Mont Azaluado · Language Standard
Luadan
/ˈluadan/ — the language of Mont Azaluado · spoken by the the House of Mont
The design goal is precision and durability: a statement carries the source of its evidence, a term is built transparently from existing roots, and every sentence can be produced in speech and in writing without loss of meaning.
Overview
Luadan is a private language, used within the House of Mont Azaluado. It has two forms: the spoken form and the Sethun script used for written record.
Written
Sethun — the 30-letter script
Spoken
Luadan — the spoken form
The Nine Principles
Halr
Honour
Orunkar
Legacy
Þern
Truth
Vaelun
Exploration
Sennhold
Stewardship
Þolm
Wisdom
Gorvat
Courage
Kalmed
Craftsmanship
Iskarn
Curiosity
The Codex
The Sethun
Thirty letters, one sound each. Engraved and handwritten forms.
Grammar
Sentence order, verbs, cases, registers, poetry and idiom.
Lexicon
162 core roots across 12 domains.
Writing System
Numbers, currency, dates, law, maps, signatures and seals.
Learning
Lesson One and the A1–C2 curriculum.
Living Language
How Luadan grows without losing its consistency.