CYMORA

Cymora is the verbal-only magical language of Nexsicon, a reality-shaping system within the Crios Project. It is not a conventional spoken language but a sonic interface: words spoken in Cymora perform magic rather than describe it.

Cymora exists primarily as sound, cadence, and resonance. Written forms are approximations used for study, archival, and instruction.

• Spoken-first: Cymora is meant to be heard, not read.
• Sound = Function: Phonetics influence magical output.
• Flexible Grammar: Ritual emphasis outweighs syntax.
• Science-Fantasy Tone: Mystical but clean; no pseudo-Latin clutter.
• Chantable: Built for breath, rhythm, and repetition.

Cymora draws from:

• Welsh — liquid consonants, breathy laterals, melodic flow
• Gaelic — rhythmic compounding, soft transitions
• Arabic — vowel resonance, incantatory weight

Vowels

Letter	Sound
a	ah
e	eh
i	ee
o	oh
u	oo

Vowels may be elongated during casting to sustain effects.

Consonants

Standard Consonants: b d f g h k l m n p r s t v w

Special Consonants:

• ll → breathy Welsh lateral ("hl")
• ch → throaty "loch" sound (rare, ritual-heavy)

Stress Rules

• Stress falls on the penultimate syllable
• Single-syllable words are fully stressed

Example: Cymora → KIM-or-ah

Cymora favors ritual clarity over rigid grammar.

• Default order: Subject – Verb – Object
• Order may shift for emphasis or cadence
• Verbs often appear as states or actions, not tense-bound
• Modifiers usually precede nouns
• Compounding is the primary word-creation method

Example: Calon (heart) + Gwen (light) → Calonwen

Spoken Cymora reshapes reality through resonant harmonics.

Power is reinforced by:

• Rhythm (commonly 2–3–2 beats)
• Repetition
• Alliteration
• Vowel elongation

Some words act as harmonic keys, stabilizing or initializing magic rather than defining it.

Primary Elements

Element	Cymora Root
Fire	Tânor
Water	Nahr
Wind	Gwynt
Earth	Dâr

Compound Elements

Element	Cymora Root	Composition
Ice	Gwynahr	Wind + Water
Poison	Tânahr	Fire + Water
Lightning	Tângwynt	Fire + Wind
Metal	Tândâr	Fire + Earth
Plant	Nahdâr	Water + Earth
Martial Arts	Gwyndâr	Wind + Earth

Supreme Elements

Element	Cymora Root
Light	Alor
Darkness	Cythr
Aether	Aelwyr

Canonical spell format:

1. English Spell Name (external reference)
2. Four-line Cymora incantation

Rules

• Spell names remain English as headers
• Spell names are translated into Cymora within the incantation
• Cymora spell-names must be: Consistent, Compound-based, Chantable

Names in Cymora emphasize sound resonance and symbolic weight.

Examples:

• Tiala Calonwen — "Heart-Light"
• Amarant Calondorr — "Undying Heartbreaker"
• Gorllos Gwenisel — "Ultimate Lotus of the Descending Path"

Names already fitting Cymora phonetics may remain unchanged.

• Speak deliberately and with breath control
• Elongate vowels for sustained effects
• Emphasize r and ll for ritual force
• Rhythm and clarity matter more than grammatical purity

Sound commands reality. Meaning guides intent.

• Semantic drift — meaning changes mid-spell
• Recursive clauses — self-referential logic loops
• Self-binding names — speaking your own name wrong can alter identity
• Unintended metaphors becoming literal — poetic flourishes manifest as reality

Cymora magic is the most precise system and the least forgiving.