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<!-- presgard di hellis -->
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<html lang="en">
<head>
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<div class="top-nav">
<div class="top-nav-container">
<a href="#grammar-section">Grammar</a>
<a href="#dictionary-section">Dictionary</a>
<a href="#examples-section">Examples</a>
<a href="#sources-section">Sources</a>
<a href="#phrases-section">Phrases</a>
</div>
</div>
<br>
<div class="container">
<h1>Hermes Language Guide</h1>
</p>
<div class="section-content">
<p>Hermes is a mystical language within the world of <b>Lord of the Mysteries</b>, derived from Ancient
Hermes.
It serves as a medium for rituals, spells, and secret communication among Beyonders and scholars. Unlike
ordinary
tongues, Hermes carries supernatural resonance speaking it can invoke or guide mystical forces. Its
structure was
refined from Ancient Hermes to improve concealment and protection, making it safer for use in the
current era.
Scholars consider Hermes the bridge between mortal understanding and the divine, a language that
channels will
and intention directly into reality when spoken with precision.</p>
<br>
<span class="notes">Taken directly from Season 1 Episode 10 of the donghua.</span>
</div>
<h2 id="grammar-section">Grammar & Structure</h2>
<div class="section-content">
<p>The modern Hermes language is based on Ancient Hermes and has specific rules that shape its meaning:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Punctuation & Case:</strong>
Unlike english there are no punctuation marks, and all letters are treated the same, with no
uppercase or
lowercase distinction. This can lead to different interpretations and or understandings based on
context or
sentence structure.
</li>
<li><strong>Word Separation:</strong>
Words do not need to be separated by spaces. Instead, sentences can be divided by a space or a new
line. For
example, "dihellis loga di arder" can be interpreted differently depending on how one chooses to
break the
sentence.
<ul>
<li><strong>Breaking it down "dihellis loga di arder":</strong>
- "di" (the) links to "hellis" (fool), meaning that we are talking about a specific fool as
they are
together. It continues with "loga" (from) "di arder" (the past). meaning they are from the
past or have
some connection to past events depending on context.
</li>
<li><strong>Reading it in full "di hellis loga di arder":</strong>
- Could imply that the fool is not just from the past but is connected in some way, it could
mean "The
Fool is the past," indicating that the fool is of a previous time.
</li>
<li><strong>Pausing after "di hellis":</strong>
- Pausing after "di hellis," could mean a general statement about fools or a fool in
relation to past a
event and or events.
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>Word Formation:</strong>
Hermes words are created using the Chinese Pinyin system. To form a word, take the first letter of
each
character's pronunciation and add the last letter of the final character. This compact structure
allows for
different meanings based on the characters used.
</li>
</ul>
<p>In Hermes, intention is often implied by the sentence structure:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Order of Words:</strong> The arrangement of words can change the meaning or focus. For
example, "The
cat chased the mouse" emphasises the cat, while "The mouse was chased by the cat" emphasises the
mouse.</li>
<li><strong>Contextual Meaning:</strong> The same word can mean different things based on context an or
order.
For instance, "light" can refer to brightness or something not heavy, depending on how it’s used.
</li>
<li><strong>Implied Relationships:</strong> Relationships between words are often suggested rather than
stated.
For example, in "Inleukam fa galik" (his revelation like a star), the word structure implies
possession
without directly saying "his." or a pronoun.</li>
</ul>
<div class="container">
Example: Loen Kingdom<br>
Chinese Pinyin: Lu-En-Wang-Guo<br>
First letters: L, E, W, G<br>
Last letter of final pinyin ('Guo'): O<br>
Hermes: lewgo
</div>
<br>
<div class="container">
Example: The Fool's Honorific Name<br>
Chinese Pinyin: bu shuyu zhege shidai de yuzhe<br>
Hermes: bsyzgsddyze
</div>
</div>
<h2 id="dictionary-section">Dictionary</h2>
<div class="section-content">
<p>A list of known words and their meanings in Hermes, sorted alphabetically.</p>
<div id="dictionary-list">
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">amantha</span>: tranquility
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">arder</span>: the past/previous/old
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">ardeplos</span>: knowledge
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">blodisen</span>: upon me/relating to self, or Bless
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">cradem</span>: prophecy
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">crenne</span>: ignite/begin
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">comagon</span>: Protect (me)
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">dapentir</span>: Farewell/goodbye
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">darik</span>: Must
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">deknosapo</span>: undisputable majesty
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">de</span>: un
<br><span class="notes">(prefix - speculation/derived)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">derun</span>: reveal
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">di</span>: the
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">dienplos</span>: departure
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">dirom</span>: journey
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">dirum</span>: long journey
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">distarion</span>: Uncertainty
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">ditrening</span>: difficult/draining
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">duok</span>: People/Person
<br><span class="notes">(Contextual)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">du</span>: All
<br><span class="notes">(speculation/derived)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">dubita</span>: temple/sacred plane
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">facera</span>: Holy bestowal/Saviours gift
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">fa</span>: Like
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">fargetam</span>: forget
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">fomas</span>: letters/text
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">fortunoneg</span>: fortune
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">freron</span>: close friend
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">furan</span>: from (origin)
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">galeik</span>: star/cosmological entity
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">gumantatemuf</span>: Humanity will
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">gup</span>: High/situated above (all gods?)
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">gur</span>: High (seems like variation of gup)
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">hellis</span>: Fool
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">hiturf</span>: bright light/holiness
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">inleukam</span>: Revelation
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">kapa</span>: light
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">kava</span>: buried in
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">kelfi</span>: above
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">knosapo</span>: disputable glory/disputable/dispute
<br><span class="notes">(speculation & depends on context</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">kukung</span>: Gods?
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">laforcip</span>: Supremacy/great power
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">lagrowitan</span>: Conspiracry or deception
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">lauberan</span>: Prayer
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">latik</span>: divine/gods
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">leu</span>: Road
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">leuk</span>: road towards
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">lloca</span>: immortal
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">loga</span>: from (seperation)
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">merplos</span>: Kindness and trust = benevolence
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">meta</span>: Multiple (lots)
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">metho</span>: Response
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">muf</span>: Will
<br><span class="notes">(speculation - feels like an add on of a word)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">na</span>: me
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">navo</span>: posessing
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">nefargetam</span>: Dont forget
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">nefortunoneg</span>: pain and suffering = Misfortune
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">nelloca</span>: in the gray fog? or Saving mortals
<br><span class="notes">(speculation, in doubt)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">nescippan</span>: not hidden/omniscience
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">nun</span>: everything
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">nureidan</span>: obstacles
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">offina</span>: come to
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">ornventien</span>: hearts of demons = the unholy
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">pagem</span>: unquestionable
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">plos</span>: undeniable
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">poperapo</span>: Remnants = prior to
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">pre</span>: Believers
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">presgard</span>: Praise
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">prophes</span>: truth
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">protasplos</span>: Eternal blessing/positive regards
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">riban</span>: Dearest companions/friends
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">rum</span>: short journey
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">run</span>: Hide
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">salvenen</span>: shaped with
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">scecana</span>: Phobos/Terror inducing
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">scippan</span>: hidden
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">sicaplos</span>: act of respiration/breath
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">solvas</span>: Sacrifice
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">starion</span>: certainty
<br><span class="notes">(speculation)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">sterinoda</span>: Leading
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">thusandik</span>: thousands
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">timan</span>: End
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">troom</span>: dreams
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">troomuti</span>: await
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">tronena</span>: new saint
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">troquen</span>: Torch
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">trunnunapo</span>: Illuminating
</div>
<div class="dictionary-entry">
<span class="dictionary-word">un</span>: a
<br><span class="notes">(certainty: high)</span>
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<span class="dictionary-word">ubinpro</span>: evil
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<span class="dictionary-word">uns</span>: You/your (related to un=a)
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<span class="dictionary-word">vera</span>: oracle
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<span class="dictionary-word">volord</span>: the world
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<span class="dictionary-word">wilan</span>: God
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<h2 id="phrases-section">Known Phrases</h2>
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<p>These are known multi-word phrases in Hermes, with explanations of their grammatical structure and
meaning:</p>
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<span class="dictionary-word">dihellis loga di arder</span>:
<strong>The Fool who does not belong to this era.</strong>
<br><span class="notes">
di: the, <strong>hellis</strong>: fool, <strong>loga</strong>: from (indicating separation),
di: the, <strong>arder</strong>: past/old (used to imply “this era” or “previous times”).
<em>This phrase functions as a noun phrase where “the Fool” is modified by the relative clause “from
the
past.”</em>
</span>
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<span class="dictionary-word">digup kelfi di nelloca</span>:
<strong>The Mysterious Ruler above the gray fog.</strong>
<br><span class="notes">
di: the, <strong>gup</strong>: high/situated above (implying ruler),
<strong>kelfi</strong>: above, di: the, <strong>nelloca</strong>: gray fog.
<em>This is a prepositional phrase “above the gray fog” modifying “the Ruler.”</em>
</span>
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<span class="dictionary-word">di wilan fa yellow fa black muf fortunoneg</span>:
<strong>The God who wields the power of yellow and black fortune.</strong>
<br><span class="notes">
di: the, <strong>wilan</strong>: God, <strong>fa</strong>: like (used to connect colors),
<strong>yellow</strong>: directly substituted, <strong>fa</strong>: like,
<strong>black</strong>: directly substituted, <strong>muf</strong>: will (implying action),
<strong>fortunoneg</strong>: fortune/good luck.
<em>The two “fa” elements form a compound adjective (“yellow and black”) modifying “God.”</em>
</span>
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<span class="dictionary-word">du merplos un facera</span>:
<strong>All kindness is a holy gift.</strong>
<br><span class="notes">
<strong>du</strong>: all, <strong>merplos</strong>: kindness and trust = benevolence,
<strong>un</strong>: a, <strong>facera</strong>: holy bestowal.
<em>A subject-predicate structure: “all kindness” (subject) + “is a holy gift” (predicate).</em>
</span>
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<span class="dictionary-word">di arder loga di dienplos</span>:
<strong>The past does not depart.</strong>
<br><span class="notes">
di: the, <strong>arder</strong>: past/previous, <strong>loga</strong>: from (indicating separation),
di: the, <strong>dienplos</strong>: departure.
<em>A declarative sentence: “The past” (subject) + “from departure” (predicate implying refusal to
leave).</em>
</span>
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<span class="notes">All translations have been double-checked to the best of my ability. I only checked if they
were
accurate <i>enough</i>. These translations may change in the future as new sources and research become
available. Please make a pull request/issue if you believe there is a mistake or message me on discord
(teemsploit).</span>
<h2 id="examples-section">Example Translation</h2>
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<p>Here is an example translation into the Hermes language, along with explanations for the choices made and
substitutions used:</p>
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<span class="dictionary-word">dihellis loga di arder; digup kelfi di nelloca; di wilan fa yellow fa
black muf
fortunoneg</span>:
<strong>The Fool that doesn’t belong to this era;</strong>
<strong>The Mysterious Ruler above the gray fog;</strong>
<strong>The King of Yellow and Black who wields good luck.</strong>
<br><span class="notes">
di: the, <strong>hellis</strong>: fool, <strong>loga</strong>: from (implying separation), di: the,
<strong>arder</strong>: past/previous/old (used to imply the current era);
di: the, <strong>gup</strong>: high/situated above (implying a ruler), <strong>kelfi</strong>:
above, di: the,
<strong>nelloca</strong>: gray fog;
di: the, <strong>wilan</strong>: God (used to imply a king), <strong>fa</strong>: like (to connect
colors),
<strong>yellow</strong>: (substituted directly),
<strong>fa</strong>: like, <strong>black</strong>: (substituted directly), <strong>muf</strong>:
will
(implying action), <strong>fortunoneg</strong>: good luck.
</span>
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<h2 id="sources-section">Sources</h2>
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<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/LordofTheMysteries/comments/1n3pc42/lotm_general_writing_in_hermes/"
target="_blank">Writing and Grammar Rules (Reddit - vktst)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKR6qIQehFs" target="_blank">"Officially" Translated Words
(YouTube
- mad3ub)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://lordofthemysteries.fandom.com/" target="_blank">General Info (Fandom
Wiki)</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R67yEtKPZPg" target="_blank">"Praise the Fool" in ancient
Hermes
language (Unoffical translation) - Miracle Invoker</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJZE_nDb-mY" target="_blank">"Praise the Fool" in ancient
Hermes
language - Offical lyric video</a></li>
<li><a href="https://lordofthemysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Praise_The_Fool" target="_blank">Praise The Fool
- LOTM
Fandom Wiki</a></li>
<li><a href="https://lordofthemysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Languages" target="_blank">Languages - LOTM
Fandom
Wiki</a></li>
<li>Physical Novel english</li>
</ul>
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