Pajonno Bramanni

Pajonno Bramanni Sjumaja ("Northern Earthen-One Speech") or simply Bramanni is the language of the Northern bremin peoples of Svernaija. It is based on Finnish, as such, it is heavily agglutinative and synthetic. Unlike Finnish, it only relies on affixes, with only occasional differences depending on inflection.

Anijan scholars view the language as very difficult and very confusing to non-native speakers due to the immense amount of affixes and bizarre rules (or lack of rules, in many cases). Sound-wise, many believe it sounds rough and guttural, equating to collection of "gibberish, growls, and barks."

There are only two "dialects", those who speak the language that pronounce the "aa" syllable doubled up as "Ah-Ah" or stretched out as "Aaah".

Status and Distribution
Pajonno Bramanni is a major language in two nations: the Sultanate of Kotimaa and the Kingdom of Naeriga, both of which contain very large populations of bremin.

While many snow and river bremin retain the language, it is mainly concentrated and spoken in Northern Svernaija. The concentration of speakers is most noticeable in Naeriga, where locations are named in Bramanni.

While Kotimaa does have many speakers, the only official language is Iyő Brenyarra-Dyilve ("Proper Earthen-One Speech") and everyone is encouraged to learn and speak it other than the "primitive" languages of their tribal cousins..

Otherwise, scattered tribes in the North AND South also speak it.

Lexicon and Grammar
All bremin languages, compared to Commontongue, have a much smaller core vocabulary than most languages and use suffixes and prefixes to greater degree, even to the point of using root words themselves as affixes.

There are no concrete rules for how affixes are applied to make specific words, but generally, they are compiled as such: Third Adjective~Second Adjective~Root Word~Modifying Root~First Adjective~Preposition.

Rare words known as "Particles" are short one to two syllable words that can be on their own in the middle of a sentence, such as the word "Jo" which means "And".

Sentences are arranged in such a way that the object is declared first, then the subject, then the action and direction of which the subject and object interact. (OSV)

Examples of words.
"Pajonno Bramanni" - "Northern Earthen One"

Literally: "Clay One of the Direction of Wind"
 * Pajo - "Direction"
 * Onno - "Wind"
 * Bram - "Clay, Dirt, Earth"
 * An - The number "One"
 * Ni - Suffix used to indicate relation to something ~ "Of"

Examples of Sentences.
"Aa! Aansa Einaari säkutsada." - "Hello! My name is Aansa."
 * Literally: "Hey! Aansa my self is called."