Spahbod Posted December 29, 2011 Report Share Posted December 29, 2011 These are the one I could find using the remaining texts. There are websites in Internet with more words probably so more translations will be appreciated.Note:Remember that syllables which are started with "s" and a consonant right after it are not pronounced the way they are pronounced in English. For example in English, "start" is pronounced like "Estart" omitting "E". But in Old Persian, "sparabara" is pronounced like a "Siparabara" with the "i" omitted. The same goes with š.Note:The letter "a" in the end of the words must be pronounced very weak. In a way that it will be nearly omitted.Idle:tuvama hamarānakaraframāna (Rising tone. It is a question)spasyāadam xšaiya (š is like "sh" in "sheep")Move:parā (Falling tone)aramiyhacā tuvam framāna (c is like "ch" in "china")Attack:pariy hamarāna (Rising tone)taga (Better to be acted with anger like tagaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa)partara (Steady tone with anger)Build:taxšamiy (š is like "sh" in "sheep")Gathering Wood:draxtakaramiyGathering Mines:kanamiy zamaGathering Food:thāigarciamiy (c is like "ch" in "china")Hunt:škāramiy (š is like "sh" in "sheep") Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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