Sycoraxic

Sycoraxic, or simply Sycorax, (AUDIO: Harvest of the Sycorax) was the language of the Sycorax and the only language that they used, believing that other languages were "primitive bile". UNIT was able to create a program that could translate it. (TV: The Christmas Invasion)

Titles and statuses
The following are titles and names given to members of the Sycorax and to the Doctor. (COMIC: The Widow's Curse)
 * Fadros Pallujikaa - Tribal Leader
 * Haxan Craw - the name given to the wife of the Tribal Leader, meaning "The Witch Bitch". The Haxan Craw referred to Donna Noble as the "Human Haxan Craw".
 * Gilfane Craw - the name given to the female technician in the female tribe.
 * Practeel chiff cha - the name given to the Doctor by the Haxan Craw, meaning "Happy Murderer".

Miscellaneous
Below is a short list of some useful transliterated basic words in the Sycoraxic language. (TV: The Christmas Invasion; PROSE: Doctor Who Files 4: The Sycorax, Judge, Jury and Executioner; AUDIO: Harvest of the Sycorax et al)

Other
Below are some other words mentioned by two tribes of Sycorax. (PROSE: Doctor Who Files 4: The Sycorax, COMIC: The Widow's Curse)
 * Kiskfaa - a unit of distance used by the Sycorax
 * Slinkjaak - an object received by the Sycorax as a reward after a trade
 * Kojux-flap - the small technical panel on the outside of a Sycorax ship
 * Torkfish - a small, skeletal creature that wrapped around a prisoner's neck. It only released its grip when it had killed its prey.

Phrases
Below is a short list of phrases used by the Sycorax during their invasion of Earth in Christmas 2006, that were translated into English. (TV: The Christmas Invasion, PROSE: Doctor Who Files 4: The Sycorax)

Insults
There is at least one insult in the Sycorax community. It is as of yet unknown what is means, however, it seems to be very hurtful. When the Tenth Doctor challenged the leader of the Sycorax to a battle for planet Earth, he used this insult to push the Sycorax leader's anger even further.

Grammar
From a linguistic point of view, Sycoraxic shares similarities to Welsh, in the fact that it has no indefinite article, such as "a" or "an". Furthermore, it also uses no definite articles, such as "the".
 * Soo gan praktil venis.
 * You are [a] very funny slave.


 * Kelprak venis Iisaak.
 * Summon [the] slave called Ishak.

It appears that some adjectives have different forms depending on whether they are in front of a noun or alone. Prakchilo and praktil both mean 'funny', however prakchilo has been observed to change to praktil when used before a noun.

Following the theme of missing words, Sycoraxic is a context based language. It relies on the listener and speaker both understanding the situation so that they can both ignore the need of an auxiliary or basic verb to form compound tenses and basic sentences.
 * Soo kodsyla.
 * You [have] [a] choice.


 * Soo gralta jalvaan [...]
 * You[r] vault [will be] surrendered.

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