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[[Lexicon:Modern/acheiv|acheiv]], [[Lexicon:Modern/adaepth|adaepth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Adreshm|Adreshm]], [[Lexicon:Modern/advaens|advaens]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Ael-doen|Ael-doen]], [[Lexicon:Modern/aeshir|aeshir]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Aesla|Aesla]], [[Lexicon:Modern/aessyrthe|aessyrthe]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Afka|Afka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Ampotae|Ampotae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Aprisa|Aprisa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/arjei|arjei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Aswycha|Aswycha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/avei|avei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bache|bache]], [[Lexicon:Modern/badh|badh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Baerroell|Baerroell]], [[Lexicon:Modern/balanshi|balanshi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bana|bana]], [[Lexicon:Modern/beirbei|beirbei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bembei|bembei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/beva|beva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bi|bi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bleachi|bleachi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/blessei|blessei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/blinch|blinch]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bloeka|bloeka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/breathei|breathei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/brethira|brethira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/brushi|brushi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/buldira|buldira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bwysti|bwysti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/caeshmae|caeshmae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/celbrei|celbrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/changei|changei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/chasta|chasta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/cheirei|cheirei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/chelpei|chelpei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Chirk|Chirk]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Chling|Chling]], [[Lexicon:Modern/chois|chois]], [[Lexicon:Modern/clifei|clifei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Colvra|Colvra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/craeshwy|craeshwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/creadh|creadh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/daihra|daihra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/decida|decida]], [[Lexicon:Modern/deletra|deletra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Deswy|Deswy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/developa|developa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/discoev|discoev]], [[Lexicon:Modern/distrakra|distrakra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/doeenei|doeenei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/dowynera|dowynera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/drefae|drefae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Dreshira|Dreshira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Drif|Drif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/dryei|dryei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Dylwy|Dylwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/eddei|eddei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/edji|edji]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Ejwy|Ejwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/elvaeddei|elvaeddei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Elyr|Elyr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/enezae|enezae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Enfish|Enfish]], [[Lexicon:Modern/enhansei|enhansei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/evoelei|evoelei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Excrip|Excrip]], [[Lexicon:Modern/exfoelei|exfoelei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/explor|explor]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Faell|Faell]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Faellei|Faellei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Finsa|Finsa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/fleirta|fleirta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/foecwyss|foecwyss]], [[Lexicon:Modern/foerwei|foerwei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Foesswy|Foesswy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Fonwy|Fonwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Forgor|Forgor]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Fwylfa|Fwylfa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Gaevae|Gaevae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/gathrei|gathrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/gebaeg|gebaeg]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Geiga|Geiga]], [[Lexicon:Modern/goeesti|goeesti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/graeshei|graeshei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Gyrr|Gyrr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Haeldi|Haeldi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Haelpa|Haelpa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Haez|Haez]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Isei|Isei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/joech|joech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/joengae|joengae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Kael|Kael]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Kaj|Kaj]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Kampra|Kampra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Karwyn|Karwyn]], [[Lexicon:Modern/katfoe|katfoe]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Keicha|Keicha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/klena|klena]], [[Lexicon:Modern/knoeva|knoeva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Koemmaeth|Koemmaeth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Koenstra|Koenstra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Koenth|Koenth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kollbera|kollbera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kontwyra|kontwyra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kraftira|kraftira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Krai|Krai]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Krajaeg|Krajaeg]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kwykei|kwykei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lagra|Lagra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lefra|Lefra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/loekin|loekin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Loslo|Loslo]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lysnae|Lysnae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lyvi|Lyvi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/maekbrei|maekbrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Mangae|Mangae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Marka|Marka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/moerae|moerae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/morveila|morveila]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Mwyrma|Mwyrma]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Neilei|Neilei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Nida|Nida]], [[Lexicon:Modern/nirmae|nirmae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Nopot|Nopot]], [[Lexicon:Modern/paervae|paervae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/pein|pein]], [[Lexicon:Modern/peisae|peisae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/pin|pin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/poeeshi|poeeshi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Poeger|Poeger]], [[Lexicon:Modern/poes|poes]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Preseif|Preseif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/proedwyc|proedwyc]], [[Lexicon:Modern/rach|rach]], [[Lexicon:Modern/radda|radda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Raekwyth|Raekwyth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/razi|razi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/reakta|reakta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/rechoda|rechoda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/redh|redh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/reforta|reforta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/refr|refr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Rema|Rema]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Repwy|Repwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/rifoe|rifoe]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Rowae|Rowae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Rysi|Rysi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/saidh|saidh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/sanjira|sanjira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/sedh|sedh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/seirv|seirv]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Sekwy|Sekwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/selecth|selecth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Seles|Seles]], [[Lexicon:Modern/senda|senda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/serka|serka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/seva|seva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Sia|Sia]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Siknei|Siknei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/skaerdha|skaerdha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Skarpa|Skarpa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/skrin|skrin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Slaj|Slaj]], [[Lexicon:Modern/slefa|slefa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Slita|Slita]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Smaera|Smaera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/smirch|smirch]], [[Lexicon:Modern/soeelva|soeelva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Spaetha|Spaetha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/splidh|splidh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Spraech|Spraech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/spreadh|spreadh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/stadh|stadh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Steha|Steha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Straetha|Straetha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Strydh|Strydh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/swaifa|swaifa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Swyrym|Swyrym]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Sypra|Sypra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Tachma|Tachma]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Taech|Taech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/taga|taga]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Tagfin|Tagfin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/taifa|taifa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/tasti|tasti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Tempra|Tempra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Thaench|Thaench]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Thryska|Thryska]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Toedda|Toedda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/transfor|transfor]], [[Lexicon:Modern/trima|trima]], [[Lexicon:Modern/twechi|twechi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/twisti|twisti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/upgraedh|upgraedh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/verera|verera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Voech|Voech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Voelrei|Voelrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/waka|waka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wanshaeth|Wanshaeth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Well|Well]], [[Lexicon:Modern/wif|wif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/winka|winka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Woemet|Woemet]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wonta|Wonta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyndreis|Wyndreis]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyndrif|Wyndrif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/wypla|wypla]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyswyr|Wyswyr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wywy|Wywy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Yoedag|Yoedag]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Yuno|Yuno]] | [[Lexicon:Modern/acheiv|acheiv]], [[Lexicon:Modern/adaepth|adaepth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Adreshm|Adreshm]], [[Lexicon:Modern/advaens|advaens]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Ael-doen|Ael-doen]], [[Lexicon:Modern/aeshir|aeshir]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Aesla|Aesla]], [[Lexicon:Modern/aessyrthe|aessyrthe]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Afka|Afka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Ampotae|Ampotae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Aprisa|Aprisa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/arjei|arjei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Aswycha|Aswycha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/avei|avei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bache|bache]], [[Lexicon:Modern/badh|badh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Baerroell|Baerroell]], [[Lexicon:Modern/balanshi|balanshi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bana|bana]], [[Lexicon:Modern/beirbei|beirbei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bembei|bembei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/beva|beva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bi|bi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bleachi|bleachi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/blessei|blessei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/blinch|blinch]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bloeka|bloeka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/breathei|breathei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/brethira|brethira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/brushi|brushi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/buldira|buldira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/bwysti|bwysti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/caeshmae|caeshmae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/celbrei|celbrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/changei|changei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/chasta|chasta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/cheirei|cheirei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/chelpei|chelpei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Chirk|Chirk]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Chling|Chling]], [[Lexicon:Modern/chois|chois]], [[Lexicon:Modern/clifei|clifei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Colvra|Colvra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/craeshwy|craeshwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/creadh|creadh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/daihra|daihra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/decida|decida]], [[Lexicon:Modern/deletra|deletra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Deswy|Deswy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/developa|developa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/discoev|discoev]], [[Lexicon:Modern/distrakra|distrakra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/doeenei|doeenei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/dowynera|dowynera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/drefae|drefae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Dreshira|Dreshira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Drif|Drif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/dryei|dryei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Dylwy|Dylwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/eddei|eddei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/edji|edji]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Ejwy|Ejwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/elvaeddei|elvaeddei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Elyr|Elyr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/enezae|enezae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Enfish|Enfish]], [[Lexicon:Modern/enhansei|enhansei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/evoelei|evoelei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Excrip|Excrip]], [[Lexicon:Modern/exfoelei|exfoelei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/explor|explor]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Faell|Faell]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Faellei|Faellei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Finsa|Finsa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/fleirta|fleirta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/foecwyss|foecwyss]], [[Lexicon:Modern/foerwei|foerwei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Foesswy|Foesswy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Fonwy|Fonwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Forgor|Forgor]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Fwylfa|Fwylfa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Gaevae|Gaevae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/gathrei|gathrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/gebaeg|gebaeg]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Geiga|Geiga]], [[Lexicon:Modern/goeesti|goeesti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/graeshei|graeshei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Gyrr|Gyrr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Haeldi|Haeldi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Haelpa|Haelpa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Haez|Haez]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Isei|Isei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/joech|joech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/joengae|joengae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Kael|Kael]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Kaj|Kaj]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Kampra|Kampra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Karwyn|Karwyn]], [[Lexicon:Modern/katfoe|katfoe]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Keicha|Keicha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/klena|klena]], [[Lexicon:Modern/knoeva|knoeva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Koemmaeth|Koemmaeth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Koenstra|Koenstra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Koenth|Koenth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kollbera|kollbera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kontwyra|kontwyra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kraftira|kraftira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Krai|Krai]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Krajaeg|Krajaeg]], [[Lexicon:Modern/kwykei|kwykei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lagra|Lagra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lefra|Lefra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/loekin|loekin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Loslo|Loslo]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lysnae|Lysnae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Lyvi|Lyvi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/maekbrei|maekbrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Mangae|Mangae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Marka|Marka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/moerae|moerae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/morveila|morveila]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Mwyrma|Mwyrma]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Neilei|Neilei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Nida|Nida]], [[Lexicon:Modern/nirmae|nirmae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Nopot|Nopot]], [[Lexicon:Modern/paervae|paervae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/pein|pein]], [[Lexicon:Modern/peisae|peisae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/pin|pin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/poeeshi|poeeshi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Poeger|Poeger]], [[Lexicon:Modern/poes|poes]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Preseif|Preseif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/proedwyc|proedwyc]], [[Lexicon:Modern/rach|rach]], [[Lexicon:Modern/radda|radda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Raekwyth|Raekwyth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/razi|razi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/reakta|reakta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/rechoda|rechoda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/redh|redh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/reforta|reforta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/refr|refr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Rema|Rema]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Repwy|Repwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/rifoe|rifoe]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Rowae|Rowae]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Rysi|Rysi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/saidh|saidh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/sanjira|sanjira]], [[Lexicon:Modern/sedh|sedh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/seirv|seirv]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Sekwy|Sekwy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/selecth|selecth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Seles|Seles]], [[Lexicon:Modern/senda|senda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/serka|serka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/seva|seva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Sia|Sia]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Siknei|Siknei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/skaerdha|skaerdha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Skarpa|Skarpa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/skrin|skrin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Slaj|Slaj]], [[Lexicon:Modern/slefa|slefa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Slita|Slita]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Smaera|Smaera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/smirch|smirch]], [[Lexicon:Modern/soeelva|soeelva]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Spaetha|Spaetha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/splidh|splidh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Spraech|Spraech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/spreadh|spreadh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/stadh|stadh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Steha|Steha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Straetha|Straetha]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Strydh|Strydh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/swaifa|swaifa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Swyrym|Swyrym]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Sypra|Sypra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Tachma|Tachma]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Taech|Taech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/taga|taga]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Tagfin|Tagfin]], [[Lexicon:Modern/taifa|taifa]], [[Lexicon:Modern/tasti|tasti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Tempra|Tempra]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Thaench|Thaench]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Thryska|Thryska]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Toedda|Toedda]], [[Lexicon:Modern/transfor|transfor]], [[Lexicon:Modern/trima|trima]], [[Lexicon:Modern/twechi|twechi]], [[Lexicon:Modern/twisti|twisti]], [[Lexicon:Modern/upgraedh|upgraedh]], [[Lexicon:Modern/verera|verera]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Voech|Voech]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Voelrei|Voelrei]], [[Lexicon:Modern/waka|waka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wanshaeth|Wanshaeth]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Well|Well]], [[Lexicon:Modern/wif|wif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/winka|winka]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Woemet|Woemet]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wonta|Wonta]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyndreis|Wyndreis]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyndrif|Wyndrif]], [[Lexicon:Modern/wypla|wypla]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wyswyr|Wyswyr]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Wywy|Wywy]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Yoedag|Yoedag]], [[Lexicon:Modern/Yuno|Yuno]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:04, 26 September 2026
The Modern CLT lexicon: 1357 words. The Spraecha as spoken in 917. See Common Reason Tongue.
By part of speech
- Adjective (110)
- Adverb (11)
- Conjunction (4)
- Determiner (3)
- Interjection (37)
- Interrogative (6)
- Noun (972)
- Noun phrase (2)
- Particle (10)
- Prefix (10)
- Preposition (4)
- Pronoun (5)
- Verb (214)
All words
| Word | Part of speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Abswyn | Noun | Abswyn — Stormharbor coin, as outsiders call it. |
| Abwynd | Noun | Abwynd — the sixth month of the year. Harvest, abundance, and fulfillment. Station Oathbond. Late summer. |
| acha | Noun | Storage. |
| Achad | Noun | Achad — the Academy of Reason and Nature. Also the concept of formal scholarly institution. |
| acheiv | Verb | acheiv — to reach a goal or elevate one’s presence with success. |
| adaepth | Verb | adapt. |
| adapta | Adjective | adapta — master of change in shifting fortunes or tides. |
| adeim | Adjective | rare — uncommon; seldom encountered. |
| Adreshm | Verb | Adreshm — offer the wrists. A command. |
| advaens | Verb | advaens — to move forward in Skaella, status, or refinement. |
| Advaenth | Noun | Advaenth — a journey undertaken for discovery rather than for trade or duty. |
| ae- | Prefix | ae- — the possessive prefix for the third person. Their, theirs. |
| aefka | Adjective; Adverb | aefka — away; absent; not where one is looked for. |
| Aegyn | Noun | Aegyn — playful, endearing charm as a quality of manner rather than a performance. |
| Ael | Noun | Ael — the eye. |
| Ael-doen | Verb | Ael-doen — eyes down. A command. |
| Aelva | Adjective | Aelva — quietly satisfied with one’s life as it stands. |
| Aemba | Adjective | Aemba — afraid; too small, in the moment, for what is being asked. |
| aenandh | Noun | bliss — supreme joy; spiritual happiness. |
| Aern | Noun | Aern — iron. The commonest working metal in the Known World. |
| Aernkoev | Noun | Aernkoev — the lawless pirate archipelago. No formal governance. The only settlement without Oethboend tradition. |
| Aernthorn | Noun | Aernthorn — the bramble whose thorns are hard as metal and hook inward. |
| aerthe | Noun | aerthe — the art of creating beauty, order, and virtue through painting, sculpture, music, or intricate mechanical automata, created to elev |
| Aerv | Noun | Aerv — honor, personal dignity, the quality the Oethboend protects and measures. |
| aeshir | Verb | bless — to bestow grace or spiritual favor. |
| Aesla | Verb | Aesla — to unwind with serene grace after the demands of court or salon. |
| aeslae | Noun; Interjection | aeslae — the formal asking of a stranger’s particulars: family, station, and city. Answered in that order. |
| Aesloes | Noun | Aesloes — a person who arrives able to give an aeslae that answers to nothing. A family nobody has heard of, a station that does not exist, |
| aessyrthe | Verb | aessyrthe — to assist; the act of offering one’s skill, strength or presence to another. |
| aesti | Noun | aesthetic — a specific style, mood, core aesthetic, or curated vibe (adapted from Japanese internet slang “aesthetic” fandom shortening, wid |
| Aeval | Noun | Aeval — the orchard fruit of the temperate zones. |
| Aevalbach | Noun | Aevalbach — orchard fruit baked into bread or pastry. |
| Aevalra | Noun | Aevalra — cider; the fermented pressing of Aeval. |
| aevlei | Interjection | aevlei — a greeting used on meeting or on entering company. |
| afa | Noun | afa — a pocket reckoner; a small hand-worked clockwork device for adding and taking away, carried on the person. |
| afae | Noun | wing — the limb used for flight or a section of a building. |
| Afka | Noun; Verb | Afka — absent, or present and not attending. Not there when wanted. |
| agill | Adjective | agill — nimble and adaptable in mind, movement, or exchange. |
| ahae | Interjection | ahae — a moment of sudden realization or insight. |
| ai | Noun | Intelligence. |
| aida | Noun | aida — one’s formal name, seal, or mark of standing society. |
| Airtaed | Noun | Airtaed — a crock; a sealed vessel for fermenting and keeping. |
| Aisbra | Noun | Aisbra — a ladder. |
| akhei | Noun | akhei — one’s full standing, reputation, and chronicle of deeds in society. |
| alae | Noun | dream — images and experiences during sleep; a deep aspiration. |
| alga | Noun | Fate. |
| algei | Noun | algei — the art of mathematics or calculation. |
| alkoe | Noun | alkoe — distilled spirit. The strong drink, as distinct from Alkra generally. |
| Alkra | Noun | Alkra — any drink containing spirit, taken as a class. Ale, wine, mead, cider and cane spirit alike. |
| Amael | Noun | Amael — love, deep care, loyalty. Both romantic and the profound bond between people. |
| ambidh | Noun | ambidh — ambition; the drive toward greater standing or mastery. |
| ambita | Noun | ambita — the drive toward self-improvement and elevation. |
| Aminei | Noun | Aminei — trust, confidence in another's reliability and honor. |
| Ampotae | Noun; Verb | Ampotae — a plain admission that a thing lies beyond one’s capacity; to make such an admission. |
| ampwyll | Noun | ampoule — a glass vial of concentrated elixir or alchemical serum used for medical or other purposes. |
| an | Conjunction | and — connects words, thoughts, or clauses in formal salon speech and writing. |
| Angwyr | Noun | Angwyr — vine fruit, grape equivalent. Grown in Foergaet river valleys. Produces the best wine. |
| Animei | Noun | Animei — animation; a moving picture thrown on a surface by lensed light. |
| Ankla | Noun | Ankla — the ankle; the joint of the foot. |
| Anklaeth | Noun | Anklaeth — an anklet; a chain or band worn about the ankle. |
| ankledh | Noun | ankledh — an anklet; a chain or band worn about the ankle. |
| Ankorwy | Noun | Ankorwy — an anchor; the weighted iron lowered to hold a vessel in place. |
| Anop | Conjunction | Anop — and. |
| antei | Noun | antei — the sensory filament of certain mechanical or living devices. |
| anth | Noun | anth — the paired sensory feelers on the head of an insect or similar creature. |
| Antla | Noun | Antla — the branched crown of a stag; the antler. |
| anxi | Noun | anxi — anxiety; the inner unease that arises when things seem to be turning against one. |
| Aprisa | Verb | Aprisa — to recognize and honor excellence in another, in their work, or in art. |
| arjei | Verb | arjei — to rush at someone or something with intent. |
| arkoe | Noun | arkoe — the multicolored arc in the sky or the symbol of diversity. |
| artei | Noun | artei — creative expression; art as a made thing. |
| Aruna | Noun | Aruna — the tropical spices of Eldershore. The most valuable cargo by weight in the Known World. |
| Aruvei | Noun | Aruvei — cane spirit; the distilled alkoe of Eldershore, made from Ireich. |
| aspra | Noun | aspra — aspiration; the inner drive to rise in virtue and mastery. |
| asprei | Noun | asprei — the vision of one’s future self. |
| Aswycha | Verb | Aswycha — the bright stand. A display command. |
| attwy | Noun | attwy — bearing; the poise and composure a person maintains in company. |
| Auddoe | Noun | Auddoe — an automaton; a clockwork figure built to move on its own. |
| aura | Noun | aura — one’s visible presence, personal radiance, and measure of inner virtue; the quality that rises or falls according to one’s adherence |
| auslei | Interjection | auslei — an exclamation of overwhelming delight at something adorable or exquisitely graceful. |
| avei | Verb | avei — to possess or hold with poise. |
| avilta | Noun | avilta — the power or Skaella to perform at a high level of grace and refinement. |
| bache | Verb | bache — to bake. Of bread, of pottery, and of setting powder on the face under gentle heat. |
| Bachrei | Noun | Bachrei — ceramic roof tile. |
| bada | Noun | bada — a free woman of commanding presence and unyielding strength. |
| badh | Verb | badh — to bait; to test or provoke another in conversation to draw out their true nature. |
| badira | Noun | badira — a person of striking natural beauty, poise, and commanding grace who embodies virtue and serves with quiet excellence within their |
| Baechri | Noun | Baechri — the hardy highland ruminant. Kept for meat, milk, and Fleisk. |
| baeg | Noun | baeg — money; currency taken as a whole, without regard to coin. |
| Baelk | Noun | Baelk — bulk trade unit of weight. Eight Weith, about 8 kilograms. Grain is sold by the Baelk. |
| Baenka | Noun | Baenka — a terrace; a level platform cut into a slope. |
| Baenthoer | Noun | Baenthoer — the error of taking a thing said to everyone as a thing said to you. |
| Baerl | Noun | Baerl — trade and brewing unit of volume. Eight Pael, about 64 liters. A standardized barrel. |
| Baerroell | Verb | Baerroell — turn around. A command. |
| Baesra | Noun | Baesra — the base or foundation upon which something is built; the beginning. |
| bahei | Noun | bahei — a warm, brotherly term of camaraderie and respect among companions. |
| bahi | Noun | bahi — a sworn brother; a companion bound by choice rather than by blood. |
| Baidaes | Noun | Baidaes — a slave’s papers; the written account of who has held her and what is known of her. |
| bais | Noun | bais — one’s chosen favorite among several. |
| baith | Interjection | baith — an affirmation of agreement or confidence (“for sure”). |
| Baiwy | Noun | Baiwy — an account of one’s deeds, station and standing, whether kept as a formal ledger or offered briefly in company. |
| Bakdon | Noun | Bakdon — the buttocks. |
| bakell | Noun | bakell — a term for one who displays gentle folly, playful innocence, or charming simplicity; used affectionately as an endearment or lightl |
| balaens | Noun | balaens — the equilibrium of duty, pleasure, and living. |
| balanshi | Verb | balanshi — balance; the harmony between Reason and the Natural Order. |
| balkae | Noun | balkae — a playful, affectionate term for gentle foolishness or endearing silliness. |
| Ballas | Noun | Ballas — ballast; weighted stone or brass plate carried low in a hull for stability. |
| balma | Noun | balm — a soothing salve or ointment prepared from herbs and oils, applied to ease the body after labor, training, or service. |
| bana | Verb | bana — to cast out; the formal act of expelling a person from a household, guild, salon or city. |
| bandei | Noun | bandei — a band or ribbon used to secure or adorn the hair. |
| bandh | Noun | bandh — a band worn on the body, decorative or functional. |
| Baner | Noun | Baner — a record; a pressed disc that carries music. |
| Bareilra | Noun | Bareilra — a barrel; the cask itself, sealed for wine, powder, or spices. |
| bas | Adjective | bas — correct, true, and aligned with judgment. |
| bashira | Adjective | bashira — correct, honorable, and true to the Natural Order and one’s Oathbond. |
| bata | Noun | bata — the subtle art of drawing out reaction or discourse with provocation. |
| batra | Noun | batra — a pile; plates of two metals stacked with an acid between them, giving a small steady current. |
| Bazon | Noun | Bazon — a breast. |
| beachi | Noun | beachi — a beak; the hard mouth part of a bird. |
| becrema | Noun | becrema — a fine tinted cream used on the skin for subtle glow and protection in daily life. |
| beda | Noun | beda — the bed; a place for rest, recovery, and quiet reflection after daily duties. |
| beira | Noun | beira — a pet; an animal kept for company rather than for work. |
| beirbei | Interjection; Verb | beirbei — i will return shortly; to step out with the intention of coming back. |
| Beird | Noun | Beird — heavy unit of weight. Eight Baelk, about 64 kilograms. What a strong person can carry. |
| belifei | Noun | belifei — one’s personal worldview or guiding principle. |
| belth | Noun | belth — a belt or sash worn around the waist to hold clothing or tools, often showing one’s station or role. |
| bembei | Verb | flirt — to engage in playful romantic attention. |
| bera | Interjection | bera — a formal agreement or affirmation meaning “it is so” or “you speak truly”. |
| Bergh | Noun | Bergh — a mountain. |
| bestei | Noun | bestei — one’s closest, most trusted companion of loyalty. |
| bestira | Noun | bestira — a close and loyal companion who shares one’s daily life. |
| Betwy | Noun | Betwy — a coward; one who will not stand where he said he would. |
| beva | Verb | beva — to drink. |
| Bevra | Noun | Bevra — a drink; any beverage, taken as a class. |
| bhae | Noun | bhae — cleansing or purifying. |
| bi | Verb | bi — to be — the copula verb (am / is / are), always ending in -i. |
| bilda | Noun | bilda — a grand structure of stone, wood, or mechanical elegance. |
| bindas | Adjective | bindas — carefree and untroubled, living lightly. |
| birdh | Noun | birdh — a bird. |
| blachei | Adjective | blachei — the deep hue of night, formality, and mystery. |
| Blachtandh | Noun | Blachtandh — Blachtandh. The principal settlement of the Iron Coves. |
| Blaenda | Noun | Blaenda — zinc. The pale metal that goes into brass. |
| Blaessa | Noun | Blaessa — good fortune; favor that has fallen on a person without their arranging it. |
| blanka | Adjective | blanka — the color white; also something pure, blank, or unmarked, as in fresh parchment or a clear mind. |
| bleachi | Verb | bleachi — to bleach or lighten hair; the process of using gentle alchemical mixtures to change hair color for beauty or station. |
| Blecha | Noun | Blecha — the tongue. |
| blendera | Noun | blendera — a brush or sponge for spreading a preparation on the skin. |
| blessei | Verb | blessei — to invoke or acknowledge protective, fortunate grace. |
| blinch | Verb | blinch — a blink; a quick closing of the eyes. |
| blissei | Noun | blissei — the peak of serene contentment and grace. |
| bloeka | Verb | bloeka — to block or shut out; also the state of being cut off from someone’s company or favor. |
| blwyi | Adjective | blwyi — the calm hue of sky, sea, and contemplative depth. |
| blwysae | Noun | blwysae — an upper garment; a blouse, shirt or tunic. |
| blwyshi | Noun | blwyshi — a soft flush of color on the cheeks, either from natural emotion or a light cosmetic tint. |
| Boedra | Noun | Boedra — a sweetheart; a partner one has not married. |
| boeecha | Noun | boeecha — the mouth. |
| boeeda | Noun | boeeda — the physical body; the vessel of one’s strength, grace, and duty within the Natural Order. |
| boeedda | Noun | boeedda — lower garments; trousers, skirts or leggings. |
| boeedh | Noun | boeedh — one’s chosen, long-term companion of affection. |
| boeeldei | Adjective | boeeldei — fearless and striking in presence or gesture. |
| boeera | Adjective | boeera — feeling dull or without purpose, often after long labor or when one has strayed from the Natural Order. |
| boeerei | Adjective | boeerei — the gentle flatness of spirit when stimulation is lacking. |
| boeethae | Noun | boeethae — an infusion of leaves taken as a drink. |
| Boend | Noun | Boend — the fourth month of the year. Bonds, love, and nurturing. Family Oathbond. Late spring. |
| Boentyra | Noun | Bounty — the reward posted for capturing a notorious pirate or smuggler. |
| Boerdaith | Noun | Boerdaith — to board; to put men onto an enemy vessel. |
| Bothra | Noun | Bothra — arousal; the body answering before anybody has said anything. |
| bovela | Noun | bovela — a sweet cordial or syrup drink. |
| braddae | Noun | braddae — one’s male sibling or close companion of blood or chosen bond. |
| Braech | Noun | Braech — a wound. Any break in the body, from a cut to a crushing. |
| Braell | Noun | Braell — the copper coin. The smallest denomination and the everyday coin of working people. |
| Braes Roed | Noun | Braes Roed — the major overland trade route connecting Stoermhavn to Foergaet. The most important land route. |
| braida | Noun | braida — a braid; hair twisted or woven into a plait. |
| brandei | Noun | brandei — one’s distinctive personal style and identity. |
| brandira | Noun | brandira — one’s personal style, bearing, or visible mark of station and character. |
| brasela | Noun | brasela — a band or chain worn around the wrist, often as a mark of station, favor, or service. |
| Brasskin | Noun | Brasskin — the polished outer casing of an automaton or fine device. |
| braswy | Noun | braswy — brass; the warm, golden metal used in fine clockwork, instruments, and symbols of status. |
| brath | Noun | brath — a term that can be a sharp insult or affectionate teasing depending on tone and context. |
| breathei | Verb | breathei — a breath; a single drawing and releasing of air. |
| Breathra | Noun | Breathra — the surgical bellows; the machine that keeps a lung inflated through a sealed airway while a chest is open. |
| brechei | Noun | brechei — the ending of a romantic or close bond. |
| Breid | Noun | Breid — money, in Stormharbor; one's living. |
| brethira | Verb | brethira — to breathe. |
| brillira | Adjective | brillira — brilliant; exceptionally sharp or excellent in Skaella or idea. |
| broe- | Prefix | broe- — casual masculine gender prefix. Used for common gendered nouns and slave address. |
| broe-daes | Noun | broe-daes — a male slave. Casual gender prefix. Used when gender must be specified. |
| broe-daesei | Noun | broe-daesei — a male slave. The standard casual gender prefix broe- applied to daesei. Used when gender must be specified. |
| broe-sfeir | Noun | broe-sfeir — the men’s tradition of counsel. What a young man is told about how to be one. |
| Broeda | Noun | Broadside — the simultaneous firing of a ship’s guns in combat. |
| broeenzei | Noun | broeenzei — the warm metallic hue of bronze or deep sun-kissed brown. |
| Broek | Noun | Broek — the message bird. Black, clever, and trained to fly a known route between fixed points. |
| Broenn | Adjective | Broenn — maimed; permanently damaged in the body. Of a wound that has healed as far as it is going to. |
| bronsera | Noun | bronsera — a sun-darkened tone of the skin. |
| Brosdh | Noun | Brosdh — the small draft beast. About the mass of a large Vaelith, and the animal most people who own an animal own. |
| Brosdhun | Noun | Brosdhun — the mine line of the Brosdh. Bred small and short in the leg to work a low gallery. |
| browi | Noun | browi — the eyebrow. |
| brushi | Verb | brushi — to brush the hair; also the tool for it. |
| brwyshei | Noun | brwyshei — a brush for paint or powder. |
| Bryalkrav | Noun | Bryalkrav — fresh Kravoen meat cooked slowly with Bryla. |
| Bryla | Noun | Bryla — the small hardy berries of the cold northern country. |
| Brylvin | Noun | Brylvin — berry wine; the rough wine fermented from Bryla. |
| buldira | Verb | buldira — to build or create something solid and lasting, whether a structure, Skaella, or personal reputation. |
| bulwylwy | Adjective | bulwylwy — lost in pleasant illusion or wishful thinking, often seen as harmless folly. |
| buna | Noun | buna — a bun; hair gathered into a knot. |
| bunera | Noun | bunera — a ring or holder that keeps a buna in place. |
| burnoe | Noun | burnoe — exhaustion from prolonged effort or strain that tests one’s strength and station. |
| busera | Adjective | busera — excellent, pleasing, or truly satisfying in quality or effect. |
| butera | Noun | butera — a butterfly. |
| Buwe | Conjunction | Buwe — but; and yet. |
| Bwae | Interrogative | Bwae — why; asking for the reason of a thing. |
| Bwychiss | Interjection | Bwychiss — listen, all of you. |
| bwyddrei | Noun | bwyddrei — a moth. |
| Bwygaell | Noun | Bwygaell — a charge globe; a sealed glass vessel holding a charge from a Sparjo. |
| Bwyjei | Noun | Bwyjei — Shining Reach coin, as outsiders call it. |
| bwylei | Adjective; Noun | bwylei — holding a belief that observation does not support; the condition of such a person. |
| bwyllta | Noun | bwyllta — the small, projectile used in ceremonial or defensive arms. |
| Bwymra | Adjective | Bwymra — ancient; of the far past, beyond anybody living or remembered. |
| bwyrnoe | Noun | bwyrnoe — the state of exhaustion after prolonged effort; also to consume or damage something by fire. |
| bwysti | Noun; Verb; Adjective | bwysti — a lift; the quick raising of another’s spirit or strength. To give such a lift. Excellent, in the sense of something that gives one |
| Byoef | Noun | Byoef — death; the end of a life. |
| cae | Particle | cae — the question marker, placed at the end of a sentence. |
| caeshmae | Noun; Verb | caeshmae — the formal challenge of honor between free persons; to issue such a challenge. |
| calmei | Adjective | calmei — the serene, centered state opposite of agitation or excess. |
| Cannoenra | Noun | Cannoenra — a cannon; a muzzle-loading gun mounted on a ship or a wall. |
| Cargoaith | Noun | Cargoaith — cargo; the goods a vessel carries. |
| Carhoeld | Noun | Cargo hold — the secure lower deck for trade goods and plunder. |
| celbrei | Verb | celbrei — to honor and rejoice in a achievement or milestone. |
| chaddei | Noun | chaddei — a hat; a covering for the head. |
| Chaeldh | Noun | Chaeldh — a child, a young person. |
| chafa | Adjective | chafa — the state of serene contentment. |
| Chainshta | Noun | Chainshta — linked cannonballs used to shred enemy rigging. |
| chaji | Interjection | chaji — an exclamation of praise. |
| Cham | Noun | Cham — breakfast, the morning meal. Casual compressed form. |
| Chamsh | Noun | Chamsh — breakfast, the morning meal. Formal form. |
| chancei | Noun | chancei — an opportunity or possibility to act or succeed. |
| chandei | Noun | chandei — the hand. |
| changei | Verb | changei — to shift course, attire, or mindset with adaptability. |
| charae | Adjective | blank — empty; without content or marking. |
| Charmei | Noun | Charmei — the perfect alignment of presence and company. |
| Charmoy | Noun | Charmoy — a stringed instrument with sustain. Strings bowed mechanically by a clockwork wheel. |
| chasta | Verb | charge / to rush at — the deliberate, forward surge toward a person or objective with intent. |
| chaus | Noun | skull — the bone structure of the head. |
| Chavnaith | Noun | Harbor — a sheltered port where ships dock and trade flows. |
| chavtwy | Noun | chavtwy — a daily practice that elevates grace. |
| chedei | Noun | chedei — the head. |
| Cheildei | Noun | Cheildei — the act or point of emphasis, illumination, or highlighting. |
| cheiloe | Interjection | greeting — the salutation used upon entering salon company. |
| cheirei | Verb | cheirei — to offer encouragement or celebration of another’s grace. |
| Cheivedd | Noun | Cheivedd — Clearhold coin, as outsiders call it. |
| chekira | Noun | chekira — the cheek. |
| chelpei | Verb | chelpei — the courteous act of offering assistance. |
| chennei | Noun | chennei — a plant dye paste applied to the skin or hair in patterns. |
| cheriei | Noun | cheriei — the hair of the head. |
| Chiaz | Noun | Chiaz — root vegetable, potato equivalent. Critical food security crop. Stores well through winter. |
| chichei | Noun | Chichei — the farm bird. Kept everywhere for eggs and meat. |
| chilei | Noun | chilei — the soothing restoration of body or spirit. |
| Chirk | Noun; Verb | Chirk — the thin scratching squeak of vermin in a wall; to make that sound. |
| Chirska | Noun | Chirska — the small vermin of granaries, stores and walls. The commonest pest in the Known World. |
| Chirwy | Noun | Chirwy — a healer, a physician. One who restores health. |
| Chling | Verb | Chling — hold on. A command, and one of the few postures a slave takes unasked. |
| chodr | Adjective | smart — intelligent and perceptive. |
| Choeeldra | Noun | Choeeldra — a cargo hold; the enclosed storage deck of a ship. |
| choel | Interjection | choel — hello. Standard greeting. |
| Choema | Noun | Choema — home, hearth, the place one returns to. The dwelling and the feeling of belonging. Both a physical structure and the emotional anch |
| choepei | Adjective | choepei — unsightly; ruined in appearance. Secondarily, of work: botched or badly finished. |
| Choerlei | Noun | Horologe — a grand or personal clockwork timepiece of craftsmanship. |
| chois | Verb | chois — to select with discernment and grace. |
| Choraeth | Noun | Choraeth — a predatory vine plant. Actively reaches for prey and strangles. Can overrun settlements in aggressive growth seasons. |
| Chorl | Noun | Chorl — clockwork, timekeeping, mechanical engineering. The art and science of mechanism. |
| chrai | Particle | chrai — the plural marker. |
| chugira | Adjective | chugira — outdated or no longer fitting one’s station. |
| Chwychra | Noun | Chwychra — a grappling hook; the hooked iron thrown to hold a vessel alongside. |
| Chwyf | Adjective | quick — fast; moving with speed. |
| chwygei | Adjective | chwygei — worn out, broken, or no longer of use. |
| chwynar | Noun | craft — skilled work with hands or tools; a trade. |
| Chwynar Roed | Noun | Chwynar Roed — the overland trade route connecting Foergaet to Shynreich. Follows river valleys. |
| classei | Adjective | classei — timeless and unshowy in bearing and taste. |
| clawei | Noun | clawei — a claw or talon. |
| clevrei | Adjective | clevrei — sly, quick-witted, and gracefully ingenious. |
| clifei | Verb | clifei — to attach or fasten one thing securely to another. |
| Clurfaem | Noun | Clurfaem — a club of one sex; a men's or a women's club. |
| clwystrei | Noun | clwystrei — a group or cluster of things gathered closely together. |
| Coeegaith | Noun | Coeegaith — a cog; a single tooth on a gear. |
| coeendh | Noun | coeendh — hair oil; a dressing worked through the hair after washing. |
| coenfidh | Noun | coenfidh — inner trust and self-assurance that comes from living in harmony with one’s station and Oathbond. |
| Coenkel | Noun | Coenkel — the cream that discreetly evens and brightens the complexion. |
| Coenta | Noun | Coenta — the outline or shape that defines form and structure. |
| Colvra | Verb | Colvra — to work alongside others on a shared undertaking. |
| Comwyn | Noun | Comwyn — the circle of companions who share grace and support. |
| Craddra | Noun | Craddra — a crate; a banded wooden shipping container. |
| craeshwy | Verb; Noun | craeshwy — to lose command of oneself in public; the visible failure of self-mastery. |
| creadh | Verb | creadh — to create; the act of making something new. |
| creama | Adjective | creama — having a rich, smooth, creamy texture or consistency. |
| croewnei | Noun | croewnei — the regal headpiece or the invisible aura of kingly presence. |
| crown | Noun | crown — a symbol of high station or earned authority. |
| cwyrei | Adjective | cwyrei — the urge to explore, learn, and discover with grace. |
| cwyrlei | Noun | cwyrlei — a curl; a curved or spiral form, particularly in hair. |
| Cwys | Conjunction | Cwys — because. |
| da- | Prefix | da- — the masculine authority gender prefix. Used for status and authority address words. |
| Daedae | Noun | Daedae — father. Intimate family word. Note: distinct from the da- authority prefix though historically related. |
| Daell | Noun | Daell — legumes, lentils, beans. Important protein source. Central to Foergaet cuisine. |
| daes | Noun | daes — a slave. The everyday word. |
| daesei | Noun | daesei — a slave. The formal register. |
| daihra | Verb | daihra — to dye; to color hair or cloth. |
| Daisbel | Noun | Daisbel — a bell. |
| daja | Noun | daja — a day; one turning of the sun. |
| dajae | Noun | dajae — the full cycle of light and activity life. |
| Dajzhoen | Noun | Dajzhoen — Zhoena eaten the day it is landed. |
| dandh | Noun | dandh — flakes or irritation of the scalp. |
| Dar | Noun | Dar — a festival day, the Darkest Day. Falls between Gaedhr and Endwr. Belongs to no month. |
| Daun | Noun | Daun — the first day of the nine-day week. Dawn-day. The cycle begins with first light. |
| davai | Interjection | davai — an encouraging call meaning “let us go” or “come on”, used to urge action or effort. |
| Dawash | Determiner | Dawash — that; the thing there. |
| Dechra | Noun | Deck — the polished wooden platform where sailors and automata move with precision. |
| decida | Verb | decida — to choose a path with clear judgment. |
| dedchei | Adjective | dedchei — fully committed to a path of refinement without wavering. |
| defei | Noun | defei — the heavy, empty fog that may descend upon the spirit. |
| Deigr | Noun | Deigr — one unit on the temperature scale. Water freezes at 0 and boils at 256. Ordinary temperatures fall between. |
| deka | Noun | deka — the number ten. |
| deletra | Verb | deletra — to remove or erase something completely. |
| Delgha | Noun | Delgha — joy arising from small things; the pleasure taken in a minor grace or beauty. |
| demura | Adjective | demura — modest, calm, and restrained in manner. |
| Denzo | Noun | Denzo — danger; a dangerous place or thing. |
| dertei | Noun | dertei — the rich earth or soil from which gardens and life arise. |
| Deswy | Verb | Deswy — follow. A command. |
| devacha | Adjective | devacha — something truly impressive, fortunate, or remarkable. |
| devachae | Interjection | devachae — an exclamation of awe at something exceptionally grand or masterful. |
| developa | Verb | developa — to develop or grow steadily in Skaella and virtue. |
| dezira | Noun | dezira — desire or to desire; a deep and proper longing. |
| Diffrei | Noun | Diffrei — a difference engine; a clockwork calculating device. |
| dignira | Noun | dignira — dignity; self-respect and honorable bearing. |
| Dipa | Noun | Dipa — the hip, and the curve of it. |
| discoev | Verb | discoev — to find new beauty, knowledge, or delight. |
| Disfa | Determiner | Disfa — this; the thing here. |
| disiplra | Noun | disiplra — discipline; steady self-control and daily practice. |
| Disklaen | Noun | Disklaen — the daily habit that forges lasting mastery. |
| distrakra | Verb | distrakra — to distract or a distraction. |
| Djaerv | Adjective | Djaerv — bold, courageous, willing to take risks. The quality the philosophy values in genuine strength. |
| Doeeckra | Noun | Doeeckra — a dock; the structure a ship moors against, and the act of mooring. |
| doeeddae | Noun | doeeddae — one’s female child, raised with love and guidance. |
| doeegei | Noun | doeegei — any beloved household pet or companion animal. |
| doeenei | Verb | doeenei — to take or steal something by stealth or cunning. |
| Doeenwy | Noun | Doeenwy — a thief; one who takes by stealth. |
| Doef | Noun | Doef — midday meal, lunch. Casual compressed form. |
| Doefar | Noun | Doefar — midday meal, lunch. Formal form. |
| doen | Adverb | doen — down; the direction of descent, and of lowered regard. |
| Doendoef | Noun | Doendoef — an endoscope; a tube with a lens train and a Kwaenith at its end. |
| Does | Noun | Does — medical and pharmaceutical unit of volume. Eight Droef, about 16 milliliters. |
| Doethr | Noun | Doethr — a daughter, a female child. |
| Doga | Noun | Doga — east; the sunrise quarter. |
| dogira | Noun | dogira — a loyal dog. |
| Donba | Noun | Donba — wanting somebody; desire that the wanter has stopped hiding. |
| Dorath | Noun | Dorath — the great draft animal of the Known World. The beast upon which all overland trade depends. |
| dota | Noun | dota — daughter; a female child. |
| dowynera | Verb | dowynera — to receive or bring in new supplies, knowledge, or goods. |
| Draebaech | Noun | Draebaech — the pack line of the Baechri. Larger, longer in the leg, and bred to carry rather than for Fleisk. |
| Draech | Noun | Draech — the most feared predator of the cold north. |
| Draeft | Noun | Draeft — a draft; the pulling of a load by animal power, or the load so pulled. Not a unit of measure. |
| draihra | Noun | draihra — a fine refreshing powder used to cleanse or revitalize without water. |
| draina | Adjective | draina — feeling deeply drained or exhausted. 2. To empty out. |
| dreamei | Noun | dreamei — an aspirational vision or gentle fantasy of future grace. |
| drefae | Verb | kill — to cause death. |
| Dreshira | Verb | Dreshira — dress yourself. A command. |
| Drif | Verb | Drif — dress him. A command. |
| Droef | Noun | Droef — the finest unit of volume. One five-hundred-and-twelfth of a Flaesk, about 2 milliliters. |
| Droen | Noun | Droen — a clockwork instrument producing sustained low-frequency sound. Bellows feed air through brass resonating chambers. |
| dryei | Noun; Verb | dryei — to dry; to remove moisture. Also the fine powder used for drying and grooming. |
| Dryfa | Noun | Dryfa — a current; the movement of water in a set direction. |
| duelwy | Noun | duelwy — a formal duel or contest of honor. |
| dwy | Noun | dwy — the number two. |
| dwydka | Noun | dwydka — the number twenty. |
| Dwyfnei | Adjective | Deep; of great depth, whether of ocean, grief, or spirit. The Thael ren-Dwyfnei is not just physically deep but carries the weight of what l |
| dwymwy | Noun | dwymwy — the heavy sinking feeling that follows receipt of ill tidings. |
| Dwyngoed | Noun | Dwyngoed — contraband; goods forbidden or heavily taxed, carried concealed. |
| Dylwy | Verb | Dylwy — go. A command dismissing a person from the room or from one’s presence. |
| earngei | Noun | earngei — an earring. |
| eddei | Verb | eddei — to refine, adjust, or perfect a portrait, missive, or record. |
| edjei | Noun | edjei — the literal edge, border, or sharp boundary of something. |
| edji | Verb | edji — to approach the limit of endurance or emotion. |
| Efka | Adjective | Efka — achieving results with minimal waste of effort or grace. |
| Egwyn Vaeg | Noun | Egwyn Vaeg — the sea route connecting Veisdra to Eldwara. The ancestral channel. |
| egyoe | Noun | egyoe — the charming, playful display of cuteness to delight company. |
| eiksdei | Interjection | eiksdei — a sound of playful mockery; teasing laughter offered without malice. |
| eimoe | Particle | eimoe — a particle placed before a claim to mark it as the speaker’s own judgement rather than settled fact. |
| Eimr | Noun | Eimr — a festival day, The Emergence. Falls between Eiveil and Rwyth. Belongs to no month. |
| Eiveil | Noun | Eiveil — the second month of the year. Awakening and renewal. Personal Oathbond. Early spring. |
| Ejwy | Verb | Ejwy — to tease; to draw a person on and hold back, in flirtation or in mischief. |
| eksei | Noun | eksei — a former companion whose bond has gracefully concluded. |
| Ekseidh | Noun | Ekseidh — the satisfaction a slave takes in having served well. |
| eksoe | Adjective | eksoe — filled with positive anticipation and energy. |
| ekwyn | Noun | tear — a drop of moisture from the eye when weeping. |
| elbwei | Noun | elbwei — the elbow; the joint of the arm. |
| Eldspraecha | Noun | Eldspraecha — the elder speech; the oldest form of the language, as the survivors wrote it down. |
| Eldwara | Noun | Eldwara — the largest city-state. Ancient elder-shore trading civilization. Premier maritime trading hub. West and East African influenced. |
| Eldwaraen | Adjective | Eldwaraen — of or belonging to Eldwara; Eldwaran. The demonym and adjective form used to describe people, customs, food, music, and traditio |
| Eldwarei | Noun | Eldwarei — the ancient elder-shore trading civilization, as distinct from the present city. |
| Eledh | Noun | Eledh — the waste-eating food animal. Kept in every working district in the Known World. |
| elefra | Noun | elefra — a large powerful animal kept as a symbol of standing. |
| ell | Noun | ell — a loss or defeat; also to accept one with dignity. |
| elvaeddei | Verb | elvaeddei — to raise one’s presence, status, or grace with refinement. |
| Elyr | Verb | Elyr — the default standing posture. Rooted, still, hands folded in front. |
| Endwr | Noun | Endwr — the eighth month of the year. Endurance, shelter, collective strength. City Oathbond. Winter. The final month of the year. |
| enezae | Verb | spread — to extend over an area; to distribute. |
| Enfish | Noun; Verb | Enfish — the waiting line; several slaves stood in a row, evenly spaced, all in Elyr. |
| enhansei | Verb | enhansei — to elevate quality, beauty, or grace with addition. |
| enjin | Noun | engine — the mechanical heart of clockwork devices, steam carriages, or automatons society. Used in salon discourse like “the enjine hums”, |
| epifeil | Noun | epifeil — a failure so total and so public that it passes out of shame into story. |
| era | Noun | era — a distinct period or age of time, whether personal, social, or historical, marked by its prevailing grace or refinement. Used conversa |
| Ergei | Noun | Ergei — the vital force that fuels action and presence. |
| eringra | Noun | eringra — an earring or ear adornment worn as a mark of station or beauty. |
| eshi | Noun | eshi — a victory or success. |
| Essaen | Noun | Essaen — the core quality of a thing; what it is beneath everything else about it. |
| ethei | Noun | ethei — the rules of honorable conduct in salon and court. |
| euphoe | Noun | euphoe — the elevated rapture of delight. |
| evoelei | Verb | evoelei — the next stage of personal refinement or elevation. |
| Excrip | Verb | Excrip — to fry; to cook in hot fat. |
| exfoelei | Verb | exfoelei — to gently renew the skin by removing dull surface layers. |
| Expaed | Adjective | Expaed — dated; marked with the day a thing was made, sealed, or put by. |
| explor | Verb | explore — to venture with sharp curiosity into new arts, lands, or ideas of refinement. |
| fadae | Noun | rank — a position in the social or military hierarchy. |
| Faelka | Noun | Faelka — the small hunting bird of open ground; takes Spirra, Chirska and anything else of that size. |
| Faell | Verb | Faell — to fall, to be brought down, to collapse. Both physical falling and the philosophical failure of losing one's standing or breaking u |
| Faellei | Noun; Verb | Faellei — to disgrace oneself by performing grief. Such a display. |
| faithei | Noun | faithei — the steadfast trust that sustains refinement. |
| fals | Adjective | false or untrue — lacking authenticity or truth in word, deed, or appearance. |
| falsei | Noun | falsei — a prosthetic; an artificial part made to replace a natural one. |
| fama | Noun | family — one’s immediate or chosen kin, bound by blood or loyalty society. |
| Famrae | Noun | Famrae — family. The house a person belongs to and answers for, and which answers for them. |
| famwysei | Adjective | famwysei — held in high renown within Teraell circles. |
| fangei | Noun | fangei — a fang; a long pointed tooth. |
| fantazei | Noun | fantazei — an escapist daydream or ideal vision of living. |
| fanwy | Noun | fanwy — the jesting act of claiming a small token or refreshment. |
| farae | Adjective | farae — a great distance, in space, time or standing. |
| feathei | Noun | feathei — a feather worn as ornament. |
| feddei | Noun | belt — a strip worn around the waist. |
| Feicwyt | Noun | Feicwyt — a laid board of Feiruna, dozens of kinds at once. |
| Feild | Noun | Feild — block unit of distance. Eight Roed, about 64 meters. Roughly the length of a city block. |
| Feira | Adverb | Feira — truly, for real, sincerely. The emphasis particle. In formal speech carries genuine philosophical weight. |
| Feiruna | Noun | Feiruna — the tropical fruits of Eldershore, taken as a class. |
| Fellwyr | Noun | Fellwyr — the stock-killer. Recorded in the old registers, hunted through the early centuries, and assumed gone. |
| ferei | Interjection | ferei — the soft particle affirming sincerity. |
| fervei | Noun | fervei — fervor; heated passion for a cause or pursuit. |
| festei | Noun | festei — the celebration or party energy of grand occasions. |
| Festra | Noun | Festival or grand celebration. |
| fidae | Noun | fidae — the main stream of salon gossip, news, and mechanical chronicles. |
| Filgrei | Noun | Filgrei — filigree; fine ornamental metalwork. |
| filtei | Noun | filtei — powder; any fine dry preparation, particularly one applied to the face. |
| Filtra | Noun | filter — the process or device for purifying water, elixirs, or essences in healing arts and daily life. |
| finei | Noun | finei — a fin. |
| Finga | Noun | Finga — a finger. |
| fingei | Noun | fingei — a finger. |
| Finsa | Verb | Finsa — to climax. |
| Flaesk | Noun | Flaesk — the base unit of volume. Eight Taes, about 1 liter. A water flask; a bottle of wine. |
| Flagra | Noun | Flagra — the personal banner flown by a free captain, bearing their own mark. |
| fleirta | Verb | flirt — the art of playful courtship or witty exchange in salon gatherings. |
| Fleisk | Noun | Fleisk — the fleece of the Baechri, and the cloth woven from it. The warmest textile in the Known World. |
| flexei | Adjective | flexei — the ability to bend with circumstance while preserving poise. |
| Flintra | Noun | Flintra — a firearm with a flint-and-steel firing mechanism; a pistol or long gun. |
| flippei | Noun | flippei — a flipper; the swimming limb of an aquatic animal. |
| floeerei | Noun | floeerei — the polished surface of a grand salon or ballroom. |
| Flotra | Noun | Flotra — a fleet. |
| foe | Noun | foe — the number four. |
| foecwyss | Verb | foecwyss — focus; the directing of attention to one thing. |
| foeedka | Noun | foeedka — the number forty. |
| foekei | Noun | foekei — attention; the state of being held to a task. |
| foeld | Noun | fur — the soft thick hair covering an animal. |
| Foelka | Noun | Foelka — the population of a place; the people of it taken together. |
| Foelkhaer | Noun | Foelkhaer — a levy; citizens called to arms. |
| Foerg | Noun | Foerg — the fifth month of the year. Craft, labor, building, professional excellence. Station Oathbond. Summer. |
| Foergaet | Noun | Foergaet — the city-state of guild craftsmanship, clockwork engineering, and practical industry. Guild republic. Mughal Indian influenced. |
| foerwei | Verb | foerwei — to pass along a missive or token with discretion. |
| Foesswy | Verb | Foesswy — the passing courtesy; a brief dip of one knee given to a free person passed without stopping. |
| Fomei | Noun | Fomei — the gentle anxiety of being absent from a notable salon or ball. |
| Fonwy | Verb | Fonwy — to send a written message or missive. |
| Fora | Preposition | Fora — for; on behalf of, or for the sake of. |
| Forgor | Verb | Forgor — to forget. |
| Fortwyn | Noun | Fortwyn — a wave of favorable outcomes or luck in affairs. |
| Fraeska | Noun | Fraeska — the living colony kept aboard ship to take the salt out of seawater. |
| framei | Noun | framei — a frame. The fixed structure that holds a thing in place or defines its opening. |
| Freichta | Noun | Freichta — a free captain; a pirate lord who holds standing of their own in the Iron Coves. |
| frenei | Noun | frenei — the chosen friend of loyalty. |
| Frigrae | Noun | Cold cabinet — the mechanical icebox or refrigeration unit used in households. |
| Frizdoeen | Noun | Frizdoeen — the cities’ word for an escaped slave living in the frontier bands. |
| frizzei | Noun | frizzei — an unruly or wild person; also a prickly plant similar to a thistle. |
| froeegei | Noun | froeegei — the amphibian, often celebrated in decorative fountain motifs. |
| Froeentra | Noun | Frontier — the wild, untamed lands beyond the ordered cities. |
| Frota | Preposition | Frota — from; away from a place or a starting point. |
| Fuzipic | Noun | Fuzipic — cheese. |
| fwyfae | Adjective | red — the color of blood and flame. |
| Fwykoel | Noun | Fwykoel — the closed circle; the mark of a person who was a slave and is not one now. |
| Fwykol | Noun | Fwykol — the closed circle; the Koeler completed at manumission, and the freedom it marks. |
| Fwylfa | Verb | Fwylfa — to bring an obligation to completion. |
| fwyr | Noun | fwyr — a flower. |
| fwyra | Noun | fwyra — fur; the pelt of an animal used in garments. |
| fwythei | Noun | fwythei — a meal. |
| Fyndra | Noun | Fyndra — a person who has been found in danger on the frontier and whose claim is not yet decided. |
| Fyndrecht | Noun | Fyndrecht — the finder’s right. The lawful claim held by whoever saves a person in danger on the frontier. |
| Fyrn | Noun | Fyrn — the dark evergreen of the northern forests. The commonest timber in the Known World. |
| Gaedhr | Noun | Gaedhr — the seventh month of the year. Community, gathering, civic duty, unity. City Oathbond. Autumn. |
| Gaerblaed | Noun | Gaerblaed — a spring-loaded blade that snaps open under clockwork release. |
| Gaesla | Noun | Gaesla — waterfowl; the broad-billed swimming bird of rivers, ponds and harbor edges. |
| Gaevae | Verb | Gaevae — to give, to offer, to present. |
| Galbrae | Noun | Galbrae — the board game of position; pieces are never taken and the object is where they stand when the board fills. |
| gaslei | Noun | gaslei — the art of gently guiding perception. |
| gathrei | Verb | gathrei — to collect companions or company with intent. |
| gboena | Adjective | clever — quick-witted and resourceful. |
| Gearith | Noun | Gearith — a gear; a toothed wheel that transmits motion. |
| gebaeg | Verb | gebaeg — to get money; to take profit from a thing. |
| Gechra | Noun | Gechra — ale; the brew made from Gechwyn. |
| Gechwyn | Noun | Gechwyn — temperate grain, wheat equivalent. The primary staple carbohydrate of the northern city-states. A loaf costs 1 Braell. |
| Geiga | Noun; Verb | Geiga — said at the close of a contest, by either party, meaning it was well fought. |
| gena | Noun | gena — the rare spark of exceptional insight. |
| Gerbeirt | Noun | Gerbeirt — a fool; a foolish person. |
| gifei | Noun | gifei — a present given with grace; also a natural talent or ability. |
| gillei | Noun | gillei — a gill; the breathing organ of a fish. |
| Glaedha | Noun | Glaedha — the spark of delight that lifts a gathering. |
| Glaenith | Noun | Glaenith — the light-stone; a mineral that glows when charged and fades as it is spent. |
| Glaera | Noun | Glaera — the lure predator of the deep caves and mountain hollows. |
| glaw | Noun | glaw — refinement; the elevation of one’s presence and bearing through effort. |
| glazei | Noun | glazei — to offer lavish praise. |
| gloeessei | Noun | gloeessei — lipstick; a colored preparation applied to the lips. |
| gloeevei | Noun | gloeevei — a glove. |
| Glufri | Noun | Glufri — bread; the baked loaf, and the commonest food in the world. |
| Glwya | Noun | Glwya — the bonding essence used for false lashes or ornament. |
| goaeta | Adjective | goaeta — the greatest; the highest of its kind. |
| goealei | Noun | goealei — a objective or milestone in one’s path of elevation. |
| goeesti | Verb | goeesti — to vanish gracefully — the art of withdrawing without offense. |
| goelei | Noun | bullet — a projectile fired from a clockwork rifle. |
| goelwy | Noun | goelwy — gold; the metal itself, as distinct from the coin struck from it. |
| goen | Particle | goen — shall / will — future-tense particle. |
| Goenidd | Noun | Goenidd — the ceremony that makes a marriage. |
| Gomik | Noun | Gomik — milk. |
| Gongir | Adjective | Gongir — gone; no longer here. |
| Gorja | Noun | Gorja — the throat. |
| Gorvae | Noun | Gorvae — the apex pack predator of the frontier. Hunts in coordinated packs. The most feared creature in the known world. |
| Goy | Noun | Goy — dance, drumming. Inseparable in Eldwara tradition. Movement and rhythm as one art. |
| Goyl | Noun | Goyl — the gold coin. The largest denomination. 1 Goyl = 16 Serath = 256 Braell. |
| gracei | Noun | gracei — grace; ease and economy of movement. |
| graddei | Noun | graddei — the expression of thankful grace. |
| Graedd | Noun | Graedd — a festival day, The Gratitude. Falls between Abwynd and Gaedhr. Belongs to no month. |
| Grael | Noun | Grael — wild greens; the hedgerow and roadside leaves gathered for eating. |
| Graen | Noun | Graen — grain; the seed of grasses taken as a whole, without regard to variety. |
| Graesa | Noun | Graesa — common grass; pasture. |
| graeshei | Verb; Interjection | graeshei — to take a break; to leave off the work a while and rest. |
| Graeva | Adjective | Graeva — the subdued, sophisticated hue of polished stone. |
| grasei | Noun | grasei — the gentle reminder to ground oneself in the natural world. |
| grashi | Noun | grashi — the soft green carpet of nature. |
| Grashoed | Noun | Grashoed — grapeshot; a cluster of small balls fired to sweep a deck. |
| Grein | Noun | Grein — the finest unit of weight. One five-hundred-and-twelfth of a Weith, about 2 grams. Used in pharmaceutical and clockwork precision. |
| greina | Adjective | green — the vibrant hue of living growth, favored in salon gardens and healing elixirs. |
| Greinsh | Noun | Greinsh — money, in Forgegate; what the work brings in. |
| Grimvach | Noun | Grimvach — pack hunter of the cold north. |
| grinda | Noun | work / to work — the steady, honorable application of effort toward refinement or duty. |
| Grioe | Noun | Grioe — the Eldwara spoken word and historical storytelling tradition. The griot carries lineage memory. |
| grita | Noun | grita — a measured call of enthusiasm. |
| groeefei | Noun | groeefei — a select gathering of companions. |
| growei | Noun | growei — the natural unfolding of personal refinement. |
| Grundha | Noun | Grundha — the founding of a settlement. |
| grwyndei | Noun | grwyndei — the ground; the solid earth underfoot. |
| Grycha | Noun | Grycha — a club; a closed room kept for its members, entered by invitation and paid for by subscription. |
| guaeshei | Noun | guaeshei — a smooth roller tool used for massage or lymphatic work. |
| Gwaedh | Adjective | Gwaedh — and in manner; carrying oneself well. |
| gwyfa | Adjective | gwyfa — the charming, light-hearted folly that delights. |
| Gwyld | Noun | Gwyld — guild, a professional organization of craftsmen. The foundation of Foergaet society. |
| gwyn | Noun | weapon — an implement of defense or ceremonial display society. |
| gwynei | Noun | gwynei — the gentle, wandering state of contemplative leisure. |
| gwyrfoedr | Noun | gunpowder — the controlled explosive essence used in ceremonial or mechanical displays. |
| Gyrr | Noun; Verb | Gyrr — the low rolling rumble a contented Gyrska makes; to make that sound. |
| Gyrska | Noun | Gyrska — the household and ship line of the Neska. Kept for company as much as for use. |
| haeikei | Adverb | haeikei — openly; emphatically; without concealment or apology. |
| Haeldi | Verb | Haeldi — to hold; to grip with strength, to sustain against force, to keep from breaking or falling. Also what holds a frontier band togethe |
| Haelpa | Verb | Haelpa — to offer aid or support; to help. |
| Haerl | Noun | Haerl — the cold-water food fish of the northern seas. The staple catch, and what Stormharbor lives on. |
| Haerlchaz | Noun | Haerlchaz — salt Haerl cooked down with Chiaz until it will stand a spoon. |
| Haerman | Noun | Haerman — a soldier. |
| Haervoe | Noun | Haervoe — war; organized armed conflict between cities. |
| Haerwy | Noun | Haerwy — the soldiery; an organized armed force. |
| Haez | Verb | Haez — to have; to hold as one's own. |
| Halvek | Noun | Halvek — the slow hardwood of the temperate forests. Ship timber, wheels, tool handles, and furniture that is meant to last. |
| Hilae | Noun | Hilae — a record player; a wound clockwork machine that plays a Baner through a horn. |
| Hoela | Noun | Hoela — a hollow; a cave or recess in rock. |
| Hoelshoed | Noun | Hoelshoed — the standard shot of every army in the world. Conical, hollow-based, and cast slightly under the bore. |
| Hoesing | Noun | Hoesing — a house selling drink and the company of rented slaves. |
| Hopin | Noun | Hopin — a carriage; a covered vehicle for people. |
| Hostra | Interrogative | Hostra — how; asking the manner or means of a thing. |
| Hwa | Interrogative | Hwa — who; asking which person. |
| Hwysra | Noun | Hwysra — the soft temperate moss that releases a sleeping spore when disturbed. |
| Hyddra | Noun | Hyddra — a concealed clockwork compartment built into a hull, a crate, or a cabin. |
| Hyddwy | Noun | Hyddwy — a secret; something deliberately kept from others. |
| igbaen | Noun | band — a strip used to bind or a group united together. |
| Igevra | Noun | Igevra — a fire brigade. |
| Igmeich | Noun | Igmeich — a fire mark; a plaque on a building saying its protection has been paid for. |
| Ignei | Noun | Ignei — fire, flame, the burning element. Both literal fire and the metaphorical fire of will, defiance, and passion. Used in skaeld poetry |
| Igradirt | Noun | Igradirt — a fire cart; the pumping engine a brigade brings to a fire. |
| igwyn | Noun | elbow — the joint of the arm. |
| Ikwy | Noun | Ikwy — the thigh. |
| Ilwy | Noun | Ilwy — rhythm, beat, the pulse of music. The foundation that all music is built on. |
| Inyo | Preposition | Inyo — in; inside; within. |
| ionoe | Interjection | ionoe — I do not know. |
| Ireich | Noun | Ireich — sugar cane. Grown in Eldwara's tropical territory. Second most valuable agricultural export. |
| Ireis | Noun | Ireis — the tropical grain. The southern staple. |
| Irevin | Noun | Irevin — rice wine; the wine brewed from Ireis. |
| Isei | Noun; Verb | Isei — said by a winner to dismiss the contest as having cost them nothing. |
| Iskra | Noun | Iskra — the northern lichen that shatters into glass-fine shards on contact. |
| Jan | Noun | Jan — free people, spoken of as a class. The everyday form. |
| jeits | Noun | jeits — a junior; an apprentice, a novice, a green hand. |
| joech | Verb | sit — to be seated; to rest in a seated position. |
| Joella | Noun | Joella — the black flag flown by Iron Coves vessels. |
| joengae | Verb | build — to construct or create a structure. |
| Jor | Noun | Jor — the word a slave uses to address a free person. Any free person. The everyday form. |
| jwy | Noun | gun — a clockwork rifle or firearm. |
| Jwygaen | Noun | Jwygaen — free people, spoken of as a class. The formal register. |
| Jwygor | Noun | Jwygor — the word a slave uses to address a free person. The formal register. |
| Kael | Noun; Verb | Kael — a summoning cry raised against wind and wave; to raise such a cry. |
| Kaellwyrm | Noun | Kaellwyrm — the lure creature of the open sea. Long, sinuous, and possibly not there at all. |
| Kaenwy | Noun | Kaenwy — a specialist; the person sent for when a particular art or difficulty is wanted. |
| Kaepdh | Noun | Kaepdh — the overhead canopy of a grand salon or ballroom. |
| Kaeva | Noun | Kaeva — the hunting bird. Long-legged and bold, and as apt to run down its prey as to stoop on it. |
| Kaj | Verb | Kaj — enter the display cage. A command. |
| kalae | Noun | art — creative expression; aesthetic achievement. |
| Kalnain | Noun | Kalnain — an emergency; a thing that cannot wait. |
| Kampra | Noun; Verb | Kampra — to hold a position and wait for the moment rather than move. |
| Kamra | Noun | Kamra — the scaled predator of the ranges around Clearhold. |
| Kanome | Noun | Kanome — an ambulance; a sprung cart with a covered bed that carries the hurt to a physician. |
| kapashra | Noun | kapashra — a person’s capacity; how much work, duty or hardship they can carry. |
| Karwyn | Noun; Verb | Karwyn — one who does the work of a group while the rest do not, and knows it. |
| katfoe | Verb; Noun | katfoe — to be caught with proof that admits no denial; evidence of that kind. |
| kavira | Noun | kavira — demonstrated capability; proof that a person is fit for the station they hold. |
| Keicha | Verb | Keicha — hands to the head. A display command. |
| Keiloe | Noun; Prefix | Keiloe — a thousand. As a counting word it means 1000. As a prefix in the name of a measure it means 1024, being the tenth doubling of the b |
| keiloe feira | Noun phrase | keiloe feira — a true thousand. Exactly 1000, counted, with no measure-reckoning implied. |
| Keiloe-Flaesk | Noun | Keiloe-Flaesk — the largest standard unit of volume. 1024 Flaesk, about 1000 liters. Large-scale brewing, shipping and industrial reckoning. |
| Keiloe-Streid | Noun | Keiloe-Streid — the travel unit of distance. 1024 Streid, about 1 kilometer. Used in navigation and cartography. |
| Keiloe-Weith | Noun | Keiloe-Weith — the heaviest standard unit of weight. 1024 Weith, about 1 tonne. |
| Kelrei | Noun | Kelrei — the cellar mushroom. The kinds that will grow indoors, on spent straw and stable sweepings, in the dark. |
| Kelva | Noun | Kelva — charcoal. Wood burned down slow for the forge. |
| Kibuck | Noun | Kibuck — a bucket. |
| Kidda | Noun | Kidda — north; the cold quarter, above the Frostline. |
| klena | Verb | klena — to clean; to wash away dirt from a person, a thing, or a place. |
| klevera | Adjective | klevera — clever; quick and sharp in thought or action. |
| Klim | Noun | Klim — cooking and commerce unit of weight. Eight Peins, about 125 grams. A handful of flour. |
| kloe | Noun | claw — a sharp curved nail on an animal's foot. |
| klustira | Noun | klustira — a cluster; a small group or collection of things. |
| knoeva | Verb | knoeva — to know; to hold a thing as true and be able to answer for it. |
| Koeler | Noun | Koeler — the collar-mark. The permanent tattoo at the nape denoting slave status. |
| Koemmaeth | Verb | Koemmaeth — to dedicate oneself to a thing with steadfast resolve. |
| Koempsei | Noun | Koempsei — a compass; the instrument that shows direction. |
| Koenstra | Verb | Koenstra — to put parts together into a whole; to assemble, compose, or construct. |
| Koenth | Verb | Koenth — to form or strengthen a bond with another person. |
| koepi | Noun | koepi — comfort taken in a belief one has reason to doubt. |
| Koervak | Noun | Koervak — a massive armored territorial herbivore. Dangerous when provoked or when territory is encroached. |
| Koervhoed | Noun | Koervhoed — a helmet. |
| Kolaerth | Noun | Kolaerth — a collar maker. Specialized craftsman who creates slave collars. Holds absolute confidentiality Oethboend. |
| Kolais | Adjective | Kolais — cold. |
| kollbera | Verb | kollbera — to work together with others in harmony and proper station. |
| Kollgar | Noun | Kollgar — the coordinated pack predator of the high mountain. The worst thing in the Known World. |
| Kolth | Noun | Kolth — coal. Burned where the seams can be reached. |
| komunira | Noun | komunira — a body of people bound by shared purpose and mutual obligation. |
| kondira | Noun | 1. Temper of Mind, 2. A State of Being, 3. a restricting or modifying factor. |
| konseala | Noun | konseala — to cover up or conceal. |
| kontwyra | Verb | kontwyra — to shape or define an outline with subtle shading or emphasis. |
| Kopra | Noun | Kopra — copper. The soft red metal. |
| Kraegh | Noun | Kraegh — strong; possessing strength of body or of frame. |
| Kraetha | Noun | Kraetha — a barrel of black powder. |
| kraftira | Verb | kraftira — to craft; to make something by hand with skill. |
| Krai | Verb | Krai — to weep; the shedding of tears, whether from grief, relief or joy. |
| Krajaeg | Noun; Verb | Krajaeg — whaling; the taking of Kravoen. Also to go out for them. |
| Krakenren | Noun | Krakenren — the kraken, a colossal deep-sea predator of legend and terrifying reality. Massive tentacled creature dwelling in the deepest wa |
| Kravoe | Noun | Kravoe — the oil rendered from a Kravoen. The finest lubricant in the Known World and its most valuable single cargo by weight after Zhael. |
| Kravoen | Noun | Kravoen — the great sea beast of the deep northern water. Hunted for Kravoe, and the most dangerous work in the Known World. |
| Kreava | Adjective | Kreava — full of inventive spark and originality. |
| Krendh | Noun | Krendh — a beetle; the hard-shelled insect of soil and leaf litter. |
| Krevra | Noun | Krevra — a crew; the people who work a ship. |
| Kroeenra | Noun | Kroeenra — clockwork; the whole system of springs, gears and escapements. |
| Kroenvra | Noun | Kroenvra — the marine chronometer. The clockwork timepiece a ship carries to find longitude. |
| Ksaum | Noun | Ksaum — flax, linen. Temperate climate fiber crop. Working-class and slave clothing fabric. |
| kutkresa | Noun | kutkresa — a sharp defined line drawn in art or grooming. |
| Kvaeld | Noun | Kvaeld — strength, genuine power. Not brute force but the real capacity the philosophy measures. |
| Kwaenith | Noun | Kwaenith — a stone globe; a Kwlei charged with Glaenith. |
| Kwafla | Interjection | Kwafla — a general obscenity; said at a dropped tool, a lost cargo, or a person. |
| kwilli | Noun | kwilli — a quill; a stiff sharp spine, or a feather cut for writing. |
| Kwlei | Noun | Kwlei — a globe; the sealed glass sphere that holds a light source. |
| kwyicka | Adjective | quick — swift and decisive thought or movement executed. |
| kwykei | Verb | kwykei — to plan; to have something in preparation. |
| Kwytla | Noun | Kwytla — the short heavy brass-edged blade of close shipboard fighting. |
| Kwytra | Noun | Kwytra — a fold, a crease, or a wrinkle. |
| Kyrtla | Noun | Kyrtla — a dress; a single garment covering the body from shoulder to below the knee. |
| Kyvlaem | Noun | Kyvlaem — a living globe; a Kwlei holding a Nyvlaem culture. |
| Laedhra | Noun | Laedhra — the ship’s manifest; the written record of everything aboard. |
| Lagra | Noun; Verb | Lagra — slow to respond; behind where one should be. |
| lefae | Noun | balm — a soothing ointment or preparation. |
| Lefra | Verb | Lefra — to leave; to go away from. |
| lefta | Adjective | lefta — left; the direction opposite raidda. |
| leitae | Adjective | leitae — of the first rank; expert; the best of those who do a thing. |
| Letwyg | Noun | Letwyg — a cook; one whose trade is feeding a household or a house of business. |
| Levithra | Noun | Levithra — a leviathan; any great beast of the deep. |
| Levrae | Noun | Levrae — a lever. |
| lin | Noun | eyeliner — the line that sharpens and elevates the gaze in salon preparation. |
| Linmaen | Noun | Linmaen — a boat man; one of the few on a whaling crew who go over the side and cross the Merka. |
| Livrtei | Noun | Livrtei — mushroom; any fungus of that kind, wild or grown, edible or not. |
| Lobaeter | Adjective | Lobaeter — sick; ill; run down and without strength. |
| loekei | Adverb | loekei — slightly; quietly; without making a matter of it. |
| loekin | Verb | loekin — to commit wholly to the work before you; to set everything else aside. |
| Loem | Noun | Loem — clay. Dug, worked, fired. |
| Loeng Vaeg | Noun | Loeng Vaeg — the direct sea route connecting Shynreich to Eldwara. The longest and most dangerous maritime route. |
| loenga | Adjective | loenga — long; lasting or extended, in time or in space. |
| Loengh | Adverb | Loengh — away / far from — at a distance in space, time, or social regard. |
| Lomik | Noun | Lomik — sweets made of Dorath milk boiled down. |
| Loslo | Verb | Loslo — to cook down slowly; to reduce over a low heat until thick. |
| Lulza | Noun | Lulza — laughter at somebody's expense; mischief done for the fun of it. |
| Lwyddra | Noun | Loot — valuable goods seized during a raid or boarding. |
| Lwymei | Noun | Lwymei — light, and the giving of it. Lighting in general. |
| Lwymthra | Noun | Magic lantern — the projection device that creates moving ethereal images. |
| Lysnae | Verb | Lysnae — to listen, to hear, to attend with the ears and mind. |
| Lyvi | Verb | To live; to survive past the breaking point, to continue breathing when others have not. Used specifically of survivors — not the comfortabl |
| ma- | Prefix | ma- — the feminine authority gender prefix. Used for status and authority address words. |
| madae | Adverb | still — yet; continuing; not yet changed. |
| Madh | Noun | Madh — dessert, sweets. |
| maekbrei | Verb | maekbrei — to work for the keep of one’s household. |
| Maemae | Noun | Maemae — mother. Intimate family word. The first word most children speak — universal across all cultures. |
| Maensh | Noun | Maensh — people; persons in general. |
| Maerd | Interjection | Maerd — an exclamation of unguarded excitement at something one loves; and the state of being that excited. |
| Maerga | Noun | Maerga — building stone. Whatever a city quarries to build with. |
| Maerk | Noun | Maerk — one sixty-fourth of a Spaen, about 84 seconds. The practical everyday time unit. |
| Maerkwy | Noun | Maerkwy — a forger; one who makes papers indistinguishable from real ones. |
| Maersi | Noun | Maersi — one who tells accounts of themselves in which they are impossibly capable and never at fault. |
| Maeva | Noun | Maeva — the shore bird of every coast and harbor in the Known World. |
| Maewor | Interjection | Maewor — if I am honest; the truth of the matter. |
| Majaep | Noun | Majaep — a kitchen. |
| Mangae | Verb | Mangae — to eat, to consume food. |
| Marchae | Noun | Marchae — market, the place of trade and commerce. |
| Marka | Verb | Formal presentation pose — turn away, kneel (one knee up, one down), hold hair up to expose neck mark, eyes to floor. |
| Mastra | Noun | Mastra — a mast; the upright spar that carries a ship’s sail. |
| Mechanra | Noun | Mechanra — a mechanist; a master craftsman who builds and maintains clockwork. |
| Mechara | Noun | Mechara — a mechanism; any assembly of moving parts that does work. |
| meh | Interjection | meh — indifference; neither for a thing nor against it. |
| meirch | Noun | brand — a mark identifying ownership or origin. |
| melankra | Noun | melankra — a heavy or low mood; melancholy or inner heaviness. |
| Merka | Noun | Merka — the distance a Kravoen will not suffer a vessel to come within. |
| Mimra | Noun | Mimra — the forest predator that calls. |
| moe- | Prefix | moe- — the possessive prefix. Mine, my own. |
| moedaes | Noun | moedaes — my slave. The word an owner uses for their own. |
| Moejor | Noun | Moejor — my owner. The word a slave uses for their own owner specifically. |
| Moek | Noun | Moek — freedom, liberty. Casual everyday form. What a freed person has achieved. What an abolitionist fights for. |
| Moeka | Noun | Moeka — the edible wild mushrooms, taken as a class. What is gathered rather than grown. |
| Moeksh | Noun | Moeksh — freedom, liberty. The formal philosophical concept. Debated in salons and Academy lectures. |
| moerae | Verb | twist — to turn or bend; to distort. |
| Moraeth | Noun | Moraeth — dying; the act and passage of it. |
| morveila | Verb | morveila — to dwell endlessly on dark thoughts; the act of heavy rumination. |
| Muyra | Noun | Muyra — the toll paid to pass a night inside a waystation wall. |
| Mwa | Noun | Mwa — a kiss. |
| mwy | Pronoun | mwy — I, me. |
| Mwyn | Noun | Mwyn — the eighth day of the nine-day week. Moon-day. Reflection and tides. |
| Mwyrma | Verb; Noun | Mwyrma — to whisper; a whisper. |
| Mwyska | Noun | Mwyska — fog; mist on water or on ground. |
| Myfeil | Noun | Myfeil — the heart, meaning the seat of feeling rather than the organ. |
| Naddrwy | Noun | Naddrwy — the Natural Order. The observed pattern of difference among people, and the hierarchy held to follow from it. |
| Naeba | Noun | Naeba — a bill; the broad flat beak of a water bird. |
| Naethra | Noun | Naethra — a trend; a current direction or flow in culture, fashion or events. |
| Naethwr | Noun | Naethwr — the first month of the year. Genuine nature and self-examination. Personal Oathbond. Late winter. |
| Naev | Noun | Naev — a ship, a sailing vessel. |
| Naevla | Noun | Naevla — the guard crop, planted in strips through a field. The Ryda will not cross it. |
| Naevmastra | Noun | Naevmastra — the master of a ship; her captain. |
| Navaith | Noun | Ship — ocean-going vessel. |
| Navthra | Noun | Navthra — a ship; a sea-going sailing vessel. |
| nei | Particle | nei — no, not. Negation particle placed before verbs. |
| Neidl | Noun | Neidl — fine unit of distance. Eight Threid, about 1.6 centimeters. Used in crafting. |
| Neilei | Verb | Neilei — to kneel. The command, and the posture itself. |
| neisfa | Adjective | neisfa — disturbing; not fit to be looked upon; of a sight one is warned away from. |
| Neska | Noun | Neska — the store hunter. Long-bodied and spotted, with a ringed tail longer than the rest of it. |
| Nevgo | Adverb | Nevgo — never; at no time. |
| Nida | Verb | Nida — to need. |
| Nikap | Noun | Nikap — the knee. |
| Ninop | Noun | Ninop — a nipple. |
| nirmae | Verb | nirmae — to make; to bring a thing into being with intention. |
| Nochraem | Noun | Nochraem — the night predator that reaches over a ship’s rail. |
| Nochwl | Noun | Nochwl — night. |
| Nochwyn | Noun | Nochwyn — the night-singing insect of warm evenings. |
| Nochwyng | Noun | Nochwyng — the small flying creature of dusk; takes Nochwyn and other night insects on the wing. |
| Noechaef | Noun | Noechaef — Forgegate coin, as outsiders call it; by extension, any sound coin nobody bothers to weigh. |
| Noet | Noun | star — a luminous point in the night sky. |
| Nokaf | Interjection | Nokaf — on my bond; a declaration that what is being said is true. |
| Nopot | Verb | Nopot — to escape; to get out of a place that has gone wrong. |
| Nubra | Pronoun | Nubra — nothing; no thing at all. |
| Nusbel | Noun | Nusbel — the belly; the soft curve of it. |
| Nydrae | Noun | Nydrae — an aquatic constrictor. Inhabits rivers, lakes, and coastal waters. Drowns prey by coiling. |
| Nyfra | Noun | Nyfra — the caustic root of the northern moorland. Burns on contact. |
| Nyona | Noun | Nyona — honey. What the Nywich makes and what a great deal else is made from. |
| Nyrra | Noun | Nyrra — stone fruit; the soft summer fruits with a single stone at the heart. |
| Nyvlaem | Noun | Nyvlaem — the living light; a sealed culture that glows and feeds itself. |
| Nyvra | Noun | Nyvra — birth control. The preparation and the practice, in every register. |
| Nywich | Noun | Nywich — the hive insect on which all cultivation depends. Kept in managed hives in every agricultural ring in the world. |
| Oehei | Adjective | Oehei — weird; strange; not as a thing should be. |
| Oelwy | Noun | Oelwy — the Liberty Cap. A small wild mushroom, hallucinogenic, and the means by which an otherworld arrival acquires the Tongue. |
| Oelwy Moek | Noun | Oelwy Moek — the Liberty Cap by its full name. Freedom mushroom. |
| Oenj | Noun | Oenj — evening meal, dinner. Casual compressed form. |
| Oenjei | Noun | Oenjei — evening meal, dinner. Formal form. |
| Oepa | Adjective; Noun | Oepa — so strong that nothing available can answer it. Unfairly advantaged. |
| Oepwy | Noun | Oepwy — a founder. The one a thing began with. |
| Oerwy | Noun | Oerwy — an informant; one who sells what they hear. |
| Oetfolk | Noun | Oetfolk — the cities’ word for the Waendra. Outside people. |
| Oeth | Noun | Oeth — honor, reputation, the bond system. The casual everyday form. A man's Oeth is his standing in the world. |
| Oethboend | Noun | Oethboend — the formal philosophical and social bond system. The complete concept including Personal, Family, Station, and City dimensions. |
| Oethvra | Noun | Oath — a solemn personal vow or binding promise of honor. |
| Oevra | Noun | Oevra — the oilseed crop; the seed itself, before pressing. |
| Oevrastep | Noun | Oevrastep — the taking of an enemy deck by boarding. |
| Oevrei | Noun | Oevrei — the oil pressed from Oevra seed. Sold by the Flaesk. |
| Olba | Adverb | Olba — always; at every time. |
| Oltha | Determiner | Oltha — all; every; the whole of. |
| omaejei | Interjection | omaejei — an exclamation of surprise or dismay. |
| Ombari | Noun | Ombari — the dense dark hardwood of the southern forests. Eldershore’s carving timber. |
| Omeda | Adjective | Omeda — spent and sated; the quiet afterward. |
| Ordra | Noun | Ordra — an officer; one who commands soldiers. |
| Pactspraecha | Noun | Pactspraecha — the Pact speech; the language of the Pact era, long-vowelled and formal. |
| Pael | Noun | Pael — household unit of volume. Eight Flaesk, about 8 liters. A bucket or pail. |
| Paella | Noun | anklet — an ornament worn around the ankle. |
| Paelm | Noun | Paelm — hand unit of distance. Eight Neidl, about 12.5 centimeters. A palm-width. |
| Paem | Noun | Paem — cotton. Primary textile fiber. Grown in Eldwara and southern Foergaet territory. |
| paervae | Verb | adapt — to change or adjust to new conditions. |
| Palmgild | Noun | Palmgild — a bribe. |
| Parleyra | Noun | Parleyra — a parley; a formal negotiation held under a flag of truce. |
| Parra | Noun | Parra — a parry; a defensive turn of the blade. |
| Peif | Pronoun | Peif — they, he, she. The neutral pronoun and the ordinary one. |
| pein | Verb | split — to divide or separate into parts. |
| Peins | Noun | Peins — small trade unit of weight. Eight Grein, about 16 grams. A pinch of spice. |
| peisae | Verb | grind — to crush or reduce by friction; to work relentlessly. |
| Pendwylei | Noun | Pendulum — the swinging heart of timepieces and regulators. |
| pin | Verb | pin — to affix or highlight a missive, portrait, or announcement at the forefront of a salon gathering or chronicle board so all see it firs |
| pinch | Adjective | pink — the blushing hue favored in gowns, ribbons, and healing elixirs. |
| Pinka | Noun | Pinka — a promise. |
| piraddei | Noun | piraddei — a pirate; a sea-raider. |
| pirsoe | Noun | piercing — the body ornament of metal or gem that elevates presence and signals status. |
| pisch | Noun | utter ruin — the acknowledgment of complete social or personal disaster, often spoken with wry poise. |
| pleaswy | Noun | pleasure — the simple satisfaction drawn from company, art, or daily grace. |
| Pleided | Noun | Pleided — a plate; the dish food is set on, and by extension a dish of food. |
| plwym | Noun | plwym — a plume; a long ornamental feather. |
| Plwyndra | Noun | Plwyndra — plunder; goods claimed by force under an Iron Coves captain’s standing. |
| plwys | Interjection | please — the soft, courteous particle that frames a request in salon discourse. |
| Poeddra | Noun | Poeddra — a cartridge pouch. The leather case worn at the belt or on a shoulder strap. |
| poeell | Adjective | poly — the practice of open affection shared among multiple chosen companions with full consent and refinement. |
| poeena | Noun | poeena — a ponytail; hair drawn back and gathered high. |
| poeeshi | Verb | poeeshi — to pose; to hold a deliberate stance. |
| poeesta | Noun | post — a fixed wooden or metal stake to which one may hitch a horse, or the upright support for a mailbox, lantern, or notice board streets. |
| Poeger | Verb | Poeger — stand to be admired. A command. |
| poeishi | Noun | poeishi — poise; composure held under pressure. |
| Poena | Noun | Poena — fish; any of the swimming creatures taken for food. |
| poeny | Noun | poeny — the band or clasp that secures a poeena. |
| poes | Verb | post / to post — to share a missive, portrait, or announcement upon the salon chronicle board for all to see. |
| Powdraith | Noun | Powdraith — black powder; the propellant charge for guns. |
| Poysr | Noun | Poysr — a clockwork-driven percussion instrument. Brass mechanism drives strikers against tuned surfaces at mechanically intervals. |
| pratell | Noun | pratell — playful or mildly rebellious behavior; can be used affectionately as an endearment or as a direct insult/mean-spirited rebuke depe |
| Precith | Noun | — the art of exact mechanical alignment and refinement. |
| prema | Adjective | premium — of the highest quality and elegance. |
| Preseif | Verb | Preseif — to bury; to lay the dead in the ground with what is owed them. |
| Presluc | Noun | Presluc — the dice game of doubling; eight-sided dice and a pot that doubles until somebody folds. |
| primra | Noun | primer — the antiseptic cream applied to cuts and wounds to disinfect and promote swift healing in advanced Teraell medicine. |
| prinshi | Noun | principle — the core belief that guides one’s path of personal and social refinement. |
| Prizra | Noun | Prizra — a prize; a captured ship or cargo held as lawful under Iron Coves standing. |
| proedwyc | Verb | proedwyc — to produce; to bring forth a made work. |
| proeefa | Adjective | proeefa — polished and accomplished in any or healing art. |
| proeegres | Noun | proeegres — progress; visible advance toward a goal. |
| pulshira | Noun | pulshira — a small metal projectile used in weapons or as a symbol of swift judgment. |
| Pumpra | Noun | Pumpra — the heart; the organ that moves the blood. |
| pwychi | Noun | pookie — the affectionate, playful term of endearment for a cherished companion. |
| pwyffa | Noun | powder puff — the soft velvet tool that sets complexion with finality. |
| pwyra | Adjective | purple — the rich, regal hue of royalty and deep contemplative grace. |
| Pyfa | Noun | Pyfa — a penis. |
| rach | Verb | rach — to place or put something in position. |
| radda | Verb | rate — to appraise or assign measured value with judgment. |
| raddioe | Noun | raddioe — the art of decisive reply that leaves an opponent gracefully outmatched. |
| Radirt | Noun | Radirt — a cart; an open vehicle for goods. |
| Raeg | Noun | Raeg — melody, the Foergaet melodic tradition. Both a word for melody and the name of the Foergaet musical form. |
| Raeksh | Noun | Raeksh — money, in Eldershore; money in quantity. |
| Raekwyth | Noun; Verb | Raekwyth — to abandon a contest in anger rather than concede it properly. |
| Raelgun | Noun | Raelgun — a small gun on a ship’s rail, pivoting on a fork, for clearing a deck. |
| Raelth | Adjective | Raelth — grounded in true refinement and honest measure. |
| Raesha | Adjective | Raesha — oathless; of a person whose bond is worth nothing. |
| Rafrwy | Noun | Rafrwy — a rapier; the slender thrusting blade of the duel. |
| raidda | Adjective | right — correct, accurate, or the direction of honorable alignment and turn. |
| Raidra | Noun | Raidra — a raid; a swift seizure of cargo or captives. |
| Raitbach | Noun | Raitbach — a record shop; sells records and players, and rents both. |
| raji | Noun | rage — the sudden, simmering fire of righteous displeasure expressed with controlled poise. |
| Ramvach | Noun | Ramvach — the deep-water beast that strikes hulls. |
| ranch | Noun | rank — one’s position or standing within Teraell hierarchy. |
| rava | Noun | rava — a small long-eared burrowing animal. |
| Ravna | Noun | Ravna — the black scavenging bird of roads and battlefields. |
| razi | Verb | shave — to smooth skin using the razor’s gentle edge. |
| Razoenra | Noun | Reason — the guiding light of clarity, invention, and measured progress. |
| Razoenra Spraecha | Noun phrase | Razoenra Spraecha — the reasoned speech. The Academy’s formal designation for the Spraecha. |
| razoera | Noun | razoera — a razor. |
| reakta | Verb | react — to offer a sign or word of acknowledgment to a salon missive or portrait. |
| rechoda | Verb | record — to capture a moment, voice, or scene upon mechanical crystal or chronicle sheet. |
| reddnoi | Noun | retinoid — the potent elixir of advanced healing that renews youthful radiance. |
| redh | Verb | read / mark as read — to acknowledge and set aside a missive with finality. |
| Redrym | Noun | Redrym — the card game of bluff; a player bets on what the others believe he holds. |
| refin | Adjective | refin — polished by repeated practice; brought to a finished state. |
| reforta | Verb | report — to bring a matter of discord or misconduct before the salon stewards with propriety. |
| refr | Verb | refresh — to renew attention or vitality with renewal of spirit or chronicle. |
| Reifaith | Noun | Reifaith — a reef; a submerged ridge of rock or coral. |
| Reimach | Noun | Reimach — a festival day, The Remaking. Falls between Endwr and Naethwr. Belongs to no month. |
| rein | Particle | rein — the present-tense particle, placed before the verb. |
| Reinei | Noun | Reinei — the fourth day of the nine-day week. Rain-day. Nourishment and sustenance. |
| Reislo | Noun | Reislo — layered Ireis with meat cooked down all day, rich with cream, cheese and Aruna. |
| reiss | Noun | rizz — the innate charm that draws others. |
| Reiz | Noun | Reiz — casual form of Reiznaens. The ghost music tradition. |
| Reiznaens | Noun | Reiznaens — the oldest continuous musical tradition. The ghost of Pre-Fall electronic music filtered through centuries of oral tradition dis |
| Rema | Verb | Rema — to remember. |
| ren | Particle | right now — present-tense particle placed before the verb. |
| rena | Noun | rain — the gentle falling water that nourishes gardens and inspires contemplative verse. |
| Repwy | Verb | Repwy — to answer a missive or salon exchange with measured words. |
| repwydh | Noun | reputation — the collective regard and standing one holds society. |
| reshill | Noun | resilience — the quiet strength that allows one to rise with grace after setback. |
| Resoenra | Noun | Resoenra — a resonator; a clockwork device that sounds a tone. |
| rifoe | Verb | repost — to share another’s missive or portrait with proper attribution. |
| riva | Noun | river — the flowing watercourse prized for its beauty and contemplative power. |
| rivaell | Noun | rival — one who competes with honor and grace for standing or affection. |
| Roed | Noun | Roed — field unit of distance. Eight Streid, about eight meters. The width of a standard road. |
| Roeddae | Noun | Roeddae — a spouse; one bound to another by Tileth. |
| roeddna | Noun | routine — the daily sequence of habits that sustains living. |
| Roedhaven | Noun | Roedhaven — a waystation; a walled settlement on a frontier road. |
| Roedskrin | Noun | Roedskrin — a road post; the message service a waystation runs, and the network they make between them. |
| roeecha | Noun | roeecha — stone; rock as material and as the ground itself. |
| roeetkor | Noun | brain-dead / lazy — a sharp insult for one who is mentally sluggish, idly indulgent, or lacking all drive. |
| roellra | Noun | roller — any smooth cylindrical tool used for massage, pressing fabric, or mechanical smoothing in daily refinement. |
| Roelwym | Noun | Roelwym — street lighting; the Kwlei set on posts along a public way. |
| Roeta | Noun | Roeta — a small unit; the ten to twenty soldiers who fight together. |
| Roeva | Noun | Roeva — the wild grazing animal of the frontier woodland and moor. |
| Rowae | Verb | Rowae — to row; to pull oars through water with sustained effort against wind or tide. |
| rwydh | Noun | rwydh — a root; the base of a hair, a plant, or a tooth. |
| Rwydraith | Noun | Rwydraith — a rudder; the steering blade at a ship’s stern. |
| Rwymvra | Noun | Rum — the strong distilled spirit favored by pirates and sailors. |
| Rwyth | Noun | Rwyth — the third month of the year. Roots, lineage, and bloodline. Family Oathbond. Spring. |
| rwyva | Adjective | red — the warm, passionate hue of vitality, ceremony, and bold refinement. |
| Ryda | Noun | Ryda — the swarming crop pest. Strips a standing field in a day. |
| Ryn | Noun | Ryn — the sharp cooking bulb. In some part of nearly every dish in the Known World. |
| Rynexcrip | Noun | Rynexcrip — Taedh fried with Ryn and eaten with bread. |
| Rynkael | Noun | Rynkael — the sharp ryn; the pungent small-cloved variety used in medicine as well as cooking. |
| Rypra | Noun | Rypra — the schooling razor-toothed fish of the warm seas. |
| Rysi | Verb | To rise; to ascend, to come up from beneath. Used of ships rising on a wave, of survivors rising from the water, and of the spirit rising pa |
| sachar | Noun | support — assistance; to bear weight or provide aid. |
| sada | Adjective | sad — the gentle melancholy that may visit even the most spirit. |
| Sael | Noun | Sael — weakness, failure of genuine strength. The philosophy's deepest criticism. |
| Saenydd | Noun | Saenydd — a person set to work their nature does not fit, and the error of having set them there. |
| Saeth | Noun | Saeth — voice, singing. The human instrument. |
| Saetur | Noun | Saetur — the sea; the open water. |
| Saety | Noun | Saety — truth, genuineness, authenticity. What the philosophy demands of every person. |
| safei | Adjective | clean — free from dirt or impurity. |
| saidh | Verb | assist — to help or support another. |
| Saloen | Noun | Saloen — the Shynreich formal chamber music tradition. Also the gathering itself where it is performed. |
| Saloenra | Noun | Salon — gathering hall for philosophy, art, and discourse. |
| Salvagra | Noun | Salvage — goods recovered from a wrecked or captured ship. |
| salwy | Adjective | salty — the wry, biting tone of one who has been gracefully outmatched. |
| sanda | Noun | sanda — sand; the fine shifting grain of shore, riverbed and glass. |
| Sangeit | Noun | Sangeit — music. The art of organized sound. The formal word encompassing all musical traditions. |
| Sangroen | Noun | Sangroen — lineage honor; ancestral claim, inherited standing, and the feuds that come with them. |
| Sangwyra | Noun | Sangwyra — blood; the vital force, and the metaphor for descent and lineage. |
| sanjira | Verb | sanjira — to change or a change. |
| sanoeva | Noun | sanoeva — the quiet social withdrawal that follows a broken Oathbond. |
| sarch | Noun | shade — the sly art of veiled critique delivered. |
| scall | Noun | scall — a scale; the overlapping plate on a fish or reptile. |
| scarfa | Noun | scarf — the flowing neck or shoulder drape of silk or fine wool for warmth and style. |
| scenth | Noun | scent / smell — the distinctive aroma that announces presence, quality, or character. |
| schedh | Noun | schedule — the ordered plan of daily refinement, duties, and salon engagements. |
| sedh | Verb | sedh — to place something down firmly, or to allow it to settle, harden, or take its final form. |
| sedka | Noun | sedka — the number seventy. |
| sei- | Prefix | sei- — casual feminine gender prefix. Used for common gendered nouns and slave address. |
| sei-daes | Noun | sei-daes — a female slave. Casual gender prefix. Used when gender must be specified. |
| sei-daesei | Noun | sei-daesei — a female slave. The standard casual gender prefix sei- applied to daesei. Used when gender must be specified. |
| sei-sfeir | Noun | sei-sfeir — the women’s tradition of counsel. What a young woman is told about how to be one. |
| seigmae | Adjective | seigmae — needing no approval; self-governing in the estimation of oneself. |
| seiksei | Interjection | seiksei — eh; so-so; it makes no difference; an interjection of studied indifference. |
| seimpa | Noun | simp — the overly eager display of affection that lacks restraint. |
| seira | Noun | seira — silver; the bright metal of coinage, jewelry and instrument casings. |
| seirv | Verb | seirv — service; the act of doing one’s duty well and visibly. |
| Sekwy | Verb | Sekwy — to accompany with loyal grace. |
| selecth | Verb | select — to choose with discernment from offered options or company. |
| Seles | Verb | Seles — to say; to tell. |
| selfa | Noun | self-care / portrait — the daily tending of one’s person or the likeness captured for salon display. |
| selira | Adjective | selira — peaceful and steady in mind, the opposite of agitation or haste. |
| Senaeth | Noun | Senaeth — the senate, the governing body of Shynreich. |
| senda | Verb | send — to dispatch a missive, token, or portrait with courteous intent. |
| senpei | Noun | senpei — one who is further along in a thing than you are; a mentor, and one whose notice confers standing. |
| sentoe | Noun | sentoe — the number one hundred. |
| Serath | Noun | Serath — the silver coin. The middle denomination. 16 Braell = 1 Serath. |
| serena | Adjective | serene — the deep, untroubled calm of a fully spirit. |
| serka | Verb | search — to seek with curiosity through chronicle or memory. |
| Servaeth | Noun | Servaeth — one who has served under arms; a veteran. |
| Serwy | Noun | Serwy — the small insect kept for the thread of its cocoon. The source of Shilkra. |
| serwyma | Noun | serum — any concentrated liquid medicine or elixir used for healing and renewal. |
| Sespa | Adjective | Sespa — safe; out of danger. |
| seta | Noun | seta — the number seven. |
| seva | Verb | save — to preserve or set aside anything for later use or reference. |
| Sextra | Noun | Sextra — a sextant; the instrument used to measure a star’s angle for navigation. |
| sfeir | Noun | sfeir — a tradition of counsel on the conduct proper to one’s kind. |
| Shadvaen | Noun | Shadvaen — a radiograph; the plate and the image on it. Also to take one. |
| shadwi | Noun | eyeshadow — the powder or cream that sculpts and deepens the gaze. |
| Shaendh | Noun | Shaendh — the Aernkoev pirate shanty tradition. Raw emotional songs about freedom and loneliness. |
| shaent | Adjective | calm — peaceful and undisturbed; composed. |
| Shaeth | Noun | Shaeth — a twilight ambush predator. Hunts at dusk and dawn using near-perfect camouflage. |
| shampi | Noun | shampi — soap, particularly soap made for washing hair. |
| Sharcwyt | Noun | Sharcwyt — a laid board; many small dishes set out together to be eaten from. |
| sharpa | Adjective | sharp — quick-witted and in reply or observation; also having a keen cutting edge or pointed form. |
| shell | Noun | shell — a shell; the hard outer casing of a creature. |
| shi | Noun | shi — the number six. |
| shiddaedh | Noun | city-state — the independent urban realm of Teraell power and culture. |
| shidh | Noun | city — the grand urban heart of Teraell society, alive with salons and mechanical wonders. |
| shidka | Noun | shidka — the number sixty. |
| Shiglar | Noun | Shiglar — the sigil. The physical emblem of a free person’s Oathbond. |
| shigmar | Noun | sīgmār — the respected good captain or leader who guides with quiet authority and proven excellence. |
| shigr | Noun | win — a victory; to achieve victory. |
| Shilkra | Noun | Shilkra — fine cloth produced in Clearhold and imported everywhere else. Among the most expensive textiles in the world. |
| shitwy | Noun | situationship — the undefined bond between companions that defies simple naming. |
| Shoeeddra | Noun | Shoeeddra — shot; the ball or balls fired from a gun. |
| shoeeldh | Noun | shoeeldh — the shoulder. |
| Shwyva | Noun | Shwyva — to push; to open by pushing. |
| Shynreich | Noun | Shynreich — the city-state of philosophical inquiry, civic debate, and intellectual achievement. Senate republic. Colonial American and Roma |
| Sia | Verb | Sia — to see. |
| Sifbau | Noun | Sifbau — the measure of land. One square Feild, about 4,100 square meters. |
| Sigring | Noun | Sigring — the collar. The visible mark of ownership worn at the throat, bearing the owner’s sigil. |
| Siknei | Noun; Verb | Siknei — sexual union. The ordinary word for the act, and to perform it. |
| simraen | Noun | simraen — a plan pursued slowly and patiently over years; the practice of such planning. |
| Simraun | Noun | Simraun — a pot-dish; anything left to cook slowly in one vessel over a hearth. |
| Skadh | Noun | Skadh — the twilight ambusher of the temperate forests. |
| Skae | Noun | Skae — the fishing bird of the northern coasts and the Iron Coves. Dives, takes fish, and surfaces with them. |
| Skaeld | Noun | Skaeld — the Stoermhavn vocal storytelling tradition. A skald is both the performer and the art form. |
| Skaella | Noun | Skaella — mastery of an art, craft or discipline. |
| skaerdha | Verb | skaerdha — to wound; to take a wound. |
| Skaerflint | Noun | Skaerflint — a rifled flintlock. The standard weapon of every army in the world. |
| skai | Noun | sky — the vast, open vault above that inspires awe and poetic reflection. |
| Skarpa | Verb | Skarpa — the act of focusing attention sharply. |
| Skarv | Noun | Skarv — the twisted mountain timber of the high slopes. The only wood that grows at Clearhold’s altitude. |
| skina | Adjective | thin — slender or fine in form, as a thin sheet of paper or a delicately slim figure. |
| skivei | Noun | skivei — the chaotic, whimsical energy of unscripted delight in salon jest. |
| Skoerd | Noun | Skoerd — mead; the fermented honey drink of Stormharbor. |
| Skrafna | Noun | Skrafna — the burrowing predator of worked soil. Comes up through a terrace from beneath. |
| skreina | Noun | skreina — an instrument panel; the face of a device where its readings are shown. |
| skrin | Verb | capture — to seize, record, or preserve something with precision. |
| Skrinwy | Noun | Skrinwy — a registrar; one who keeps and maintains records. |
| Skwatra | Noun | Skwatra — a short heavy gun; devastating at close range and useless at any other. |
| Skwyla | Noun | Skwyla — a veil; anything that covers and conceals. Also fog, in the mouth of a sailor. |
| skwyll | Noun | academy — the place of learning and daily refinement for the young. |
| Skwystroem | Noun | Skwystroem — the Veil Currents. The water between several Iron Coves islands where fog, current and reef combine to hide a vessel entirely. |
| Slae | Noun | Slae — money, in Shining Reach. |
| Slaj | Verb | Slaj — the framing stand. A display command, and the older sense: to deliver one’s presence with flawless captivating grace. |
| slefa | Verb | sleep — the restorative rest that renews body and spirit for further refinement. |
| Slita | Verb | Slita — to burn; to be alight. |
| Slyngra | Noun | Slyngra — the carnivorous climbing plant of the warm forests. |
| Slyva | Noun | Slyva — the harbor beast. Long, sleek, and entirely at home in the water. |
| Smaera | Verb | Smaera — a smile. |
| smirch | Verb | smirk — the subtle, knowing half-smile of confident amusement. |
| Smoebra | Noun | Smoebra — a fool; one whose thinking has no folds in it. |
| Smosho | Noun | Smosho — smoke. |
| Smwygvra | Noun | Smuggler / to smuggle — one who moves contraband past city tariffs. |
| Snacha | Noun | Snacha — the waist. |
| snachi | Noun | snachi — a snake. |
| snaka | Noun | snack — a light, tempting morsel offered in salon hospitality. |
| Snekra | Adjective | Snekra — good to look at; attractive. |
| snoeedh | Noun | snoeedh — a snout or muzzle. |
| snoeeva | Noun | snow — the soft, white falling crystals that blanket the world in quiet beauty. |
| soeekshi | Noun | soeekshi — a sock; a foot covering worn inside a shoe. |
| soeelva | Verb | solve — to resolve a matter with clear insight. |
| soeena | Noun | son — one’s male child, raised with love and guidance. |
| soeephi | Adjective | soeephi — sophisticated; marked by mature and worldly taste. |
| Soel | Noun | Soel — the fifth day of the nine-day week. Sun-day. Warmth and energy. |
| Soel Vaeg | Noun | Soel Vaeg — the sea route connecting Shynreich to Veisdra. Sails toward the sunrise. |
| Soen | Noun | Soen — a son, a male child. |
| Soeng | Noun | Soeng — a song. A composed piece of music. Compressed from middle CLT soengu. |
| soengwy | Noun | song — the melodic voice or air offered in salon performance or private reflection. |
| Soenkra | Noun | Soenkra — to scuttle; to sink one’s own vessel deliberately rather than let it be taken. |
| Solarm | Noun | Solarm — the alarm; the cry or bell that calls a city out. |
| Sorgrep | Adjective | Sorgrep — sour; sharp to the tongue. |
| Sorstoek | Noun | Sorstoek — fermented Stoek from the crock. |
| Sosbo | Noun | Sosbo — a sauce; what is poured over a dish. |
| Sospleid | Noun | Sospleid — a sauced and arranged course, served in sequence. |
| Sowy | Interjection | Sowy — sorry; an apology. |
| Soyl | Noun | Soyl — a festival day, The Longest Light. Falls between Boend and Foerg. Belongs to no month. |
| Spaen | Noun | Spaen — one-sixteenth of a day, about 90 minutes. The primary division of time. Clockwork tower bells mark each Spaen. |
| Spaenra | Noun | Spaenra — an arch; the curved span that carries weight over an opening. |
| Spaera | Noun | Spaera — to give quarter; to offer mercy and take prisoners rather than kill. |
| Spaetha | Verb | Spaetha — to sight; to catch sight of land, a ship, or a creature at distance from the water. |
| Sparjo | Noun | Sparjo — the charge machine; two insulated glass discs carrying metal sectors, turned against each other to throw charge. |
| speciall | Adjective | special — set apart by rare and cherished grace. |
| spfa | Noun | spfa — a preparation applied to the skin to protect it from the sun. |
| Spicaen | Noun | Spicaen — spice, taken as a class. Any aromatic grown or gathered for the seasoning of food. |
| Spicaith | Noun | Spicaith — a cargo of spice. |
| spidh | Noun | spider — the intricate web-weaver celebrated in decorative motifs of patience and craft. |
| Spinra | Noun | Spinra — a centrifuge; a spring-driven machine that spins to separate. |
| Spirra | Noun | Spirra — the small hedgerow songbird. |
| spledh | Noun | spledh — gossip; the informal exchange of news about people. |
| splidh | Verb | split — to divide cleanly in two or to separate along a natural line. |
| spoeeth | Noun | spot — a small mark or dot; also a particular location or place to move toward. |
| Spraech | Verb | Spraech — to speak, to talk, to express with words. |
| Spraecha | Noun | Spraecha — the speech; words as a thing people have and use. What everyone in the Known World speaks. |
| spreadh | Verb | spread — to extend or distribute something evenly, whether an idea, jam, paint, or influence. |
| Sprynga | Noun | Sprynga — a coiled brass spring; the mechanism that stores force and releases it in measure. |
| spwyll | Noun | spool — a cylindrical reel for thread, twine, wire, or any wound material. |
| Spynra | Noun | Spynra — the spined tropical animal of the deep southern forest. |
| stadh | Verb | stand — to rise and hold one’s posture with dignity. |
| Staeksh | Noun | Staeksh — money, in Clearhold; money counted into exact piles. |
| Staer | Noun | Staer — the seventh day of the nine-day week. Star-day. Distance and wonder. |
| Staever | Noun | Staever — the long thrusting weapon. A lance or spear, as distinct from the blades of the duel. |
| stara | Noun | star — the distant, twinkling light that inspires wonder and poetic longing. |
| statwyshi | Noun | status — one’s current standing and regard within Teraell society. |
| Stedhra | Noun | Stedhra — a district; a quarter of a city. |
| stefa | Noun | step-parent — the chosen guardian of one’s companion’s child, bound by grace. |
| Steha | Verb | Steha — to stay; to remain where one is. |
| steka | Noun | stepchild — the child of one’s chosen companion, welcomed with affection. |
| Stil | Noun | Stil — the ninth and final day of the nine-day week. Still-day. Quiet and rest. |
| Stilgaerdh | Noun | Stilgaerdh — a stone garden; an enclosed space of arranged rock kept for quiet. |
| stilwy | Noun | stilwy — steel. Iron worked with carbon, and the metal of anything that must hold an edge or carry a load. |
| stimaks | Adjective | overstimulated — the buzzing state that follows too much salon excitement or chronicle flow. |
| stoeera | Noun | story — the temporary or highlighted chronicle of daily grace shared among companions. |
| Stoek | Noun | Stoek — the hardy winter leaf crop of the northern fields. |
| Stoen | Noun | Stoen — the sixth day of the nine-day week. Stone-day. Earth and stability. |
| Stoendh | Noun | Stoendh — the armored beast that holds the mountain passes. |
| Stoenk | Noun | Stoenk — a share in a venture; a stake held against its profit. |
| Stoepva | Noun | Stoepva — the predator of the dry open interior. |
| Stoerm Vaeg | Noun | Stoerm Vaeg — the coastal sea route connecting Stoermhavn to Shynreich. |
| Stoermhavn | Noun | Stoermhavn — the city-state of maritime culture, skald tradition, and Norse-Celtic values. Thing assembly governance. |
| Stradga | Noun | strategy — the plan that guides advancement in court or life. |
| Straetha | Verb | Straetha — to stretch, lengthen, or broaden. |
| straidh | Adjective | straight — forming a direct line with no curve; also to make something straight or aligned. |
| Streid | Noun | Streid — the base unit of distance. Eight Paelm, about 1 meter. A person’s stride. |
| streshi | Noun | stress — the gentle tension that arises when duties press upon poise. |
| strifa | Noun | strifa — to strip; to remove covering or adornment completely. |
| Strydh | Verb | Strydh — to fight, to engage in combat or conflict. |
| Sumaer | Noun | Sumaer — a soporific moss that releases sleep-inducing spores. Smells sweet. Puts victims to sleep permanently if not removed. |
| Svaekoil | Noun | Svaekoil — the constrictor of rivers, fords and wet ground. |
| Svoerd | Noun | Svoerd — a sword, the ceremonial and defensive blade. |
| Swaergh | Noun | Swaergh — lead. Heavy, soft, and easily worked. |
| swaga | Noun | swaga — the magnetic style that commands admiration. |
| swaifa | Verb | swipe — to pass over a chronicle or portrait with motion of the hand. |
| swall | Interjection | xswl — the exclamation of uncontrollable laughter. |
| swedh | Noun | swedh — sweat. |
| swei | Noun | pin — a thin pointed fastener; a needle. |
| Sweitroe | Noun | Sweitroe — the sugar root of the northern fields; the coarse brown sugar pressed from it. |
| swordwy | Noun | sword — the ceremonial or defensive blade of polished steel carried with honor. |
| swya | Noun | swya — a shoe. |
| swybtill | Noun | subtle acquisition — the art of discreetly claiming a small token or refreshment in jest or necessity. |
| swycha | Adjective | dry — without moisture. |
| swyna | Noun | sun — the radiant orb that warms the world and inspires daily renewal. |
| swynposta | Noun | swynposta — sun-post; an ordinary timber post set for the same purpose as a Swynstoen. |
| Swynstoen | Noun | Swynstoen — sun-stone; a monumental standing pillar whose noon shadow is marked to determine the solstices and equinoxes. |
| swypra | Adverb | up / above — the direction of elevation, aspiration, or higher regard. |
| Swyrym | Verb | Swyrym — sit. A command. |
| swys | Adjective | suspicious — carrying an air of gentle doubt or hidden motive. |
| Swyshoel | Noun | Swyshoel — Whispering Hollow. A rock formation on an island near Blachtandh where sound carries strangely. |
| swyva | Adjective | submissive — the yielding that brings harmony in chosen service. |
| sya | Interjection | farewell — the parting salutation used when leaving salon company. |
| syae | Interjection | syae — goodbye. |
| Sygra | Noun | Sygra — the tropical vine that lures and then pierces. |
| Sylnwy | Noun | Sylnwy — an assassin; one paid to kill quietly. |
| Sypra | Verb | support — to stand with loyal grace beside a companion or worthy cause. |
| Syrkoel | Noun | Syrkoel — a circle, a ring, a closed loop. Used literally for geometric shapes and rings of people, and philosophically for the Oethboend ci |
| Tachma | Verb | Tachma — the offering. A command. |
| tacth | Noun | tactic — the maneuver used to advance in court or salon affairs. |
| Taech | Verb | Taech — to take, to receive, to claim. |
| Taedh | Noun | Taedh — the river fish of Forgegate’s two rivers. Deep bodied, heavy scaled, and eaten everywhere along them. |
| taefshei | Noun | taefshei — a category of activity; the sort of thing a person or trade characteristically does. |
| Taes | Noun | Taes — cooking and drinking unit of volume. Eight Does, about 125 milliliters. A small cup; a tea serving. |
| tafei | Noun | tafei — a wig, or any applied false hair. |
| taga | Verb | tag — to affix one’s mark or name to a missive or portrait. |
| Tagfin | Verb | Tagfin — lie down. A command. |
| taifa | Verb | type / to type — to inscribe words upon parchment or mechanical scribe. |
| taill | Noun | tail — the flowing appendage of an animal or ornamental flourish in fashion. |
| Takla | Noun | Takla — a hose; a leather pipe carrying water under pressure. |
| talae | Noun | palm — the flat inner surface of the hand. |
| talenth | Noun | talent — the natural gift that elevates one’s presence in salon arts or healing. |
| Talkoe | Noun | Talkoe — mountain fruit spirit; the alkoe distilled from Talvi. |
| Talvi | Noun | Talvi — the small intense fruit of Clearhold’s high terraces, dried for keeping. |
| Talvipic | Noun | Talvipic — dried Talvi eaten with fine Baechri cheese. |
| targedh | Noun | target — the aim or objective one pursues with focus. |
| tasti | Verb | tasti — to taste; also the flavor itself. |
| tata | Noun | tattoo — the permanent, artistic ink marking that declares identity or story. |
| Taul | Noun | Taul — rope; cordage twisted from Tauw fiber. |
| Tauw | Noun | Tauw — the coarse fiber plant grown for cordage and sailcloth; the raw fiber itself. |
| techna | Noun | techna — technique; the method that brings mastery to a craft. |
| tei | Interjection | thank you — the courteous expression of gratitude. |
| teiarei | Noun | teiarei — a tiara; a jeweled band worn on the head. |
| Teich | Noun | Teich — the smallest unit of time, one sixty-fourth of a Maerk, about 1.3 seconds. Also the simplest clockwork instrument, which counts them |
| Teichwerk | Noun | Teichwerk — the ratchet; the toothed component that permits movement in one direction only. |
| teimae | Noun | team — the loyal circle of companions united for a shared endeavor. |
| teis | Noun | teis — thanks; gratitude, as a thing owed or offered. |
| teitlae | Interjection | teitlae — until we speak again; the standard close of a letter and of an unhurried parting. |
| Tempra | Verb | Tempra — to hold back with measured control; to restrain oneself deliberately. |
| Tentla | Noun | Tentla — a tentacle. |
| tera | Noun | earth — the solid ground and living planet that nourishes all refinement and life. |
| tewa | Noun | tea — the infusion of leaves or herbs shared in salon hospitality and healing. |
| textwyra | Noun | textwyra — texture; the surface feel of a material. |
| Thael | Noun | Thael — the sea, the ocean in general. Salt water. |
| Thaench | Verb | Thaench — to think, to contemplate, to reason. The fundamental philosophical act. |
| Thalrae | Noun | Thalrae — the ocean; the sea taken as a whole. |
| Thearwy | Noun | Tea — the universal daily infusion shared in salons and homes. |
| Therplae | Noun | Therplae — a tavern; a house selling food, drink and beds. |
| threadh | Noun | threadh — thread; a fine spun strand. |
| Threid | Noun | Threid — the finest unit of distance. One five-hundred-and-twelfth of a Streid, about 2 millimeters. Used in clockwork calibration. |
| thrilli | Noun | thrill — the rush of excitement from victory or discovery. |
| Thrwystra | Noun | Thrust — a controlled piercing strike in formal combat. |
| Thryska | Noun; Verb | Thryska — doing a thing the hard way because the difficulty is the point. |
| tia | Noun | tia — an aunt; a female relative of the parents’ generation. |
| Tickra | Noun | Tickra — the ticking of clockwork. |
| tigra | Noun | tiger — the striped feline celebrated in salon lore and decorative arts. |
| tikwy | Adjective | tikwy — full-figured; possessing pleasing fullness of form. |
| Tileth | Noun | Tileth — a marriage; the joining of two Family aspects, held while both keep choosing it. |
| tima | Noun | tima — time; the passing of it, taken generally. |
| timidh | Adjective | timidh — timid; hesitant or shy. |
| tinth | Noun | tint — the subtle colored stain used for lips, cheeks, or fabric dyeing. |
| tioe | Noun | tioe — an uncle; a male relative of the parents’ generation. |
| tirste | Noun | thirst trap — the deliberately alluring portrait or pose crafted to draw admiration. |
| Toedda | Verb | Toedda — stand for inspection. A command. |
| toefei | Adjective | toefei — formidable; impressive by reason of its difficulty, durability, or the hardship it withstood. |
| toei | Noun | toei — a toe. |
| toenei | Noun | drop — a small quantity of liquid; to fall. |
| toenra | Noun | preparation — the balancing elixir or cream applied as the first step in any grooming or healing rite. |
| Tradvra | Noun | Trade run — a profitable voyage carrying legal or contraband cargo. |
| transfor | Verb | transform — to undergo or enact a complete elevation of form or presence. |
| transpar | Adjective | transparent — open and honest in word, intention, and bearing. |
| Trashmei | Noun | Trashmei — coin in the Iron Coves; coin of any mint or none, taken by weight. |
| trauma | Noun | trauma — any lasting injury or mark, whether of body, mind, or spirit. |
| trea | Noun | tree — the tall, living pillar of nature that offers shade and timeless beauty. |
| treinda | Noun | trend — an inclination to or prevailing tendency in fashion, manner, or thought within Teraell society. |
| Treuwy | Adjective | Treuwy — true to one’s Oathbond, station and nature; living without pretense or false elevation. |
| Tribwy | Noun | Tribwy — tribute; goods or captives demanded by a stronger party without a fight. |
| trima | Verb | trima — to trim; to cut away excess, or to finish a thing with ornament. |
| triumf | Noun | triumph — the victory achieved through effort. |
| troell | Noun | troll — one who stirs gentle mischief or discord in salon discourse for amusement. |
| trwysta | Noun | trust — the steadfast reliance placed in companions or one’s own refinement. |
| Tundo | Noun | Tundo — a hydrant; a valved standpipe on a main, opened with a key. |
| twechi | Verb | tweak — to make small adjustments with careful precision. |
| tweizi | Noun | tweezer — the tool for grooming brows, lashes, or work. |
| twisti | Verb | twisti — to twist; to coil, turn or bend a thing. |
| twya | Noun | twya — touch; physical contact. |
| twychi | Adjective | toxic / poisonous — possessing harmful or corrosive energy that disrupts harmony. |
| twyrth | Noun | twyrth — a turtle. |
| twyska | Noun | twyska — a tusk. |
| Twytwys | Adverb | Twytwys — at once; and obviously, as anybody looking can see. |
| Tyvra | Noun | Tyvra — the small climbing predator of yards, hedgerows and rooflines. |
| Ubaen | Noun | Ubaen — the great tropical tuber of Eldershore. The southern staple of last resort. |
| Ubaensos | Noun | Ubaensos — pounded Ubaen or Ireis with a long-cooked sauce poured over it. |
| Ubwyndoe | Noun | Ubwyndoe — ubuntu, shared humanity, the philosophy that a person is a person through other people. The Eldwara concept that community makes |
| Ufa | Interjection | Ufa — said at a sudden pain, a near miss, or a thing gone wrong. |
| un | Noun | un — the number one. |
| Unk | Noun | Unk — Eldershore coin, as outsiders call it. |
| unkwyi | Adjective | unique — possessing rare and singular grace that sets one apart with elegance. |
| upgraedh | Verb | upgrade — to elevate quality, status, or mechanical function with enhancement. |
| Vaeja | Noun | Vaeja — a vagina. |
| Vaelith | Noun | Vaelith — the riding animal of the Known World. Faster and lighter than the Dorath, and considerably harder to handle. |
| Vaepn | Noun | Vaepn — a weapon, any instrument of fighting. |
| vaernae | Noun | class — a social rank or category within the Oathbond system. |
| Vaesk | Noun | Vaesk — the terrace grain of Clearhold. A native mountain grass, inedible until fermented. |
| Vaeskbach | Noun | Vaeskbach — fermented Vaesk pressed and baked into a dense flat cake, or thinned hot into porridge. |
| Vafor | Noun | Steam — the vital, living force that powers machines and comforts. |
| vai | Particle | vai — the topic marker: as for, regarding, on the matter of. |
| vairall | Adjective | viral — of or resembling a spreading disease or contagion. |
| Valkoe | Noun | Valkoe — fruit brandy; the alkoe distilled from Aevalra. |
| Veinth | Noun | Veinth — the third day of the nine-day week. Wind-day. Movement and change. |
| Veisd | Noun | Veisd — philosophy, wisdom, the pursuit of understanding. The core intellectual tradition of the known world. |
| Veisdra | Noun | Veisdra — the city-state of examination bureaucracy, disciplined self-mastery, and restrained aesthetic perfection. Chinese, Korean, and Jap |
| Velrae | Noun | Velrae — a sail; the canvas that takes the wind. |
| Vennek | Noun | Vennek — the household guard beast. Dog-sized, heavily built through the shoulder, and social in family groups. |
| ver | Particle | for real / truly — soft particle affirming sincerity (usually at the end of a statement). |
| verathi | Noun | verathi — a firm personal conviction or guiding principle that aligns with the Natural Order and one’s Oathbond. |
| verera | Verb | verera — to believe; to hold firm trust in one’s path, Oathbond, or the Natural Order. |
| Vespa | Noun | Vespa — the stinging insect itself; one of the swarm. |
| Vespra | Noun | Vespra — a nest of Vespa, and the ground it holds. A place rather than a creature. |
| Vessa | Noun | Vessa — the garden flower, in many bred varieties. |
| viba | Noun | vibration — the subtle resonance or energy felt in a person, gathering, or mechanical device. |
| vida | Noun | vida — a magic lantern projection; a moving image thrown on a surface by lensed light. |
| Vinaith | Noun | Vinaith — wine. |
| Vindrae | Noun | Vindrae — wind, especially the fierce sea-wind of the coast. The moving air as a natural force. Stoermhavn sailors speak to the vindrae as t |
| Vintra | Adjective | Vintra — old; having been a long time in use or in the world. |
| viraell | Adjective | popular — held in high regard and frequent mention within Teraell salons and courts. |
| Virtwy | Noun | Virtue — inner strength, grace, and alignment with the Natural Order. |
| vishina | Noun | vision — the act of seeing or the faculty of sight itself. |
| Vitra | Noun | Vitra — glass. Melted from sanda and worked hot. |
| viveka | Noun | viveka — the quick assessment of another’s Oathbond and harmony. |
| Voech | Verb | Voech — walk to be seen. A command. |
| Voej | Noun | Voej — a long sea journey. |
| Voelrei | Verb | Voelrei — willing service. The acceptance of one’s station and duty without compulsion. |
| voldira | Adjective | voldira — fearless and confident in action or speech, shown with grace and respect for station and Oathbond. |
| Volka | Noun | Volka — the great swift fish of the open sea. The deep fleets go out for it. |
| Volleir | Noun | Volleir — a volley; a coordinated discharge of several guns at once. |
| Vraech | Noun | Vraech — the aerial predator of the tropical south. |
| Vwyn | Noun | Vwyn — the hard-shelled nut of the temperate woods. Gathered in autumn and kept through winter. |
| Vydhae | Noun | Vydhae — life, the living state, vitality. |
| Vydhenjin | Noun | Vydhenjin — a pump-oxygenator; the life engine that carries a patient's circulation while the heart is stopped. |
| wadwy | Noun | wadwy — folk; the people of a particular community. |
| Waedhra | Noun | Waedhra — the whaling grounds; the fixed positions where Kravoen arrive at fixed seasons. |
| Waeka | Noun | Waeka — tin. Soft, pale, and low-melting. |
| Waendra | Noun | Waendra — the frontier peoples. Their own word for themselves, meaning those who wander. |
| Waerda | Noun | Waerda — a shield. |
| waes | Particle | waes — the past-tense particle, placed before the verb. |
| Waeshra | Noun | Waeshra — a fence; one who turns goods of uncertain origin into goods with a provenance. |
| waetaef | Interjection | waetaef — what is wrong with you; an exclamation of disbelief directed at a person. |
| Waeth | Noun | Waeth — information, considered as a thing that can be bought and sold. |
| Waeva | Noun | Waeva — the wild river animal; the untamed counterpart of the Slyva. |
| Waevel | Noun | Waevel — the common weed of trodden ground. |
| waka | Verb | watch — to observe a performance, chronicle, or scene. |
| Wallach | Noun | Wallach — the flooded-field beast. The only draft animal that will work standing water. |
| Wanpoe | Noun | Wanpoe — a microscope. |
| Wanshaeth | Noun; Verb | Wanshaeth — settled in a single stroke, with nothing wasted. |
| Wavra | Noun | Wavra — a wave; the rolling surge of the sea. |
| weava | Noun | weaving — the act of interlacing threads, strands, or ideas into a coherent whole. |
| Weinga | Noun | bird — a winged creature. |
| weis | Adjective | wise — possessing deep insight and judgment. |
| Weith | Noun | Weith — the base unit of weight. Eight Klim, about 1 kilogram. The standard market weight. |
| Well | Verb | Universal release command; also means “well done” or “return to normal.”. |
| Wena | Interrogative | Wena — when; asking the time of a thing. |
| Widh | Preposition | Widh — with; together with, alongside. |
| wif | Verb | shout from afar — to call or signal to someone at a distance with clear voice. |
| win | Noun | win — a flat plane or level surface. |
| Windrwy | Noun | Windrwy — a winder; the key or crank that winds a mechanism. |
| winga | Noun | winga — a wing. |
| winka | Verb | winka — a wink. |
| wishi | Noun | wishi — counsel; a piece of advice given to another, particularly unasked. |
| woe- | Prefix | woe- — the possessive prefix for the second person. Your, yours. |
| Woemet | Verb | Woemet — come here. A command. |
| woes- | Prefix | woes- — the possessive prefix for the first person plural. Our, ours. |
| Wolches | Noun | Wolches — the chest; the whole front of the body from collar to belly. |
| wompoe | Interjection | wompoe — so much the worse for you; a refusal of sympathy. |
| Wonta | Verb | Wonta — to want. |
| Wota | Interrogative | Wota — what; asking which thing, or what kind. |
| wy | Pronoun | wy — you; the second-person singular pronoun. |
| Wyat | Interrogative | Wyat — where; asking the place of a thing or a person. |
| Wybra | Noun | Wybra — one whose hardship, borne without complaint, makes others fond of them. |
| Wyfer | Noun | Wyfer — a clockwork loop machine. A mechanism repeats musical patterns while performers play over the top. |
| Wykleir | Noun | Wykleir — the living medicine; a culture that clears infection from a wound, grown and propagated by division. |
| Wyldh | Noun | Wyldh — forest, deep woodland, the wilderness beyond settled territory. |
| Wym | Noun | Wym — the second day of the nine-day week. Light-day. Clarity and illumination. |
| wyn- | Prefix | wyn- — the undoing prefix; reverses the action of the word it is attached to. |
| Wyndae | Noun | Wyndae — the most massive apex predator. Territorial, nearly impossible to kill. Frontier people avoid Wyndae territory entirely. |
| Wyndreis | Verb | Wyndreis — undress. A command. |
| Wyndrif | Verb | Wyndrif — undress him. A command. |
| Wynyvra | Noun | Wynyvra — the reversal of Nyvra; the dose that restores fertility. |
| wypda | Noun | update — to refresh and improve anything, whether a chronicle, device, plan, or personal refinement. |
| wypla | Verb | load — to place cargo or goods onto a ship or carriage with careful arrangement. |
| Wyrma | Noun | Wyrma — the biting fly of wet and standing ground. |
| wys | Pronoun | wys — we, us. |
| Wysk | Noun | Wysk — the herding beast. Small, upright, and never quiet. |
| Wyswyr | Verb | Wyswyr — hands on hips. A display command. |
| wywei | Interjection | wywei — the soft, affectionate expression of delight, fondness, or gentle surprise. |
| Wywy | Verb | Wywy — attend close. A command, and a thing often taken without one. |
| Yaem | Noun | Yaem — mountain. |
| Yaem Roed | Noun | Yaem Roed — the overland trade route connecting Shynreich to Veisdra through mountain passes. |
| yaerae | Adjective | agile — quick and nimble in movement. |
| yei | Interjection | yei — yes. Affirmative. |
| Yeirath | Noun | Yeirath — a year. The full turn of the eight months and five festival days; 365 days. |
| Yoedag | Verb | Yoedag — wait. A command to remain where one is. |
| yoejae | Noun | plan — a scheme or intention for achieving something. |
| Yuga | Noun | Yuga — south; the growing quarter, toward the Greenline. |
| Yuno | Verb | Yuno — quiet. A command to stop speaking. |
| ywei | Interjection | ywei — you are welcome; the ordinary answer to tei. |
| Zapa | Noun | Zapa — west; the sunset quarter. |
| Zhael | Noun | Zhael — the foremost of the Aruna, and the single most valuable agricultural product in the world by weight. |
| Zhoena | Noun | Zhoena — the reef fish of Eldershore’s warm shallows. Eaten the day it is landed and no later. |
| Zhorai | Noun | Zhorai — the sacred grove trees of Eldershore. Never cut. |
Adjective
adapta, adeim, aefka, Aelva, Aemba, agill, bas, bashira, bindas, blachei, blanka, blwyi, boeeldei, boeera, boeerei, brillira, Broenn, bulwylwy, busera, bwylei, Bwymra, bwysti, calmei, chafa, charae, chodr, choepei, chugira, Chwyf, chwygei, classei, clevrei, creama, cwyrei, dedchei, demura, devacha, Djaerv, draina, Dwyfnei, Efka, eksoe, Eldwaraen, Expaed, fals, famwysei, farae, flexei, fwyfae, gboena, goaeta, Gongir, Graeva, greina, Gwaedh, gwyfa, klevera, Kolais, Kreava, kwyicka, lefta, leitae, Lobaeter, loenga, neisfa, Oehei, Oepa, Omeda, pinch, poeell, prema, proeefa, pwyra, Raelth, Raesha, raidda, refin, rwyva, sada, safei, salwy, seigmae, selira, serena, Sespa, shaent, sharpa, skina, Snekra, soeephi, Sorgrep, speciall, stimaks, straidh, swycha, swys, swyva, tikwy, timidh, toefei, transpar, Treuwy, twychi, unkwyi, vairall, Vintra, viraell, voldira, weis, yaerae
Adverb
aefka, doen, Feira, haeikei, loekei, Loengh, madae, Nevgo, Olba, swypra, Twytwys
Conjunction
Determiner
Interjection
aeslae, aevlei, ahae, auslei, baith, beirbei, bera, Bwychiss, chaji, cheiloe, choel, davai, devachae, eiksdei, ferei, graeshei, ionoe, Kwafla, Maerd, Maewor, meh, Nokaf, omaejei, plwys, seiksei, Sowy, swall, sya, syae, tei, teitlae, Ufa, waetaef, wompoe, wywei, yei, ywei
Interrogative
Bwae, Hostra, Hwa, Wena, Wota, Wyat
Noun
Abswyn, Abwynd, acha, Achad, Advaenth, Aegyn, Ael, aenandh, Aern, Aernkoev, Aernthorn, aerthe, Aerv, aeslae, Aesloes, aesti, Aeval, Aevalbach, Aevalra, afa, afae, Afka, ai, aida, Airtaed, Aisbra, akhei, alae, alga, algei, alkoe, Alkra, Amael, ambidh, ambita, Aminei, Ampotae, ampwyll, Angwyr, Animei, Ankla, Anklaeth, ankledh, Ankorwy, antei, anth, Antla, anxi, arkoe, artei, Aruna, Aruvei, aspra, asprei, attwy, Auddoe, aura, avilta, Bachrei, bada, badira, Baechri, baeg, Baelk, Baenka, Baenthoer, Baerl, Baesra, bahei, bahi, Baidaes, bais, Baiwy, Bakdon, bakell, balaens, balkae, Ballas, balma, bandei, bandh, Baner, Bareilra, bata, batra, Bazon, beachi, becrema, beda, beira, Beird, belifei, belth, Bergh, bestei, bestira, Betwy, Bevra, bhae, bilda, birdh, Blachtandh, Blaenda, Blaessa, Blecha, blendera, blissei, blwysae, blwyshi, Boedra, boeecha, boeeda, boeedda, boeedh, boeethae, Boend, Boentyra, Boerdaith, Bothra, bovela, braddae, Braech, Braell, Braes Roed, braida, brandei, brandira, brasela, Brasskin, braswy, brath, Breathra, brechei, Breid, broe-daes, broe-daesei, broe-sfeir, Broeda, broeenzei, Broek, bronsera, Brosdh, Brosdhun, browi, brwyshei, Bryalkrav, Bryla, Brylvin, buna, bunera, burnoe, butera, bwyddrei, Bwygaell, Bwyjei, bwylei, bwyllta, bwyrnoe, bwysti, Byoef, caeshmae, Cannoenra, Cargoaith, Carhoeld, chaddei, Chaeldh, Chainshta, Cham, Chamsh, chancei, chandei, Charmei, Charmoy, chaus, Chavnaith, chavtwy, chedei, Cheildei, Cheivedd, chekira, chennei, cheriei, Chiaz, chichei, chilei, Chirk, Chirska, Chirwy, Choeeldra, Choema, Choerlei, Choraeth, Chorl, Chwychra, chwynar, Chwynar Roed, clawei, Clurfaem, clwystrei, Coeegaith, coeendh, coenfidh, Coenkel, Coenta, Comwyn, Craddra, craeshwy, croewnei, crown, cwyrlei, Daedae, Daell, daes, daesei, Daisbel, daja, dajae, Dajzhoen, dandh, Dar, Daun, Dechra, defei, Deigr, deka, Delgha, Denzo, dertei, dezira, Diffrei, dignira, Dipa, disiplra, Disklaen, Doeeckra, doeeddae, doeegei, Doeenwy, Doef, Doefar, Doendoef, Does, Doethr, Doga, dogira, Donba, Dorath, dota, Draebaech, Draech, Draeft, draihra, dreamei, Droef, Droen, dryei, Dryfa, duelwy, dwy, dwydka, dwymwy, Dwyngoed, earngei, edjei, Egwyn Vaeg, egyoe, Eimr, Eiveil, eksei, Ekseidh, ekwyn, elbwei, Eldspraecha, Eldwara, Eldwarei, Eledh, elefra, ell, Endwr, Enfish, enjin, epifeil, era, Ergei, eringra, eshi, Essaen, ethei, euphoe, fadae, Faelka, Faellei, faithei, falsei, fama, Famrae, fangei, fantazei, fanwy, feathei, feddei, Feicwyt, Feild, Feiruna, Fellwyr, fervei, festei, Festra, fidae, Filgrei, filtei, Filtra, finei, Finga, fingei, Flaesk, Flagra, Fleisk, Flintra, flippei, floeerei, Flotra, foe, foeedka, foekei, foeld, Foelka, Foelkhaer, Foerg, Foergaet, Fomei, Fortwyn, Fraeska, framei, Freichta, frenei, Frigrae, Frizdoeen, frizzei, froeegei, Froeentra, Fuzipic, Fwykoel, Fwykol, fwyr, fwyra, fwythei, Fyndra, Fyndrecht, Fyrn, Gaedhr, Gaerblaed, Gaesla, Galbrae, gaslei, Gearith, Gechra, Gechwyn, Geiga, gena, Gerbeirt, gifei, gillei, Glaedha, Glaenith, Glaera, glaw, glazei, gloeessei, gloeevei, Glufri, Glwya, goealei, goelei, goelwy, Goenidd, Gomik, Gorja, Gorvae, Goy, Goyl, gracei, graddei, Graedd, Grael, Graen, Graesa, grasei, grashi, Grashoed, Grein, Greinsh, Grimvach, grinda, Grioe, grita, groeefei, growei, Grundha, grwyndei, Grycha, guaeshei, Gwyld, gwyn, gwynei, gwyrfoedr, Gyrr, Gyrska, Haerl, Haerlchaz, Haerman, Haervoe, Haerwy, Halvek, Hilae, Hoela, Hoelshoed, Hoesing, Hopin, Hwysra, Hyddra, Hyddwy, igbaen, Igevra, Igmeich, Ignei, Igradirt, igwyn, Ikwy, Ilwy, Ireich, Ireis, Irevin, Isei, Iskra, Jan, jeits, Joella, Jor, jwy, Jwygaen, Jwygor, Kael, Kaellwyrm, Kaenwy, Kaepdh, Kaeva, kalae, Kalnain, Kampra, Kamra, Kanome, kapashra, Karwyn, katfoe, kavira, Keiloe, Keiloe-Flaesk, Keiloe-Streid, Keiloe-Weith, Kelrei, Kelva, Kibuck, Kidda, Klim, kloe, klustira, Koeler, Koempsei, koepi, Koervak, Koervhoed, Kolaerth, Kollgar, Kolth, komunira, kondira, konseala, Kopra, Kraegh, Kraetha, Krajaeg, Krakenren, Kravoe, Kravoen, Krendh, Krevra, Kroeenra, Kroenvra, Ksaum, kutkresa, Kvaeld, Kwaenith, kwilli, Kwlei, Kwytla, Kwytra, Kyrtla, Kyvlaem, Laedhra, Lagra, lefae, Letwyg, Levithra, Levrae, lin, Linmaen, Livrtei, Loem, Loeng Vaeg, Lomik, Lulza, Lwyddra, Lwymei, Lwymthra, Madh, Maemae, Maensh, Maerga, Maerk, Maerkwy, Maersi, Maeva, Majaep, Marchae, Mastra, Mechanra, Mechara, meirch, melankra, Merka, Mimra, moedaes, Moejor, Moek, Moeka, Moeksh, Moraeth, Muyra, Mwa, Mwyn, Mwyrma, Mwyska, Myfeil, Naddrwy, Naeba, Naethra, Naethwr, Naev, Naevla, Naevmastra, Navaith, Navthra, Neidl, Neska, Nikap, Ninop, Nochraem, Nochwl, Nochwyn, Nochwyng, Noechaef, Noet, Nusbel, Nydrae, Nyfra, Nyona, Nyrra, Nyvlaem, Nyvra, Nywich, Oelwy, Oelwy Moek, Oenj, Oenjei, Oepa, Oepwy, Oerwy, Oetfolk, Oeth, Oethboend, Oethvra, Oevra, Oevrastep, Oevrei, Ombari, Ordra, Pactspraecha, Pael, Paella, Paelm, Paem, Palmgild, Parleyra, Parra, Peins, Pendwylei, Pinka, piraddei, pirsoe, pisch, pleaswy, Pleided, plwym, Plwyndra, Poeddra, poeena, poeesta, poeishi, Poena, poeny, Powdraith, Poysr, pratell, Precith, Presluc, primra, prinshi, Prizra, proeegres, pulshira, Pumpra, pwychi, pwyffa, Pyfa, raddioe, Radirt, Raeg, Raeksh, Raekwyth, Raelgun, Rafrwy, Raidra, Raitbach, raji, Ramvach, ranch, rava, Ravna, Razoenra, razoera, reddnoi, Redrym, Reifaith, Reimach, Reinei, Reislo, reiss, Reiz, Reiznaens, rena, repwydh, reshill, Resoenra, riva, rivaell, Roed, Roeddae, roeddna, Roedhaven, Roedskrin, roeecha, roeetkor, roellra, Roelwym, Roeta, Roeva, rwydh, Rwydraith, Rwymvra, Rwyth, Ryda, Ryn, Rynexcrip, Rynkael, Rypra, sachar, Sael, Saenydd, Saeth, Saetur, Saety, Saloen, Saloenra, Salvagra, sanda, Sangeit, Sangroen, Sangwyra, sanoeva, sarch, scall, scarfa, scenth, schedh, sedka, sei-daes, sei-daesei, sei-sfeir, seimpa, seira, selfa, Senaeth, senpei, sentoe, Serath, Servaeth, Serwy, serwyma, seta, Sextra, sfeir, Shadvaen, shadwi, Shaendh, Shaeth, shampi, Sharcwyt, shell, shi, shiddaedh, shidh, shidka, Shiglar, shigmar, shigr, Shilkra, shitwy, Shoeeddra, shoeeldh, Shwyva, Shynreich, Sifbau, Sigring, Siknei, simraen, Simraun, Skadh, Skae, Skaeld, Skaella, Skaerflint, skai, Skarv, skivei, Skoerd, Skrafna, skreina, Skrinwy, Skwatra, Skwyla, skwyll, Skwystroem, Slae, Slyngra, Slyva, Smoebra, Smosho, Smwygvra, Snacha, snachi, snaka, snoeedh, snoeeva, soeekshi, soeena, Soel, Soel Vaeg, Soen, Soeng, soengwy, Soenkra, Solarm, Sorstoek, Sosbo, Sospleid, Soyl, Spaen, Spaenra, Spaera, Sparjo, spfa, Spicaen, Spicaith, spidh, Spinra, Spirra, spledh, spoeeth, Spraecha, Sprynga, spwyll, Spynra, Staeksh, Staer, Staever, stara, statwyshi, Stedhra, stefa, steka, Stil, Stilgaerdh, stilwy, stoeera, Stoek, Stoen, Stoendh, Stoenk, Stoepva, Stoerm Vaeg, Stoermhavn, Stradga, Streid, streshi, strifa, Sumaer, Svaekoil, Svoerd, Swaergh, swaga, swedh, swei, Sweitroe, swordwy, swya, swybtill, swyna, swynposta, Swynstoen, Swyshoel, Sygra, Sylnwy, Syrkoel, tacth, Taedh, taefshei, Taes, tafei, taill, Takla, talae, talenth, Talkoe, Talvi, Talvipic, targedh, tata, Taul, Tauw, techna, teiarei, Teich, Teichwerk, teimae, teis, Tentla, tera, tewa, textwyra, Thael, Thalrae, Thearwy, Therplae, threadh, Threid, thrilli, Thrwystra, Thryska, tia, Tickra, tigra, Tileth, tima, tinth, tioe, tirste, toei, toenei, toenra, Tradvra, Trashmei, trauma, trea, treinda, Tribwy, triumf, troell, trwysta, Tundo, tweizi, twya, twyrth, twyska, Tyvra, Ubaen, Ubaensos, Ubwyndoe, un, Unk, Vaeja, Vaelith, Vaepn, vaernae, Vaesk, Vaeskbach, Vafor, Valkoe, Veinth, Veisd, Veisdra, Velrae, Vennek, verathi, Vespa, Vespra, Vessa, viba, vida, Vinaith, Vindrae, Virtwy, vishina, Vitra, viveka, Voej, Volka, Volleir, Vraech, Vwyn, Vydhae, Vydhenjin, wadwy, Waedhra, Waeka, Waendra, Waerda, Waeshra, Waeth, Waeva, Waevel, Wallach, Wanpoe, Wanshaeth, Wavra, weava, Weinga, Weith, win, Windrwy, winga, wishi, Wolches, Wybra, Wyfer, Wykleir, Wyldh, Wym, Wyndae, Wynyvra, wypda, Wyrma, Wysk, Yaem, Yaem Roed, Yeirath, yoejae, Yuga, Zapa, Zhael, Zhoena, Zhorai
Noun phrase
keiloe feira, Razoenra Spraecha
Particle
cae, chrai, eimoe, goen, nei, rein, ren, vai, ver, waes
Prefix
ae-, broe-, da-, Keiloe, ma-, moe-, sei-, woe-, woes-, wyn-
Preposition
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Verb
acheiv, adaepth, Adreshm, advaens, Ael-doen, aeshir, Aesla, aessyrthe, Afka, Ampotae, Aprisa, arjei, Aswycha, avei, bache, badh, Baerroell, balanshi, bana, beirbei, bembei, beva, bi, bleachi, blessei, blinch, bloeka, breathei, brethira, brushi, buldira, bwysti, caeshmae, celbrei, changei, chasta, cheirei, chelpei, Chirk, Chling, chois, clifei, Colvra, craeshwy, creadh, daihra, decida, deletra, Deswy, developa, discoev, distrakra, doeenei, dowynera, drefae, Dreshira, Drif, dryei, Dylwy, eddei, edji, Ejwy, elvaeddei, Elyr, enezae, Enfish, enhansei, evoelei, Excrip, exfoelei, explor, Faell, Faellei, Finsa, fleirta, foecwyss, foerwei, Foesswy, Fonwy, Forgor, Fwylfa, Gaevae, gathrei, gebaeg, Geiga, goeesti, graeshei, Gyrr, Haeldi, Haelpa, Haez, Isei, joech, joengae, Kael, Kaj, Kampra, Karwyn, katfoe, Keicha, klena, knoeva, Koemmaeth, Koenstra, Koenth, kollbera, kontwyra, kraftira, Krai, Krajaeg, kwykei, Lagra, Lefra, loekin, Loslo, Lysnae, Lyvi, maekbrei, Mangae, Marka, moerae, morveila, Mwyrma, Neilei, Nida, nirmae, Nopot, paervae, pein, peisae, pin, poeeshi, Poeger, poes, Preseif, proedwyc, rach, radda, Raekwyth, razi, reakta, rechoda, redh, reforta, refr, Rema, Repwy, rifoe, Rowae, Rysi, saidh, sanjira, sedh, seirv, Sekwy, selecth, Seles, senda, serka, seva, Sia, Siknei, skaerdha, Skarpa, skrin, Slaj, slefa, Slita, Smaera, smirch, soeelva, Spaetha, splidh, Spraech, spreadh, stadh, Steha, Straetha, Strydh, swaifa, Swyrym, Sypra, Tachma, Taech, taga, Tagfin, taifa, tasti, Tempra, Thaench, Thryska, Toedda, transfor, trima, twechi, twisti, upgraedh, verera, Voech, Voelrei, waka, Wanshaeth, Well, wif, winka, Woemet, Wonta, Wyndreis, Wyndrif, wypla, Wyswyr, Wywy, Yoedag, Yuno