Kidanlera -> Kiˑanyera -> Kiˑänyàrâˑ (lit. "she of yet one hundred stories").
So I guess I have an excuse to make a thread like this now. Throw your nation name up here. I can try and "translate" it like I did with Kidanlera's name, or, if you want even more conlangy excitement, I can snoop on your factbook or you can give one or two factoids about your nation that would seem odd or special to a very primitive species (of cats), and give you a more unique name. Either way, it'll help me add to my vocabulary list. Just recall that we don't really have much of a concept of things like "The Democratic Republic" or "The United Socialist States" or whatever, so don't ask me to translate your full name.
Oh, and if you want something else translated other than your nation name for whatever reason, that's really cool too.
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
| Letter | Cat Phone | APS |
| K | cough | [kʰ] |
| S | hiss | [s] or [ɕ] |
| N | snarl | [ɴ] or [ŋ] |
| I | mew | [ɪ] |
| H | chuff | [h] |
| R | purr | [ʀ] or [r] |
| O | gurgle or growl | [ɔ] or [o] |
| Y | chirrup or trill | [y] or [ʏ] |
| A | murmur | [aː] or [ɒ] or [ɑ] |
| E | chirp | [e] |
| C | click or chatter | [tʃ] or [ç] |
| Z | scream | [ʒ] |
| U | caterwaul or moan | [u] |
| X | silent meow | [x] |
- Diacritics indicate vowel tone. From highest to lowest: Â - Á - A - À - Ä
- Two more characters are used, which are : and ˑ. Respectively, these indicate that the previous phone was stressed, and that it was half-long and followed by a glottal stop.
Híyaz:!





). I was trying to figure a name for them, other than "Sekhmet" which my other species' were calling them.