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Dawn of Myth

Written by: by'Kyr Nelenar'/'DarkServant'/Chris Lohmann
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All characters in this story are fictitious. Any resemblance to any person living or dead is purely coincidental.



DOM Thread
Table of Contents

  • Arunëmarïslar-DOM main post…
  • Characters-DOM main post…
  • Music-DOM main post…
  • Ïlädrïn, Ïlmarïn, Ölarën, and Úrgën Version 1-DOM post 20…
  • Äkéthaelor Lhënorcaiī [A Gathering or Grammatics]-DOM post 32…
  • Bonus Sub-Chapter: The Dark Savior-DOM post 37…
  • Old Arunian Pronoun Chart-DOM post 39…
  • Heilorïn Pronoun Chart-DOM post 42…
  • Bonus Sub-Chapter: The First Xerunī-DOM post 50…
  • Ïlädrïn, Ïlmarïn, Ölarën, and Úrgën Version 2 + Arunëmlar and Heilorïn-DOM post 53…
  • Sub-Chapter 1-DOM post 68…
  • Chapter 1-DOM post 69…
  • Chapter 2-DOM post 70…
  • Chapter 3-DOM post 71…
  • Chapter 4-DOM post 72…
  • Chapter 5-DOM post 73…
  • Chapter 6-DOM post 81…
  • Chapter 7-DOM post 88...
  • Story Listing-DOM post 75…
  • Ïlädrïn, Ïlmarïn, Ölarën, Úrgën, Arunëmlar and Heilorïn Updates-DOM post 77…
  • Hellish Runes-DOM post 79…
  • Arunian Alphabet-DOM post 87...



  • Lëgora Iina
    Book One
    Trials of the Pendant

    'Back Cover' Summery:

    Aramil Gïlanödël was a 16-year-old half Elf who lived with his parents in the city of Lona. He thought he would live a normal life as an instrument maker, but one afternoon he befriended a young dragon. Upon his father’s return home, he discovers that war has broken out between Nelmara kingdom and the Äzgarn Empire. All thoughts of a normal life shattered as he found a mysterious pendant hidden in a mountain’s snow. However, his adventures only just begin as he leaves his home to live and train with his Elvin uncle, a well-known demon slayer, on a far off island.


    Table of Contents (no page numbers, and most chapters the story is known, but is just unwritten (6-the rest))
  • Notes for the Reader
  • Act I: The Pendant of the Forgotten
  • Sub-Chapter 1: The Dawn
  • Chapter 1: The Children of Fate
  • Chapter 2: Summit of the Eagles
  • Chapter 3: The Pendant
  • Chapter 4: The Tower Beyond the Sea
  • Chapter 5: Arlem of the Sun
  • Chapter 6: Training
  • Chapter 7: Sword of the Successor
  • Sub-Chapter 2: Fall of a Legend
  • Chapter 8: Night of Memories
  • Act II: The Avilaunī
  • Chapter 9: Doctor's Orders
  • Chapter 10: Cruelty of the Sea
  • Chapter 11: Slay or be Slain
  • Sub-Chapter 3: The Red Sun of War
  • Chapter 12: Carïnth’Vál
  • Sub-Chapter 4: Demon Slayer
  • Chapter 13: Trade Off
  • Chapter 14: Keeper of the Forest
  • Chapter 15: The Siege of Highstone
  • Sub-Chapter 5: Hala & Nacra
  • Chapter 16: Through Mt. Yalin
  • Chapter 17: The Assassin
  • Sub-Chapter 6: Nëlënar
  • Chapter 18: Juku of the Sky & Nëgaru of the Ghost
  • Chapter 19: Nelmara Castle
  • Chapter 20: The Raven of Fear
  • Chapter 21: Midnight Chase
  • Sub-Chapter 7: Brothers No More
  • Chapter 22: The Tournament-Quarter Finals
  • Chapter 23: Plague of the East
  • Chapter 24: Kän the Elder
  • Sub-Chapter 8: War of the Eldar
  • Chapter 25: The Tournament-Semi Finals
  • Chapter 26: The Tournament-Finals
  • Sub-Chapter 9: The Way of the Demon Slayer
  • Chapter 27: The High Council
  • Chapter 28: The Twilight Warriors and the Avilaunī
  • Act III: Áëth
  • Chapter 29: The Äzgarn Spy
  • Chapter 30: The Setting of the Sun
  • Sub-Chapter 10: Love Rekindled
  • Chapter 31: The Parting
  • Chapter 32: To the Western Region
  • Chapter 33: Night in Kenath
  • Chapter 34: Arnedan
  • Chapter 35: Foundation Day
  • Chapter 36: The Burning City
  • Chapter 37: The Forest Sprite
  • Chapter 38: The Áëth Scroll
  • Sub-Chapter 11: The Heart of a Demon Slayer
  • Chapter 39: Gateway to the City of Earth
  • Chapter 40: The Tënughada
  • Chapter 41: Demon of the Deep
  • Chapter 42: Crow and Arachnid
  • Sub-Chapter 12: Treachery of Twilight
  • Chapter 43: Web of the Ibakani
  • Chapter 44: Syrus Whitewater
  • Chapter 45: A Change of Heart
  • Chapter 46: The City of Ësae
  • Chapter 47: Onward to Beskaan
  • Sub-Chapter 13: Funeral



    The scripts that follow are events that occurred in the process of the Second War of the Eldar and mainly follows the path of the Avilaunī. This book is written in memory of the Humans, Crunī, Berunī, Arunī, Elves, Dwarves and others who died in the War; namely King Aduran [Äduràn] Nelmara, Arlëm Gïlanödël, Bïcjul, Nati Ohren [Nâtí Ôrën], Geta [Gëta] Whitewater, and Ïthïlu.

    ***

    Since many names and places that have been named by the race of men often lack the symbols used in the Arunian language (such as ‘ä,’ ‘â,’ ‘à,’ and ‘á,’) which often aid in the word’s pronunciation, the word will be shown in brackets after the original word with Arunian symbols; for example: Lona [Löna]. Disregard these notes otherwise, for they are only in the text to help with pronunciation. Please refer to the list of symbols and letter combinations (some from other languages) below.

    ***

    Â- (father) (auh) or (uh) / Ô- (auh) / Á- (“a” not at the end of a word) / Ei- (“a”) / Ê- (“a” at the beginning or end of a word) / I- (“e”) / Ä- (apple) or (Â, usually when before and ‘s’) / À- (antidote) / É- (“e”) / Í- (“e”) (Used only for pronunciation) / Ë- (eh) / Ia- (yams) (At the beginning of a word) / Ö- (oh) / Ó- (hoot) / U- (hoot) / Ü- (uh) / Ú- (oeh) (Ò) / Ò- (oeh) (sound similar to start of ‘ew’, and is pronounced with a light grunt) / Û- (“u”) / Ï- (ih) / Lr- (rolled “r”) / Zh- (vision) / Cz- (vision) / Ch- (Beach) / Th- (Bath) / Thv- (This) / J*- (Joy) / Jj- (speech) / Ĵ- (youth) / Ĵj- (pleasure) / G*- (ground) / Ts/Tz- (Hats) / Q (no u) - (thick) / Qw- (Quick) / ī- (“e”) or (“i”) for Plural. / Sh- (shell) / Sj- (shj) / H- ‘H’ is sometimes considered ‘silent’ when with certain consinents, as in ‘bh,’ ‘dh,’ ‘fh,’ ‘gh,’ ‘jh,’ ‘kh,’ ‘lh,’ ‘mh,’ ‘nh,’ ‘rh,’ ‘wh,’ and ‘yh.’ / È- (er) / Ì- (er) / Ù- (er).

    *Although J & G do not constantly hold a hard or soft sound for reference the J shall represent a soft g sound and G will represent a hard g sound.

    ***

    For those who are unfamiliar with our land’s customs it will be that on any page a word or phrase that is numbered than it will be reviewed in this section; for example: Avilaunī1.

    ***

    1.Avilaunī– The name of the group of warriors that were to succeed the Twilight warriors (the group of unique warriors who went about maintaining the balance of power).
    2.U.H.– An abbreviation for the Arunian term for “Second Age.”
    3.Xenazh’khad’s angels took wing– Xenazh’khad is the high deity of prophecy and fate. The term means that his under angels, “Angels of fate,” have done an act to set fate in motion.
    4...– Often used in place of commas (originated by the Beruni).
    5.Pazari– A powder seasoning for meats and fish that is a saucy red color and tastes of a powdery tomato sauce. Originally developed by the Berunī.
    6.Half-morning– “Half-morning” is a term developed by the Berunī meaning a time around 9:00 in the morning.
    7.Äzgarn– The Äzgarn Empire is the empire inhabited mainly by Uruks and Orcs. Located in the South-Eastern wastelands of the Nelmara region.
    8.Ghailöhar– Ghailöhar is the great eagle spirit who nests on Mt. Yalin’s western peak. He was once the friend of the eighth Rhyanarian Nirölarch9, Harlan Rhyatö. He once held alliances with the Rhyanar empire10 and the Nelmara kingdom.
    9.Nirölarch– The Nirölarch is the chosen king of the Crunian kingdoms who serves a term of ten years as Nirölarch. Only the Rhyanar Empire and Csëphrya kingdom use Nirölarchs.
    10.Rhyanar Empire– The Crunian Empire in the region of Beskaan. It is also the oldest Crunian Empire or kingdom.
    11.Húnhëru– A name that many spirits call mortals, it is often used in a friendly tone, and not as a foul name.
    12.Zyk– Zyks are large reptile like beasts that normally live in dark caves, mountains, and sometimes forests. They have short (almost useless) arms, and large long jaws filled with sharp teeth. Zyks are known for their horns, especially the largest on the front of their head. They are the only natural predator of dragons; however dragons are also the only natural predator of zyks.
    13.Crunī – The Crunī are one of the ancient Eldarian races. They are half-Human, and half-animal, better described as Humans with some traits of animals. Well-known example groups of Crunī are vampires (real, not cursed), werewolves15, merpeople, minators, centaurs, fauns, and harpies.
    14.Lhora – A lhora is a cultural outfit of male Crunī. It is best described as a half-robe, for it is worn from the waste down. They are often worn by warriors and as traditional garb.
    15.Vampires and Werewolves – Real vampires are Humans with some bat-like features and real werewolves are Humans with some wolf-like features. Cursed vampires are damned mortals who have an immense lust for blood. Cursed werewolves are Humans cursed by black magic to be wolf-like.



    This is a pic of Chibi (small manga) versions of some of the characters...

  • Nightshade-One of Arlem's students. He is an Arunī of shadow and flame. He is often calm in a fight and quiet. He will rarely use his fire abilities due to an incident when he was young.
  • Lïmran-Lïmran is the living incarnation of Aramil's shadow. He was brought to life by the dark necromancer, Zyr (Kyr's brother). He was created to serve Zyr, but rebelled and wandered the regions looking for a better purpose.
  • Qeshri'kuzu-The diety of lightning chaos and younger brother of Xenazh'khad.
  • Hala-Arunī of light and older brother of Nacra. Known for slaying the warlord Arunath.
  • Nacra-Arunī of darkness and younger brother of Hala. Known for slaying the warlord Arunath.
  • Aramil-The main character and half Elf. He evetually wields Kyr's dynephce sword, Kyräs, as well as Kyr, Hala, and Nacra's pendant(Aramil+Cyra).
  • Xenazh'khad-One of the seven deities of prophecy and order. He is the older brother of Qeshri'kuzu.
  • Nightmare-Younger brother of Nightshade. He is an Arunī of shadow and fear. Unlike Nightshade he is not afraid to use his powers. Before Nightshade joined Arlem in training Nightmare betrayed his brother and joined the dark necromancer Zyr and trained with the legendary Zarunī, Fear.
  • Memory-A student of Lia's (one of the Twilight Warriors, like Arlem). He is an Arunī of memory. He wields a half giant style sword forged by his father and tied his mother's red ribbon to the hilt of his sword in remembrance to both. His father was slain by Uruks when he was young and his mother died of illness soon after. He has many small memorials from event in his life, often little things such as rags, rings etc. Though he usually has great memory he will sometimes have a temporary case of short term memory loss. Ironicly Memory cannot remember his birth name. He is also best friends with Hiran, a Berunī and summoner (also trained by Lia). He wears a headband due to possessing a third eye in the middle of his forehead, it is almost white and allows him to see other people's memories. Though he will rarely use it due to his passive nature(Memory+Ânyara).
  • Arlëm-The second highest Twilight Warrior. He is an Elvin Arunī of fire and light, thus he is called, Arlëm of the Sun. He was best friends with Kyr before he died.
  • Ïlluma-An angler fish Crunī and an Arunī of light. He wields a lightning staff and is a student of Arlëm.
  • Zithran-A zyk Crunī and master bladesman. Zithran joined Zyr early on, but then had a change of heart after his second duel with Aramil. He later joins the Avilaunī (something like the Twilight Warriors Jr.). He possesses dynephce that are duel blades (imagine two katanas), but unlike normal dynephce they were forced out of Zithran's body by Zyr, so they have the ability to be 'sheathed' in his arms. His left arm's dynephce is Canös [Eat] and his left is Caväs [Repel]. Canös can absorb elemental attacks whereas Caväs can gain the power of the absorbed attacks and strike back with elemental force (Zithran+Aeyana).
  • Kyr Nëlënar-A silver dragon Crunī and indirect Arunī of light and dark (Hala & Nacra). Though not directly the main character Kyr is one of the most important, for Aramil is his successor as leading demon slayer (and Aramil is his descendant). He was the head of the Twilight Warriors and was known as, Kyr demon slayer, and Kyr of the heavens. He was well known for his slaying of the great demon, Jukal'vaj. Before he was slain (cheap shot) by his brother Zyr, Kyr wed the human Cësa. He was the third holder of the Pendant of the Forgotten (Kyr+Cësa).

  • Haeyäs-One of the first Xerunī spawned by the dark necromancer, Zyr. He is a Xerunī with the core body of a hyena, and the spirit's of a wolf and a jackal. He was slain by Lïmran and mistook his killer for Aramil (it was at night).
  • Hiran-One of the few warrior Berunī. Unlike 95% of his race, Hiran is right brained, thus he calls himself "a right of left's." He is ocerall a jack-of-all-trades; for he is a summoner (brown armed (low level) summoner at the beginning and a yellow armed (highest level) summoner at the end), an average bowman, a puppeteer (he uses his summoning abilities to summon his puppets), a poet, and not least of all an artist. He is often described as, "weird," this is because of his semi-carefree nature and right brained awkward nature. He is also not very good at saving his money and often relies on his childhood best friend, Memory, to hold onto most of his money. He was also a student of Lia of the River (like Memory).
  • Arunath-The 'Hitler' of the story. He is a dragon Crunī as well as half dark Arunī. Known for his hatred of the race of Men (with Orcs, Uruks, and Half Giants as a secondary hatred) as well as any who aid them. Arunath is also known for starting the First War of the Eldar (the second takes place during the story). Arunath was the one who found the Shard of Memory (dismissed by Arunath and found by Hala & Nacra) and the Ästrïl Shard (kept by Arunath). He was the 'father' of the five legendary Zarunī (spawned and fused Arunī ): Havoc, Ûra, Plague, Fear, and Pain. He was finally slain by Hala & Nacra in an Arunian duel in the battle of the Eldar Plains (the last major battle in the first War of the Eldar).
  • Zyr-Zyr Nëlënar is the younger brother of Kyr. Unlike his brother he is a black dragon Crunī. He is believed to be the successor of Arunath. After abandoning his brother and foster mother when he was young, Zyr went to the northern kingdom of Vakai to train to become a Necromancer. When he returned to the Nelmara kingdom he had already taken Fear and Pain under his service as Arunath's successor. In the legendary duel between Kyr and Zyr in the burning city of Nësian (set ablaze by Zyr) he slew Kyr and then went into hiding so as to become a Zarunī and Xerunī himself (Zarunī often have very long lives depending on how many souls are placed in the body). He awakened 1000 years later (the stories current time) and set off on a search to both find the Ästrïl Shard (he already possessed the controlling pendant to the shard) and to kill Kyr's successor (Aramil).
  • Lucän-A mantis Crunī and one of the Twilight Warriors. He was known as Lucän of the Fist, for he specialized in hand-to-hand combat (the martial arts to some of us).
  • Pain-Pain was the fifth Zarunī spawned, and master of the arts of torture (both physical and mental). He was also the twin of Fear. He was eventually slain by Nati (one of Arlëm's students) during the Siege of Gëkhan (pretty much Nati pulled a kamikaze).
  • Ganta-Ganta Whitewater is the middle child of the three Whitewater siblings (Elizabeth and Geta). Like his siblings, Ganta recieved powers from being cursed by a damned statue. Ganta transformed into an Uruk like being with semi-super strength, and speed(Elizabeth=earth powers, Geta=transformed into a Zyk). He is also one of Arlëm's students.
  • Ûra-Ûra is the second Zarunī. He holds mastery over sand and power (because 'Ûra' means 'power').
  • Rahtïk-One of Zyr's first Zarunī. Rahtïk is the Zarunī of spike. He fought Zithran in the (afterwards) legendary first and second 'duels of horn (Zithran) and spike (Rahtïk).' Although in the first duel Rahtïk had won and left Zithran to die (already half-dead) in the plains of Beskaan, during the second duel Zithran slew Rahtïk in the woods of Yaris kingdom.
  • Kyakazu-Though he is not really in the story much at all he is a character none the less. He is the spirit of the east winds and is an angel of death (meaning he carries the souls/spirits of those who die of a natural cause. Reapers carry souls of those slain or murdered.). He also wields the great Winged Sycthe, Ëstharu.
  • Fear-Fear is the fourth Zarunī. She holds mastery of shadow and fear. She is also a shape shifter. Her shape shifting abilities work only when an enemy's fear is strong. She was eventually slain by Cyra, who was avenging her father's death (Fear killed the King of Nelmara, Cyra's father).
  • Cësa-Cësa was a Human girl who was a healer in the Elven city of Âlar. She eventually wed the demon slayer, Kyr Nëlënar (they knew each other in their youth)(Cësa+Kyr).

  • Nëcrïs-Nëcrïs is a necromancer and shadow Elf, he is also Zyr's greatest servant. He was slain by Arlëm.
  • Cyra-Cyra Nelmara is the youngest child of the Nelmara royal family (current as far as the story goes). Since her oldest brother is heir to the throne she trains with her master, Dënira (one of the Twilight warriors), and often leaves the castle to see the kingdom (Cyra+Aramil).
  • Havoc-Havoc was the first Zarunī and master of lightning. He was made to look like the lightning deity, Qeshri'kuzu (just different skin and hair colors). Like his younger brother Plague, Havoc cannot speak Manish, for he can only speak Arunian.
  • Plague-Plague was the third Zarunī and master of poisons. He can only speak Arunian and his skin has the texture of plagued skin and oil. He was the cause of the Eastern Plague in Heilan.
  • Kënkahi-He once lived in the city of Lona, but because he was an orphan and (for some reason...) rejected by the citizens of the city, he left at a young age and lived in the forests (Kënkahi+Elizabeth).
  • Nati-Nati is one of Arlëm's students and is an Arunī of fire and lightning. He is best friends with the half Giant, Tordän, and are from Heilan. He slew Pain in the Siege of Gëkhan.
  • Kän-Kän is one of Nelmara Castle's elders. He is also a legendary literary master. While the students of the Twilight warriors (Arlëm, Lia, and Dënira's students) stayed in the castle he trained them to unlock their Arkuga, a super ability of Arunī.
  • Dain-Dain is a Halfling of Beskaan. He was also Arlëm's first student. He is a partial Arunī of no specific abilities. However, he has a specialty in many illusion like abilities, such as: clones, summoned mist, and false images.
  • Elizabeth-Elizabeth is the elder sister of Ganta and Geta Whitewater. She was cursed like her brothers, but she attained an Arunian like ability over earth (Elizabeth+Kënkahi).
  • Bïcjul-Bïcjul was an outcast demon originally (as in since he came into "our" world) he unwillingly served the steward of Beskaan (a known fire mage). But due to his unwillingness to cooperate the steward sealed Bïcjul in one of his servant's bodies so Bïcjul's power would be under his control. However, when Aramil and the Avilaunī accidentally broke the seal and freed Bïcjul. Though Bïcjul is a demon he has a kind heart and dislikes harming those not deserving of it. He joins the Avilaunī. Once he is slain in the kingdom of Vakai (third book), after Aramil visits the river Styx in the spirit world (fourth book) he returns to continue fighting as a Guardian Angel, however he only will fight demons and those who refuse forgiveness. Before he was slain he befriended a white kitten which he named Heilös, which means 'fur child.'

    Music: (DOM Song Name-Real Name-Notes)...
  • "A Hero's Legacy"-"The Return of the King"-Heroes live beyond death. The legacy of Kyr Nëlënar.
  • "A Right of Lefts"-"Concerning Hobbits"-Hiran the summoner.
  • "Aeth"-"Xerxes' Final Offer"-The city of the earth.
  • "An Ally Falls"-"Twilight and Shadow"-Naramu falls in battle.
  • "Arlem of the Sun"-The Grey Havens"-2nd in command.
  • "Battle of Highstone"-"The Fields of Pelenor"-Strike from the wastelands.
  • "Blade Master of the Wastelands"-"To the Pirates' Cave!"-The silent warrior.. the lost light.
  • "Castle in the Swamp"-"Cursed by Beauty"-The cursed day.
  • "Chaos"-"Beauty Killed the Beast II"-Qeshri'kuzu, deity of lightning chaos.
  • "Charge of Glory"-"Drink up me Hearties Yo Ho"-Surprise attack at the enemy camp.
  • "Demon of Vakai"-"Beauty Killed the Beast III"-Bicjul's final battle.
  • "Demon Slayer"-"The Kraken"-Death of Jukal'vaj.
  • "Dungeons of Fire"-"Cirith Ungol"-Captured in the steward's fortress.
  • "Ëlën'dun"-"Elysium"-The Ent garden.
  • "Fear's Apprentice"-"No Mercy"-A brother's treachery is never forgotten.
  • "Fields of Oranadas"-"The Ride of the Rohirrim"-The Uruks shall go no further.
  • "Flame's Shadow"-"Beauty Killed the Beast IV"-Nightshade.
  • "Funeral"-"Beauty Killed the Beast I"-Kyr's funeral.
  • "Gen & Gero"-"Duel of the Fates"-Light & darkness.
  • "Havoc, Child of Chaos"-"The Hot Gates"-The Zarunī of chaos.
  • "Infiltration of Cariak"-"Ash and Smoke"-The Necromancer's eastern city.
  • "Izabi's Forest"-"Shelob's Lair"-Lair of the spider demon.
  • "Journey to Beskaan"-"Hope and Memory"-The land of the West.
  • "Lïmran"-"Immortals Battle"-Shadow of light.
  • "March of Imperial Fire"-"Imperial March"-The steward of Beskaan's army.
  • "Memory"-"Into the West"-Remember...
  • "Nesian Burns"-"I don't think now is the best time"-The fight between Kyr and Zyr.
  • "Oráy of the North Winds"-"The White Tree"-Arunī of Yaris Kingdom.
  • "Outrunning Poison"-"Minas Tirith"-Hiran's wound.
  • "Plague, the Third Son"-"Come and Get Them"-Zarunī of poison.
  • "Princess of Nelmara"-"Message for the Queen"-Cyra Nelmara.
  • "Prophecy"-"Anduin"-Xenazh'khad.
  • "Raining Memory"-"Davy Jones"-'I'll never forget that day.'
  • "Setting of the Sun"-"Tonight we dine in Hell"-Fall of Arlem.
  • "Shadow and Fear"-"Minas Morgul"-Nightmare.
  • "Siege of Gekahn"-"To Victory"-The fall of Pain.
  • "Son of Kings"-"Glory"-Prince of the West.
  • "Sulnara Hëlsyö"-"Hope Fails"-The Child's Hallow.
  • "Tearing of the Heavens"-"One Winged Angel"-Final battle: Aramil vs. Zyr and Arunath.
  • "The Angel of Fire"-"The Bridge of Kazad'dum"-The demon outcast.
  • "The Avilaunī"-"At Wits End"-The child union of the Twilight Warriors.
  • "The Battle of Anupar"-"What shall we die for"-Nelmara strikes the east.
  • "The Blood Raiders"-"Wheel of Fortune"(Pirates of the Caribbean 2)-The Rhuvïläth (cursed vampires) of the West.
  • "The Blood Trees"-"Tree of the Dead"-Upon the Plains of the Eldar grow Arunath's seeds.
  • "The Bridge of Beskaan"-"One Day"-The link of the north and the south kingdoms.
  • "The Crunian Assassin"-"Fever Dream"-The duel at Highstone Fortress.
  • "The Desert of Heilan"-"Parlay"-Hot and arid.
  • "The Duel of Horn and Spike"-"Tooth and Claw"-Zithran vs. Rahtïk.
  • "The East Wind"-"It's Deserted"-The east wind's death.
  • "The Fated Love"-"Goodbye my Love"-Aramil & Cyra.
  • "The First Xerunī"-"The Ephors"-Shark.
  • "The Forest Guardian"-"Forth Eorlingas/Isengard Unleashed"-The accounts of Thinroot.
  • "The Foundation Day Festival"-"Up is Down"-Celebrate your origins.
  • "The Four Eyed Raven, Fear"-"No Sleep Tonight"-Zarunī daughter of Arunath.
  • "The Heart of a Demon Slayer"-"Beautiful"-Kyr & Cësa.
  • "The Night under the Stars"-"Beauty Killed the Beast V"-Aramil & Cyra.
  • "The Pendant's Secret"-"I See Dead People in Boats"-Fate arrives with but a word...
  • "The Pendant"-"The Council Chamber"-A new master.. a new tale.
  • "The Second Battle of Sirginon"-"The End of All Things"-Fear endures.
  • "The Spirit World"-"The Agoge"-Past, present, and future...
  • "The Tower Beyond the Sea"-"A Storm is Coming"-Vision in the gardens.
  • "The Twilight Warriors"-"Returns a King"-The legendary demon slayers.
  • "The Whitewater Pirates"-"Singapore"Syrus, Elizabeth, Ganta, and Geta Whitewater.
  • "Thysïs or the Moon"-"The Wolf"-'What have I become?'
  • "Tournament Finals"-"Fight in the Shade"-Memory vs. Hiran. / "Kiatora"-Hiran's puppet army.
  • "Twilight Haven"-"Navras"-Twilight in essence.
  • "Ûra"-"Submission"-Zarunī of power.
  • "Vakai"-"Xerxes' Tent"-Kingdom of the Necromancers.
  • "Valley of the Mist"-"Calypso"-Grave of a demon long dead.
  • "Victory of Heilan"-"The Black Gate Opens"-Shadow's hold on the east is shattered.
  • "Yaris"-"Remember Us"-Kingdom of the Elves.
  • "Nelmara Castle"-"What Must a King Do?"-The southern Kingdom.
  • "Zyr, the Necromancer"-"A God King Bleeds"-Shadow of a Hero.

    The Official
    Dawn of Myth

    The Language Dictionary


    Version 3
    Ûnyê Fröa
    As gathered by: Chris Lohmann
    © 2007 by
    Chris Lohmann


    Dictionary Notes:

    Pronunciation

    Â- (father) (auh) or (uh) / Ô- (auh) / Á- (“a” not at the end of a word) / Ei- (“a”) / Ey- (“a”) / Ê- (“a” at the beginning or end of a word) / Ä- (apple) or (Â, usually when before an ‘s’ or the second to last letter of a word unless noted) / À- (antidote) / É- (“e”) (‘É’ is only used for pronunciation purposes, it is not used in the real spelling)/ Í- (“e”) / Ë- (eh) / Ia- (yams)(at the beginning) (noted with a “(ya)”) or (ia)(at the end) / Ya- (yams) (noted with a “(ya)”) or (ia) (noted with a “(ia)”) / Ö- (oh) / Ó- (hoot) / U- (hoot) / Ü- (uh) / Ú- (oeh) (Ò) (This is sometimes used to represent the sound in ‘er’ when in front of an ‘r’.) / Ò- (oeh) (sound similar to start of ‘ew’, and is pronounced with a light grunt) / Û- (“u”) / I- (“i”) (*In Heilorïn ‘I’ is used to represent the ‘Í’ sound, and the normal ‘I’ sound is shown by ‘Ai’ and ‘Ae’.*) / Ae- (“i”) / Ai- (“i”) (In any Halfling name or sub-word ‘ai’ is pronounced as in ‘pain.’ This also applies with the Ödarën language) / Ï- (ih) / Lr- (rolled “r”) / Zh- (vision) / Cz- (vision) / Ch- (Beach) / Th- (Bath) / Thv- (This)(usually only noted) / J- (Joy) / Jj- (speech) / Ĵ- (youth) / Ĵj- (pleasure) / G- (ground) / Ts/Tz- (Hats) / Q (no u) - (thick) / Qw- (Quick) / ī- (“e”) or (“i”) for Plural. / Sh- (shell) / Sj- (shj) / H- ‘H’ is sometimes considered ‘silent’ when with certain consinents, as in ‘bh,’ ‘dh,’ ‘fh,’ ‘gh,’ ‘jh,’ ‘kh,’ ‘lh,’ ‘mh,’ ‘nh,’ ‘rh,’ ‘wh,’ and ‘yh.’ / È- (er) / Ì- (er) / Ù- (er) / X- (z) at the beginning of a word or (ks) if elsewhere.

    Arunëmarïslar Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ei, Ey, Ê, Ä, À, É, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ou, Ó, U, Ü, Ú, Ò, Û, Ae, Ai, Ï, Lr, Zh, Ch, Th, Thv, J, Jj, Ĵ, Ĵj, G, Ts, Tz, Q, Qw, Sh, H, X, ī.
    Arunëmlar Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ei, Ey, Ê, Ä, À, É, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ó, U, Ü, Ú, Ò, Û, Ae, Ai, Ï, Lr, Zh, Ch, Th, J, Jj, G, Q, Qw, Sh, H, X, ī.
    Heilorïn Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ei, Ey, Ê, Ä, À, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ou, Ó, U, Ü, Ú, Ò, Û, Ae, Ai, Ï, Lr, Zh, Ch, Th, J, Jj, G, Ts, Tz, Q, Qw, Sh, H, X, È, Ì, Ù.
    Ïlädrïn Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ey, Ê, Ä, À, É, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ó, U, Ü, Ú, Û, Ae, Ai, Ï, Lr, Ch, Th, Thv, J, G, Q, Qw, Sh, H, X.
    Ïlmarïn Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ei, Ey, Ê, Ä, À, É, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ou, Ó, U, Ü, Ú, Ò, Û, Ae, Ai, Ï, Lr, Zh, Ch, Th, Thv, J, Jj, Ĵ, Ĵj, G, Ts, Tz, Q, Qw, Sh, H, X.
    Ölarën Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ei, Ê, Ä, À, É, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ó, U, Ü, Ú, Ò, Û, Ai, Ï, Lr, Zh, Ch, Th, J, Jj, G, Q, Sh, H, X.
    Úrgën Used:
    Â, Ô, Á, Ei, Ê, Ä, À, É, I, Ë, Ia, Ya, Ö, Ou, U, Ü, Ú, Ò, Û, Ai, Ï, Zh, Ch, Th, J, Jj, G, Ts, Tz, Q, Sh, Sj, H, X.


    Parts of Speech

    The parts of speech used are: Regular Nouns (n ), Irregular Nouns (irreg. n), Regular Verbs (v), Irregular Verbs (irreg. v), Adjectives (adj), Pronouns (pro), Prepositions (prep), Adverbs (adv), Conjagations (conj), and Commands (comm). Notes on the part of speech are listed in the Language Notes section as needed.


    3,957 Words
    2,304 Arunëmarïslar Words
    526 Heilorïn Words
    277 Ïlädrïn Words
    268 Ïlmarïn Words
    266 Ölarën Words
    316 Úrgën Words


    Language Notes:

    Arunëmarïslar

    General:
    Also called ‘New Arunian,’ Arunëmarïslar is the newer form of Arunëmlar, known as orginal Arunian. Arunëmarïslar was created by a council of language scholars around 245 U.H.
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Noun – Regular nouns have an ‘a’ at the end of the word. – Lëgora.
    Irregular Noun – Irregular nouns are nouns that do not posses an ‘a’ at the end of the word. Some irregular nouns have endings of regular verbs, but will just be nouns. – Syar, Ânös.
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs are shown ending with ‘äs,’ ‘ës,’ ‘ïs,’ ‘ös,’ or ‘üs.’ – Âkudös.
    Irregular Verb – Irregular verbs do not have the endings ‘äs,’ ‘ës,’ ‘ïs,’ ‘ös,’ or ‘üs.’ – Vänt.
    Adjective – Adjectives usually end with ‘_u,’ but some do not. – Edhasu, Bänöd.
    Other:
    Name Endings – In Arunëmarïslar, after saying a person’s name often an ending relative to the relation follows it. If the name it follows ends with a consonant then add an ‘a’ before the ending if it is a female name, and add ‘ö’ if it is a male name. – Kyrödënma (Master Kyr).
    Verb and Pronoun Note – In the common tongue some verbs may have a plural (am, are, be, is = singular / are), but in Arunëmarïslar verb plurals are show by a plural pronoun. – Nën ädäs.


    Arunëmlar

    Dicitonary Note:
    Since Arunëmlar is very similar to Arunëmarïslar, we will only list words that are different and strike through those that aren’t used.
    General:
    Also called ‘Old Arunian,’ Arunëmlar is an ancient language used by the Arunian race.
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Noun – Regular nouns have an ‘a’ at the end of the word. In addition, if a verb doesn’t have a noun version noted then just add an ‘a’ to the end of the verb. – Lëgora.
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs are shown ending with ‘äs,’ ‘ës,’ ‘ïs,’ ‘ös,’ or ‘üs.’ Also, see the verb chart in the Charts section. – Âkeimäs.
    Adjective – Adjectives end with ‘äl,’ ‘ël,’ ‘ïl,’ ‘öl,’ or ‘ül.’ – Ëdöl.
    Pronouns – See pronoun chart in Charts section.
    Other:
    Name Endings – In Arunëmlar, after saying a person’s name often an ending relative to the relation follows it. If the name it follows ends with a consonant then add an ‘a’ before the ending if it is a female name, and add ‘ö’ if it is a male name. – Kyrödënma (Master Kyr).
    Passive Voice – In Arunëmlar the passive voice is shown by adding ‘_ën*s’ to the end of a verb, with the ‘*’ being the same vowel as the infinitive verb ending. – Âkudösënös.


    Heilorïn

    General:
    Heilorïn was developed mainly by Hiran Ënuha, a right brained Berunī of Heilan. It was eventually used as the official Berunian language. Note: When ‘I’ is used, it is pronounced as ‘Í.’
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs are shown ending with ‘bö,’ ‘dö,’ ‘iö,’ ‘kö,’ ‘lö,’ ‘mö,’ ‘nö,’ ‘rö,’ or ‘sö.’ Also, see the verb chart in the Charts section. – Múrö.
    Pronouns – See pronoun chart in Charts section.
    Other:
    Name Endings – In Arunëmarïslar, after saying a person’s name often an ending relative to the relation follows it. – Hiran lorei (Friend Hiran).


    Ïlädrïn

    General:
    Ïlädrën is the main Elven language. It was the language used by the Elves even before arriving in the Vakai’Yarïs region.
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs end with ‘äl,’ ‘än,’ ‘äm,’ ‘ël,’ ‘ën,’ ‘ëm,’ ‘ïl,’ ‘ïn,’ or ‘ïm.’ – Lhurën.
    Adjective – Adjectives end with ‘mu,’ ‘arum,’ ‘lae,’ or ‘sul.’ – Ëmarulae.
    Pronouns – See pronoun chart in Charts section.


    Ïlmarïn

    General:
    Ïlmarïn is the language used by the Dark Elves. It was a hybrid of Arunëmlar and Ïlädrïn.
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs are shown ending with ‘äs,’ ‘ës,’ ‘ïs,’ ‘ös,’ or ‘üs.’ – Lharös.
    Adjective – Adjectives end with ‘hun,’ ‘da,’ ‘röl,’ or ‘nor.’ – Seinor.
    Pronouns – See pronoun chart in Charts section.


    Ölarën

    General:
    Even though Ölarën is a Dwarven language, it is also spoken and commonly used by Half Giants.
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs are shown ending with ‘ën,’ ‘ön,’ ‘or,’ ‘uk,’ or ‘ad.’ – Ölmën.
    Adjective – Adjectives end with ‘uma,’ ‘rëm,’ or ‘ul.’ – Mälthuma.


    Úrgën

    General:
    Úrgën is the language used by both Orcs and Uruks. It was originally an oral language.
    Parts of Speech:
    Regular Verb – Regular verbs are shown ending with ‘ada,’ ‘nën,’ ‘ëla,’ ‘ja,’ ‘ka,’ or ‘ëhu.’ – Khada.
    Adjective – Adjectives end with ‘nar,’ ‘ia,’ ‘arö,’ ‘ëji,’ or ‘ala.’ – Mälnar.



    Arunian [New Arunian]
    Arunëmarïslar
    English-Arunian
    a-ä (â)
    abide-rhësalös- (verb)
    able-naläs- (verb)
    abnormal-nïmsënönar- (adjective)
    aboard-brënqö, canumra, lhïhar- (adverb/preposition)
    about-arnu
    absorb-haväs, övës- (verb)
    (e) abyss-adölu- (noun)
    accept-catäs, jälnüs- (verb)
    (i) accident-aecösa- (noun)
    accord-ëmïd- (noun)
    accord-dëmïs- (verb)
    (e) account-ëgïnah- (noun)
    account-ëgïnäs- (verb)
    (e) acid-äcräs- (noun)
    acquire-sösös- (verb)
    acrid-judanu- (adjective) the taste.
    across-änädba- (preposition)
    (e) act-úln- (noun) a section of a divided part.
    act-dölös, vänt (vânt)- (verb) the action of doing something.
    (e) (i) adult-ver, hädöna- (noun)
    advance-ëlïnöru- (adjective) used to describe a high or early status.
    (i) advance-vádagna- (noun)
    advance-vádagnäs- (verb) when one moves towards something else.
    (e) advantage-vánara- (noun)
    aflame-ägösu- (adjective)
    after-pylö, fhënar- (preposition)
    again-ägüsö, ëdoc- (adverb)
    against-cunäcam, pruku- (preposition)
    age-nura- (adjective) describes how old something is.
    (e) age-harron- (noun) a period of time.
    age-nurës- (verb)
    agile-ëgulla, lïmbrüsu- (adjective)
    (i) agriculture-oragucha- (noun)
    aid-rhaeäs- (verb)
    aim-trës- (verb)
    air-ërö- (noun)
    alive-âvëll- (adjective)
    (e) all-azī, carënī- (adjective, adverb, noun, pronoun)
    (e) allegory-äkethkae- (noun)
    (i) alligator-lïrllor- (noun)
    (i) alliteration-nënunê- (noun)
    (i) (e) ally-aeöra, firu- (noun)
    (i) alliance-aeörëna- (noun)
    almost-ënsae- (adverb)
    alone-sylö- (adjective)
    along-âlumb, riö (along side)
    already-nalö- (adverb)
    alright-whïnor, usatën- (adjective)
    also-âniu- (adverb, conj)
    although-qïrqwê, rën- (conj)
    always-dhanor- (adjective)
    am-ädäs, örüs, hës- (verb)
    amazing-ävëntial- (adjective)
    (e) amen-tásu- noun) the closing of a prayer.
    (e) amend-úthar- (noun)
    among-önäth
    (i) analogy-qusëgora- (noun)
    (e) anaphora-rhëtëntu- (noun)
    ancient-ëdhasu- (adjective)
    and-curö, fhan, aut- (conj)
    (e) anecdote-saiönu- (noun)
    (i) animal-ömira- (noun)
    (i) angel-hynara, aeuna- (noun)
    angry-mhëru, dhaku- (adjective)
    annoy-nurës- (verb)
    another-âllarsa- (adjective, pronoun)
    (i) answer-varla- (noun)
    (i) ant-óna- (noun)
    (i) antagonist-kúnëgra- (noun)
    (i) antidote-ëncara- (noun)
    (e) antithesis-sësunaiö- (noun)
    any-mora- (adjective, adverb, pronoun)
    anybody-moratö- (noun, pronoun)
    apart-mirö, halunu- (adjective)
    apart-bhëntu- (adverb)
    (i) ape-öberanga- (noun)
    (i) aphorism-sënuya- (noun)
    apologize-ëlukäs- (verb)
    appear-nurailäs, cörës- (verb)
    appease-husës, feinäs- (verb)
    (i) appendix-ëstëgra- (noun)
    (i) archer-yësua- (noun)
    (e) architect-ëcrïgach- (noun)
    (i) architecture-ëcrïgëcha- (noun)
    are-ädäs, örüs, hës- (verb)
    (i) area-perla- (noun)
    (i) arena-hrulana, umcöda- (noun)
    (i) army-ölma, âneira- (noun)
    (e) (i) arrow-aeor, aena- (noun)
    (i) aristocrat-ayuticasa- (noun)
    around-ö- (preposition)
    around-ömai- (adverb)
    (i) art-airata, nuyëna- (noun)
    (i) Arunī-Arunëra- (noun)
    Arunian-Arunëmarïslar (new arunian), arunëmlar (old arunian)- (noun)
    as-önu- (adverb, preposition, pronoun)
    as-ön- (conj)
    assail-fïnös- (verb)
    (e) assonance-öyökö- (noun)
    assume-ämës, anuläs- (verb)
    at-ïnu, hi- (preposition)
    (i) atmosphere-carya- (noun)
    (e) (i) attack-rhëtae, âkuda- (noun)
    attack-rhëtäs, âkudös- (verb)
    (i) aura-örhama, nëmara (a fell aura), luhara (a good aura)- (noun)
    (e) autumn-ânulmas- (noun)
    (e) avail-ëlunëm- (noun)
    avail-ëlunës- (verb)
    (i) avatar-ënuheira- (noun)
    avoid-ömïs- (verb)
    away-fuloru, cúran- (adjective)
    awesome-saeö- (adjective)
    (e) axe-äkur- (noun)
    back-parënmu- (adjective)
    (e) back-nhëmën- (noun)
    back-parës- (verb) to move backwards.
    bad-bïc- (adjective) evil, foul.
    bad-kora- (adjective) below average, failing.
    balance-tahtöru- (adjective)
    balance-tëhtös, nösäs- (verb)
    (e) bamboo-törhu- (noun)
    (i) band-broyla, nïlma- (noun) a group of people.
    (i) bandage-lëhnula, äluna- (noun) a rag for covering wounds.
    banish-ulënadäs- (verb)
    banishment-bhanafum
    (e) barn-fälurn- (noun)
    barren-bänöd- (adjective)
    (e) (i) barrier-narskäl, dëndara- (noun)
    basic-rahlon- (adjective) plain and normal.
    (e) basic-panor- (noun) the simplicities of something.
    (i) bat-zäbu- (noun)
    (i) bath-salösa- (noun)
    (i) bathroom-salösana- (noun)
    (i) battle-sësua, sunhaga- (noun)
    be- ädäs, hës, örüs- (verb)
    (e) (i) beach-brëcu, whëlra, önëma- (noun)
    (i) bear-hëguda- (noun) the animal.
    bear-dhuradäs, örös- (verb) to carry.
    (e) beast-maean- (noun)
    beat-pönös, torës- (verb)
    (i) beaver-bïlüth- (noun)
    beautiful-âyorïlu- (adjective)
    (i) beauty-âyora- (noun)
    because-döla- (conj)
    become-äcumäs- (verb)
    (i) bed-tambrei- (noun)
    been-buka, hëska- (verb)
    before-ägul- (adjective, conj, preposition)
    befriend-bëlës, bëleinës- (verb)
    begin-vädüs, bësbës- (verb)
    begone-buhymäs- (verb)
    (i) beginning-bësbësus- (noun)
    behemoth-tëräth- (adjective)
    (e) behemoth-tëmënöräth- (noun)
    behold-hïkarïs, hïnukäs, röhar- (verb)
    (i) being-cryhara, kúnra- (noun) a person.
    believe-haenarös- (verb)
    (e) bell-chivëm, tënra- (noun)
    (e) belt-tarö- (noun)
    (i) berserker-ûkëkê- (noun)
    (i) Berunī-Bërunëra- (noun)
    best-gönaru, öndharu- (adjective, adverb, int, noun)
    best-ânurös- (verb)
    betray-uröshïnös- (verb)
    betrayal-urösha- (noun)
    better-gönëmar, öndhar- (adjective, adverb, noun)
    better-ânaräs- (verb)
    beware-crukyäs- (verb)
    beyond-varda- (preposition, adverb)
    big-barga- (adjective)
    bind-dhëläs- (verb)
    (i) bird-âyuna- (noun)
    (i) bison-äppuna- (noun)
    (e) bit-piu- (noun)
    (i) bite-tëca- (noun) the marks from a bite.
    bite-tësäs, tëmïs- (verb) to bite something.
    bitter-uchïn- (adjective) the taste.
    black-biart, äkarn- (adjective, noun)
    (i) bladed staff-muxana- (noun)
    (i) blanket-curaiya- (noun)
    blasphemy-bahzacha- (bah’-zah-kah) (noun)
    bleed-beinaräs- (verb)
    blind-öbaraku, ïlënu- (adjective)
    blind-öbaraküs, ïlëndrïs- (verb)
    (i) blockade-sëkrya- (noun)
    blockade-sëkrymös- (verb)
    (i) blood-drëva, únua- (noun)
    (e) bloom-pómm- (noun)
    bloom-pómës- (verb)
    (i) blossom-plónna- (noun) part of a flower.
    blossom-pallös, parös- (verb) to grow beautifully.
    blow-seiüs, ërölüs- (verb)
    blue-elan (élân), ulor- (adjective, noun)
    (i) boar-narg- (noun)
    (i) (e) boat-florta, kaeyar
    (i) body-rhöda- (noun)
    body-ëhräs- (verb) “we cannot body so many people.” Meaning to hold or carry.
    (e) bog-bajgö- (noun)
    (e) boulder-köghan- (noun)
    (i) bomb-garta, shënra- (noun)
    bombard-feidäs, ödulös- (verb)
    (i) bond-baina (such as chains or restraints), hënyora (a connection)- (noun)
    bond-bainüs, hënyorïs- (verb)
    (e) bone-ôsnïl, märömal- (noun)
    (i) booger-ògna- (noun)
    (i) book-lëgora- (noun)
    (e) boot-ädöl- (noun)
    borne-bahïlüs- (verb)
    (i) boss-ësiösa- (noun)
    both-bruna, maith- (adjective, conj, pronoun)
    bound-dhëläskäs- (verb)
    (i) bow-kyta- (noun)
    (i) boy-rhora, sai- (noun)
    (i) breach-arëcha- (noun)
    breach-arëchüs- (verb)
    (i) bread-nëmbra- (noun)
    (e) breath-aulö, aoxal- (noun) consistent breaths.
    breathe-auxüs- (verb) inhale and exhale.
    breech-bhynömös- (verb)
    (e) breeze-hösth- (noun)
    (i) brethren-húkantra- (noun)
    (i) bride-aesïlya- (noun)
    (i) bridge-blröka, nëthara, hundëma- (noun)
    bright-berïi, ölïmu- (adjective)
    brilliant-ïnësu- (adjective)
    bring-fynüs- (verb)
    broad-bïdnö- (adjective)
    bronze-bëmaiu- (adjective)
    (e) bronze-bërull- (noun)
    (e) broom-këndrö- (noun)
    (e) brother-baiö- (noun)
    brown-branta- (adjective, noun)
    (e) bubble-fësae- (noun)
    (i) buffalo-bëllora- (noun)
    build-bästukäs, kïbaynäs- (verb)
    (e) building-bästukulën- (noun)
    (e) burn-ägalïsö- (noun) a scar from fire.
    burn- kaisös, ägnös- (verb) to scar with fire.
    (i) bushel-ëndaea- (noun)
    (i) bust-bäduna- (noun) a head only statue of someone.
    bust-gahlës- (verb) to break or destroy.
    but-ödi- (adverb, preposition)
    but-sunn, äbê, cödu, sê- (conj)
    (i) butterfly-fläna- (noun)
    by-fha- near, close to.
    by-e (é)- (“written by, made by)
    (i) bye-iyba- (noun)
    (i) cactus-cëspa- (noun)
    (i) cage-kurga- (noun)
    call-kuäs- (verb)
    came-camüs- (verb)
    can-këlës- (verb)
    (i) canopy-këppya, csusana- (noun)
    (e) cape-darö- (noun)
    (e) capitol-vál- (noun)
    capture-kïkëmbës, kröhïs- (verb)
    (e) carnivore-cargiar- (adjective, noun)
    (e) (i) castle-boryl, ädölara, mëladara- (noun)
    (i) cat-lënora- (noun)
    (e) catapult-trëlus- (noun)
    (i) catfish-kösanua- (noun)
    (i) cavalry-hidönöa- (noun)
    (i) cave-piora, karanma, hurikënma- (noun)
    (e) ceiling-önöm- (noun)
    celebrate-heinarukäs- (verb)
    (i) celebration-harëna, nëmihara- (noun)
    (i) (e) cemetery-këthi (këthví), satoi- (noun)
    (e) chair-döyai- (noun)
    (i) challenge-sakuta- (noun)
    challenge-sakutäs- (verb)
    (e) change-jurlëna- (noun) a change.
    change-jurlës- (verb) to alternate from one thing to another.
    chaos-köslor, javït, kanja- (noun)
    (i) character-cëssula- (noun)
    (e) (i) chart-qësus, sarta- (noun)
    (i) chasm-rhatua- (noun)
    check-lurläs- (verb)
    (e) cherry-ïsölö- (noun)
    (i) chest-byra- (noun) the upper part of a torso.
    (i) chest-heima- (noun) a trunk for storing things.
    (i) chicken-ciuna- (noun)
    (i) child-sulna, chupäsa, nhalnara- (noun)
    chill-frëga- (adjective)
    (i) chimera-xëndra, mälkura- (noun)
    choke-hägundös- (verb)
    choose-tënulïs- (verb)
    chosen-tënulïsrën- (verb)
    (i) city-cïlëtra- (noun)
    (i) clan-nurhana- (noun)
    (i) cliff-cïnula- (noun)
    climb-cämös- (verb)
    (e) cloak-paiyöl- (noun)
    (i) clothes-bhara- (noun)
    (e) cloud-curae, waeyu, nësa- (noun)
    (i) cockroach-nhambhala
    (i) cocoon-dumïsa- (noun)
    (i) coin-kyösa- (noun)
    (i) color-cösëna- (noun)
    color-rhyös- (verb)
    (e) column-cëlcö, nubricae
    come-cuma, ösäs- (verb)
    (e) comet-hunïl, myanu
    command-kälu- (adjective)
    (i) command-kälora- (noun)
    command-kälös- (verb)
    complete-sönarïs- (verb)
    complicate-kutanöya
    complication- kutënran
    comprehend-cälbeaiäs- (verb)
    confirm-nuramïs- (verb)
    confuse-ëruchäs- (verb)
    congradulate-ëluharäs- (verb)
    (e) congratulations-ëluhar
    conquer-tamarhäs- (verb)
    constant-samïl
    (i) constellation-stënuna
    constrict-ërubaiës- (verb)
    (e) constriction-ërubën- (noun)
    (i) content-darya- (noun)
    content-hänhyru (hânhíru) - (adjective)
    (i) conversion-cënujiya- (noun)
    (e) convoy-sulösën- (noun)
    (i) copy-syra- (noun)
    copy-syräs- (verb)
    (e) coral-sünarö
    correct-csusaiö- (adjective)
    (i) corn-mëza- (noun)
    (i) corpse-sangra- (noun)
    could-paeö
    courage-brënhar, hënama- (noun)
    (e) cove-träsën- (noun)
    (i) crave-ölëna- (noun) a craving.
    crave-ölënäs- (verb) to desire something.
    create-ïstëlös- (verb)
    creation-ïstëlöna- (noun)
    (i) crop-lhusa- (noun)
    (i) crow-drëska- (noun)
    (e) crowd-krucön- (noun)
    (i) crown-hlrëlma- (noun)
    (i) Crunī-Crunëra- (noun)
    (i) cup-bana- (noun)
    (e) cure-cryö- (noun)
    cure-cryös- (verb)
    (e) (i) curse-qusar, këzra, hëxa- (noun)
    (i) curtain-iyëma- (noun)
    (i) dagger-âja, davia, kaiösa- (noun)
    damn-nabakäs, bakudäs- (verb)
    (i) (e) danger-nëlba, përïi- (noun)
    dark-doctê, ästrïl, nälmaru, säsulu- (adjective)
    (i) dark-ästurna, nälma, säsula- (noun)
    (e) daughter-danö, ëlïnara- (noun)
    (e) (i) dawn-suas (suâs), ânumara- (noun)
    (e) (i) day-dius, ânua- (noun)
    dead-dysu- (adjective)
    dead-dysara- (noun)
    deaf-gënryöku
    (e) death-dysös- (noun)
    decay-ëkuraiäs- (verb)
    (e) decoration-ëmpaiön- (noun)
    deep-nüliarê, döllö- (adjective)
    (i) defeat-äkösa, únuyeia
    defeat-äkös, únuyës- (verb)
    defend-ködäs, únuös- (verb)
    (i) definition-durabanira- (noun)
    (e) deity-diën
    delve-durstaläs- (verb)
    (i) demon-bïcja- (noun)
    (e) den-bënku- (irreg. NOUN)
    depressed-ëthasúd- (adjective)
    depth-döllraga
    desert-nharu- (adjective)
    (i) (e) desert-dura, nhar- (noun)
    desert-këdaläs- (verb)
    (e) dessert-laefar- (noun)
    (e) (i) destiny-ilacus, nymarana- (noun)
    destroy-yuclan, yucarös- (verb)
    destruction-yuclera- (noun)
    (i) diamond-naiuma, giatra
    did-dás, corës- (verb)
    die-dys, näs- (verb)
    different-úknar- (adjective)
    dig-gudarös, surës- (verb)
    dim-rhunu- (adjective)
    dim-rhunäs- (verb)
    (i) disaster-murna, ägëdra- (noun)
    discuss-forës, whënarïs- (verb)
    (i) discussion-forësanina- (noun)
    (e) disease-sähungrad- (noun)
    dive-daustös- (verb)
    (i) divide-csöka- (noun)
    divide-csökäs- (verb)
    do-dê, áyn, corës- (verb)
    (e) doctor-meisësor
    (i) dodo-rhëfara
    (e) dodge-vard- (noun)
    dodge-varnös- (noun)
    does-áynäi, dásöa, corësäi- (verb)
    (i) dog-cainïma
    (e) (i) domain-karsöt, koraina- (noun)
    dominate-ejjuka (échuka) - (verb)
    done-ayndö
    (i) doom-dama- (noun)
    (i) dove-saela- (noun)
    down-mëu
    (i) dragon-dënvia, räthkar, âgrana- (noun)
    drain-lëcäs- (verb)
    (i) drake-vrëntun, räthkar- (noun)
    draw-aenäs, heinös- (verb) to draw a weapon.
    draw-ëlös, nuräs- (verb) to draw a picture.
    (i) drawing-ëlora, nura- (noun)
    (e) (i) dream-dëmul, beiya- (noun)
    dream-dëmüs, beiyös, áyëlës- (verb)
    (i) drink-sënya- (noun)
    drink-sënyös- (verb)
    (e) drum-drïm- (noun)
    (i) duck-ûkëna- (noun)
    (e) dung-hraud- (noun)
    (i) Dwarf-Kurgha- (noun)
    dwell-dövös- (verb)
    (i) eagle-aefana, gïlayna
    (e) (i) ear-âu, nömia- (noun)
    (e) earth-tëem (tëëm), dhënhara- (noun)
    (i) (e) earthquake-tëmaruda, cunöchat- (noun)
    East-Ënïs- (noun)
    Eastern-ënïsayu- (adjective)
    easy-lau- (adjective)
    (e) echo-êkökê
    eight-ötaru
    either-ëku, aiöm
    eject-keibu
    Eldar-Âyumara
    elder-eynus- (adjective)
    elder-nairëna- (noun)
    (i) elephant-ëluphnö, phyuràn
    (i) (e) element-ïlaina, ïmara, ëmïnayl- (noun)
    (i) Elf-Ïluna- (noun)
    embark-dëpurla
    (i) (e) ember-kaira, aebê
    empty-nëda
    (i) encounter-fyrana- (noun)
    encounter-frudëggäs- (verb)
    end-daimëthu- (adjective)
    end-daima, naridaima (a final end)- (noun)
    end-daimös- (verb)
    endure-öduthës- (verb)
    (i) enemy-ëcqwa, rya
    (e) engrave-ëtchkê- (verb)
    enjoy-rhyës- (verb)
    enough-nälëth, cudor
    (i) Ent-Trënu, Önarna- (noun)
    equilibrium-unudanträ
    (i) erupt-ïgnïga
    eternal-waisu, dhorënthu, unëhrëthu, öthoru- (adjective)
    even-tëji
    ever-tasa
    every-âzuu
    everybody-âzirhöma- (pronoun)
    everything-äzikurê
    evil-ädarku, bïcuna- (adjective)
    (e) (i) evil-bïcoj, ädarkïna- (noun)
    evolve-laruya
    (e) exam-ätaröl- (noun)
    except-jei
    execute-âluntös- (verb)
    (e) exodus-úndae- (noun)
    exorcise-khëjös- (verb)
    (i) exorcism-khëja- (noun)
    exterminate-ôtchkäs- (verb)
    extinct-daustrüm- (adjective)
    (e) (i) eye-ëan, uba- (noun)
    (i) face-naihuna- (noun)
    (e) fact-kaeae- (noun)
    faith-âllua
    (i) falcon-lharika
    (e) (i) fail-äfauns, suia
    fail-äfäs, suïs- (verb)
    fair-sëlunaedu- (adjective)
    (e) fair-sudënao- (noun) (carnival)
    (i) fairy-fausa, tiia (tía)
    (e) fall-daru- (noun) a demise or downfall.
    (i) fall-ënmura- (noun) autumn.
    fall-dambäs, ënamös- (verb)
    fallen-darïn- (adjective)
    (i) family-âlïnya, lënhaiya (a family that consists of just a married couple), bhanhaiya (a family that consists of at least two parents and a child)- (noun)
    (i) famine-strëvä, whïnaera- (noun)
    fantasy-ârudössa- (noun) a dream, a wishful thought.
    fantasy-suraena- (noun/adjective) a fantasy genre.
    far-niu- (adjective)
    farewell-ârunei
    (e) farm-ëdràm- (noun)
    farm-ägösös- (verb)
    (i) farmer-ëdrànua
    (i) fat-fölrïna- (noun) body fat.
    fat-pröka- (adjective)
    (i) (e) fate-aryna, iandê, tëm- (noun)
    (i) father-häthuna- (noun)
    (e) fear-súsalö- (noun)
    fear-ghäs- (verb)
    feel-nya (emotion), cöru (physical)
    fell-cälkua, chuka- (adjective)
    fell-hëmïs- (verb)
    fellow-aeömu- (adjective)
    (i) fellow-rhönura- (noun)
    (i) female-maehana- (noun)
    (e) fence-jürhan- (noun)
    (i) ferret-ëssulya- (noun)
    (i) festival-nëmihara, ënaeyura, cïnlorava- (noun)
    fifteen-xëbi (zëbí)
    fifty-bixënnö
    (e) (i) fight-äkönä, tandö, narmö- (noun)
    fight-äkönäs, tëndös- (verb)
    final-ohra
    find-fëräs- (verb)
    fine-lhën
    (i) fire-ägënga, ïgnura- (noun)
    fiery-ïgúnda
    firm-trënda- (adjective)
    first-iinanïs- (adjective)
    (i) fish-päsor, öyïna
    five-bi
    (e) flag-ian
    (i) flame-äthyra, ägösa
    (i) flash-sösa- (noun)
    flash-sönënäs- (verb)
    (e) flashback-tanutai, kaeru
    flesh-casra- (noun)
    (e) flip-löppö- (noun)
    flip-tarïs- (verb)
    (i) flow-crána- (noun)
    flow-cránäs, ënrös- (verb)
    (i) flower-pëlla
    (i) flute-sïlfia
    (i) fly-hus- (noun) the small annoying bug.
    fly-byrös (bílrös) - (verb) to fly.
    (i) foliage-thësa- (noun)
    follow-fëlmäs- (verb)
    (i) (e) food-faea, cönö- (noun)
    (i) fool-öluma- (noun)
    foolish-ölumasën- (adjective)
    (e) foot-falu
    for-prua, ënur
    foreshadow-përanalüs, phöneiäs- (verb)
    (i) forest-nëthora, ânyaea- (noun)
    (e) forge-gharën
    forget-ënuran
    forgive-örádäs- (verb)
    forgotten-ënuryäs- (verb)
    (e) (i) formation-brihar, nyaga
    (e) (i) fortress-kälagar, bhardana- (noun)
    forward-sëri
    foul-stunëru- (adjective)
    found-fälräs- (verb)
    four-sënö- (noun)
    fourth-sënönïs- (adjective)
    (i) fox-suina- (noun)
    free-rusanu- (adjective)
    free-rusës- (verb)
    (i) friend-aeörana- (noun)
    (i) frog-grëgara
    from-ëfïm, ulum
    fuse-sartäs- (verb)
    future-äkaeöa
    Gain-plara, lharäs- (verb)
    (e) garb-gulan- (noun)
    garb-gëlös- (verb)
    (i) (e) garden-ûbeia, ënurae- (noun)
    (i) game-cabyna
    (i) gap-túglröma
    (e) gate-thákan, murdün
    gather-äkethäs- (verb)
    gathering-äkethae, äkethäsus
    (e) general-udïnn
    (i) generation-gianira
    (i) genocide-kúröhima, arunäthima
    get-ëdös- (verb)
    (i) ghost-swáytha, uthalma, nharanma- (noun)
    (i) ghoul-ëthrya- (noun)
    (i) giant-guranura- (noun)
    giant-hägönu- (adjective)
    (e) (i) girl-ânae, perla, rai- (noun)
    give-ëmüs- (verb)
    (i) (e) glory-shëna, hyrö- (noun)
    (i) glove-harnda- (noun)
    go-hiös- (verb)
    go!-hyö- (command)
    (i) goat-gäbul, máru
    (i) Goblin-Gëtzika, Jükuta- (noun)
    God-Ânöra- (noun)
    (i) gold-âhara- (noun) the mineral.
    gold-âshar- (noun/adjective) The color.
    gone-hymäs- (verb)
    good-göna, ënyu- (adjective)
    good-ënyuma- (noun) The side of good.
    (i) good-ömëla- (noun) Trading goods.
    gore-glarmdu
    grab-ölös- (verb)
    grace-lëussoru- (adjective)
    (e) grace-lëussën- (noun)
    grace-lëunës- (verb)
    (i) grain-hrya- (noun)
    grammar-lhënora- (noun)
    grammatic-lhënorcai
    grand-häthan
    (i) grandmother-caeabi
    (i) grandfather-sëthabi
    (i) gratitude-nögastri
    gray-aesya, styö- (noun)
    great-gambadhan, nyandhan- (adjective)
    green-gëlm
    greet-gëlömës- (verb)
    greetings-gälömar
    (i) groom-ädöna
    (e) ground-stortan, khaliae
    (e) (i) guard-prandar, culna- (noun) a guard.
    guard-culnäs, kyödös- (verb) to guard.
    (e) guess-luhar- (noun)
    (i) guest-heiäna- (noun)
    (e) guide-âdus- (noun) a guide.
    guide-âdaräs- (verb) to guide.
    had-hës- (verb)
    (e) hail-havus- (noun) falling ice, (weather).
    hail-hunës- (verb) to praise or worship.
    (i) hair-hira
    half-hanösu- (adjective)
    (i) Halfling-Rhënura- (noun)
    (i) half Giant-Dhordama- (noun)
    (e) hallow-hëlsyö- (noun)
    halo-ëhaö
    (e) hand-rhëna
    happy-laelum- (adjective)
    hard-sturn, cudarö- (adjective)
    harden-cudarös- (verb)
    (i) hare-hërüm- (noun)
    (e) harp-laenöm- (noun)
    (e) harpoon-daroar- (noun)
    has-hös- (verb)
    haste-ïshulu- (adjective)
    haste-vinöth- (noun)
    haste-ïshulös- (verb)
    hate-këga, korsasê- (noun)
    hate-këgäs, koräs- (verb)
    hatred-këthaga- (noun)
    have-hulös- (verb)
    (i) haven-aenëma, hanöli- (noun)
    havoc-tëtöseiyun, zhyka- (noun)
    he-ain, hun- (pronoun)
    (i) head-curana
    (i) headache-cirakuta
    heal-yhulës, naerös, ânurïs- (verb)
    health-purara, ältheiya- (noun)
    hear-ásös, ûsäs- (verb)
    (i) heart-aeöya- (noun)
    (i) Heaven-Ânularana- (noun)
    (i) Hell-Horga
    (i) hello-hyba
    help-aesäs, sorës- (verb)
    hence-ëth
    her-aear, sunar- (pronoun)
    hers-aeari, sunari- (pronoun) used also for possession.
    (e) herbivore-nöstniar
    here-arö
    (i) hereon-husïn
    (i) hero-lëgäsa
    (i) heroine-lussana
    hi-hy
    high-ëlën- (adjective) high class or power.
    high-ësial- (adjective) height.
    (i) high-Elf-ialora, ëlëndara
    him-ainö, hunö- (pronoun)
    his-ainor, hunor- (pronoun) used also for possession.
    history-hïlantra, sukaryö
    hold-rheiküs- (verb)
    (a) hole-hullësa- (noun)
    (i) holiday-ësïla- (noun)
    (i) holocaust-marnöka
    (i) home-hïmi, ânöla
    (i) homocide-rhanaima
    honest-saiust
    honor-hlrunda- (noun)
    honor-hlrunhäs- (verb)
    (e) hood-öllëm
    (e) (i) hope-kyrö, ënëha
    (i) horn-ädaria, ûta- a spike, or pointed bone.
    (e) horn-ödàrôn- a musical instrument.
    (i) horn beetle-âkudö
    horror-harê, khësar
    how-cöläs (?), cönën (?), vahn (.)
    (i) Human-Ëhara- (noun)
    hundred-yannö
    (i) hunter-pylraga, bhëndara- (noun)
    (i) hurricane-caenösa
    hurt-hëthäs- (verb)
    (i) husband-döhana
    (i) hut-bhandua, nhyöda- (noun)
    (i) hyperbola-ënöqwê- (noun)
    I-ia (ía)- (pronoun)
    (e) ice-eci (éki)- (noun)
    if-fya
    (i) iguana-ïgorüm- (noun)
    immature-nëlthum- (adjective)
    immediately-sëlanum
    (e) impact-brësat- (noun)
    impact-brësös- (verb)
    in-ny, u- (preposition)
    (i) incarnation-ûnorätha- (noun)
    indeed-herna
    (e) infidel-reĵjaut
    (i) ingredient-ordanda- (noun)
    inherit-äsölës- (verb)
    inheritance-äsölënya- (noun)
    inhuman-nuhakëm
    inhumane-ëödae
    inner-nylëth
    (i) insect-ïstëca, cúja
    insomnia-nurëspyö
    intelligence-bërunum
    intercept-ërucës- (verb)
    intermediate-ermatae
    interracial-eratulumut
    into-utae
    invent-jáluntra
    is-ädäs, örüs, hës- (verb)
    is-_us- (verb) (used for present tense) eg: fënräsus (looking).
    (e) island-ïslor, cúrayn
    it-iu- (pronoun)
    its-ium- (pronoun) possession
    (i) jackal-ërënda- (noun)
    (i) jail-rhëlma- (noun)
    (i) jar-pouta- (noun)
    (i) (e) jaw-kälna, javac- (noun)
    jaw-kälnäs, javäs- (verb)
    jealous-luranu- (adjective)
    jealousy-lurana- (noun)
    (e) jerk-jalküm
    (i) jewel-sukita, ëtaiya, saesaba
    (i) jinx-jësti- (noun)
    (e) job-bhaseyn, kurän- (noun)
    join-önarïs- (verb)
    (i) joke-jakra, csëbua
    (e) jolt-äzën
    (e) journal-jëlënn- (noun)
    (i) journey-këldara- (noun)
    journey-këldarös- (verb)
    (e) joy-ëaisu
    (e) juice-ämryö
    (e) jump-aeruon- (noun)
    jump-nölüs- (verb)
    (i) jungle-thësra, fëstura- (noun)
    just-jul
    keep-kës- (verb)
    (e) keg-keigon- (noun)
    kept-këtës- (verb)
    (i) key-ëscura, lëthra- (noun)
    (e) kill-kösö- (noun)
    kill-kösös, änölös- (verb)
    kind-kairu- (adjective) caring, generous.
    (e) (i) kind-dëmlön, cuia- (noun) of a variety or group.
    (i) king-karsnia, niröna- (noun)
    (e) knee-nuràn- (noun)
    (i) knight-këndara, lhënthura- (noun)
    (e) knot-gëlt- (noun)
    knot-gëltës- (verb)
    know-rhëlös, nyrës- (verb)
    knows-rhëlösäi, nyrësäi- (verb)
    knowledge-brundara- (noun)
    (i) kraken-klrukäsa- (noun)
    (i) labyrinth-lykora- (noun)
    (i) ladder-pënora, gharuna- (noun)
    (i) lake-ëruhna- (noun)
    lamp-orïma- (noun)
    (e) (i) land-ëliar, tënma- (noun)
    (i) landscape-lhurya- (noun)
    (i) land wyrm-surakanda, naiöcha- (noun)
    (i) language-lorëga- (noun)
    large-hëmlu- (adjective)
    late-lïm- (adjective)
    late-dysën- (in a title) to describe a person having recently passed away. E.g.: the late tom smith.
    latter-lïmbra
    (i) lava-zephäsa (zéffâs)
    (i) law-ënra
    lazy-ölëndu, hënbu- (adjective)
    lead-erehnau- (adjective) in the front.
    lead-löru- (verb) to lead.
    (i) leader-ädora, hënara, lortê- (noun)
    (i) leaf-lê, áyn
    (i) leech-licca (léka) - (noun) a leech.
    leech-lakäs- (verb)
    (e) left-laurtö
    (e) left eye-ëön
    (i) left foot-faura
    (i) left hand-durxti- (noun)
    (i) legacy-sylunna, âthara- (noun)
    (e) legend- lëthor, ládarën- (noun)
    (i) lemur-lëlma- (noun)
    less-mynu (ménu)
    let-reiu
    (e) letter-tëlumnar
    (e) (i) lie-tus, arla- (noun) a lie, a false statement.
    lie-trüs, arlïs- (verb) to lie.
    (i) life-ësya (a person’s life), fiun (life in general)
    light-lhura- (adjective)
    (i) light-lumi, ânya- (noun)
    lighten-aenarïs- (verb)
    (e) (i) lightning-zëphös, khaji- (noun)
    like-jurga, dhor- (preposition) similar to, as in.
    like-lahës- (verb) to like.
    (i) limit-cästra
    (e) line-ori- (noun)
    (i) lion-ânumra- (noun)
    (e) list-âllu- (noun)
    live-fiö, ësu- (adjective)
    live-hïmäs- (verb) referring to a home or habitat.
    (i) lizard-gëcsa,
    loathe-bicunäs- (verb)
    (e) lock-kurnt- (noun)
    lock-kërës- (verb)
    long-selana- (adjective)
    (i) look-ëönësa, fënräsa- (noun)
    look-ëönës, fënräs- (verb)
    look after-ëöpylös, fënylös- (verb)
    look upon-ëölumüs, fënölumïs- (verb)
    (e) (i) lord-nëru, âthura, âlmera- (noun)
    (i) lore-dësusa
    (i) loss¬-sunda, harna- (noun)
    lose-sundäs, harnös- (verb)
    lost-kënua- (adjective)
    lost-kënüs- (verb)
    loud-mágö- (adjective)
    (i) love-aeyna- (noun) a love.
    love-aela- (noun) love in general.
    love-cysäs- (verb) love for a mate.
    love-lïsös- (verb) love for family or a friend.
    low-lara- (adjective)
    loyal-lurai
    luck-lani, forlana- (noun)
    lucky-forlanni- (adverb)
    lust-âjur- (noun)
    lust-âjurïs- (verb)
    lynch-chusäs- (verb)
    lynching-chusëma- (noun)
    made-ägüs- (verb)
    main-öhrën
    make-bïlös- (verb)
    (e) male-mëlör- (noun)
    malice-ädukara, nëkaia- (noun)
    (i) mammal-nánor- (noun)
    (i) Man-Hanö (the race), Ëhara (the race)- (noun)
    (e) many-maerī
    (i) march-sëtana- (noun)
    march-sëtäs- (verb)
    (i) mark-sröta- (noun)
    mark-sartyös- (verb)
    (e) marsh-mëthöl
    (i) mask-nyruka- (noun)
    (e) mass-aerït
    massive-ògma- (adjective) (used after noun)
    (e) mast-sökö
    (i) (e) master-aenalara, áykai
    (i) mate-lhanura (female), saenara (male)- (noun)
    mate-sësüs, sënul- (verb)
    mature-älthuïm- (adjective)
    math-mënru- (noun)
    may-mäs- (verb) e.g.: may i go?
    maybe-yurê
    me-muya- (pronoun)
    mean-säthu- (adjective)
    (e) mean-öhryn- (noun)
    mean-öhrïs- (verb)
    (e) measure-âslran- (noun)
    (i) medicine-crëna, borëma, cunsia- (noun)
    meet-nälmës- (verb)
    (i) (e) memorial-ëmïnya, áaet- (noun)
    (e) memory-ënyae, mälthyn- (noun)
    (i) men-hëna, hanö (plural has no ‘ī.’)- (noun) meaning the race.
    (e) (i) mercenary-kötai, ëssaba- (noun)
    mere-thäsu
    merry-ällöl
    might-mëcö
    mile-whënuma- (noun)
    (e) million-marhun
    mimic-ëyudaea
    (i) mind-nyra, cölïma- (noun)
    mine-mulö
    (i) minute-ranna- (noun)
    (i) miss-aetta- (noun)
    miss-aetüs- (verb) to not hit.
    miss-faenës- (verb) to long for something not present.
    (i) mist-ëstra- (noun)
    (i) mole-nömur- (noun)
    (i) money-aröla- (noun)
    (i) monkey-synuma, jïnyuna
    (e) monster-maeakahd, kundarïn
    (e) (i) moon-ïlu, ûlariha- (noun)
    (e) moral-nylath
    morale-äböru
    more-pëlnar
    (i) morning-yënya- (noun)
    moron-nhabuku- (adjective)
    (i) moron-nhabuki- (noun)
    (e) mortal-úneiya
    (i) moth-nëmm
    (i) mother-naiëma- (noun)
    motivate-cöndalös- (verb)
    (e) motivation-cödaladösu
    (e) (i) mountain-mägöl, hëndradöl, âmëlla- (noun)
    (i) (e) mouth-thara, nyamar- (noun)
    (i) move-húna- (noun)
    move-haeös- (verb)
    much-öhkën
    (i) mule-änïc
    (i) music-sënölla- (noun)
    must-jarvö, nöth
    mute-numiuku
    my-mëi- (pronoun) used to show possession.
    (i) myth-hyorta
    (i) name-hyna, hërëna
    (i) nature-nëlya
    navigate-nësatïs- (verb)
    near-ûan
    necro-säthan
    (e) necromancer-säthanar- (noun)
    necromancy-säthanödai
    (e) nectar-nëgun- (noun)
    (e) need-välurn- (noun)
    need-ëlmaiös, rhönës- (verb)
    negate-mëssaläs- (verb)
    neither-nammuö
    neuter-nëmiäs, söthös- (verb)
    neutral-söthoru- (adjective)
    never-hëndra
    new-nar- (adjective)
    news-nëi- (noun) the news. no change for plural.
    (i) newt-mölusïna- (noun)
    next-lhan- (adjective) the next one.
    next-arväs- (verb) forward.
    nice-ësriu- (adjective)
    (i) night-rhusäna, mharuka, mhorha- (noun)
    (e) (i) nightmare-mära (mâra), sëtha- (noun)
    nimble-nambu- (adjective)
    nine-nun
    (i) ninja-nïkuzi (nïkuzí)
    no-mëlu- (adjective/adverb) e.g.: no one.
    no-sor- opposite of ‘yes.’
    noble-corëthul- (adjective)
    nor-nïs
    normal-ölnar
    north-nam (nâm)- (noun)
    northern-namayu- (adjective)
    (e) nose-nasum (nâsum)
    not-nölu
    nothing-ëpëlu, ûlar, yama
    notice-jëruväs, hënsyüs- (verb)
    (i) (e) nova-juvana, nhömaku- (noun)
    now-nän (nân), tami
    (e) nudge-pö- (noun)
    nudge-pöväs- (verb)
    (e) number-haitän- (noun) a number. E.g.: 1, 2, 3 etc.
    (e) number-ëlur- (adjective) used often in the following way: their numbers are too great.
    (e) (i) nut-nuku, kachi (kâtchí)
    (i) obelisk-blröcka, nhundaiuma- (noun)
    (i) oblivion-öbalaku, nharkhada- (noun)
    obscure-äkwei- (adjective)
    obscure-ölökös- (verb)
    obsess-öbëstïs- (verb)
    (i) ocean-upïsta
    (i) octopus-onarva
    odd-úndê
    of-fi, ën
    off-nurnur, sal
    oh-öna
    (i) oil-ûlaena
    okay-huki
    old-eyda (êda)- (adjective)
    omit-taiös- (verb)
    (e) omnivore-ëffëliar
    on-lori- (preposition)
    once-iinanus (ínanus)
    one-iina- (noun) 1.
    (i) one-ëndra- used when saying something like, “that one seems small.”
    only-rhus
    (e) onomatopoeia-ötömëru
    open-nyrö- (adjective)
    open-nyrös- (verb)
    or-ryn (rïn), na- (conj)
    oracle-ëmara- (noun)
    oral-iarïm
    orange-ôcra- (noun) color.
    (e) orange-sarusösa- (noun) an orange.
    (i) Orc-Zagha, Nairöka- (noun)
    (e) other-náö
    otherwise-narunda
    (i) our-mösae- (pronoun) genative plural of ‘i.’
    out-volia, whar
    (i) outlaw-wharuka, fëluna- (noun)
    outlaw-wharukës, fërtan- (verb)
    outrage-ungragö
    oval-ölësu- (adjective)
    (e) oval-ölïsa- (noun)
    over-úmbanc- (preposition)
    over-thëru- (adjective/adverb)
    over-thënäs- (verb)
    (i) owl-orthana, äluwëna, ömïtha- (noun)
    own-ëta
    (i) oxymoron-zukiata
    (e) (i) pain-pasnia, rykna, kaiönö- (noun)
    pain-ryknäs, kaiönös- (verb)
    (i) paint-pëlma- (noun)
    (e) paper-pysus
    paradox-äkrïla, zëmbaru
    parallel-lïmïl
    (e) (i) parent-nïmyö, nyra
    (e) parry-eukra- (noun)
    parry-eukräs, natäs- (verb)
    (e) part-këntu- (noun)
    part-päslüs- (verb)
    (i) party-ïtaruei- (noun)
    party-ïtëru, ïnëntarës- (verb)
    (e) pass-arnula- (noun) a pass.
    pass-arpës, arëlës- (verb) to pass by something.
    pass-utës- (verb) to pass from one to another.
    (i) path-söma- (noun)
    patient-oarnu, hësaiu- (adjective)
    peace-áyïn, lhoryma- (noun)
    (i) peasant-öpruna, dhënara- (noun)
    (i) pendant-naima, ölyra, prucïla- (noun)
    (i) people-ëruma, ömaena, lhusala- (noun)
    perfect-rhatumu- (adjective)
    perhaps-bälön
    peril-cryuka- (noun)
    perilous-cryukän- (adjective)
    (i) person-ëruha, ömana- (noun)
    persistant-thoramu- (adjective)
    perverted-sësuka- (adjective)
    (e) pervert-sësuyar, rhasukar- (noun)
    (e) philosopher-lïtuvuar- (noun)
    (e) philosophy-lïtarëni- (noun)
    physical-tau, dou (dö)
    (e) pick-tanu- (noun)
    pick-tanüs, nusës- (verb)
    (i) pie-únma- (noun)
    (i) pig-úkara- (noun)
    (i) (e) pike-päska, jünar- (noun)
    (i) pikeman-junara- (noun)
    (i) pipe-fïlaetha- (noun)
    (i) pirate-myrätha, usëntara- (noun)
    pirate-nerthüs, mhythös- (verb)
    (i) pit-sënka- (noun)
    (e) place-ëru
    (i) plague-chamba, gäläcrösa- (noun)
    plain-yheihu, bhurën- (adjective)
    (i) plain-fina, seröna- (noun)
    (i) planet-bhëlma- (noun)
    (i) plant-heina, ösaina- (noun)
    (i) plateau-garëga- (noun)
    please-aetësa- (adverb)
    please-ënuläs- (verb)
    (i) pledge-brëssa- (noun)
    pledge-brëssäs- (verb)
    (i) poison-äthkya, durthama- (noun)
    poison-äthkäs- (verb)
    (e) port-rhölu, yurësla- (noun)
    port-rhölüs- (verb)
    (e) post-ödën- (noun)
    post-ödënös- (verb)
    pour-rëndös- (verb)
    (e) (i) power-ûra, deagor, rhaga- (noun)
    (e) (i) practice-jhantun, hëmada- (noun)
    practice-hëmadäs, jhantüs- (verb)
    pray-prönüs, âhräs- (verb)
    (i) prayer-âhra- (noun) a prayer.
    prepare-ölëmäs, öharös- (verb)
    (i) prophecy-salya, ënuthara- (noun)
    (i) (e) prophet-orlana, ïlömala, nhaiphö- (noun)
    (i) protagonist-lhaeöna- (noun)
    provide-ülmarïs- (verb)
    (e) prince-daur, ànarad- (noun)
    (e) (i) princess-lauru, laeana- (noun)
    (e) prison-ghälöm- (noun)
    (i) psalm-hyaru meia- (noun) a sacred song (plural is hyaru meiī )
    pulverize-thënäs, änyös- (verb)
    (i) puppet-tamra, nyhara- (noun)
    pure-ûlënu
    purify-ûlënria
    purple-piët
    (i) python-oracha- (noun)
    (i) queen-cusnia- (noun)
    quench-nöllës- (verb)
    quick-rheinö- (adjective)
    quiet-sutaiu- (adjective)
    (e) quill-hurël- (noun)
    (i) quiver-oranta- (noun)
    (i) quote-cusra- (noun)
    quote-cusqäs- (verb)
    (i) rabbit-hënira- (noun)
    (i) race-aeranöa- (noun) a race of beings.
    (e) race-yësö- (noun) e.g.: the race didn’t last long.
    rage-lauth
    (e) (i) rain-rïnöl, saenya- (noun)
    (i) rainbow-cösumala- (noun)
    raise-úmrê- (verb)
    random-nëthur- (adjective)
    (i) rat-säsuma- (noun)
    raze-sësökös, zurtê- (verb)
    reach-prënäs- (verb)
    read-lënäs, ënës- (verb)
    really-susëlu
    realm-ëlsa- (noun)
    (e) rear-pryda- (noun)
    (e) reason-hëmaru, brëcu- (noun)
    red-ria
    reform-marïs- (verb)
    reign-rhudanös- (verb)
    (i) reincarnation-bënorätha- (noun)
    reinforce-kaburnäs- (verb)
    (i) reinforcement-ëlikaiöa
    rejoice-âsalya
    (i) rejuvenate-jävëvi
    relative-öräsu- (adjective)
    relative-tháyrïn- (noun)
    (e) release-ëxöltum
    remade-ägugharës- (verb)
    (i) reptile-ûlapa
    repulse-sönös, jönuräs- (verb)
    require-rënös- (verb)
    respect-kyäda- (noun)
    respect-kyadäs- (verb)
    rest-nuiöm
    rest-ïlëmnïs- (verb)
    (i) (e) retreat-pënara, daisu- (noun)
    retreat-pënarüs, daisüs- (verb)
    return-laru- (adjective)
    (i) return-larïna, larïmba- (noun)
    return-larïs- (verb)
    revenge-âru, sässura- (noun)
    revenge-vëlvagüs, ârüs, säsurös- (verb)
    (e) review-ânur
    review-ânurüs- (verb)
    revive-haenäs- (verb)
    (i) rice-kurani- (noun)
    (i) ride-rhena- (noun)
    ride-rhanös- (verb)
    (e) rider-rháus
    (e) ridge-möan
    ridged-muanka
    (i) right-cikra
    (e) right eye-eïn
    (e) right foot-fuara
    (i) right hand-dauxta
    rise-tahnös- (verb)
    (e) ritual-tsënö
    (i) rival-tëvia, taräth- (noun)
    (e) rivalry-tarnäth
    (i) river-lönura, muiana, uthora- (noun)
    (e) road-rësnö
    (i) robe-namara
    roll-bhödös- (verb)
    (e) root-cälor
    (i) rope-fhröa, rhöyê
    (i) (e) rose-cëphya, nhënra,lïzan- (noun)
    rough-ghargun, rüggóm
    (i) ruby-únya
    run-rëö, ânäs- (verb)
    rune-nölëna- (noun)
    sacred-änariun, mharmïlu- (adjective)
    sad-ësoru, dëpaenu- (adjective)
    safe-sefasu- (adjective)
    (e) saliva-rhënsur
    (i) salute-reiöya- (noun)
    same-waeö- (adjective)
    (i) (e) sand-suda, hëdai
    (e) sapphire-ëssor
    say-dës- (verb)
    (e) scapegoat-hussáu
    (i) scare-mëhrana, köwi- (noun)
    scare-maräs- (verb)
    (i) scent-nyua, nurada (foul scent), âsylia (good scent)
    (i) schedule-meianya
    (e) science-sorkàn
    (i) scorpion-khakora
    (e) scout-haröm- (noun)
    (i) sea-upësa- (noun)
    (i) seal-ûlar- (animal)
    (e) seal-sálum, chark- (noun) used to complete or finish something.
    seal-saiös, charös- (verb)
    second-utranïs- (adjective)
    secret-mënthu, baerönu- (adjective)
    (i) secret-mënthora, nörula, baeröna- (noun)
    see-rös- (verb)
    seem-ulorös- (verb)
    (i) self-sulu, rhëtha- (pronoun)
    separate-nïmönarös- (verb)
    (i) (e) sequel-yutara, pönumël- (noun)
    set-teilös- (verb)
    set up-feinölös- (verb)
    settle-sudënës- (verb)
    seven-cararta- (noun)
    sever-nunïs, chïs- (verb)
    (i) (e) shadow-nurca, lïmran, rhunei- (noun)
    shadow-lïmräs, rhunës- (verb)
    shall-shanta
    (i) shark-gyorga, kádarga
    she-aea, sun- (pronoun)
    (i) shed-sulma- (noun)
    shed-saläs- (verb)
    (i) sheep-cëbae
    (i) shelter-taeöna- (noun)
    (i) shield-dhurëda, mhudëna- (noun)
    shine-sythës, ësulös- (verb)
    shiny-sythulani- (adverb)
    (e) shore-shurna
    should-shunu
    shout-älösës- (verb)
    (i) shovel-payöei
    (e) shred-hïfën- (noun)
    shred-hïfës- (verb)
    (e) shrine-halrae
    (e) shrub-shuni
    sick-dësunäs- (verb)
    (e) sickness-dësu- (noun)
    (i) side-beirëna- (noun)
    (e) siege-rhënarës- (verb)
    silence-ëyuläth, ëyuntus
    silent-ëyun, ëyoru, myaralu- (adjective)
    silver-nustan- (noun) the mineral.
    silver-lhënvar- (adjective/noun) the color.
    (i) sin-ëhura- (noun)
    sincerely-cënrun- used before a signature at the end of a note or letter.
    sing-ësläs- (verb)
    (e) sister-raiö- (noun)
    sit-sënës, ënarüs- (verb)
    six-luun
    (e) (i) skeleton-cäskorö, scypha (skiffa)
    (i) skirmisher-kusëvar- (noun)
    (i) skull-këska, këstösa- (noun)
    sky-aerula- (noun)
    (i) (e) slash-csya, taith- (noun)
    slash-csyös, sadäs- (verb)
    slay-sëlös, këdïs, rëlös- (verb)
    sleep-tënös- (verb)
    slow-tardun- (adjective)
    (i) slug-süllüma- (noun)
    smell-fäs- (verb)
    smite-kuritäs- (verb)
    (e) smoke-sëmugu- (noun)
    smooth-sëmlën- (adjective)
    (i) snail-slölla- (noun)
    (i) snake-sëprana, näduada, nëg, nëgiara (rattlesnake), nëgurhën (venomous snake), nëgaiya (non-venomous snake)- (noun)
    (i) snot-gurda- (noun)
    (i) (e) snow-söa, ânös- (noun)
    so-soth, yë, ûnra (when so is used similar to too)
    soak-ûsäs- (verb)
    soil-lëthum- (noun)
    (e) (i) soldier-pëslar, sudar, ödana- (noun)
    some-süpru, väm, rëth
    (e) (i) son-sanö, rhala- (noun)
    (i) song-rënaeya- (noun)
    soon-rësa
    (e) (i) sorrow-dëvasun, ulara- (noun)
    sorry-sulra, serê
    (e) soul-aean- (noun)
    (i) sound-rënua
    soundly-háyuran- (adverb) peacefully, calmly.
    (i) soup-hënra- (noun)
    sour-aisu- (adjective) the taste.
    South-Sia- (noun)
    Southern-Siayu- (adjective)
    (i) space-önataea
    speak-ëmïs, drüs- (verb)
    (i) (e) speech-ëmnara, duás- (noun)
    (i) sphere-thëmna- (noun)
    (i) spider-nhaku, nhabiyu (venomous), kuyei (non-venomous), khabinhaku (large spider)
    (i) (e) spike-carra, rhudëna, hajai- (noun)
    (e) spill-sulan- (irreg. noun)
    spill-sulüs, orïnës- (noun)
    (i) spine-sartha- (noun)
    (i) spiral-vëxa, whëna- (noun)
    (i) spirit-aelara, hëthrana, unarda- (noun)
    (i) spring-aenya- (noun)
    (e) spy-vatu- (irreg. noun)
    (i) staff-hyrënha- (noun)
    (e) staff (bladed)-möxamu- (noun)
    stag beetle-âkudaiya- (noun)
    stale-ôsku- (adjective)
    stand-ösarös- (verb)
    (i) star-stëna- (noun)
    start-sytäs- (verb)
    (e) statue-döyudar- (noun)
    steal-sëculös, bharös- (verb)
    (e) step-slën- (noun)
    (i) steward-kënësa
    (e) stick-bäcru
    sticky-chësku
    still-nybar (standing still), únra (still standing), ghanö (still standing)
    stoic-sëssulyïn, ûnarïn
    stolen-sëcryan- (adjective)
    (e) stomach-chorkor- (noun)
    stone-tarhö- (adjective)
    (i) stone-tartura- (noun)
    stop-jönra- (command)
    (i) stop-kata- (noun)
    stop-katäs, lënës- (verb)
    (i) story-narassa, nïmya- (noun)
    streak-syphös- (verb)
    (i) stream-rhyösa
    strength-húrën- (noun)
    (a) strike-tätha
    strike-tasäs- (verb)
    strive-tharäs- (verb)
    strong-últasö, rhadö- (adjective)
    (i) stub-Elf (small elf)-iusi- (noun)
    stubborn-mulatum- (adjective)
    (i) study-haera, hunara- (noun)
    study-haerös- (verb)
    stun-ëzurös- (verb)
    stunning-caesulu- (adjective) beautiful, dazzling, amazing.
    stupid-tyrlu, mëharu- (adjective)
    sturdy-ghamu- (adjective)
    sturdy-ghamgäs- (verb) (to make sturdy)
    succeed-narïs, naemös- (verb)
    such-hása
    (i) suicide-taiuhima- (noun)
    (e) summer-ërunah- (noun)
    summon-russaräs- (verb)
    (e) summoner-russrësar
    (i) sun-ânuma- (noun)
    superior-sëlpyö- (adjective)
    sure-sërru
    surpass-ötënräs, sëguyeinäs- (verb)
    survive-älëvräs- (verb)
    (e) swamp-sëlun, kychö- (noun)
    sweet-nailu (the taste), haelu (cute)- (adjective)
    swim-whaisïs, ïlrës, pïräs- (verb)
    (i) sword-namiyana, äkajua- (noun)
    (e) symbol-kaebu
    (i) tackle-nöda- (noun)
    tackle-nödäs- (verb)
    (i) talent-lusara- (noun)
    take-ënmäs, tuläs- (verb)
    talk-arïs, däs- (verb)
    (i) tail-naraa
    (e) tale-naratan
    (e) task-larnu
    taste-ënsös- (verb)
    (i) tattoo-taja
    (e) tavern-nätornum
    (e) tea-sëng- (noun)
    (i) teacher-hënia, harnëlma- (noun)
    (i) tear-tua, ëla- (noun)
    teleport-âlorës- (verb)
    tell-faeäs, dar- (verb)
    temper-ämrhada
    (i) temple-âulora, lurënna- (noun)
    ten-xanna (zâna)
    than-tael
    thanks-kitëna- (noun)
    thank-kitës- (verb)
    that-hëla, tësö
    the-tai, âth (usually used at the beginning of a sentence)
    thee-taru
    them-tani
    then-hul, taön, nui
    there-tëner
    these-tësö- (no ‘ī’ for plural)
    (i) thesis-naiösa- (noun)
    they-thyö (masculine), thya (feminine), thyu (neuter) (no plural ī )- (pronoun)
    thick-orödu- (adjective)
    (e) thing-räsu- (noun)
    think-rhëhäs, tuväs- (verb)
    third-fröanïs- (adjective)
    (e) third eye-ëan
    this-sënma, tasê
    (e) thorn-thurän
    those-tëlïth
    though-kallun
    (i) thought-ònyeira- (noun)
    thought-rhënäska- (verb)
    thousand-zïdu
    (e) threat-tëkurana, tamulën- (noun)
    three-fröa
    (i) threshold-murhana
    through-mydän, jorla
    throw-tënäs- (verb)
    (e) thunder-khalö- (noun)
    thunder-khalös- (verb)
    (i) thunderstorm-khagúra
    thus-jê, nurha
    tiger-häthura- (noun)
    (i) time-hoona- (noun)
    to-ti, hu (used as in ‘go to him’)- (preposition)
    (i) toad-hämu
    (e) toilet-rëcuban
    (e) tongue-talth
    too-hyö
    (e) (i) tool-tölëm, fënra, sërucha (sëruka)- (noun)
    (i) (e) torch-kaiga (hand torch), kaivar (wall torch)
    (i) tortoise-turpöthan, húngën- (noun)
    (e) torture-jurala- (noun)
    torture-juraläs- (verb)
    (i) tornado-waisa
    (e) torso-ösan
    total-paru- (adjective)
    (e) (i) total-ämöl, parva- (noun)
    total-ämölüs- (verb)
    touch-rënu- (noun)
    touch-rënïs- (verb)
    (i) tournament¬-haiatama, önuratha- (noun)
    (i) (e) town-cïnaria, tynö
    (i) trade-csëntha- (noun)
    trade-csënös- (verb)
    (e) trait-suti, nöthara- (noun)
    (e) (i) traitor-zothrad, zäthraga- (noun)
    (e) translation-rucarïndösu- (noun)
    translate-rucarïs- (verb)
    (e) trash-gaibësu- (noun)
    (e) travel-täthur- (noun)
    travel-täkturüs- (verb)
    (i) treasure-tëspya, ënsurada- (noun)
    (e) tree-syar, äböl, sënya, ënöya, nöbaiyö (oak), änoräd (oak), tëmnan (birch), lhöru (elm), öcara (apple), ànölra (maple), ánudei (ash), öniai (wart), keiöa (wart), nurhalö (willow), wheia (nut), csynö (pine), ûnreina (evergreen), nareina (yew)- (noun)
    (e) (i) trial-taur, önara- (noun)
    (i) troll-ghandama- (noun)
    true-rënu- (adjective)
    (e) (i) truth-rënäth, nhamyna- (noun)
    (e) try-âtu- (noun)
    try-âtüs, ödorës- (verb)
    (i) tundra-söasya
    (i) turn-úrea- (noun)
    turn-úrës- (verb)
    (i) turtle-ënydun
    twice-utranus
    (e) twilight-ûlaera, mius
    two-utra
    (i) (e) tyrant-kurada, darösan- (noun)
    (i) undead-zeätha- (noun)
    under-lösu- (adjective/adverb)
    under-lösa- (preposition)
    undertake-kërös- (verb)
    undo-ûdailös- (verb)
    unless-sënra
    unlock-kërënmös- (verb)
    unknown-qarö, nhairanu- (adjective)
    until-hünat, ulsa
    unto-usat
    unwanted-nïmënöska
    (i) up-ûa
    upon-yënar, ölum- (preposition)
    upside-down-ûaväsdëo
    (i) Uruk-Nhandora- (noun)
    us-sëmu- (pronoun) objective plural case of ‘i.’
    use-nës, cäs- (verb)
    valor-hurna- (noun)
    (e) value-âmëssal- (noun)
    value-âmës- (verb)
    (e) vault-vaknê- (noun)
    (i) (e) vegetable-herätha, gwilash- (noun)
    (i) vein-rytha- (noun)
    (e) vengeance-vëculanu- (noun)
    (i) version-ûnyê- (noun)
    versus-ucsai (usai)
    (e) view-sënö- (noun)
    view-sënös- (verb)
    vigilance-vahlönus- (noun)
    (i) village-rhënma, cynïlatia- (noun)
    (e) vine-vyla- (noun)
    (i) virtue-saina- (noun)
    visual-sënëmu- (adjective)
    vital-ësyëmu- (adjective)
    (i) voice-nhari, vela- (noun)
    (e) (i) volcano-mágóm, âsaghra- (noun)
    wait-nharës- (verb)
    wake-heiäs- (verb)
    walk-ënëmäs, sorös- (verb)
    (i) (e) wall-vhatöla, canrhún
    (i) want-rïma
    want-ënömës- (verb)
    (e) war-borlat, säthöyu- (noun)
    (i) war chariot-kyatu
    (i) warship-dëlkya
    was-_anu- (verb) (used for past tense)
    waste-javëll
    (i) wasteland-nhënkhala, zënukëna
    watch-ënuäs- (verb)
    (i) water-âkuri (drinking water), myrëna- (noun)
    (e) waterfall-rënuaba, ëlumbê- (noun)
    (e) way-var, sui
    we-nën- (pronoun)
    weak-utari- (adjective)
    (e) weakness-ûbáyn
    (e) (i) weapon-ölrö, hënrana- (noun)
    weather-wësöa- (noun)
    weather-wës- (verb)
    (e) (i) web-ubën, ïbara- (noun)
    wed-lëhnës- (verb)
    (e) wedding-lëlrohn
    (e) wedge-ïgrúnd- (noun)
    wedge-ïgrïs- (verb)
    (e) welcome-ëkanu
    (e) well-náurm, wënu- (noun)
    well-cuun, nai- (adjective)
    were-ulösu
    West-Wöla- (noun)
    Western-Wölayu- (adjective)
    wet-ûnrei- (adjective)
    wet-ûnräs- (verb)
    (i) whale-vussum, rhëmöwa
    what-cusan (?), vu (.)
    (i) wheel-röila
    when-cëll (?), vëa (.)
    whence-âmoi
    where-cërö (?), vewn (.)
    whether-farnöth
    which-curëm- (adjective/pronoun)
    while-rhula, vorla
    white-rïnt, orla
    who-cus (?), var (.)
    whom-cus (?), var (.)
    why-cai (?), vëm (.)
    (i) wife-ûrarya- (noun)
    wild-juga- (adjective)
    will-narösa- (noun) determination.
    will-narös- (verb) to be determined.
    will-vëna, âma- represents the future tense.
    (i) win-nölma- (noun)
    win-nölmäs, rhënölös- (verb)
    (i) wind-ayla- (noun)
    (i) wing-orei (feathered wing), scaetha (scaled wing)
    (i) (e) winter-lhurëna, ûllê- (noun)
    wisdom-saelënya- (noun)
    (i) wish-ïlëa, yua- (noun)
    wish-ïlës- (verb)
    with-wur, caeö
    without-caeösö
    (i) wolf-lupënsa- (noun)
    (e) wonder-âyumar- (noun)
    wonder-âyumös- (verb)
    (e) wood-burkad
    (i) wood Elf-Iyor- (noun)
    (e) woodland-bëhar- (noun)
    (i) word-rëta, nösa- (noun)
    (i) work-habëna- (noun)
    (i) worker-bhasaina- (noun)
    (e) world-rantö- (noun)
    worry-yuhës- (verb)
    worse-bïjuc
    worst-bïjucaru
    worth-heihara, nënyha
    would-sölën, vessaut
    (e) (i) wound-orpoh, hëmra
    wraith-ëthura- (noun)
    wrath-vurgê, tëchïtharu, âji- (noun)
    write-sulïs, ëlurïs- (verb)
    wrong-haithu
    (i) Xerunī-Xërunëra- (noun)
    (i) Yarunī-Yarunëra- (noun)
    (i) year-yarei- (noun)
    yell-yöäs- (verb)
    yellow-ïlöm
    yes-dai
    yet-ei- (conj)
    yield-iannös- (verb)
    you-yam, ulei- (pronoun)
    you-yënī, ulënī - (pl. Pronoun)
    young-iuanö- (adjective)
    your-yënu
    youth-iuabu
    (i) Zarunī-Zarunëra- (noun)
    zero-ruta- (noun)
    (i) zyk-zyka- (noun)

    Words by Definition/Phrases

    3-headed snake-sëprahydran
    act of friendship-keiö
    act of heaven-cöriae
    among whom-òxulê
    angel of death-kykuzu
    animated puppet-zukimödö
    Arunian duel-ârukaja
    as gathered by-äkethae bei
    as of late-önulïm
    as written by-ëkura bei
    attack! (command)-cólru dal!
    [a] bag for travel-hëdarrën
    base/camp-tanurhada
    beat/rhythm-tönatöya, lëba
    be gone!-jartta!
    best friend-paitën- (noun)
    blood thirsty-säsulu
    body fluids-kërudai
    body oils-khazúlavra
    by me-ëbë
    “by the right of…”-rökëm
    cage of a lantern-únram
    cause of an event-dosk
    cloud break-jurannïn
    “come forth unto…”-crëntikausm
    come her-doiyö
    “coming through/come along”-cumatias
    co-worker-bhaseina
    crop field-kordàn
    Crunian ale-cysö (normal ale), súlka (ale with a smoky after taste)
    Crunian battle sword-kënuaja (kënuâjâ)
    cursed being-deinuzha
    dark demon-nägäton
    day of birth-meikïs
    death cage-kämúrga
    death date-dëskïturu
    departed soul-ënuraina, naithora
    domination of a whole-úkazi
    “don’t hold it against me”-cuiam
    doom approaches/doom is approaching-grihëm
    earth demon-täntorton
    eating ware (utensils)-susëpea
    egoist-rhëtharutai
    [an] essence/ a feel/ a presence-örhama
    family heirloom-laeth
    fatal illness-äzhgui
    [a] fell/vile/evil act-änägma
    fell wind-cäkru
    fire demon-gheräton
    fishing boat-öyïkaeyar
    fishing hook-kur
    fishing net-ömu
    fist combat-sëdöru
    five-sided shape-biànth
    “flee for … life”-ëmyötu
    flying machine-aileor
    for example-ëlla
    for me-ëbu
    foul beast-gïsjul
    from me-ëbi
    funeral carrying board-búllac
    fur child-heilös
    get away-coiyö
    giant moose-húgëna, húgan (original Ölarën)
    good bye-iymënu, ûkënara
    good day-bönädê, rhënamar
    good God!-dáguma
    good luck!-kaiönu
    graceful/beautiful-fësráö
    grand hall-äpalushia
    grand warrior-kuraggê
    grassy plains/fields-suneiru
    ground machine-storteor
    grim/gloomy/foul-daizhuu
    guardian angel-keiuanra, ânumrya
    head band/cloth-diadön
    hence forth-ëthasan
    high angel-aelana
    high demon-dakudën
    high judge-jälon
    high lord-nëlora
    high spirit (Deity)-durläsa
    hired assassin warrior-kïkoraki
    horrid/creepy landscape-mälkurya (ía)
    horse stable-nëbalê ënastuī
    hot spring-lharudu
    ice demon-jiästötôn
    in the event of-cröpäm
    insect demon-kïlhada
    “it is nothing”-iyama (íyâma)
    jail keeper-drädünlarch
    keeper, guardian-larch (lark)
    large cat-múnra
    large horn-rhaldurïn
    large tree-brïntïs
    lesser angel-ësalla
    lesser demon-zëthurga
    lesser spirit-sëthëla
    light demon-äluyaton
    lightning demon-kyëtzuton
    “lord help me”-caeönu
    lunar eclipse-ïlurän
    merchant boat-ësudakaeyar
    mid-class angel-ëlussëla
    mid-class demon-jucruthar
    mid-class spirit-ëlaruna
    mine cart-sëtuna
    Mortal World-Rhënöna
    multi horned/spiked-ryx
    my thanks-gaisumê
    natural shelter-dënrakiösu
    nature demon-nëllorton
    nonetheless-mëlu mynu (no less)
    of me-ëba
    overhanging cliff-dökarö (slight hang), dökharon (large hang)
    pool of water/spring-nanriöl
    royal building-cënuràn
    passenger boat-òrikaeyar
    “peasant food” (a plain porridge)-gwïl
    poison demon-dosträton
    priest/priestess’s staff-sënutha
    ragged clothes-ûlarüm
    ready, aim, fire!-shiëndê, trëm, lruna!
    reason of being-brehncu
    regal furniture-rhëlëcor
    religious robe-dhar
    rhetorical question-hunákai
    ritual ground-tzënosu
    river boat-thyöt
    sea/ocean/river master-ûnkai
    ruler by blood-csakuna
    sand demon-länndûlaton
    sea machine-swëleor
    seal of approval-diamra
    seal of disapproval-nölamra
    shadow demon-mënulaton
    “show it”-cönu këm
    slate, flat rock-baeänt
    small army/ battalion-grëntugäm
    small bird-piara
    small boat/canoe-sanrö
    small harp-laenömur
    smith master-sälughün
    spider web-suriabi
    Spirit World-Ölarys, Aelarïnor
    spiritual lamp-aelorïma
    stone brick-tagan
    strong person/thing-taraghun
    subliminal thought-ònara- (noun) (subconscious thoughts)
    sun shower-fänaiu
    swinging bridge-sëlar, sënma
    sword duel-nhariaga
    tale master (writer/story teller)-naratadënma, narëtha
    the end of the world/apocalypse-zäpothynox
    “The Middle Zone”/Ethereal world-Ïstrüx
    “the fault is…”-kharahd
    “thank God”-kitësanya
    think helm-dlröma
    to me-ëbi
    tomb stone-daiöba, rhukyama
    tongue of the serpent (bïc=to corrupt through words) (gu= to persuade through words)-bïcsëlïs, gusëlïs
    tortoise shell-khabynari
    tree rings-myu
    tree root-vorma
    true love-csësarya
    ugly/hideous/repulsive-òndüm
    unknown/foreign/alien-fërehn
    villain/ high evil being-äzëfël
    voice masker (one who can mimic voices)-nëllökar
    voice thrower (ventriloquist)-aelëntar
    walking stick-sëlësyu
    war boat-bökaeyar
    warrior bandages-deiara
    water demon-òogòton
    wedding flower-yupëla
    well done!-ägetae!
    what?! / what the…?!-ghavon, kaemö
    wind demon-ûllaton
    wispy clouds-cësunya
    with me-ëbö
    wrinkles of age-òmrei
    Year of Darkness-Rhuyarei- 5th year of the Csuränian Calendar.
    Year of Earth-Ghayarei- 1st year of the Csuränian Calendar.
    Year of Fire-Kaiyarei- 3rd year of the Csuränian Calendar.
    Year of Light-Aenyarei- 6th year of the Csuränian Calendar.
    Year of Water-Ûyarei- 2nd year of the Csuränian Calendar.
    Year of Wind-Seiyarei- 4th year of the Csuränian Calendar.

    Arunian Terms

    aesura-The three days it takes a soul to become a spirit.
    âlïnhërëna-Last name. This is chosen when a new couple weds.
    âsulia-‘ˆ’ Modifier letter circumflex.
    älma-‘ˉ’ Macron.
    bëlabu-A table that is not traditionally used to eat from.
    bhëmia-‘´’ Acute accent.
    cysö-A Crunian ale.
    daiphia-‘¨’ Diaeresis.
    dynëphcei-A spiritual Crunian sword or weapon said to possess immense spiritual power (in Mainsh spelled ‘Dynephce’).
    ënömia-‘`’ Grave accent.
    ënumai Oil-Oil from a moderate sized forest plant that is often used to protect against heat. It can also be used to either keep heat trapped in side what it is coating or keep heat out.
    haidöna-A finale or ultimate end.
    Harënpa-A Crunian term that refers to the avian class.
    Ïstëca-A Crunian term that refers to the insect class.
    Ïstrüx-“The Middle Zone,” the Ethereal plane, the world in which ghosts and wraiths live, not to be confused with the Spirit world.
    Nánora-A Crunian term that refers to the mammalian class.
    nëmihara ën aelarī-“Festival of spirits.”
    nhakuda-A demon possessed item. A Hellish relic.
    nurhërëna-Clan name. It is often passed down generations much like a last name is for Humans. It is decided between the new couple which clan name they will adopt for their family.
    öhërëna-First name. The name given to a child when he/she is born.
    ölrökën-Meaning ‘Dynephce.’
    ömigënku-A duel between two spirits or Arunī (later includes Zarunī ).
    Päsora-A Crunian term that refers to the aquatic class.
    ryx-A word that describes when something has many horns, spikes, or thorns.
    súlka-A Crunian ale that possesses a light smoky aftertaste and is actually good for a Dragon or Dragon Crunī’s fire breath.
    Ûlara-A Crunian term that refers to the reptilian class.
    utranïhërëna-A second name. Used much like a Human’s middle name. However, the child will choose their own second name once they come of age.

    Curses

    cursed thing-hëxatu
    curse your kind-ejal cui
    dumb ass/retard/idiot-harjuka, dakuda
    extreme misfortune-bïsta
    life killer-narkäth, ârënëthla
    meaningless being-corant
    monster (demon)- maeakahd
    rightian-cikralösa (to a berunī means that they are right brained, which to them is an insult)
    slow death to you-tardysösam

    Numbers

    When using then name of a number (such as two compared to 2) from ten and beyond the first few letters of certain numbers and then the rest of the secondary numbers. The letters used from the numbers are underlined.
    0-ruta
    1-iina
    2-utra (uta)
    3-fröa
    4-sënö
    5-bi
    6-luun
    7-cararta
    8-ötaru
    9-nun
    10-xanna
    11-ïina
    12-iiutra
    13-iifröa
    14-iisënö
    15-iibi
    16-iiluun
    17-iicararta
    18-iiötaru
    19-iinun
    20-utaxanna
    21-utaiina
    22-utautra
    50-bixanna
    99-nunun
    100-iiyannö
    101-iiyannö iina
    111-iiyannö ïina
    154-iiyannö bisënö
    500-biyannö
    999-nuyannö nunun
    1000-iizïdu
    1001-iizïdu iina
    1011-iizïdu ïina
    1111-iizïdu iiyannö ïina
    5000-bizïdu
    9999-nuzïdu nuyannö Nunun
    10,000-xazïdu

    Grammar Notes

    Result Clauses – In the common speech, a result clause sets a limit on a situation or condition. Ex. ‘Kyr is so strong that he can fight demons.’ The combination of ‘so’ and ‘that’ are shown by limiting Kyr’s strength to such a degree that the result is that he can fight demons. In an Arunëmarïslar sentence the ‘so’ would be ‘lën,’ and ‘that’ would be ‘hënël.’

    Endings/
    beginnings

    _s (plural) –_ ī (if the last letter sounds like “a” or “i” at then it sounds like “i” and if not it sounds like “e”.)
    _’s/_of_ - ‘_-_’ (Äkethae-lëthorī ), _lor
    _ing - _us (see ‘is’)
    _ed - _ka
    _er - _ar (e.g.: Slayer)
    _er - _ari (e.g.: Faster) (1st intensifier)
    _est - _aru (3rd intensifier)
    _er/_est - _dhan ( 2nd intensifier), _kën (4th intensifier)
    _en - _rïn
    _ly - _ui
    _y - _ni
    _ful - _ (ï)lu
    _less - _dun
    _ish - _sën, _kum
    _ism - _maus
    _ist - _utai
    _ic - _cai
    _tion/_sion - _ira or _dösu
    _ence/_ance - _tun
    _dom - _kän
    _ize - _iga (if previous letter is a consonant) / _riga (if previous letter is a vowel)
    _ian - _lar
    _al - _ëmu
    _ous - _rus
    _ity - _isi
    _hood - _dún
    _ate - _tum
    _ite - _tïl
    _st/_nd/_rd/_th - _nïs (when used with a number)
    _s (not plural) - _äi ((pronoun/noun) does (verb): he does hold, he holds) (âí)
    anti_ - nöla_
    brother figure - (name)_(ö)nalma
    ‘boyfriend’ - (name)_ (ö)sai
    command – (verb)_ö
    don’t/do not - mucor(ë)_
    elder - (name)_ (ö/a)mëru
    eye - uba_
    friend - (name)_ (ö/a)nailu
    ‘girlfriend’ - (name)_ (a)rai
    master - (name)_ (ö/a)dënma
    parental figure - (name)_ (ö/a)numai
    pupil/underling - (name)_ (ö/a)nyhu
    re_ - bëmë_
    sister figure - (name)_ (a)nëlma
    spouse - (name)_ (ö/a)naeö
    sub_ - lori_
    superior - (name)_ (ö/a)dölu
    to know how - _öi (‘to know how to swim.’ ‘ti rhëlösöi ïlrës.’)
    un_ - nïm_

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-

    [This message has been edited by Kyr Nelenar (edited 12-24-2007 @ 08:08 PM).]

  • Replies:
    posted 08-09-07 09:17 PM EDT (US)     1 / 90  
    You got your copyright, then?

    I haven't read it yet, but I'm going to.

    Heck to the darkness
    "That's fairly similar to what I thought you sounded like. Deep, gravelly, and wise sounding. Though the gravelly bit could've been mic quality?" -Atzy
    "HeavenGames forbid!" -Smeagolfan24
    posted 08-09-07 09:21 PM EDT (US)     2 / 90  
    How is a copyright acquired? Anyway, well done on getting one.

    I'm with Gandalf. I have it saved to a Word document for reading at my leisure.

    Also, I nominate a sticky.

    .:|Smeagol|:.
    World in Conflict Heaven Cherub
    Battle For Middle-earth II Heaven Replay Reviewer and Ledgend

    Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness.
    Oh, I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life...
    posted 08-09-07 09:24 PM EDT (US)     3 / 90  
    *cough*Unfortunately this is temporary...*cough*©

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-09-07 09:27 PM EDT (US)     4 / 90  
    Why?

    .:|Smeagol|:.
    World in Conflict Heaven Cherub
    Battle For Middle-earth II Heaven Replay Reviewer and Ledgend

    Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness.
    Oh, I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life...
    posted 08-09-07 09:30 PM EDT (US)     5 / 90  
    *cough*©*cough*...

    I am just doing a 'semi-finale' thing... But I am trying to get an official © after I'm at least done with the first Act...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-09-07 09:32 PM EDT (US)     6 / 90  
    Wink-wink, nudge-nudge type o' thing, eh? Eh, eh?

    .:|Smeagol|:.
    World in Conflict Heaven Cherub
    Battle For Middle-earth II Heaven Replay Reviewer and Ledgend

    Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness.
    Oh, I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life...
    posted 08-09-07 09:42 PM EDT (US)     7 / 90  
    *nudge* *nudge* ...

    (5) Some might take that the wrong way...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-

    [This message has been edited by Kyr Nelenar (edited 08-09-2007 @ 09:44 PM).]

    posted 08-09-07 09:51 PM EDT (US)     8 / 90  
    Tomorrow brings soundtrack music (real music with a soundtrack name) and maybe Chapter 5...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-10-07 01:55 PM EDT (US)     9 / 90  
    Music is here.. part of it anyway...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-10-07 09:19 PM EDT (US)     10 / 90  
    More music...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-11-07 10:08 AM EDT (US)     11 / 90  
    SWEETNESSSSS...
    posted 08-11-07 03:52 PM EDT (US)     12 / 90  
    Chapter 5 plus the last of the music...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-14-07 08:21 PM EDT (US)     13 / 90  
    Chibi Characters 2 is here...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-17-07 05:34 PM EDT (US)     14 / 90  
    Chibi Characters 3...

    BTW.. don't think that this is a 'discussion post free' thread, I don't mind any discussion...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-22-07 06:45 AM EDT (US)     15 / 90  
    Hey, want this stickied?

    And I shall go Softly into the Night Taking my Dreams As will You
    posted 08-26-07 09:44 PM EDT (US)     16 / 90  
    Sure...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-27-07 03:33 PM EDT (US)     17 / 90  
    Sticky please ...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-30-07 02:59 AM EDT (US)     18 / 90  
    Stickied

    Scotty the Fallen | One-time Angel Reincarnate, and Former BFME2H and TWH Downloads administrator, and BFME2 Strategy Administrator.
    "And I shall go softly into the night, taking my dreams, as will you." - EoJ
    "Scotty's probably the only forumer here who can make every post a defiant claim of his own superiority." - Atzy
    posted 08-30-07 07:22 AM EDT (US)     19 / 90  
    I will celebrate by posting(later today because I have work) a few new languages (a hellova lot shorter than Arunian)...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-30-07 07:25 PM EDT (US)     20 / 90  
    In celebration of the sticky I will now post 4 new (mini) languages... I will not be posting Arunian due to its now excessive length...

    Dwarven
    Ölarën


    Language Note

    Even though Ölarën is a Dwarven language, it is also spoken and commonly used by Half Giants.

    English-Dwarven
    A-Ön
    Arunī-Âkura- (n )
    Berunī-Bëruka- (n )
    By-Heiga
    Chief-Haarö- (n )
    Crunī-Caruka- (n )
    Dwarf-Öhara- (n )
    Elf-Ëgaea- (n )
    Enemy-Niö, Nëmara- (n )
    For-Nëmu
    Friend-Âma- (n )
    From-Orei
    Gift-Dhan- (n )
    Half Crunī-Ghacaru- (n )
    Half Elf-Ëgharu- (n )
    Half Giant-Hërugha- (n )
    Half Orc/Uruk-Ghakharu- (n )
    Halfling-Ûnërö- (n )
    Halt-Kurei, Bäthor- (v)
    He-Drua- (pro)
    Human-Ghara- (n )
    I-Âlu- (n )
    If-Dai
    In-Tul- (prep)
    Is-Rúl
    It-Täs- (pro)
    Jump-Lhën- (v)
    King-Norda- (n )
    Me-Sagu
    My-Sagö
    No-Kö
    On-Cöru- (prep)
    Or-Ky
    Orc-Khar- (n )
    Run-Sënra- (v)
    She-Hyu- (pro)
    Talk-
    The-Ú
    Think-
    To-Bhan
    Uruk-Ghëkhar- (n )
    Walk-Dhëlö- (v)
    With-Bhu
    Xerunī-Xakun- (n )
    Yarunī-Yarukun- (n )
    Yes-Rha
    You-Har
    Zarunī-Zëkun- (n )


    Endings/
    Beginnings


    _ing - _öla
    _ed - _nëm
    _s/plural - _su
    Re_ - Nün_
    Un_ - Rhë_


    Dwarven Terms

    Ghatún-A giant sword used by Half Giants.
    Ghëtar-A giant weapon used by Half Giants.
    Ghïsún-A giant scythe used by Half Giants.
    Ghögún-A giant hammer used by Half Giants.
    Ghütún-A giant axe used by Half Giants.


    Elven
    Ïlädrïn
    English-Elven

    A-Hya
    Along-Orïth
    Arunī-Arunëra- (n )
    Autumn-Âlumrën- (n )
    Berunī-Bërunëra- (n )
    Boy-Caebö- (n )
    Bronze-Minuend- (adj/n) The color.
    Brother-Caerö- (n )
    Crunī-Crunëra- (n )
    Daughter-Aenya- (n )
    Dwarf-Rhadön- (n )
    Earth-Dënru, Ämnura- (n )
    Elf-Ïlädra, Ënïlra (wood Elf), Álura (high Elf)- (n )
    Fire-Älmëra- (n )
    Friend-Lhyrö, Ënaena- (n )
    Girl-Ânóra- (n )
    Gold-Mëlna- (adj/n) The color.
    Hair-Murö- (n )
    Happy-Lälya- (adj)
    In-Lur
    Is-Ló
    Men-Ölaru- (n ) (race)
    Moss-Sönëm- (n )
    Myth-Lómyra- (n )
    No-Ula
    Often-Ólïn
    On-Lïm
    Orc-Hurgän- (n )
    Other-Rïlauth
    Port-Ölósa- (n )
    Shell-Csóna- (n )
    Silver-Ólën- (adj/n) The color.
    Sister-Cënya- (n )
    Son-Ârö- (n )
    Spring-Ïlora- (n )
    Summer-Ömyrïn- (n )
    The-Lëh
    Then-Nól
    Uruk-Nurhai- (n )
    Water-Muí- (n )
    What-Ar
    When-Nór
    Where-Norí
    Who-Önê
    Why-Âlö
    Wind-Ërunö, Ïlmya- (n )
    Winter-Nïmïnar- (n )
    Yes-Ëna


    Words by Definition/
    Phrases


    Good Day-Nïmyan
    Good Night-Ömyan
    How so?-Nëmbae
    Thank You-Cëmbai


    Endings/
    Beginnings


    _s (plural) - sae
    _s (not plural) - óra
    _ed - nën
    _ing - su
    _er - són
    _est - sëlu
    _en - fae
    _friend - lïn (used when using the name of a close friend)


    Orcish
    Úrgën
    English-Orcish

    And-Khar
    Are-Nälm
    As-Nu
    Be-Pö
    By-Zëlu
    Dark-Mälnar, Mälkía- (adj)
    Dark-Rhucáyn- (n )
    Day-Ödäk- (n )
    Dwarf-Rhëgan- (n )
    Earth-Rëdhan- (n )
    Elf-Nänöl- (n )
    Enemy-Mënösa, Khïshaugí- (n )
    Fat-Zhambhala- (adj)
    Fight-Khada- (v)
    Filth-Churga*- (n )
    Fire-Khazën- (n )
    For-Ëzu
    From-Rhath
    Half Giant-Ghuruda- (n )
    He-Mhur- (pro)
    Human-Önar- (n )
    I-Rei- (pro)
    In-Älm- (prep)
    Is-Bhan
    It-Úrö- (pro)
    Light-Lharö- (adj)
    Light-Yhëna- (n )
    Lightning-Zakën- (n )
    Lost-Këjí- (adj)
    Lost-Unën- (v)
    Mercenary-Khazard- (n )
    Night-Corhada- (n )
    On-Gëm (hard ‘g’)- (prep)
    Orc-Gëthka- (n )
    Reign-Zhël- (v)
    Scum-Sjaga*- (n )
    Shadow-Muörö- (n )
    Shadow-Rhudën- (v)
    She-Nhor- (pro)
    Siege-Zëhu- (v)
    To-Ulïn
    Twilight-Nharya- (n )
    Uruk-Zëghan- (n )
    War-Hälua, Nënma- (n )
    Water-Ödö- (n )
    Were-Rha
    Wind-Rënyö- (n )
    With-Dou
    You-Coul- (pro)


    Curses*

    Filth-Churga*
    Scum-Sjaga*


    Words by Definition/
    Phrases


    A large amount-Xëgúl
    Be Gone-Nhuhada


    Orcish Terms

    Bëzaiakhad-The death command. Used at executions.
    Zaa-“What?” This is used when in a shocked and confused state.


    Endings/
    Beginnings


    _ing - _kus
    _ed - _kö
    _ness - _öta
    _s/plural - _su
    Re_ - Nün_
    Un_ - Rhë_


    Dark Elven
    Ïlmarïn
    English-Dark Elven

    Arunī-Älëna- (n )
    Berunī-Bëlösa- (n )
    Brother-Ölën- (n )
    Crunī-Culara- (n )
    Dark-Karda- (adj)
    Dark-Nälma, Älönëda- (n )
    Daughter-Älyra- (n )
    Day-Önma- (n )
    Dwarf-Gëlda- (n )
    Earth-Dounmar- (n )
    Elf-Ïlora- (n )
    Enemy-Ëköru- (n )
    Family-Thëlya- (n )
    Father-Önhamu- (n )
    Fire¬-Sïlra- (n )
    For-Shö
    Forest-Ëlëmun- (n )
    Friend-Nhënmu- (n )
    Guest-Únhënma- (n )
    Halfling-Ölura- (n )
    Half Giant-Dhagöna- (n )
    Human-Önara- (n )
    Light-Ëlömën- (adj)
    Light-Ïnuma- (n )
    Lord-Murönu- (n )
    Moon-Ölhu- (n )
    Mother-Ënhamu- (n )
    Necromancer-Nëtaruga- (n )
    Night-Lhyru- (n )
    No-Ru
    Orc-Úngën- (n )
    Shadow/Dark Elf-Nëluna- (n )
    Sister-Rhyën- (n )
    Son-Bhulyra- (n )
    Sun-Ëmora- (n )
    Uruk-Únöga- (n )
    Water-Myru- (n )
    Wind-Ëluthö- (n )
    Yes-Sa
    You-Lar- (pro)


    Words by Definition/
    Phrases


    Thank You-Nëmu lar

    Dark Elven Terms

    Douräthya- This means ‘Earth Style’ (or ‘Mountain Style’) and refers usually to the sword style that uses strong offensive and defensive techniques.
    Ëlëräthya- This means ‘Nature Style’ (or ‘Forest Style’) and refers usually to the sword style that uses strong defensive techniques.
    Ëluräthya- This means ‘Wind Style’ (or ‘Cloud Style’) and refers usually to the sword style that uses swift offensive and defensive techniques.
    Khöräthya- This means ‘Lightning Style’ (or ‘Storm Style’) and refers usually to the sword style that uses swift offensive techniques.
    Sïlräthya-This means ‘Fire Style’ (or ‘Sun Style’) and refers usually to the sword style that uses strong and swift offensive techniques.
    Zukën- This means ‘Sword Technique.’ It is often used after the sword styles.


    Endings/
    Beginnings


    _ing - _lën
    _ed - _öna
    _s/plural - _nö

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 08-31-07 06:24 PM EDT (US)     21 / 90  
    *Gasp* Finally, a sticky!

    .:|Smeagol|:.
    World in Conflict Heaven Cherub
    Battle For Middle-earth II Heaven Replay Reviewer and Ledgend

    Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness.
    Oh, I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life...
    posted 08-31-07 06:28 PM EDT (US)     22 / 90  
    Ëluharī!... [Congradulations!...] Smeagol is the first (besides me) to post when the thread was a sticky!...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 09-01-07 04:38 AM EDT (US)     23 / 90  
    Zukën-
    Isn't that German? Or german influenced?

    And I shall go Softly into the Night Taking my Dreams As will You
    posted 09-01-07 01:02 PM EDT (US)     24 / 90  
    With all honesty I try not to be influenced by other languages... And if it is German than it is just a coincidence...

    _.,-=~+"^'`:Kyr Nëlënar:`'^"+~=-,._
    "Ânö Âranäsö Helara" - "Live Well Friend"
    "Ûkrënai Sëcar-lu" --- "Ûkrënai of Thirteen"
    Remember Kids: "Kyr" rhymes with fire...
    Sometimes your imagination inspires other people to use theirs.-Sir Hugh-
    posted 09-01-07 02:18 PM EDT (US)     25 / 90  
    Just noticed the Copyright, did you register it?

    .:|Smeagol|:.
    World in Conflict Heaven Cherub
    Battle For Middle-earth II Heaven Replay Reviewer and Ledgend

    Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness.
    Oh, I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life...
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