Structure: Ailese

Created by the ancient Elder Eerns, Ailese is a complicated language, much more involved and variable than most other languages. Its structure oftentimes takes years to learn and lifetimes to master.

Structure
While the meaning of words in Ailese is derived from the parts of the word like most other languages, instead of having a linear order of definition (prefix to suffix, suffix to prefix), Ailese words are defined in the alphabetical order of the parts. i.e. Cheridith is defined in the order of Che-, -d-, -ith, ri-.

Ailese words also have up to two prefixes and a maximum of three suffixes. In the case of Cheridith, it has two prefixes, Che-, which is its first prefix, and ri- which is its second prefix, and one suffix, -ith. This makes it a second degree first class word.

Ailese nouns always have at least a prefix or suffix and a body. The prefixes and suffixes are adjectives to the meaning while the body is a noun.

List of Components

 * 1) Bodies
 * 2) First Prefixes
 * 3) First Suffixes
 * 4) Second Prefixes
 * 5) Second Suffixes
 * 6) Sentence Structure
 * 7) Third Suffixes