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mer language
Over the Years, a sort of common mermaid tongue has developed. It is heavily influenced by the language of the Landdewellers since mers are found all over the world.

​Common Mermish (called "Sesurim") can enable you to communicate with mers of all kinds.

​ Anit (AH-neet): Search
​Antorum(AHN-toe-rume): Beachcomer
​ Dal (DFimra dom (FEEM-rah-DOME): Low tide
​Fimra tre (FEEM-rah-TRAY): High tide
​Fre (FRAY): Help
​Hredenu (HRED-eh-noo): Male
​Hron (HRONE): Swim
​Ifen (EE-fen): Was/were
​ Kesseni (KESS-seh-ni): Female
​ Kila (KEE-lah): Many
​Li (LEE): Here
​Luron (LOO-rone): Far away
​Lusa (LOO-sah): See
​Mortum (MOR-tume): Someone who would fail to see a mermaid right
​OLL): Want Em (EM): You Fan (FAHN): Am/is/are in front of his face
​Nulma (NOOL-mah): Love
​Ohora (O-ho-rah): Storm
​Olo (O-lo): There
​ Sessa (SESS-sah): Mermaid
​Sesmuna (SESS-moo-nah): Friend of Mermaids
​ Setanim (SEH-tah-neem): Human
​Setannor (SEH-tahn-nor): Curious but harmless person; litterally "otter person"
​Setantreya (SEH-tahn-TRAY-yah): Curious and dangerous person; a sneak
​ Setsur (SET-soor): Sailor
​Suron (SOO-rone): Wave
​Tala (TAH-lah): Hello
​To (TOE): I
​Torm (TORM): Beach
​​Tritse (TREET-say): Ship

​​ example: To hisna rendi-to fan sesmuna - "I mean no harm- I am a friend" to fan in nulma <> with a setanim- I am in love <>, with a human.