Dictionary: Taloivi

Ulle = strength, power
Mie = I, my
Miema = we, our
Omiema = us, ours
Tie = they (SG), their (SG)
Otie = them (SG), theirs (SG)
Tiema = they (PL), their (PL)
Otiema = them (PL), theirs (PL)
Vie = you, your
Loja = seek, seeking, to seek
Lojae = sought
Haervult = wander, wandering, to wander
Haervultte = wandered
Lorja = find, finding, to find
Lorjae - found
Sulat = swallow, swallowing, to swallow
Sulatte = swallowed
Mi = is (SG)
Ma = is (PL)
Nja = by
-tu = the
Jeri = sea
Mae sulatte njae jeritu miema = We were swallowed by the sea (lit. Were swallowed by the sea we)
Yie = and
Li = in
Pama = darkness
Yie lorjae omiema li pamatu miema! = And found ourselves in darkness (lit. And found us in the darkness we)
Tu = this
Jar = light, the sun, providence, redemption
Eiv- = -less
Eivi = without
Eivjar = lightless, irredeemable, desolate
Mja = land
Haervult tusa mjasa-eivjar miema = We wander these lightless lands (lit. Wander these lands-lightless we)
-am = a
Akera = return
Pa = to
Vasji = life
Ma loja akeraam pa vasji miema = Seeking a return to life (lit. Are seeking a return to life we)
Lojajar = hope (lit. seeking light)

Language details (nonexhaustive, subject to change without notice)
- VOS word order (Verb-Object-Subject)
- Adjectives/adverbs come after the word they modify, and are connected with a hyphen
- Past tense is marked by 'e' after 'a', 'ae' after any other vowel, and reduplication + 'e' after a consonant
- Plurality is marked with 'sa'
- Passive voice is when you modify the verb with the infix "is ___ by" both sides of which should agree with the verb in tense and with the subject in plurality