I'm bored. ... Let's translate the names of the books of the Bible into a language that doesn't exist! (This took me way too long to do) Old Testament: Arǩire, Aksašën, Vonliivaišene, Davare, Düšënvokele, Jošua, Renkire, Rüt, 1 Samuïl, 2 Samuïl, 1 Monaare, 2 Monaare, 1 Paatšëne, 2 Paatšëne, Äzra, Niamia, Estar, Job, Melode, Akadämire, Ürvisše, Melod von Solomon, Eiseha, Jeremia, Žædšëne, Ezekel, Daniel, Hosia, Joal, Amos, Abadia, Jona, Meika, Nehum, Habakuk, Tsefania, Agai, Zekria, Melakei New Testament: Mæþyu, Mark, Lük, Jon, Ækte, Romašene, 1 Korinšene, 2 Korinšene, Galatiiašene, Efesišene, Filipiašene, Kolossišene, 1 Þessolonikišene, 2 Þessolonikišene, 1 Tëmoþi, 2 Tëmoþi, Teitus, Filemon, Ivrišene, Jehms, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 Jon, 2 Jon, 3 Jon, Jüd, Fauǩšën
If you're wondering why simple names (like Matthew and John) are spelled differently, that's just me changing the spelling to match Bandalish phonetics
