Augnilian

Augnilian is one of the two official languages of Augnil.

Consonants
In some dialects /l̥/ is realised as /ɬ/.

Vowels
There are six diphthongs, all with short and long variants: /aɪ aʏ aʊ eɪ øʏ oʊ/.

Nouns
Nouns have five cases: nominative, accusative, dative, locative and instrumental. They also have three numbers: singular, paucal and plural.

Nominal particles
Nouns are always preceded by a nominal particle, which gives information about possession and sometimes also specifies the meaning a bit. Below is a table of some of the most important ones.

Notes:
 * 1) U is used before singular or paucal nouns, y before plurals.
 * 2) Att is a formal and somewhat archaic alternative to láður.
 * 3) Vá is a shortened alternative to the more formal vádda.

Numerals

 * mǫ
 * 1) áuþi
 * 2) meðann
 * 3) þrý
 * 4) pókk
 * 5) nalla
 * 6) sœhlli
 * 7) hvítt
 * 8) ðråmm
 * 9) ęssá

Larger numbers are regular compounds: ęssamǫ (eleven), ęssáuþi (twelve), áuþessá (twenty), ðråmmęssáðråmm (ninety-nine), etc. The words for "hundred", "thousand", "million", etc. are borrowed from English: "hǫnnrað", "þáusann", "mílǫnn", etc.

Syntax
The basic word order in Augnilian is VSO.

Lexicon
For a dictionary of Augnilian, see here.