Aél ed Íthrim, Fái ed Yuelis

/a̯͡ɛl ɛd ˈiːðrɪm, ˈfa͡ɪ̯ ɛd ˈʏʊɛlɪs̄/

Before learning much vocabulary it is important to introduce a few major concepts of Cíanen áiryn /ɕiːˈanɛn ˈa͡iɾʏn/ (Shíanen Áiryn) the teachings of cílwyn /ˈɧiːlˌwʏn/ (Chílwyn) to better understand the context.

Chílanoth is the mother tongue of no one. It is related to no other language, but rather, is believed to be created by the universe itself, taught by experienced chílwyn to new chílwyn arriving in fálanúr (Fálanúr, meaning "Realm of Faith") for the first time, after the first phase of their awakening laTória (lathória).

The teachings of Chílwyn is called "Shíanen Áiryn" and is an assortment of statements. The first statement is named cíléra Cúl (chíléra shúl" /ˈɧiːˌlɛraˈɕuːl/) meaning "unity cycling through separation" and encompasses the innermost core of the belief system.

"Éra" (continuously cycling) is a predication enclitic.

According to Chílwyn, there are two states, c ("unity" /ˈɧiːˌl/) and C ("separation" /ˈɕuːl/).

c is goverened by aél (Aél /a̯͡ɛl/).

C is goverened by íTrim (Íthrim /ˈiːˌðrɪm/)

aél is also referred to as "The Eternal" and is the source of all, from which we all descend and to which we all will return.

Íthrim is referred to as "The Perishable" and is creation itself, living and dying and being reborn in a continuous cycle. Íthrim is continuous change and will ultimately join Aél in unity at the end of the universes.

Fái and Yuelis are how chíl and shúl are expressed within creation.

Fái translates to "The Horizontal" and carries the principle of shúl.

Yuelis translates to "The Vertical" and carries the principle of chíl.