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THE HAAKISH LANGUAGE
Collected by Trask Talish
Compiled by Casimont Nalbiro
Volume 2
Haakish to Common
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Page Page Page
A - 2 H - 14 R - 27
B - 4 I - 18 S - 28
CD - 6 K - 19 T - 33
E - 8 L - 22 U - 37
F - 9 M - 23 V - 38
G - 10 N - 25 W - 40
OP - 26
ABBREVIATIONS
adj=adjective, adv=adverb, aux=auxiliary verb, c=conjunction,
dem=demonstrative pronoun, ind=indefinite pronoun, int=inter-
rogative pronoun, n=noun, pn=personal pronoun, rel=relative
pronoun, v=verb
"A"
| Word | Translation | Word | Translation | Word | Translation | |||||
| a/an | vi | afternoon | urfe | air | taisal |
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Haakish to Common
A ================================ : agawe [v] lay, lay down
aag [n] pan : agik [adj] nice, kind
aagwen [v] show : agmark [pn] mine, my
aal [pn] it : Agmark tolnur!, Agmark! [phr]
aalmark [pn] its (poss.) : You're welcome
aas [n] copper : ahot [adv] whenever
achar [adv] anywhere : ake [v] ride
adog [n] egg : akhawa [n] brook
adtos [pn] myself : akse [v] turn
af, af- [adv/pr] away : aksil [n] axle
afhviska [v] remove, sweep away : akt [n] vinegar
aflik [adj] other : alad [n] fruit
aftar [adv/pr] behind : alal [n] sweat
afthiga [v] remove, take away : alale [v] sweat
afthrag [n] retreat : alar [n] awl
afthrage [v] flee, retreat : ale [v] beget
afthragis [n] defendant : almik [adj] poor
ag [pn] I, me : almis [n] beggar
agath [adj] good (moral), noble : alv [n] oil
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anafthrage [v] put to flight : aran [n] summer
anane [v] breathe : arn [n] iron
anart [n] shirt : arne [v] welcome
and [n] end : arnin [n] fireplace
andalt [n] face : arnin [n] hearth
ande [v] cease, finish, stop : arnsmidh, smidh [n] smith
andis...ataw [c] either...or : art [n] pea
anfar [pr] upon : arth [n] heir
ang [n] possessions : asak [n] fish
ang [n] property : asil [n] donkey
ange [v] own, possess : at, at- [pr] to
angwen [n] butter : ataw [c] or
ankar [n] anchor : atgware, gware at [v] obey
ap, ap- [adv] up : atbaare [v] bring
apgiba [v] surrender : athal [n] shrine
aphliwa [v] hide, conceal : athan [n] year
apina [v] open : athanhvil [n] season
apkran [n] mast : athme [v] worship
ara [adv] yes : atir [n] affection
aral [n] strap : atlaath [n] today
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atmaarg [n] tomorrow : bak [n] back
atsoka [v] attack : bakik [n] shore
attika [v] arrive : balv [n] pain, anguish
atvard [pr] toward : balve [v] hurt
awdh [n] ease : bamar [n] tree
awdh [n] money, riches, wealth : band [n] bond
awdhik [adj] rich, wealthy : bande [v] wound
awdhug [adj] easy : bane [v] forbid
awg [n] eye : bar [n] wave
awk [c] but : barad, bereth [n] brother
awkhan [n] oven : bardatha [v] surprise, astonish
aws [n] east : bardh [n] ax
awtham [n] mother : bardregi [adv] forever
: barg [n] cake
: barlate [v] abandon, renounce
B ================================ : bask [n] necklace
baan [n] curse : baskan [n] mage, wizard
baane [v] curse : bawth [adj] deaf
baare [v] carry, bear : bech [n] affliction
baartik [adj] bright, light, pale : bechae [v] afflict
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bench [n] bank, counter : bosta [v] raise, lift
ber [n] berry : bowr [n] beer
berg [n] taste : brach, brag [n] fortress, fort
bergae [v] taste : braeka [v] break
bi(n) [pr] concerning : brath [n] word
bida [v] remain, stay, wait : brathbok [n] dictionary
biirk [n] flower : brathwrit [n] author, poet
biisk [adj] bitter : brawn [n] strength
biita [v] pasture : brawnaas [n] bronze
birka [v] plait : brawnik [adj] powerful
birn [n] coat of mail : brewkren [n] trousers
blande [v] mix : brina [v] burn
blisk [n] wheat : brinch [n] breastplate
bliw [v] lead : brinchlaws [adj] unarmored
bodha [v] announce : brodh [n] soup
bok [n] book : bron [n] chest, breast
bokis [n] scholar : brug [n] bridge
boltik [n] politics : bruga [v] cultivate, till
bord [n] table : brugaad [n] farmer
borg [n] city : bruk [n] branch
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brun [n] eyebrow : chil [adj] cold
bruthkawp [n] wedding : chon [n] loss
bul [adj] wide, broad : chug [n] pitchfork
bust [v] brush :
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: D ================================
C ================================ : daag [n] dough
cha [c] and : daaln [adj] fragrant
chaan [adj] new : daan [adj] dead
chaar [n] key : Dabru [n] Dwarf, Dwarves
chal [n] mouse : Dabrush [adj] Dwarven
chald [n] tent : dalar [n] valley
char [adv] where : dalgar [n] duty
charfe [v] rub : dan [pn] one
charn [n] star : danagi [adv] only
chavan [c] although : dandwelis [n] hermit
chawkgaan [n] mortar, cement : dangig [adv] once
chek [adv] now : danhug [adj] steadfast, stubborn
chel, sarvengrek [n] turtle : danik [adj] alone, simple, single
chet [n] guest : danrum [adj] first
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dar [n] land, country : draan [n] age
dare [v] hold : draefa [v] drive out, exile
dare [v] seem : draefcharn [n] comet
daro [n] tall : drak [n] dragon
daske [v] last : dramlor [adj] proud
dath [demadj/adj] that : drawg [n] ghost
dather [adv] there : drawm [n] dream
delva [v] dig : drawme [v] dream
delvil [n] spade : dregi [adv] ever
denae [v] suck : drekak [n] drink
denis [n] leech : drift [n] gallery
derg [pn] you, ye : drin [num] three
dergmark [pn] your, yours : dringig [adv] thrice
dergtos [pn] yourself, yourselves : drinis [n] witness
derm [n] barn : drinka [adj] triple, threefold
des [n] end : drinrum [adj] third
dind [n] paint : drota [v] dominate, subject
dinda [v] paint : droten [n] vassal, slave
dit [n] tune : drotha [v] forget
diwr [n] animal : drotis [n] master
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drusa [v] fall : E ================================
du(n) [pr] against : edbosta [v] restore
dug [n] help, aid : eft [adv] again
duga [v] help, aid : eka [n] widow
dupat [n] dust : eldar [n] fire
durn [n] fir : Elding [n] Barbarian (guild)
durt [n] ground, soil : eldring [n] lightning
duthra [v] will, wish : elsk [n] love
dwaal [n] victory : elskae [v] love
dwaare [v] stand : en [pn] he, him
dwal [adj] foolish, stupid : endagi, end- [adv] again
dwelae [v] dwell : endan [pr] against
dwelda [v] delay : eni [adv] still, yet
dwelna [v] train : enin [n] forehead
dwerl [n] grove : enmark [pn] his
dwern [n] birch : enren [pn] they, them
dwirn [n] answer : enrenmark [pn] their, theirs
dwirna [v] answer : enrentos [pn] themselves
dwol [n] mistake, error : entar [n] nephew
: entos [pn] himself
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erd [n] marriage : fargaare [v] translate
ernir [adj] safe : faris [n] sailor
ewn [adv] no, not : farkwing [phr] Goodbye
ewndis...ewntaw [c] neither...nor : fast [n] castle, keep
ewnenur [n] future : faste [v] keep, retain
ewnstund [adv] never : feba [n] pepper
ewnva [pn] nothing : fedh [n] parent
ewr [n] shame : felae [v] hide
ewrae [v] embarrass, shame : ferar [n] side
ewrg [n] stranger : fewdha [v]
: bear, give birth to, produce
: fewdhdar [n] native country
F ================================ : fich [n] hate
faal [n] bracelet : ficha [v] hate
faar [pr] from : filga [v] follow
faarin [v] cause : fintha [v] find
faknur [n] joy, happiness : firdh [adv] also
fale [v] row : firdh [c] furthermore
far [pr] above : flag [adj] common
fare [v] travel : flage [v] skin, flay
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flagiidhur [n] conspiracy, plot : frathe [v] think
flap [n] collar : fregik [adj] silent
flarn [n] rye : fregur [n] silence
flat [n] floor : Freke [n] Human
flin [n] arrow : Frekish [adj] Human
flodas [n] stream : fret [n] inquiry, question
fnis [n] sneeze : fretae [v] ask (inquire)
fnisa [v] sneeze : fretae [v] question
fnor [n] marsh : fridh [n] peace
for, for- [c/pr] before : fugal [n] bird
fordina [v] prepare : fulgik [adj] secret
forfedh [n] ancestor : furdh [n] omen
forgradhe [v] predict :
forn [adj] old :
fowl [adj] stinking : G ================================
fraag [n] wall : ga(n), ga(n)- [pr] in
fraal [n] field : gaabe [v] sing
fraant [n] crop : gaal [num] five
frake [v] destroy : gaame [v] read
frath [n] idea, thought : gaan [n] sand
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gaare [v] shout, cry out : gardas [n] family
gaarnik [adj] stingy : gardbuning [n] furniture
gaarnis [n] miser : gare [v] desire
gaarur [n] passion : garnaal [n] acorn
gadil [n] cousin : garnum [n] boulder
gagur [n] advantage : gart [n] leg
galawbe [v] believe : garun [n] market, marketplace
gald [n] wages, pay : gasinth [n] companion
galde [v] pay : gavande, gatika [v] enter
galdenis [n] mercenary, soldier : gaw [n] lie
galdrur, sviidh [n] magic : gawde [v] join, unite
galik [pr] like, similar : gawdur [n] harmony
galn [adj] beautiful : gawe [v] lie
ganagi [adv] inside : gawr [adj] yellow
ganat [pr] into : gawr [n] grief, sorrow
gane [v] pass : gawre [v] grieve, sorrow
ganik [adj] inside : gawrik [adj] sad
ganok [adj] enough : gelok [n] yoke
garat [adj] right, correct : gewrve [v] build
gard [n] house : giba [v] give
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gifar [n] troll : gota [v] cast (metals)
gim, gimstaan [n] jewel, gem : gown [n] dress
gina [n] yawn : gradh [n] manner of speech
girdel [n] belt : gradhe [v] speak, talk
glag [n] pine : grafe [v] carve, write
glan [n] rain : grafil [n] chisel
gler [n] glass : grafskawd [n] parchment
glita [v] shine : graftiv [n] idol
glof [n] glove : gram [n] letter, missive
glon [n] drop : grarm [adj] fierce
glum [n] gloom : grefta [v] bury the dead
godh [v] gain, earn : grek [n] friend
godha [n] profit, gain : grem [n] anger
gol [adj] blind : gremik [adj] angry
gona [v] kill : grestae [v] march
gorcha [v] defeat : gretae [v] cry, weep
gort [n] salt : grewd [n] blood, gore
gortik [adj] salty : grim [n] bite
gorva [v] do : grim, stiwg [adj] ugly
gorvalisk [adj] possible : grima [v] bite
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grimis [n] biter : gwalur [n] quality
grina [v] smile : gwardh [n] host
gripa [v] seize, grasp : gware [v] listen
gris [n] pig : gwaste [v] spoil
grista [v] grind : gwel [adj] green
grun [adj] shallow : gwel [n] grass
grun [n] suspicion : gwen [int/relpn] who, whom
gruna [v] suspect : gwenat [n] wind
grund [n] bottom : gwenatawg [n] window
Grus! [phr] Hello! : gwendrot [n] eagle
grus [n] greeting : gwern [n] people, nation
grusa [v] greet : gwernsvedh [n] tradition
gulth [n] gold : gwiil [n] festival
gulthmolk [adj] fine : gwilt [n] guild
gwaal [n] song : gwir [n] truth
gwadh, gwadhur [n] countryside, : gwirik [adj] true
nature, wilderness : gwith [n] stomach
Gwadhis, Gwadhing [n] Ranger : gwitha [v] pray
gwaerd [n] guard, warden : gwor [n] question mark
gwal [int/relpn] what, which :
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H ================================ : hal [n] tail
haad [n] way, manner : halde [v] preserve, protect, save
haaf [n] quarrel : halmir [n] helmet
haal [n] health : hamar [n] hammer
haal [n] salt : hamra [v] hammer
haald [n] dwelling : han [c] than
haalik [adj] : han [n] half
healthy, well, holy, sacred : har [adj] high
haalm [n] home : hardh [adj] hard
haard [n] cattle, herd : harlig [n] layer
haardis [n] herdsman : harn [n] brain
haast [n] army : harst [n] top
haastfang [n] spoils : hawberk [n] hauberk
haav [n] court : hawf [n] head
haesta [v] fry : hawfhring [n] crown
hafar [n] goat : hawke [v] sell
hafe [v] have : haws [n] skull
hag [n] pasture : hawst [n] autumn
hak [n] chin : heftur [n] weight
hakul [n] cloak : heg [n] hay
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helk [n] wound : hin, hindath [dem] this
helkthigis [n] Empath : hind [pr] on behalf of
hemae [v] sit : hiner [adv] here
hend [n] fortune, luck : hist [v] loom
hendae [v] happen : hlaaf [n] bread
her [n] linen, flax : hlaan [n] hill
herdhar [n] shoulder : hlaav [n] grave
hesk [n] plant : hlake [v] laugh
hestar [n] horse : hlane [v] blow
hewd [n] hat, cap : hlas [adj] glad, happy, joyful
hewg [adj] right (direc.) : hlat [num] seven
hibarn [n] winter : hlawpe [v] jump
hiimar [n] world : hlef [n] beginning
Hiimarskan, pl. sken [n] : hlefa [v] begin
Warrior Mage : hlefik [adj] original
hild [n] battle : hlek [n] chain
hildbuning, sarv [n] armor : hlel [n] trail
hildis [n] warrior : hlenae [v] smoke
hilor [n] ford : hlenveln [n] tobacco
himin [n] sky, weather : hleta [v] release
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hleva [v] be silent : hnarth [n] death
hlewga [n] joke : hnask [adj] soft
hlidh [n] gate : hnegae [v] neigh
hlidh [n] hearing : hnir [adj] thin
hlidha [v] hear : hnit [n] insect
hlifta [v] steal, rob : hnogik [adj] greedy
Hliftis [n] Thief : hnon [n] warning
hliftis [n] thief, robber : hnona [v] warn
hliftur [n] theft : hnul [c] so that
hliisa [v] illuminate : hnut [n] nut
hlisa [v] collect, gather : hnuur [pr] around
hlita [v] face : hob [n] goblin
hliwa [v] cover : hofan [n] harbor
hlod [n] sound : hol [n] cave, cavern
hlorn [n] grain : hold [n] flesh
hlos [n] candle, light : hopa [v] dance
hlos [n] light : hord [n] treasure
hlud [adj] loud : hos [adv] so
hlust [n] ear : host [n] cough
hlut [n] part : hosta [v] cough
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hot [adv/c] when : hriifil [n] hoe
howr [n] frost : hrika [v] meet, happen on
howr [n] skin : hrin [n] touch
hraag [adj] crooked : hrina [v] touch
hraan [adj] clean : hring [n] circle, ring
hraast [adj] brave : hrist [c] in order to, so that
hradh [n] fate : hrista [v] shake, brandish
hrak [n] danger : hrop [n] boast
hrane [v] lend : hropa [v] boast
hrang [n] criticism : hrot [n] roof
hrange [v] blame, criticize : hruf [adj] rough
hrare [v] move : hruun [n] letter of the alphabet
hreda [v] rescue, save : hudh [n] hide
hrendh [adj] lost : huga [v] hug, embrace
hreth [n] praise : hugar [n] mind
hrethae [v] praise : hukhras [n] hunger
hrewd [adj] cowardly, timid : hukhrik [adj] hungry
hrewka [v] spit : hundar [n] dog
hriga [v] regret, repent : hunth [n] captive, prisoner
hriifa [v] draw, pull : hvaate [v] call
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hvad [num] ten : hvotra [v] threaten
hval [adj] flat : hvotrun [n] threat
hvam [n] corner :
hvar [adj] whole :
hvar [pr] by : I ================================
(in oaths, as "by Kertigen") : igarlaath [n] yesterday
hvarka [v] bark : ii [c] that
hvas [adj] sharp : iidh [n] promise, oath
hvel [n] wheel : iidha [v] promise
hver [adj] every : iik [n] oak
hverkae [v] defend : iitar [n] poison
hvidar [adj] white : il [adj] bad
hvil [n] bed : ilgalawb [n] superstition
hvil [n] time : imbal [n] navel
hvin [c] if : indar [pr] beyond
hvinti [c] whether : ingen [n] claw, fingernail, toenail
hvisk [n] broom : iwsag [n] water
hviska [v] sweep :
hvol [n] memory :
hvola [v] remember :
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K ================================ : kart [n] carriage, cart
kaal [n] forest : kartvand [n] caravan
kaan [adv] also : kaste [v] throw
kaathe [v] use : kate [v] nod
kach [adj] much : kawpe [v] buy
kach [n] hook : keld [n] spring
kachig [adv] very : ker, ker- [adj] all
kachur [n] quantity : kerae [v] drive
Kaldar, pl. Keldar Kaldar : kerhvil [adv] always
Kaldarish [adj] Kaldaran : kern [n] corn
kalk [n] stocking, sock : kert [n] metal
kan [adj] long : kes [n] cheese
kanach [n] bone : kestal [n] bush
karaag [n] rock : khal, staan [n] stone
karde [v] trust : khalili [n] pebble
karg, karg- [pr] down : khawr [n] door
kargina [v] shut, close : khil [pr] according to
kark [n] horn : kiir [n] comb
karl [n] husband, man : kild [n] child
karlik [adj] male : kilth [n] womb
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kin [n] cheek : knarklewdha [v] undress
kind [n] family : knarklowta [v] ward off
kip [adj] hollow : knarliifa [v] forgive
kiwn [n] gender : Knarm, pl. Knerm [n] Gnome
klend [n] journey : Knarmish [adj] Gnomish, Gnome
klewdh [n] clothing : knarn [n] rose
klewdha [v] clothe, dress : knathe [v] bore
klif [n] cliff : knaw [n] rat
kliifta [v] divide, separate : knifil [n] knife
klowta [v] beat : kniir [n] clash, din
klucha [v] play : kniw [n] knee
klufa [v] split : kniwa [v] kneel
knaarn [n] statue : knob [n] button
knalde [v] rule, govern : knof [num] eight
knaldkarl [n] : knofgart [n] spider
emperor, king, prince, nobleman : knoka [v] strike
knaldkarlik [adj] noble, royal : knold [n] beast
knaldkwon [n] empress, queen, : knot [n] knot
nobelwoman, princess : knottr [n] ball
knar [pr] off : kof [n] hut
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koral [n] kettle : kverkar [n] throat
kord [n] rope : kvidh [n] anxiety
kowpat [n] jaw : kvidhar [n] belly
kowt [n] cat : kvik [n] life
kowt [n] meat : kvika [v] live
krache [v] press : kvitha [v] say
krag [n] bark (of tree) : kvold [n] kobold
kran [n] beam : kwakh [n] bowl
krewft [n] art : kwar [adj] blue
krewftis [n] artisan, artist : kwarf [n] square
Krewftsmidh [n] Bard : kwart [num] four
krid [n] heart : kwartig [adv] four times
kritha [v] crawl : kwartrum [adj] fourth
krok [n] pot : kwelae [v] butcher
krowg [n] jug, pitcher : kweln [n] enemy
kuklin [n] chicken : kwelntho [n] hostility
kvaarn [n] mill : kwin [adj] good (general)
kvafe [v] drink : kwinga [v] ask (request)
kveld [n] evening : kwingig [adv] well
kveng [n] blade : kwol [adj] cool
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kwon [n] female, wife, woman : lawp [n] basket
kwonik [adj] female : lawt [n] ash
: legae [v]
: establish, place, put, set up
L ================================ : leknae [v] cure, heal
laan [adj] full : leknis [n] healer
laar [adj] empty : leknistawf [n] medicine
laase [v] teach : lent [n] lamp
laasis [n] teacher : ler [n] oat
laath [n] day : lesk [adj] lazy
laathbrun [n] dawn : lewkar [n] river
lach [adj] dirty : liga [v] hire
laerk [adj] rare : liga [v] lie
laf [n] liver : liif [n] permission
lag [adj] low : liifa [v] allow, let, permit
langig [adv] far : liir [n] mud
late [v] leave : liit [n] dye
lawge [v] deny : liita [v] dye
lawn [n] ambush : Liitha, pl.Liitharen [n] Elf
lawne [v] ambush : Liithash [adj] Elven, Elf
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lik [n] body : magkwon [n]
likflod [n] blood (in body) : female relative by marriage
lithra [v] slide, slip : malab [adj] mute, dumb
liwga [v] marry : malne [v] wander
lodh [n] fur : mange [v] trade
log [n] flame : mangis [n] merchant
lok [n] lock : Mangis [n] Trader
loka [v] lock : marg [adj] many
lopat [n] air : mark [n] boundary
losk [adj] lame : mark [n] sausage
lusen [n] haze : marka [adj] manifold
: marne [v] pack
: matabe [v] cook
M ================================ : matabis [n] cook, chef
maarg [n] morning : mate [v] eat
mag [adj] more : matlun [n] intention, purpose
magas [n] son : matug [adj] mighty
magast [adj] most : mawrdh [n] murder
magkarl [n] : meel [n] meal, flour
male relative by marriage : mel [n] sphere
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mer [n] finger : mluka [v] milk
mewr [n] girl : modh [adj] tired
midh [n] center, middle : molk [n] penalty, punishment
midhar [pr] among : molka [v] punish
midhik, midh- [adj] middle : mordh [n] rage, fury
midhlaath [n] noon : mota [aux] be able to, can, may
mik [adj] big, grand, great, large : motarn [n] aether
mikdar [n] mainland : motur [n] potential
mikstok [n] race (e.g.Elf) : mowdh [n] mead
mikur [n] size : mown [n] ore
milm [n] cloud : mowrk [n] wood, lumber
milth [n] honey : mowrkrit [n] carpenter
mint [n] coin : mul [n] mule
mirk [n] darkness : muna [v] kiss
mirkik [adj] dark (color) : munar [n] mouth
mirkstof [n] prison, jail : munarli [n] kiss
mit [pr] through : mund [n] hand
mita [v] measure : mundtol [n] craft, trade
mitan [c] while : mundtolis, -(w)rit [n] craftsman
mluk [n] milk :
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N ================================ : nemistad [n] school
nadhar [n] snake : nenav [n] heavens
naflun [n] name : Nenavskan, pl.-sken [n] Moon Mage
nagen [n] daughter : nest [n] pin
nagos [adv] near : neth [n] needle
nak, nak- [adv/pr] near : nethur [n] envy, jealousy
nakdwelis [n] neighbor : ni [adv] just
nakriin [adv/pr] alongside : nidhar [n] relative, kin
nakt [n] night : nidhartho [n] kinship
naktika [v] approach : nin [art] a, an
nakvande [v] approach : nin ut [adj] some of
nakwath [adj] nude, bare : nipat [n] niece
nar [n] corpse : nis [n] island
nasar [n] nose : nok [n] raft
nath [n] thread : nonda [v] deliver
nawdhe [v] compel : nordhar [n] north
nawgar [v] auger : nud [n] fog
nawt [n] cattle :
nemae [v] learn, study :
nemis [n] pupil :
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O ================================ : ormar [n] worm
odadh [n] point : orn [n] seed
ofen [n] stove : orth [n] earth
ok [pr] for : os [n] deer
okar [n] interest (finance) : owkt [n] pity, mercy
okis [n] cow, ox : owkta [v] pity, have mercy on
oks [n] acid : owl [n] ale
oksikot [n] beef : owlgard [n] inn, tavern
olbog [n] elbow : owlik [adj] drunk
Olv, pl. Ilv [n] Halfling : ownad [n] breath, spirit
Olvish [adj] Halfling : ow(n)- in-, ir-, un-
onar [adj] equal : Negative prefix on adj/adv.
ond [n] duck :
ongaan [n] ointment :
oort [c/pr] until : P ================================
orch [adj] obscure : paad [n] coat
ordh [n] command, order : paer [n] boot
ordha [v] command, order : palank [n] board
ordhis [n] : patur [n] rhythm
admiral, commander, general : piltar [n] boy
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pliga [v] fold : rakik [adj] straight
poba [v] bake : ram [n] arm
port [n] port : rawdh [adj] red
preshae [v] borrow : rawndalte [v] blush
Pridaan, pl.Pridaanren [n] Prydaen : refar [n] fox
Pridaanish [adj] : relk [n] pack
Prydaenese, Prydaen : renar [n] poem
printa [v] print : rif [n] rib
: rifa [v] tear
: rimik [adj] quiet
R ================================ : rimikrid [adj] patient
raaf [n] hole : rofa, vosa [v] know
rade [v] solve : rofur [n] information, knowledge
radhe [v] rise : rord [n] voice
raekar [n] smoke : rot [n] oar
raekawg [n] chimney : rownd [n] buckler
raf [adj] slow :
rak [n] line :
Raka, pl. Reka [n] Rakash :
Rakash [adj] Rakash :
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S ================================ : sawr [n] lizard
sa [art] the : sawth [n] offering
saad [n] page : sawthstad [n] altar
saarn [adj] free : segal [n] sail
saarnur [n] freedom : seth [adj] late
sagil [n] club : sewar, sewr- [n] sea
sakh [n] toe : sewt [adj] sweet
sale [v] spring : sha, share [v] see
sanche [v] send : shel [n] mountain
sane [v] spin : shaln [n] barley
sang [n] west : shan [num] six
sap [n] prophecy : shar [n] sight
sape [v] prophesy : shar, sist [n] sister
sapkarl [n] prophet : shiir [n] falcon
sapkwon [n] prophetess : shlor [adj] blunt, dull
sarg [n] care : shodh [n] purse
sarge [v] care : shon [n] appearance
sawas, saws- [n] lake : shorthar [n] gulf, bay
sawil [n] sun : shos [n] stable
sawme [v] sew : shot [adv] soon
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shota [v] float, flow : skaldh [adj] hot
showdhar [n] feather : skale [aux]
showldh [n] shield : must, need to, ought to
showrskilik [adj] wise : skam [adj] short
shuga [v] fly : skape [v] make
shuk [n] sickness, illness : Skarmu, pl. Skermu [n] S'Kra Mur
shukik [adj] sick, ill : Skarmush [adj] S'Kra Mur
sidh [adj] final : skarthe [v] creep
sidh [adj] last : skawd [n] leather
sidhgig [adv] finally : skawt [n] edge
siga [v] sink : skechae [v] draw, sketch
siib [n] bean : skedha [v] harm, injure
sild [n] astonishment, surprise : skeg [n] beard
silfar [n] silver : skem [n] vomit
sirik [n] silk : skemae [v] vomit
sis [n] wasp : skendae [v] leap
sisa [v] saw : skenig [adv] often
sisil [n] saw : skif [n] boat, ship
skad [adj] evil : skiffare [v] sail
skaf [n] form, shape : skifhaast [n] fleet
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skiid [n] ski : skokhis [n] shoemaker, cobbler
skiida [v] ski : skolot [adj] bald
skiidkart [n] sleigh, sled : skor [n] ice
skiir [n] cut : skorthrerg [n] avalanche
skiiril [n] scissors : skova [v] push, shove
skil [n] intelligence : skovil [n] shovel
skil [n] reason, skill : skradis [n] tailor
skila [v] understand : skrawt [n] jewelry
skisk [n] dew : skrer [n] image
skiwrt [n] skirt : skriblun [n] literature
sklan [n] root : skridh [n] landslide
sklar [n] color : skufat [n] hair
sklarbrug [n] rainbow : skugeg [n] shade
sklath [n] story, tale : skugwag [n] mirror
sklathe [v] tell : skul [n] debt
sklowr [n] bog : skula [v] owe
sklug [adj] guilty : skulis [n] debtor
skoch [n] demon : skulk [n] fear, fright
skogar [n] woods : skulka [v] fear
skokh [n] shoe : skulksarn [adj] fearsome
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skulksel [adj] fearful : snewld [n] spindle
skunda [v] hasten, hurry : snewrskridh [n] avalanche
skung [n] skunk : snida [v] swim
slaet [n] field : snil [adj] left (dir.)
sleg [n] spear : snipa, knifa [v] cut
sleka [v] lick : soka [v] attempt, seek, test, try
slifar [n] music : sokur [n] lawsuit
sliir [n] beech : sowk [n] crime
sliith [n] danger : sowk [n] fault, guilt
slik [adj] smooth : spadh [n] spoon
smadre [v] smash : spald [n] tablet
smake [v] hit : spewa [v] pour
smal [n] sheep : spiik [n] nail (hardware)
smedstad [n] forge : spiwan [n] saliva
smidha [v] forge : spiwan [n] spit
smit [n] flea : sprawt [adv] immediately
snalth [n] razor : sprer [n] tree
snar [adj] small : sproda [v] sow
snart [adj] fast, quick, swift : staanwrit [n]
snem [adj] early : mason, sculptor, stonecutter
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stad [n] place : stol [n] chair
stag [n] stop on a journey : stonga [v] refuse
stal [n] store, shop : strewe [v] spread
staring [n] cord : striin [n] game
stath [n] plain : strita [v] mow, reap
sted [n] town, settlement : stritil [n] scythe, sickle
stedh [n] anvil : stror [n] herb
stedis [n] citizen : stundan [pn] anyone, someone
stedred [n] citizenry, populace : stundig [adv] sometimes
ster [adv] less : stundik [adj] some
sterak [adj] strong : stundil [pn] anything, something
stidha [v] rest : sudhar [v] south
stiika [v] roast : suun [pr] with
stiiril [n] rudder : suur [adj] sour
stikal [n] cup : svadh [n] blessing
stil [n] pen : svadhe [v] bless
sting [n] bee : svaera [v] swear
stinga [v] groan : sval [n] soap
stof [n] room : svarsesh [n] butterfly
stok [n] clan, tribe : svarth [n] blackness
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svarth [n] ink : svir [n] neck
svarthik [adj] black : svirka [v] admit, confess
svarthkrewft [n] sorcery : svit [n] region, territory
sve [adv/c] as : svor [n] outside
svedh [n] custom, law : svoragi [adv] out, outside
svef [n] sleep : svordas [n] foreigner
svefa [v] sleep : svordik [adj] foreign
svelae [v] gleam : svorik [adj] outside
sveltae [v] die : svorkni [pr] beside, except
sverdh [n] sword : svorsvaad [n] barbarian (savage)
sverfae [v] bend : svorsvaadik [adj] barbaric
sverfil [n] bow (weapon) : svort [pr] out of
sverfilis [n] archer : svot [pr] on
sverth [n] honor : svunt [n] apron
sverthae [v] honor :
sverthaldis [n] Paladin :
sviidhili [n] spell : T ================================
svik [adj] innocent : taak [n] sign
svika [v] explain : taal [n] blame
svikuk [adj] clear, obvious, plain : tag [n] tear
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tage [v] walk : tesk [n] dish, plate
tal [n] number : tewg [adj] thick
tale [v] count : thakh [n] clay
talg [n] cross : thakhwrit [n] potter
talig [n] account : thand [pr] because of
talig [n] reckoning : tharf [n] need, necessity
talil [n] rake : tharfe [v] need, lack
tanche [v] light : thengae [v] stretch
tarbarad [n] uncle : thesh [n] smell
tark [adj] few : theshae [v] smell
tarshar [n] aunt : thewak [c] however, yet
tawdik [adj] cheap : thid [n] meaning
tawka [v] lead : thida [v] mean
tawkis [n] leader : thiga [v] take
tawkur [n] leadership : thiik [n] hour
tawr [n] father : thing [n] assembly, council
tawrlaws [n] orphan : thir [adj] dry
tedrae [v] kindle : thirf [n] meadow
tekar [n] income : thof [n] felt
telgae [v] hew : thok [n] mist
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thora [v] dare : thvast [adj] certain, sure
thorp [n] village : tiga [v] bind
thorst [n] thirst : tigal [n] brick
thrage [v] run : tiip [n] fly
thral [n] servant : tiira [n] glory
threrg [n] earthquake : tika [v] come
thrifa [v] feel : tika at [v] arrive at
throk [n] person : Tika at arnin [s] Welcome!
throwng [n] crowd : til [pn] she, her
thrum [n] thunder : tila [n] knead
thuda [v] drop : tilmark [pn] her, hers
thugur [n] emotion, feeling : tiltos [pn] herself
thumalmer [n] thumb : tin [n] tin
thummol [n] inch, thumb's width : tir, tir- [adv] back
thungik [adj] heavy : tirgiba [v]
thungudh [adj] pregnant : give back, return something
thurk [n] towel : tiv [n] god
thurn [n] garden : Tivgradhis, Tivis [n] Cleric
thvane [v] wash : tivhaald [n] temple
thvark [n] strife : tiwna [v] lose
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tod [n] well : towl [n] napkin
Tog, pl. Tig [n] Gor'Tog : town [n] tooth
Togish [adj] Gor'Tog, Toggish : trad [n] tier
tol [n] tax : traek [n] mold
tol [n] tool : trak [n] path
tol [n] work, labor : trawg [n] foot
tola [v] tax : trawgmol [n] foot (length)
Toln. [phr] Please! : trew [n] religion
tolna [v] please : triif [n] canal
Tolnen! [phr] Thank you! : trod [n] plow
tolnur [n] : troda [v] plow
gratitude, thanks, pleasure : trodtrak [n] furrow
tonawtham [n] grandmother : tromik [adj] light (weight)
tonmagas [n] grandson : trowng [adj] narrow
tonnagen [n] granddaughter : trur [n] faith, loyalty
tontawr [n] grandfather : trurik [adj] faithful, loyal
tor [n] difficulty : tugog [n] language
torug [adj] difficult : tugog [n] tongue
Tov'Meod [n] : tunal [n] tunnel
Site of famous Dwarven victory. : tungal [n] moon
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tungalhvil [n] month : twon [num] two
tunla [v] tunnel : twongig [adv] twice
turn [n] tower : twonka [adj] double
tusa [v] lease, rent : twonrum [adj] second
twal [n] sling :
twalde [v] get, obtain :
twar [adj] deep : U ================================
twel [num] nine : ubil [n] apple
twesk [n] twig : uf [pr] under
twil [n] deceit : ufar [pr] across, over
twila [v] deceive : ufark [adj] extra
twim [adj] warm : ufark [adj] spare
twinda [v] betray : ugar [n] udder
twiv [n] doubt : ul [n] wool
twiva [v] doubt : ulak [n] doom
twom [n] judgment : ulfar [n] wolf
twoma [v] judge : und [pr] up
twoma sklug [v] convict : undir [n] wonder
twoma svik [v] acquit : undira [v] wonder
twomis [n] judge : ung [adj] young
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ungbarn [n] infant : vane [v] hope
urt [n] vegetable : Vant, pl. Vent [n] Elothean
ut [pr] of : Vantish [adj] Elothean
uttik [n] descendant : vapan [n] weapon
: vapanfregur [n] truce
: var- [pr] after
V ================================ : vard [n] road
va, vare [v] be : varfilga [v] pursue
vaar [n] spring (season) : varfilgis [n] plaintiff
vaardh [c] because, since : vargsi [n] vine
vaarl [n] clock : varl [n] harvest
vaarthe [v] become : varle [v] harvest
vadh [n] cloth : varshe [v] hinder, prevent
vadthin [n] paper : varsidh [int] after all
vakna [v] grow : vart [adv/pr] between
vakne [v] wake : vath [adj] little
val [n] soul : vebae [v] weave
valnik [adj] round : vebae slegren [v]
van [n] hope : fight in formation with spears
vande [v] go : vedh [n] security
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vefir [n] web : vikt [n] food
veg [n] street : vin [n] wine
vekae [v] thresh : vinber [n] grape
vekflat [n] threshing=floor : vindir [n] storm
velae [v] boil : vir [pn] we, us
veln [n] leaf : virbraeka [v] sack a city
verdh [n] meal : virgaabe [v] recite
verdh [n] price : virhendae [v] befall, come to pass
verdhik [adj] costly : virhlake [v]
verdhik [adj] expensive : deride, laugh at, mock
vergae [v] work : virmark [pn] our, ours
veshae [v] wind, wrap : virsoka [v] storm a city
vewgar [n] wing : virtos [pn] ourselves
vigan [n] war : vist [n] stall
viidh [n] hunt : vith [n] expense, cost
viidha [v] hunt : vitha [v] cost
viik [adj] weak : vitoth [n] law, statute
viika [v] fight : vitthing [n] court of law
viikbardh [n] battle=ax : vlita [v] look
viikur [n] rivalry : volta [v] roll
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vorn [n] bear :
voth [adj] mad, crazy :
vowk [adj] wet, damp :
vowr [n] lip :
vula [v] boil :
vut, vut- [adv/pr] at :
vutmundik [adj] ready :
:
:
W ================================ :
wrang [adj] wrong :
wrikla [v] change :
wroka [v] accuse :