So why not make one?
Disclaimer
This will be a work-in-progress that I will update as time permits. It's not remotely complete in the state it's in now, but it's a decent start and I hope to continue working on it as time goes. Please inform me if anything is incorrect, and if you have a few word translations, I will happily accept them and add them to the dictionary.
Also, I'm only doing words that are canonical to the games. I'm no Merriam Webster, and I don't plan on naming norns every solitary word in the English language to see what it sounds like in Bibble. I will, however, try to extend my reach across all the generations of the games so that I can get the biggest dictionary possible. Thanks for understanding!
Preface
The words in here will be in alphabetical order. Any differences in pronunciation of a word in generations of Creatures games or between different genders of norns will also be noted. There are no grendel versions of the words (I plan on a separate link for that), but this will be compatible with both norns and ettins.
Vowels have Latin-based pronunciation in this transcription, which implies the following:
- "A" sounds like the "o" in "mom"
- "E" sounds like the "e" in "bed"
- "I" sounds like the "ee" in "sleep"
- "O" sounds like the "o" in "no"
- "U" sounds like the "oo" in "loot"
Diphthongs have English-based pronunciation in this transcription (assume soft "th" sounds).
Emphasis in the words will be shown via underlines on the syllable in question.
English to (Anglicized) Bibble
Here we go:
- Angry: dohenyoraha
- Badbug (pest): mahebahi
- Badplant: madapahito
- Button: mahebahi
- Come: bepeta (female); opeta (male)
- Computer: bepebodipa
- Detritus: mahenyohobeda
- Drop: mahobi
- Eat: mado
- Food: dorado
- Fruit: dohobi
- Get: yoha
- Implement: chihihodiho
- Left: yadiha
- Lift: chidiha
- Look: yarabi
- Maybe: mahida
- Norn: dorabi
- Plant: ohenyoho
- Pull: yahado
- Push: yabebi
- Rest: chirabi
- Run: chito
- Stop: dorabi
- Think: chitenyoho
- Tired: weraha
- Toy: dohi
- Weather: mahenyohenyoda
- What: dohenyoto
- Why: dobi
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