
Spoilers!!!! These are the translations I made over the course of the game but I probably missed terms I didn't end up writing down
Beelain: Queen consort
Beelen: Royal consort
Beelon: Prince consort
Beirvet: Spouse
Bervait: Wife
Beirvot: Husband
Calseraim: Godmother
Calserom: Godfather
Cyne: Ruler
Efscet: Snake
Olesata: Coming of age expedition/adventure?
Oleth: Child
Oloth-vol's beirvait's leevoth: younger sons wife's younger brother
Olaith: Princess
Olaith-til: Crown princess
Olaith-obrao: Granddaughter
Oloth: Prince
Oloth-til: Crown prince
Oloth-obrao: Grandson
Oloth-vol: Younger son?
Leeveth: Younger sibling
Leevaith: Younger sister
Leevoth: Younger brother
Seilait: Niece
Seilot: Nephew
Sevel: Sibling
Sevol: Older brother
Solaam: Some kind of giant creature
Tale-sevol: Parent-older brother?
Todii: Idiot
Tabeir: Marriage
Talai: Mother
Talai-obrao: Grandmother
Talo: Father
Talo-obrao: Grandfather
Theevi: The kingdoms subjects
Vaiteth: Enemies
Varalen: Family/House
Varvei: Celebration
Varvei-cynvei: Coronation
Varvei-tabeir: Wedding
RULES OF SUCCESSION
When the current cyne (ruler) dies or is no longer able to perform their duties, their youngest oleth (child) who has a beirvet (spouse) or is betrothed and has passed their olesata (coming of age trial) is heir and shall become cyne (ruler). If they do not have an oleth (child) that is a suitable heir, then succession passes to their youngest sevel (sibling), or that sevel's (siblings) descendants if needed.
Gonna play every other game jamwitch have made now :)))
My memorial to Grandma.
The stones with holes stood out to me, so I put them in the centre below her head. It seemed to signify her last years, her being not quite whole.
A delicate flower lays on each part around her, a little memory they brought back.
The line of stones, a barrier from the river which held her away for so long.
I hope she enjoys eternal rest and her little memorial, too.
