Cauramu, sa eidos eierses,
avikat jakdhei ta eidaum hasandhnti
eidaum-abi lusaneis.
“The sea which birthed us gives us all we need.”
Gloss:
- cauramu = noun, “sea”
- sa = relative pronoun, “who”
- eidos = personal pronoun, 1st person plural accusative
- eiera = verb, “to give birth, to begin, to launch (a ship).” Here 3rd person indicative preterite perfect.
- vikat = adjective, “all, every one.” Here accusative plural.
- akdhei = noun, “thing.” Here accusative plural.
- ta = relative pronoun, “which”
- eidaum = personal pronoun, 1st person plural nominative
- hasandha = verb, “to need, to want, to be in lack of.” Here 1st person indicative plural imperfect.
- eidaum-abi = 1st person plural personal pronoun, with dative preposition indicating this noun is the object of lusaneis.
- lusaneia = verb, “to give.” Here 3rd person indicative singular imperfect.
Written in late 3rd Eon Amborian Script:

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