Storish language

The Storish language (Storish: stórska) is a Hurmu–Norse language, historically spoken as the high prestige language of Stormark.

A dialect, Froyalanish, spoken in Elwynn was heavily influenced by the Farewellish dialect of Hurmu Norse and by Army Crandish.

OOC considerations

• Bastardized Icelandic
• Use th instead of þ, Thorstein instead of Þorsteinn; while ð may be replaced with d, e.g. Idunn instead of Iðunn.
• Avoid grammatical cases on nouns and adjectives, and avoid declining verbs by person, use the third person singular declension at all times;
  • e.g., instead of Ég sé sólina (I see [1st person verbal form] the sun [accusative definite]), write Ég sér sólin.
• Use genitive -s instead of other genitive markers found in Icelandic, i.e., Hallbjörnsdóttir instead of Hallbjarnardóttir.
• -ur suffix on masculine nouns is optional, e.g., Harald instead of Haraldur