Foxspeak

Foxspeak (Az’s idiolect) is a linguistic construct I am unsure how to classify loosely based on furspeak.

Vocalisations

Vocalisations come in two intensities: lowercase (normal meaning) and uppercase (intensified meaning).

• a - acknowledgement call
• aa - alert call
• aaa - alarm call

So “AAA” could be considered extreme distress or imminent danger.

Pronouns

First-person pronouns all simplify to fox.

Third-person pronouns always use they/them, never gendered pronouns.

Rules

• -en denotes multiple when used on a noun except on nomf where nomfs is used
• -y denotes a state of the word
• Past tense is denoted by -’d or -d
• Present participle/gerund is denoted by -ing or -en
• Future/present uses the base word like nouns
• -en’d - denotes recent past tense
• -s denote alternate plural form or pres or third person like English

Lexicon

• nomf - Expresses the general idea of food
  • nomf - food (noun)
  • nomfs - foods (plural noun)
  • nomf - eating food (verb) - present/future tense
  • nomf’d - ate food (verb) - past tense
  • nomfing/nomfen - eating food (verb) - present participle/gerund
  • nomfen’d - recent past tense of eating food
  • nomfy - hungry (adjective)
• Honourary fox - Non-humon creature that has been bestowed the honour of being recognised as a fox.

General terms/borrowings

• knot - to fuck/preferred spelling of the negation not
• dock - to dock sheathes
• rocket - dick
• zoomie - to move around without reason quickly