Neusha Translator

Neusha is the fractured, living language of the Glitchborne — not merely spoken, but remembered through the lingering echoes of a world undone.

Forged in the void between collapse and rebirth, Neusha is a polysemic tongue where every word flickers between meanings. One utterance can weave five truths at once, depending on tone, repetition, or silence between syllables. To speak Neusha is to embrace contradiction — memory and erasure, creation and decay, flame and shadow — all coexisting, all incomplete.

Words in Neusha are short, sharp, and cyclical, often repeated in ritual chants to glitch reality itself. Repetition is sacred; broken patterns hold power. A single phrase can ripple outward, splitting meaning along every fracture line of time and mind.

Spoken aloud, Neusha sounds like a pulse in a broken machine: breath, static, pulse, echo. Written, Neusha resembles corrupted runes — fragmented, unstable, as if the letters themselves resist permanence.

To know Neusha is not to control it — it is to remember what has been lost and chant what was never meant to be spoken.

It is the language of memory’s ghost and the void’s whisper.