aborið

dahi aborið koriþas u yagiuf enil yiku dunni yi magzhelip. mansti yi zelebstar denebgri beb wiþi yi etnir arra rik, shosh wiþi yir aþras beb surval grakheþuz. stragisi yi gitommonholar ðonno magzhelip.

stagrising Tagirn, vlakhmark Lomokhvlakhuz tevrirnarrot yiuz Daskimyat, vlakhmarkuat Sidrafholuzar. beb virring  Daksim Tagirn, bengilaug u kamsdahingar tevrinar yiuz beb damzdahir tevrinar Tagirnuz,. shosh dahing aba Daksimuz þuni Tagirnuz beb dahinguf magzhel ðershissipar yiuzar. bengilaug palhing Artoþþunont ussakh grakheþuz, beb ruging yi morvin markpohakh, beb tiskring yi iður de'uz, beb stagising yi de bultanombgu givrokebomb ðershig Daksimuz, beb yaging yi, "nakriufltar iður holuzar Tagirnuz. stagrilt aborið yir. morvinwaniltar samiltar yir ðershilam."

beb gafatingufar tevrinar, beb ðonningar yir magzhelgu, beb samingar yir ðersham Daksimuz ulðakolar singolar.
beb garwingar tevrinar Daksimuz salbar de'uzar, beb shubringar yir der ðersham de'uzar. beb plewingar yir Tagirn Daksimakh, beb ruging yir ustirn aþonol yiuz beb lomokhol yiuz stagrisoshe tevrinar Sidrafholyatar halbanðen.

Grammar
dVSO, agglutinating. Attributive adjectives follow the noun they qualify and agree with them (except that cardinal numerals do not mark for grammatical number). Predicative adjectives compound with the verb. Adverbs agree with the verb. Indirect discourse uses a topic-comment structure, where the topic is marked with the segunak (suffix) ku (about), and is followed by a comment which gives the information reported about the topic. Infinitive clauses have no subject. Compunds are head last

Morphology
Verbs
Verbs are obligatorily followed by one of the following segunakar
a: 1st person 
e: 2nd person
i: 3rd person
o: infinitive
on/ont: present participle (for many verbs this functions as an agentive noun)
osht: past participal

Further segunakar may follow these. The following occur in the text
Tense
ng: past
Voice
uf: passive
Mood
lt: imperative
Negation
she: not
Number
(a)r: plural

Nouns
Nouns may be followed by segunakar of six ranks. The ones that occur in the text are listed below, in the order they follow the noun

modsegunakar (deixis)
il: this
ban: that

densegunakar (proximity)
eb: touching 
iss: near

radsegunakar (position)
ip: in
omb: around
gri: above
ðen: behind 

karvsegunakar (motion)
ig: from
am: to
gu: via

sintsegunakar (abstract)
uz: of
ol: by, with (instrumental)
akh: to (recipient)
ku: about (topic)
yat: against (adversative)
aug: for (goal, reason)

bantsegunak (number)
(a)r plural

Derivational affix
wan: forms manner adverbs

Vocabulary (Bukhstav order)

bultan: barrel, tub
beb: (conj) and
beng: (n) reason
u: (conj) such that. Introduces relative clauses
ussakh: (n) fur used as clothing, pelt.
ustirn: (n) oath
ulðak: (n) group or category defined by a common feature; species, school of thought
surval: (n) face
stagris: (v) lead
sam: (v) come
salb: (n) weapon 
sidraf: (n) birch
sing: (adj) small
Tagirn: (n) Proper noun from a later language 
tevrin: (n) soldier 
tiskr: (v) bind
aba: (n) wife
aborið: (n) defined in the text
aþon: (n) crown
aþras: (n) fur, especially of living animal
artoþ: (n) spear 
arra: (conj) like, as, than
arrot: (n) host
virr: (n) fear
vlakh: (n) folk, people
palh: (v) wear
poh: (n) woman
plew: (v) bring
hal: (n) time
hol: (n) person
zel: (n) foot
dunn: (v) dwell
dah: (v) be
Damisk: (n) Proper noun from a later language
damz: (adj) many
de:(pr) 3rd person obviate pronoun. Used when the referent is not the one that would be expected if yi were used 
den: (numeral) two
etni: (v) hand
en: (n) thing
mark: (n) chief
manst: (v) stand, stay
mag: (n) tree
morvin: (n) scythe (v) mow
morvin: (n) unseasonal weather (adj) out of place, ill timed
þun: (v) catch
þuni: (n) sister
shubr: (v) send animal, thing, or unwilling person
shosh: (conj) but
iðu: (n) eye
rug: (v) give
rik: (n) man
kams: (adj) few
koriþas: (n) monster, legendary creature, cryptid, paradox
nakr: (v) close
ðonn: (v) stray
ðersh: (n) land
zhel: (n) place
lomokh: (n) sword
gafat: (v) scatter
garw: (v) take
grakheþ: (n) bear
givrok: (n) earth
gitomm: (v) travel
yag: (v) say
yi: (pr) 3rd person proximate. Refers to the most discourse-prominent referent, usually the most recently stated subject.
wiþ: (v) have

Orthographic note
Apostrophes are used in the romanisation to separate pairs of letters that resemble digraphs - eg kh represents [x] but k'h represents [kh]

Happy translating!