This page consists of random unrelated ideas I've had which don't have enough to them to warrant their own page.
This expands on the archaic English words "Overmorrow" and "Ereyesterday", allowing for the user to refer to any day within the last or next month via use of tomorrow/yesterday-esque words somewhat based on numeral prefixes.
Amount of Days | Before | After |
---|---|---|
1 | Yesterday | Tomorrow |
2 | Ereyesterday | Overmorrow |
3 | Triesterday | Trimorrow |
4 | Quadesterday | Tetramorrow |
5 | Quintesterday | Quinmorrow |
6 | Hexesterday | Hexamorrow |
7 | Septesterday | Septorrow |
8 | Octesterday | Octarrow |
9 | Novesterday | Nomorrow |
10 | Dekesterday | Decmorrow |
11 | Elfesterday | Elfmorrow |
12 | Dozesterday | Dozorrow |
13 | Drazesterday | Drazemorrow |
14 | Eptwinesterday | Eptwinmorrow |
15 | Fimesterday | Fimorrow |
16 | Texesterday | Texmorrow |
17 | Septdekesterday | Septdecmorrow |
18 | Octdekesterday | Octadekarrow |
19 | Nodekesterday | Nodecmorrow |
20 | Vegesterday | Vegorrow |
21 | Univegesterday | Univegorrow |
22 | Duvegesterday | Duvegorrow |
23 | Trivegesterday | Trivegorrow |
24 | Tetravesterday | Tretravorrow |
25 | Quinvegesterday | Quinvegorrow |
26 | Hexvegesterday | Hexvegorrow |
27 | Septvegesterday | Septvegorrow |
28 | Octvegesterday | Octavegorrow |
29 | Novegesterday | Novegorrow |
30 | Trigenesterday | Trigenorrow |
31 | Trigelfesterday | Trigelforrow |
Thau pronouns are both first and second person, and can be used in writing to put the reader in the narrators shoes.
Nominative | Accusative | Independent Genitive | Dependent Genitive | Reflexive | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Singular | Thau | Thau | Thaus | Thaun | Thaunself |
This system for referring to people in the third-person gets rid of gender, and instead uses the order in which people are mentioned in a conversation (ex. The first person mentioned would be "Ha", the second person would be "He").
Nominative | Accusative | Independent Genitive | Dependent Genitive | Reflexive | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
First | Ha | Ham | Has | Has | Hamself |
Second | He | Heem | Hees | Hees | Heemself |
Third | Hi | Him | His | His | Himself |
Fourth | Ho | Hom | Hos | Hos | Homself |
Fifth | Hu | Hum | Hus | Hus | Humself |
Sixth | Hy | Hym | Hys | Hys | Hymself |
Seventh | Hae | Haem | Haes | Haes | Haemself |
This system takes the typical numeral prefixes found in English and expands them to include unique prefixes for 11-19. These new prefixes are based on number names from Old English. Numbers above twenty have the typical prefixes.
Number | Prefix |
---|---|
1 | Uni |
2 | Bi/Du |
3 | Tri |
4 | Quad/Tetra |
5 | Quint/Penta |
6 | Sexa/Hexa |
7 | Sept/Hepta |
8 | Octo |
9 | Nona |
10 | Deca |
11 | Endle |
12 | Twelfe |
13 | Threo |
14 | Feo |
15 | Fifti |
16 | Siexa |
17 | Seofa |
18 | Eahta |
19 | Nigo |
20 | Viginti |
Currency names from a document buried in my google drive years ago.
Amount | Name |
---|---|
$0.0001 | Nothings |
$0.001 | Mil |
$0.005 | Pentamil |
$0.01 | Penny |
$0.02 | Duenny |
$0.03 | Trienny |
$0.04 | Quadney |
$0.05 | Nickle |
$0.10 | Dime |
$0.25 | Quarter |
$0.50 | Half |
$0.75 | Pac |
$1.00 | Dollar |
$2.00 | Duodollar |
$3.00 | Tridollar |
$4.00 | Quardollar |
$5.00 | Pentadollar |
$10.00 | Decadollar |
$20.00 | Vecidollar |
$50.00 | Pecidollar |
$100.00 | Centidollar |
$200.00 | Vecentidollar |
$500.00 | Pecentidollar |
$1,000.00 | Chilliadollar |
$5,000.00 | Pechilliadollar |
$10,000.00 | Dechilliadollar |
$100,000.00 | Cenilliadollar |