Draconian

The language of dragons and dragonborn, draconian bits and pieces are often found in geographical names, since the dragons have been around for millennia where humans have been transient throughout the ages. The language still lives on, although of course in humanoid-populated areas it is lesser-known.

Language Features
Sentence structure: verbs come last if possible. Adjective-noun, but put together words often

Some syllables' English translation:
 * Gx = zha
 * Aa = ahh
 * tl = tuhl
 * U = oo
 * I = ee
 * R = uru, udu

Kirgxudalruil (True rulers)

Kirgx: ruler, king

Alruil = truth

Ruil = true, realistic

Al = nounify

U = of, in forming words

Darnaagxitl (roughly dawn-children)

Ax = bad

Agx = good

Xitl = spawn, kin

Darnaa = dawn

Dar = beginning

Naa = sun

Jaagar = language

Ke = is

Bulgxiak = difficult, hard

Drakxitl = dragonborn

Drakah = dragons, dragonkind

Drak = 1 dragon

-ah = pluralize on consonant-ending words

-agv- = plural connector (vowel to vowel)

Verdudrakah = land of dragons

Drakahverdah = dragonlands

Verd = land

Nemusverdah = two-leg land

Mus = leg

Deit = god

Jahm = hole

Gxa = to

Agxer = move, travel (act of)

Daruil = aether (seen as a place of raw energy and birth)

Gar = mountain

Garah = mountain range

It = 1

Ne = 2

Dril = 3

Gvar = 4