Language of Fairoris Minoris

Vocal Communication

Used by Minoris. Not used by Moderate or Majora.

Single Click - Counts as a word in their language, the tone and length of this varies and that defines what they're saying.

Short squeak - Exclamation point. Usually a pleasant surprise.

Short Eek - Exclamation point. Usually a negative surprise.

QuickDown (\) Tone - Scolding. Also used for empathizes on a point.

Lowwave (\/) Accent - Flirting. Used often in a mating song.

Variation (~) Accent - Confused. When at the end of clicking, indicates question.

QuickUp (/) Tone - Agreement or affirmative reply.

Periodic 'ooo' - Position report. Usually used while moving (when the fairy wants others to know of their location)

Low Buzzing - Warning. Used against unwelcome visitors or fairies.

Neutral Buzz - Disagreement.

GentleDown Accent - Relaxation. Also used in gratitude of affection.

Highwave (^) Accent - Taunting. Can also indicate that fairy's intending something mischievous.

'Nye Nya' - Mating intention. If this is said towards you, you're in for one heck of a night. Used by all Fairoris.

'Nyee nye' - Friendly indication. Usually used at the start to indicate friendly intentions.

'Nyff' - Family indication. Used at start to indicate speech for family.

Double neutral buzz - Curiosity or examination behaviour. Can also express interest in finding more information on something.

'SKEEEE' - Injury call. Fairies in distress will use this as long as it takes to get help from any species.

Periodic 'Epa' - Help pending call. Fairy responding to fairy needing help will call this in place of the 'ooo'.

'Meen' - Indicates sadness.

'Ahuh' - Indicates comfort.

'Ahnaah' - Indicates embarrassment.

Sighing 'Looovah' - Lovestruck expression. Can apply to someone's performance or someone they like a lot.

Body communication

Note that there's some variation to what is mentioned in this area. This method's used more often by Moderate and Majora.

Still - Examination or identification

Side to side flying - Waiting for something or casual behaviour.

Both hands on hips - Annoyed or doubtful

Rubbing cheeks (hand movement opposite) - Wants to become friends.

Rubbing belly - Hunger or full (pats belly before rub) or pregnant (rubs belly vertically) or cuddles (usually uses hug signlanguage)

Stroking hair - Wants person to get closer

Stroke left jaw - Question or inquery

Stroke right jaw - Doubt or lie accusation

Brushing skirt - Cleaning self before continuing or method of flirting (usually followed by a wink)

Self hug - Lovestruck or self-comfort (usually shivering with)

Staring - Unsure of something

Shakes rear - Flattered or flirting

Pats own rear - Taunt or flirty encouragement

Rubbing chest - Strong flirting. Can indicate early intent to claim a mate.

Flashing underdress - Strongest flirting. A 'nye nya' often follows this.

Spinning self - Indicates joy, longer spins can indicate greater joy.

Blowing kiss - Good luck (thumbs up before) or love you (puckers lips first) or flirting.

Head and arms down - Sadness or upset.

Alternating leg movements - Casual and relaxed. Flirting if legs cross as well.

Forward loop - Indicates fun.

Backwards loop - Indicates fear.

Blushing - Embarrassment or love (same as many other species)

Excess sparkles - Fairy senses potential mate nearby. Flirting likely to follow.

Stumbling - Disorientation.

Zipping spot to spot randomly - Panic.

Of course there are many more calls and as more common ones come up, this list will be updated.