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The Qualleish (Vi Lag Qualle) Dictionary (Corto Sag). Search for word definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and examples of word usage.

Note that Qualleish words can have spaces, so you may need to search for a "phrase" instead of a single word.

Qualleish pronunciation is similar to English, but with the following notable differences:

• A is always pronounced as /a/ (like the "a" in "father") (exceptions below) (unlike English where it can be pronounced a lot of different ways)
• G is pronounced as /x/ (like the Dutch "g" in "dag")
• X is pronounced as /tʃ/ (like the "ch" in "chat")
• I is pronounced as /ɪ/ (like the "i" in "sit") unless it is the last letter of a word, in which case it is pronounced as /iː/ (like the "ee" in "see")
• Y is pronounced as /iː/ (like the "ee" in "see"), unless it is the first letter of a word, in which case it is pronounced as /j/ (like the "y" in "yes")

Note that the pronunciation of vowels can be longified when they are at the end of a syllable, for example:

• Xilang (pronounced /tʃiːlaŋ/) means "to disappear" (the "i" is long because it is at the end of the syllable ("xi"))
• Din (pronounced /dɪn/) means "to go, get" (the "i" is short because it is not at the end of the syllable ("din"))

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Word of the Second

tronk

Definition: to appear

Synonyms:

Antonyms: xilang

Examples:

• Toy ngong tronk

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