Haakish Lexicon

This is an alphabetical, sortable list of all known Haakish words.

Dictionary

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

Numbers

#	Cardinal ("two")	Ordinal ("second")	Adverb ("twice")	Multiplicative ("double")
1	dan	danrum	dangig	danka
2	twon	twonrum	twongig	twonka
3	drin	drinrum	dringig	drinka
4	kwart	kwartrum	kwartgig	kwartka
5	gaal	gaalrum	gaalgig	gaalka
6	shan	shanrum	shangig	shanka
7	hlat	hlatrum	hlatgig	hlatka
8	knof	knofrum	knofgig	knofka
9	twel	twelrum	twelgig	twelka
10	hvad	hvadrum	hvadgig	hvadka
11	hvad cha dan	hvad cha danrum	hvad cha dangig	hvad cha danka
12	hvad cha twon	hvad cha twonrum	hvad cha twongig	hvad cha twonka
20	twovad	twovadrum	twovadgig	twovadka
21	twovad cha dan	twovad cha danrum	twovad cha dangig	twovad cha danka
30	drivad	drivadrum	drivadgig	drivadka
40	kwarvad	kwarvadrum	kwarvadgig	kwarvadka
50	gavad	gavadrum	gavadgig	gavadka
60	shavad	shavadrum	shavadgig	shavadka
70	hlavad	hlavadrum	hlavadgig	hlavadka
80	knovad	knovadrum	knovadgig	knovadka
90	twevad	twevadrum	twevadgig	twevadka
100	(dan) huntaal	(dan) huntaalrum	(dan) huntaalgig	(dan) huntaalka
101	(dan) huntaal dan
110	(dan) huntaal hvad
111	(dan) huntaal hvad cha dan
200	twon huntaal	twon huntaalrum	twon huntaalgig	twon huntaalka
300	drin huntaal	drin huntaalrum	drin huntaalgig	drin huntaalka
1000	(dan) sundi	(dan) sundirum	(dan) sundigig	(dan) sundika
1111	(dan) sundi (dan) huntaal hvad cha dan
9999	twel sundi twel huntaal twevad cha twel

Phrases

Haakish	Common
Aal dweere nak.	It stood nearby.
Aal dweere nak dath stad.	It stood near that place.
Aal nakdweere.	It stood nearby.
Ag atbaare berdh kath twon.	I bring a pair of axes. (poetic)
Ag atbaare nin twonka ut berdh.	I bring a pair of axes.
Ag atbaare twon berdh.	I bring two axes.
Ag duthra muna til.	I will kiss her; I will be kissing her; I will have kissed her
Ag duthra va monen.	I will be kissed; I will be being kissed
Ag duthra ve monen.	I will have been kissed (very rarely used)
Ag gana hla en.	I would have killed him.
Ag giba nin viikbardh en hind agmark barad atlaath.	Today I am giving him a battle-ax for my brother.
Ag gorva hla aal.	I could do it (now).
Ag hafe monen til.	I have kissed her. (very rarely used)
Ag hafe til monen.	I have kissed her. (rarely used)
Ag hefe monen til.	I had kissed her. (very rarely used)
Ag hefe til monen.	I had kissed her. (rarely used)
Ag kewpe nin twonka ut glif.	I bought a pair of gloves.
Ag mana til.	I kissed her; I was kissing her; I have kissed her; I had kissed her
Ag mata gorva aal.	I was able to do it (in the past).
Ag mota gorva aal.	I can do it; I am able to do it
Ag muna til.	I kiss her; I am kissing her; I do kiss her; I will kiss her
Ag skunda hla, hvin ag vare hla darg.	I would hurry, if I were you.
Ag va monen.	I am kissed; I am being kissed
Ag vande dwer.	I should go.
Ag ve monen.	I was kissed; I was being kissed; I have been kissed; I had been kissed
Agmark tolnur!, Agmark!	You're welcome!
Atbaare sa chaan mown at smidh atlaath.	Bring the new ore to the smith today.
Duga ag ga smedstad.	Help me in the forge.
En atbeere sa hraan mown sa smidh igarlaath.	He brought the clean ore to the smith yesterday.
En thaga enmark berdh cha en vende ganat kaal cha en kargsnapa nin iik.	He took his ax, and he went into the forest, and he cut down an oak.
En thaga nin berdh cha nin hamar cha nin sisil cha nin snar stedh.	He took an ax and a hammer and a saw and a small anvil.
En vare nak.	He is near.
En vare nak hol.	He is near the cave.
Enren taka kath huntaal.	They came by the hundreds.
Ewn gorva dath.	Don't do that.
Ewn gorva dath chek.	Don't do that now.
Ewn gorva dath ewn.	Do not do that!
ga drift	in the gallery
ga sa drift	in the gallery
Gwor darg gorva gwal?	What are you doing?
Gwor sa kweln hrare enmark galdenisren du turn chek?	Is the enemy moving his soldiers against the tower now?
Gwor vir mate hot?	When do we eat?
Sa galdenisren viika kath dan.	The mercenaries are fighting individually.
Sa ordhis giba shot nin sundika ut flinren at enmark sverfilisren.	The general will soon give to his archers a thousand arrows.
Sa ordhis giba shot sundi flinren at enmark sverfilisren.	The general will soon give to his archers a thousand arrows.
Tika at arnin!	Welcome!
Til attika atmaarg.	She will arrive tomorrow.
Til Debru.	She is a Dwarf.
Til thiga nin mint hind tilmark kild faar sa shodh.	She took a coin from the purse for her child.

Names Derived From Haakish

Places

Place	Etymology
Arncharn Shel	arn- iron + charn star + shel mountains
Arnshal Keep Arnshal Road	arn- iron + shal mountain
Aws Munar	aws east + munar mouth
Biiskbowr River	biisk- bitter + bowr beer
Borg Kwarf	borg city + kwarf square
Dabrushin Mine	Dabrush Dwarven
Dadzi's Skrawt Stal	skrawt jewelry + stal shop
Eldar Stof	eldar fire + stof room
Elding Gwilt	elding barbarian + gwilt guild
Forfedhdar	forfedh- ancestor + dar land
Fornsted	forn- old + sted town
Gatikalar Stof	gatikalar entering + stof room
Glan Gulth	glan rain + stof room
Gwel Stof	gwel green + stof room
Haalikshal Highway	haalik- sacred + shal mountain (erroneously translated as "Sky Road")
Harst Haalm	harst top + haalm home
Hawst Tarshar	hawst autumn + tarshar aunt
Hawstkaal Road	hawst- autumn + kaal forest
Hibarnhvidar	hibarn- winter + hvidar white
Himineldar Shel	himin- sky + eldar fire + shel mountains
Hivdar Stof	hvidar white + stof room
Hvairn's Showldh Stal	showldh shield + stal shop
Kvafelar Stof	kvafelar drinking + stof room
Kwar Stof	kwar blue + stof room
Kwarlog	kwar- blue + log flame
Lewkar Ang	lewkar river + ang property
Lewkar Awg	lewkar river + awg eye
Liirewsag River	liir- mud + iwsag water
Midhik Haalm	midhik middle + haalm home
Nenav Dalar	nenav heavens + valley valley
Ram Viikalar	ram arm + viikalar fighting
Rawdh Stof	rawdh red + stof room
Rendstaan	-staan stone
Sang Munar	sang west + munar mouth
Sarv Stof	sarv armor + stof room
Sawstwar Lake	saws- lake + twar deep
Shal Hrot	shal mountain + hrot roof
Shal Turn	shal mountain + turn tower
Tawkisik Stof	tawkisik leader + stof room
Tivshowldh Mountains	tiv- god + showldh shield
Tontawr Tunal	tontawr grandfather + tunal tunnel
Tov'Meod	site of a famous Dwarven victory (not Haakish but listed in dictionary)
Tunal	tunal tunnel
Turn Stedh	turn tower + stedh anvil
Vigan Stof	vigan war + stof room
Viikalar Stof	viikalar fighting + stof room

People

Name	Etymology
Garnaal Arnskeg	garnaal acorn + arn- iron + skeg beard
Stedh	stedh anvil
Svarsesh Kveldskisk	svarsesh butterfly + kveld- evening + skisk dew
Tungal	tungal moon

Titles

Title	Etymology
Balvbaaris	balv- pain + baaris bearer
Grewd Leknis	grewd blood + leknis healer
Haalik Showldh	haalik sacred + showldh shield
Hamar ut Sverth	hamar sacred + ut of + sverth honor
Helkthigis	helkthigis empath
Karaagel	karaag- rock + gel like
Khalkild	khal- stone + kild child
Khalmag	khal- stone + -mag son of
Khalnag	khal- stone + -nag daughter of
Magas	magas son
Nagen	nagen daughter
Paergrimis	paer- boot + grimis biter
Vath Kild	vath little + kild child

Items and Materials

Item	Etymology
dwalgim	dwal- foolish + gim gem
eldring	eldring lightning, electricity
knarn fur	knarn rose
logtugog	log- flame + tugog tongue
sterak axe	sterak strong
svelae	svelae gleam
uthamar	ut- of + hamar hammer

Spells and Enchantments

Spell	Etymology
Mirkik Sokis	mirkik dark + sokis seeker

Sources

Vocabulary

• Dwarven Dictionary, Common to Haakish (book)
• Dwarven Dictionary, Haakish to Common (book)
• Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 1 (book)
• Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 2 (book)
• Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 3 (book)
• Dwarven Lexicon, Volume 4 (book)

Grammar

• Speaking Haakish, Volume 1 (book)
• Speaking Haakish, Volume 2 (book)
• Speaking Haakish, Volume 3 (book)