Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 4 (book)
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Dwarven Lexicon, Volume IV (S through Z)
Letter S S'Kra Mur (adj) Skarmush S'Kra Mur (n) Skarmu (pl. Skermu) sack (v) (a city, etc) virbraeka sad gawrik safe (adj.) ernir sail (n) segal sail (v) skiffare sailor faris salt (n) gort salt (n) haal salty gortik sand (n) gaan sausage (n) mark saw (n) sisil saw (v) sisa say kvitha scholar bokis school nemistad scissors skiiril sculptor staanwrit scythe, sickle stritil sea (n) sewar, sewr- season athanhvil second twonrum secret (adj) fulgik security vedh see (v) sha, share seed (n) orn seek (v) soka seem dare seize, grasp, take hold of (v) gripa sell (v) hawke send sanche separate (v), divide kliifta servant thral seven hlat sew sawme shade (n) skugeg shake (v), brandish (v) hrista shallow grun shame (n) ewr shame (v), embarrass (v) ewrae sharp hvas she, her (as object pronoun) til sheep (n) smal shield (n) showldh shine glita ship skif shirt anart shoe skokh shoemaker, cobbler skokhis shore (n) bakik short skam shoulder (n) herdhar shout, cry out gaare shovel (n) skovil show (v) aagwen shrine (n) athal shut, close (v) kargina sick, ill (adj) shukik sickness, illness (n) shuk side ferar sight (n) shar sign (n) taak silence (n) fregur silent (adj) fregik silent, to be (v), to be quiet (v) fregae silk sirik silver silfar simple, single danka sing gaabe sink siga sister (n) shar, sist sister-in-law (n) magkwon sit (v) hemae six shan size mikur ski (n) skiid ski (v) skiida skin (n) howr skin (v), flay flage skirt skiwrt skull (n) haws skunk (n) skung sky (n), weather (n) himin sleep (n) svef sleep (v) svefa sleigh (n), sled (n) skiidkart slide (v), slip (v) lithra sling (n) twal slow (adj) raf small, little (size) snar smash (v) smadre smell (n) thesh smell (v) theshae smile (v) grina smith arnsmidh, smidh smoke (n) raekar smoke (v) hlenae smooth slik snake (n) nadhar sneeze (n) fnis sneeze (v) fnisa snow (n) snewr so (adv) hos so that, with the result that (conj) hnul soap sval soft hnask soldier, mercenary (n) galdenis solve rade some (adj) (an unspecified number) nin + plural word some (indefinite) stundik some of nin ut + plural word someone (pn), anyone (pn) stundan something (pn), anything (pn) stundil sometimes stundig son (n) magas son-in-law (n) magkar song (n) gwaal soon shot sorcery svarthkrewft soul val sound (n) hlod soup (n) brodh sour suur south sudhar sow (v) sproda spade delvil spare (adj), extra (adj) ufark speak, talk gradhe spear (n) sleg speech, the way one talks gradh spell (n) sviidhili sphere mel spider (n) knofgart spin sane spindle snewld spit (n), saliva spiwan spit (v) hrewka split (v) klufa spoil (v) gwaste spoils (n) haastfang spoon (n) spadh spread (v) strewe spring vaar spring (n) keld spring (v) sale square (n) kwarf stable (n) shos stall (n) vist stand (v) dwaare star (n) charn statue knaarn steadfast (adj), stubborn (adj) danhug steal (v), rob (v) hlifta still, yet (adv) eni stingy gaarnik stinking fowl stocking, sock kalk stomach (n) gwith stone (n) khal, staan stonecutter staanwrit stop (n) (on a journey) stag stop (v), cease ande store, shop stal storm (n) vindir storm (v) (a city,etc) virsoka story, tale sklath stove ofen straight (adj) rakik stranger ewrg strap (n) aral stream (n) flodas street veg strength (n) brawn stretch (v) thengae strife thvark strike (v) knoka strong, mighty, powerful (adj) sterak, matug, brawnik subject (n of a ruler), slave droten subject (v), dominate (v) drota suck (v) denae summer aran sun (n) sawil superstition ilgalawb sure, certain thvast surprise (v), astonish (v) bardatha surrender (v) apgiba suspect (v) gruna suspicion grun swear (v) svaera sweat (n) alal sweat (v) alale sweep (v) hviska sweep away (v), remove completely (v) afhviska sweet sewt swim (v) snida sword (n) sverdh Letter T table bord tablet spald tail (n) hal tailor (n) skradis take (v) thiga tall darg taste (n) berg taste (v) bergae tax (n) tol tax (v) tola teach laase teacher laasis tear (n) tag tear (v) rifa tell (v) sklathe temple tivhaald ten hvad tent chald than (conj) han Thank you! (polite phrase) Tolnen! (lit. "pleased") thanks, gratitude, pleasure tolnur that (conj) ii that (demonstrative adj & pn) dath the sa theft hliftur their, theirs (poss.) enrenmark there (adv) dather they, them (pn) enren thick tewg Thief hliftis thief, robber hliftis thin hnir think frathe third drinrum thirst (n) thorst this (demonstrative adj & pn) hin this/that (impatient demonstrative) hindath thought (n), idea, notion frath thread nath threat hvotrun threaten hvotra three drin thresh vekae threshing-floor vekflat thrice, three times (adv) dringig throat (n) kverkar through (prep) mit throw kaste thumb (n) thumalmer thunder (n) thrum tier (n) trad time hvil timid, cowardly hrewd tin tin tired (adj) modh to (prep, phrasal) at, at- to fight in a formation w/ spears vebae slegren tobacco hlenveln today atlaath toe (n) sakh tomorrow atmaarg tongue (n) tugog tool tol tooth (n) town top harst touch (n) hrin touch (v) hrina Tov'Meod, site of a famous Dwarven victory Tov'Meod (not Haakish) toward (prep) atvard towel thurk tower (n) turn town, any settlement of any size sted trade (v) mange Trader mangis tradition (n) gwernsvedh trail (n) hlel train (v) dwelna translate (v), render (v) fargaare travel (v) fare treasure hord tree sprer tree (n) bamar triple, threefold drinka troll (n) gifar truce (n) vapanfregur true (adj) gwirik trust (v) karde truth gwir try (v), test (v), attempt (v) soka tune (n) dit tunnel (n) tunal tunnel (v) tunla turn (v) akse turtle (n) chel, sarvengrek twice (adv) twongig twig twesk two twon Letter U udder (n) ugar ugly grim, stiwg un-, in- (negative prefix in adj. & adv.) ow(n)- unarmored (adj) brinchlaws uncle (n) tarbarad, awthambarad under (prep) uf understand skila undress (v) knarklewdha until (prep, conj) oort up (adv, phrasal ap, ap- up (prep) und upon (prep) anfar use (v) kaathe Letter V valley (n) dalar vegetable (n) urt very (adv) kachig victory (n) dwaal village thorp vine vargsi vinegar (n) akt voice (n) rord vomit (n) skem vomit (v) skemae Letter W wages, pay (n) gald wagon, cart, carriage kart wake (v) vakne walk (v) tage wall fraag wander (v) malne war (n) vigan warm twim warn (v) hnona warning (n) hnon warrior (n) hildis Warrior Mage hiimarskan (pl. -sken) wash (v) thvane wasp (n) sis water (n) iwsag wave (n) bar way, manner haad we, us (pn) vir weak (adj) viik wealth, riches, money awdh weapon (n) vapan weather, sky himin weave vebae web (n) vefir wedding (n) bruthkawp week (no word) weight (n) heftur welcome (v) arne Welcome! (polite phrase to welcome a guest) Tika at arnin. well (adv) kwingig well (n) tod west sang wet, damp vowk what, which, what?, which? gwal wheat blisk wheel hvel when (adv/conj) hot whenever ahot where char whether (conj) hvinti while (conj) mitan white hvidar who/whom, who?/whom? gwen whole hvar wide, broad bul widow (n) eka wife, woman (n) kwon will, wish (v) duthra wind (n) gwenat : wind (v), wrap (v) veshae window gwenatawg wine (n) vin wing (n) vewgar winter hibarn wise showrskilik with (prep) suun witness (n) drinis wizard, mage baskan wolf (n) ulfar woman, wife, female (n) kwon womb (n) kilth wonder (n) undir wonder (v) undira wood (material) (n), lumber (n) mowrk woods (n) skogar wool ul word brath work (n), labor tol work (v) vergae world, physical world (n) hiimar worm (n) ormar worship (v) athme wound (n) helk wound (v) bande write, carve grafe wrong (adj) wrang Letter Y yawn (n) gina year athan yellow gawr yes ara yesterday igarlaath yoke gelok you (plural pn), ye (pn) derg you (pn) darg You're welcome (response to "Thank you") Agmark tolnur! or Agmark! young ung your, yours (plural poss.) dergmark your, yours (poss.) dargmark
See Also
Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 1 (A through F)
Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 2 (G through L)
Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 3 (M through R)