Appendix:Lapine

Lapine is a fictional language created by author Richard Adams for his 1972 novel Watership Down.

Selected words

• elil (“enemies”)
• embleer (“having the smell of a fox”)
• flay (“food”)
• flayrah (“good food”)
• Frith (“Sun”)
• Frithrah (“oh my God”)
• fu-Inlé (“after moonrise”)
• hain (“song”)
• hlao (“depression in the ground holding moisture”)
• hlessi (“wandering rabbit”)
• homba (“fox”)
• hrair (“many”)
• hraka (“droppings; shit”)
• hrududu (“human-made machine”)
• Inlé (“moon; moonrise; fear”)
• lendri (“badger”)
• li (“head”)
• marli (“doe; mother”)
• m'saion (“we meet them”)
• narn (“tasty”)
• ni-Frith (“noon”)
• nildro (“blackbird”)
• Owsla (“elite guard of a warren”)
• pfeffa (“cat”)
• silf (“outside”)
• silflay (“to feed outside”)
• tharn (“paralyzed with fear”)
• thlay (“fur”)
• threar (“rowan”)
• u (“the”)
• vair (“to excrete”)
• yona (“hedgehog”)
• zorn (“destroyed; alas”)

Suffixes

• -il (“plural”)
• -rah (“honorific”)
• -roo (“diminutive”)

See also

Artistic languages view, edit

Languages

Tolkienian languages: Adûni · Black Speech · Quenya · Sindarin
Other: Belter Creole · Dothraki · Eloi · High Valyrian · Klingon · Láadan · Lapine · Mandalorian · Naʼvi · Toki Pona

Scripts

Klingon · Tengwar