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| | '''anketi''' | | | '''anketi''' |
| | ''wooden, made of wood'' | | | ''wooden, made of wood'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''anktorro''' |
| | | ''boar, (lit. wood pig)'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''anquod''' | | | '''anquod''' |
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| | ''a province, county'' | | | ''a province, county'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''arangigire''' | | | '''arangire''' |
| | ''count/countess'' | | | ''count/countess, morphological change from arangigire'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''ard-ua''' | | | '''ard-ua''' |
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| | '''balthessa''' | | | '''balthessa''' |
| | ''interesting, peculiar, strange'' | | | ''interesting, peculiar, strange'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''balthire''' |
| | | ''inquistor (singular)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''bathirel''' |
| | | ''inquistors (plural)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''bathiretil''' |
| | | ''inquisition (plural possessive) |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''balthix''' | | | '''balthix''' |
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| | '''brakak-ua''' | | | '''brakak-ua''' |
| | ''to prosper, flourish'' | | | ''to prosper, flourish'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''brakakua''' |
| | | ''to flower'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''bralk''' | | | '''bralk''' |
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| | '''daxk''' | | | '''daxk''' |
| | ''dragon (from Igmerind dashkon)'' | | | ''dragon (from Igmerind dashkon)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''daxksingilgat''' |
| | | ''silk (lit.dragon cloth) |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''debrak''' | | | '''debrak''' |
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| | '''floxod''' | | | '''floxod''' |
| | ''baron/baroness'' | | | ''baron/baroness'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''floxodek''' |
| | | ''barony'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''flun''' | | | '''flun''' |
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| | '''gakend-ua''' | | | '''gakend-ua''' |
| | ''to hunt'' | | | ''to hunt'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''gakendonka''' |
| | | ''venison'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''gakentats''' |
| | | ''deer, stag'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''gakentatsgi''' |
| | | ''deer, hart'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''gakentatsair''' |
| | | ''deer (plural)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''gakentatsolta''' |
| | | ''goat (lit. deer-like)'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''galbire''' | | | '''galbire''' |
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| | '''gessi''' | | | '''gessi''' |
| | ''young, new, in punctuation indicates the initial character of a new word.'' | | | ''young, new, in punctuation indicates the initial character of a new word.'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''gessialfri''' |
| | | ''plant (lit. young tree)'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''gessiod''' | | | '''gessiod''' |
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| | '''golat''' | | | '''golat''' |
| | ''the bottom of something'' | | | ''the bottom of something' |
| | |- |
| | | '''golarangire''' |
| | | ''viscount/viscountess, vice-count/vice-countess |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''golgossa''' | | | '''golgossa''' |
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| | '''kak-ua''' | | | '''kak-ua''' |
| | ''to grow, grow up, grow in size, become large'' | | | ''to grow, grow up, grow in size, become large'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''kakruaperal''' |
| | | ''pasture (lit. help to grass)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''kakuaperal''' |
| | | ''grass (lit. to grow green)'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''kalin''' | | | '''kalin''' |
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| | '''lakrakodat''' | | | '''lakrakodat''' |
| | ''city seal'' | | | ''city seal'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''lakrathron''' |
| | | ''mayor (lit. municipal keeper) |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''lallat''' | | | '''lallat''' |
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| | '''marfedarna''' | | | '''marfedarna''' |
| | ''market'' | | | ''market'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''marfedua''' |
| | | ''to barter, to trade, to haggle'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''marfedire''' |
| | | ''barterer, trader, haggler'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''marnu''' | | | '''marnu''' |
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| | '''melx''' | | | '''melx''' |
| | ''the sun'' | | | ''the sun'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''melxsark''' |
| | | ''sunshine'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''mentat''' | | | '''mentat''' |
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| | '''ment-ua''' | | | '''ment-ua''' |
| | ''to fly'' | | | ''to fly'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''mentadossa''' |
| | | ''bird, fowl (lit. flyer)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''mentasilthrog''' |
| | | ''airship, flying ship'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''menx''' | | | '''menx''' |
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| | '''nimpe''' | | | '''nimpe''' |
| | ''sweet'' | | | ''sweet'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''nimpeserp''' |
| | | ''fruit (lit. sweet love)'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''nimpet''' | | | '''nimpet''' |
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| | '''optenimma''' | | | '''optenimma''' |
| | ''a dark elf; drow'' | | | ''a dark elf'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''optepir''' | | | '''optepir''' |
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| | '''podarek''' | | | '''podarek''' |
| | ''domestic, related to the house/home'' | | | ''domestic, related to the house/home'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''podar ul-marfed''' |
| | | ''house of trade, house of merchants'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''podarusso''' | | | '''podarusso''' |
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| | '''quoss''' | | | '''quoss''' |
| | ''round, circular'' | | | ''round, circular'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''quossatoltra''' |
| | | ''egg, oval, circle-like'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''quosuntalovath''' | | | '''quosuntalovath''' |
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| | '''sark-ua''' | | | '''sark-ua''' |
| | ''to shine; to reflect in a mirror'' | | | ''to shine; to reflect in a mirror'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''sarkolta''' |
| | | ''yellow, resembling shine'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''sarla''' | | | '''sarla''' |
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| | '''sinoth''' | | | '''sinoth''' |
| | ''which, who (relative pronoun)'' | | | ''which, who (relative pronoun)'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''sivingatel''' |
| | | ''commerce'' |
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| | '''skern-ua''' | | | '''skern-ua''' |
| | ''to pick, to pluck'' | | | ''to pick, to pluck'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''skernua''' |
| | | ''to harvest'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''skettat''' | | | '''skettat''' |
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| | '''slet-ua''' | | | '''slet-ua''' |
| | ''to cut'' | | | ''to cut'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''sletuaperal''' |
| | | ''to cut hay'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''slifra''' | | | '''slifra''' |
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| | '''tok''' | | | '''tok''' |
| | ''water'' | | | ''water'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''tokarna''' |
| | | ''island, lit. watery land'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''tokat''' | | | '''tokat''' |
| | ''pool'' | | | ''pool'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''tokrixtek''' |
| | | ''mercurial'' |
| | |- |
| | | '''tokrixteti''' |
| | | ''mercury (lit. water made of silver)'' |
| |- | | |- |
| | '''tokumpi''' | | | '''tokumpi''' |
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| | '''ve''' | | | '''ve''' |
| | ''is'' | | | ''is, am, are; yes'' |
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| | '''velot''' | | | '''velot''' |
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A
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| abrat
|
road, street
|
| abor
|
cart
|
| aboral-ua
|
to move something in a cart; to cart something
|
| aborod
|
carter
|
| ad
|
wheat
|
| ai
|
(preposition marking the direct object of a sentence)
|
| aladar, alathar
|
a rock, a stone
|
| aladarigi
|
a pebble
|
| alfri
|
tree
|
| alfrigi
|
a bush or shrub
|
| alfrinair
|
forest
|
| alfrinairod
|
forester
|
| alp-
|
upwards
|
| alpett-ua
|
to come upwards, ascend
|
| alpiss-ua
|
to go upwards, ascend
|
| alpsa
|
up
|
| an
|
be! (imperative)
|
| angi
|
mother
|
| angil-ua
|
to bear (a child)
|
| ank
|
wood
|
| ankaxod
|
a carpenter
|
| ankax-ua
|
to work with wood, to make something out of wood
|
| anketi
|
wooden, made of wood
|
| anktorro
|
boar, (lit. wood pig)
|
| anquod
|
barrel, keg; also a unit of measure
|
| anquodigi
|
wooden cup
|
| ap
|
"over" (preposition); before an adjective, "too much," in excess
|
| ap(a)-
|
prefix meaning "over"
|
| apat
|
the top of something
|
| apbalthessa
|
fascinating, riveting, very very interesting
|
| apbalthix
|
"nosy," overly inquisitive
|
| apettire
|
commander
|
| apettod
|
master (of a craft or skill)
|
| apett-ua
|
to outrank, to be in charge of someone or something, to be "behind" something
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| apkelet
|
a helmet
|
| aplallat
|
a scab or scar (ap-lall-ua)
|
| aplallatigi
|
a birthmark
|
| aplallax-ua
|
to leave a scar
|
| appia
|
sky
|
| appodar
|
roof
|
| appodarod
|
roofer
|
| aptentr-
|
to watch over, guard
|
| aptentrixair
|
guard (collective noun)
|
| aptentrod
|
guard (noun)
|
| aptix
|
lid
|
| apsi
|
father
|
| apsil-ua
|
to father (a child)
|
| apsir-ua
|
to put something over something else
|
| apsordovath
|
domination
|
| apsord-ua
|
to dominate
|
| apturre
|
grandfather
|
| arang
|
realm
|
| arangair
|
empire
|
| arangairek
|
imperial
|
| arangigi
|
a province, county
|
| arangire
|
count/countess, morphological change from arangigire
|
| ard-ua
|
to receive, to get
|
| arlo
|
plain (land)
|
| arna
|
land, homeland (related to *arang}
|
| arrovath
|
an attempt
|
| arr-ua
|
to try, to attempt
|
| aspro
|
raven
|
| asprolta
|
raven-hued, dark black (poetic)
|
| atnerre
|
grandmother (*ap + *nerre)
|
| avot
|
four
|
| avottax
|
a quarter
|
|
B
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| b'
|
(see ben)
|
| bak
|
rye
|
| bain
|
wall
|
| bainair
|
fortification
|
| bainkrinx
|
window (*bain(ek)-*rinx, "eye of the wall")
|
| bak-ua
|
to fall down
|
| balb-ua
|
to close
|
| balthessa
|
interesting, peculiar, strange
|
| balthire
|
inquistor (singular)
|
| bathirel
|
inquistors (plural)
|
| bathiretil
|
inquisition (plural possessive)
|
| balthix
|
interested, curious
|
| balth-ua
|
to be interested in something, curious about something
|
| ban
|
every
|
| banhestek
|
ordinary, everyday, usual
|
| barra
|
a cow
|
| barrad
|
a bull
|
| barradonda
|
beef
|
| bathrad
|
acolyte (Templar rank)
|
| bed
|
one
|
| bedelta
|
only
|
| benkronth
|
a doorhandle
|
| benkr-ua
|
to push
|
| ben
|
by, at (locative preposition - French chez, German bei), during (with times)
|
| bibovath
|
motion
|
| bib-ua
|
to move
|
| biden
|
a fur, piece of fur
|
| bideneti
|
made of fur
|
| birna
|
a birch tree
|
| bitrat
|
a spar, a competition, a tournament
|
| bitr-ua
|
to spar, to compete
|
| blan
|
a garden
|
| blanire
|
a gardener
|
| blax
|
dull (not sharp)
|
| blaxadossa
|
dullness
|
| bobalovath
|
guarding, guard duty
|
| bobal-ua
|
to guard
|
bobirair: Gossak Bobirairoth
|
the Royal Guard
|
| bobire
|
a guard
|
| bontrarna
|
a battlefield
|
| bontr-ua
|
to lunge or leap forward
|
| bortat
|
a grave
|
| bortatarna
|
graveyard
|
| bortovath
|
a burial, a funeral
|
| bort-ua
|
to bury
|
| bra(n)-
|
prefix meaning "forth," eg bibua = to move, brabibua = to move forth ettua = to come,
|
| branettua
|
to come forward, to come forth
|
| bradraps-ua
|
to dismiss scornfully
|
| bragalbovath
|
departure
|
| bragalb-ua
|
to depart (a ship or boat), to set sail
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| brakak-ua
|
to prosper, flourish
|
| brakakua
|
to flower
|
| bralk
|
high
|
| bralkadossa
|
height
|
| branorgat
|
a letter, missive, notice
|
| branorg-ua
|
to send forth, to dispatch
|
| branissat
|
a journey
|
| branissatgi
|
an excursion
|
| branisserpe
|
hardtack
|
| braniss-ua
|
to journey, to travel
|
| branth
|
a path; a way, a direction
|
| branthal-ua
|
to guide
|
| branthire
|
a guide
|
| branuntalessa
|
aforesaid, aforementioned
|
| branuntalovath
|
a reference to something
|
| branuntal-ua
|
to mention, to refer to something
|
| brapemm-ua
|
to spurt forth
|
| brased-ua
|
to kneel
|
| brasord-ua
|
to volunteer
|
| brasothat
|
a hilt
|
| brasoth-ua
|
to draw (a sword, etc), to pull forth
|
| brastovath
|
spite
|
| brast-ua
|
to spite
|
| bratapovath
|
a posse, a search party
|
| bratap-ua
|
to go out looking for
|
| bratertat
|
a saucer
|
| bratert-ua
|
to spill
|
| bratherpovath
|
an offer
|
| brathrep-ua
|
to offer
|
| bravalponthel
|
mourning attire
|
| bravalpovath
|
mourning
|
| bravalp-ua
|
to mourn
|
| brog
|
inn
|
| brogal-ua
|
to go drinking at an inn
|
| brogetto
|
bar
|
| brogod
|
barkeeper, barmaid
|
| bronix
|
nail, spike
|
| broppi
|
stupid, silly, annoying, "bloody"
|
| brox
|
last, final
|
| broxa
|
beforehand Broxa kar before (conjunction)
|
| broxhest
|
yesterday
|
| broxmink
|
last night
|
| broxo
|
the front of something
|
| bundat
|
a sound beating
|
| bundax-ua
|
to beat soundly with a cudgel or club; to trounce
|
| bundonth
|
a club, a cudgel
|
| bund-ua
|
to beat
|
|
D
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| da(n)-
|
prefix meaning "away," "hence," eg sletua = to cut, dasletua = to cut away/off
|
| dabalbovath
|
imprisonment
|
| dabalbat
|
prison
|
| dabalbire
|
gaoler
|
| dabalb-ua
|
to close away, to put in prison
|
| dalimb-ua
|
to run away, to bolt, to flee
|
| damba
|
tea
|
| dament-ua
|
to fly away
|
| dan
|
he, she, it
|
| danissovath
|
departure
|
| daniss-ua
|
to depart, to go away
|
| dapet-ua
|
to take away, to snatch, to clinch [a victory]
|
| dara
|
against
|
| Daran
|
the Darian (river)
|
| darmat
|
a possession
|
| darmonth
|
a purse
|
| darmovath
|
possession (abstract noun), ownership
|
| darm-ua
|
to have
|
| darpat
|
a building, a built structure
|
| dasarnat
|
wasteland
|
| dasarnovath
|
destruction, obliteration
|
| dasarn-ua
|
to wipe out, destroy, obliterate
|
| dasart-ua
|
to drink up, drink till something is empty
|
| daslek-ua
|
to eat up, eat till something is gone
|
| daxkelta
|
dragon-like
|
| daxk
|
dragon (from Igmerind dashkon)
|
| daxksingilgat
|
silk (lit.dragon cloth)
|
| debrak
|
familial
|
| debra
|
family
|
| deg
|
other, another
|
| degdrelth
|
other-world, afterlife, heaven/hell
|
| degelta
|
different
|
| dekr-ua
|
to touch
|
| delin
|
they
|
| delvi
|
a swan
|
| dendre
|
girl
|
| derse
|
wine
|
| derseblan
|
a vineyard
|
| derseblanire
|
a vintner
|
| di
|
will be
|
| dibe
|
cold
|
| dibepir
|
winter
|
| dibepirolta
|
wintry
|
| diggo
|
hundred
|
| dinerrek
|
pregnant
|
| dinerria
|
pregnancy
|
| dinth
|
an eye
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| dinthal-ua
|
to stare at something; to eye; to leer at
|
| dinxo
|
the waist
|
| dirgat
|
a bath
|
| dirgonth
|
a bathtub
|
| dirg-ua
|
to bathe
|
| diskaxke
|
dagger (from Igmerind djashkee)
|
| dist
|
a board
|
| dittovath
|
belief, faith
|
| ditt-ua
|
to believe, to think (something) to be true
|
| dixannote
|
carpet (from Igmerind djaundee)
|
| dixaut
|
(1) pipe (from Igmerind djauda); (2) chintzy, cheap (from Igmerind djaute)
|
| dixautal-ua
|
to play (music) upon the pipe
|
| dixer
|
music (from Igmerind djeera)
|
| dixeralad
|
a musician
|
| dixeral-ua
|
to play music
|
| dixit
|
soup (from Igmerind djida)
|
| dixim
|
plum (from Igmerind djima)
|
| dixinne
|
garlic (from Igmerind djinga)
|
| dixtis
|
sword (from Igmerind djattis)
|
| dixtisod
|
swordsman
|
| dixtisua-
|
to fight with swords
|
| dondair
|
philosophy
|
| dondire
|
philosopher
|
| dondovath
|
wisdom
|
| dondovathek
|
wise
|
| dond-ua
|
to think (about something), to ponder
|
| donka
|
meat
|
| donnovath
|
hope (noun)
|
| donn-ua
|
to hope
|
| dorn
|
a rooster
|
| dossa
|
state, condition; sort, type, kind
|
| draps-ua
|
to swat
|
| dreki
|
port
|
| drekod
|
an import/export merchant
|
| drele
|
a brick
|
| drelire
|
a mason, bricklayer
|
| drelth
|
world
|
| drelthair
|
universe, cosmos
|
| dret-ua
|
to scratch, to write (see also stet-ua)
|
| dretessast
|
something written, a piece of writing, a letter, a broadside
|
| dretod
|
a scribe
|
| dretto
|
shoulder
|
| dropessa
|
worn out, tired, exhausted
|
| dropnith
|
dodo-like bird
|
| drop-ua
|
to wear against, to exhaust
|
|
E
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| ekro
|
happy, glad
|
| ekrodossa
|
happiness, pleasure
|
| elgar
|
wretched, miserable
|
| elgarathr-ua
|
to make someone miserable
|
| elgaria
|
wretchedness, misery
|
| emblovath
|
forgiveness
|
| embl-ua
|
to forgive
|
| engat
|
a purchase
|
| engovath
|
shopping (abstract noun)
|
| eng-ua
|
to buy
|
| enxe
|
hand
|
| enxel-ua
|
to slap, strike with the hand
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| enxenimmo
|
wrist
|
| enxetto
|
a mitten, glove
|
| ens-ua
|
take along, bring
|
| er
|
after being; after having been
|
| erath
|
a hammer
|
| erath-ua
|
to hammer, to pound, to flatten
|
| erixk
|
general (archaic, from Igmerind erishkon)
|
| erpe
|
a cake
|
| etrovath
|
greetings, welcome
|
| etr-ua
|
to greet, to welcome
|
| ett-ua
|
to come
|
|
F
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| feb
|
sausage (from Igmerind pheeba)
|
| fendu
|
a goose
|
| fenex
|
a weapon
|
| fenexad
|
a weapon-maker
|
| fenexessa
|
armed (adj), in arms
|
| fenexessair
|
a militia
|
| fenex-ua
|
to arm (someone)
|
| flar
|
language, tongue (see also holk)
|
| flaral-ua
|
to speak
|
| flar-ua
|
to say
|
| flardossa
|
speech, speaking
|
| flenth
|
fine, delicate, careful, minute, dainty
|
| flenthedossa
|
detail, fine point
|
| flin
|
beer (from Igmerind phlina)
|
| flin-ua
|
to drink beer
|
| flis
|
hair
|
| flox
|
land, property
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| floxod
|
baron/baroness
|
| floxodek
|
barony
|
| flun
|
morning
|
| flunbranth
|
east
|
| folva
|
iron (from Igmerind pholpha)
|
| folvad
|
a blacksmith
|
| folvadolt-ua
|
to forge something (as a blacksmith)
|
| folvati
|
made of iron
|
| folvonth
|
a forge
|
| for-ua
|
to learn, to study
|
| forod
|
a student
|
| foronth
|
a school
|
| fost
|
honor
|
| fostak
|
honorable
|
| fost-ua
|
to honor
|
| frath
|
tall
|
| frinth
|
a tower
|
|
G
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| ga-
|
prefix indicating the comparative degree of adverbs and adjectives = "gavan ker min," better than I. The same prefix + kar can be translated as "so that " = "gagalgar kar dan di sigix," so sick that he is going to die
|
| gah-
|
see ga- (this variant found before words beginning in a vowel)
|
| gakendat
|
a hunt
|
| gakendessat
|
quarry, prey
|
| gakendod
|
a hunter
|
| gakend-ua
|
to hunt
|
| gakendonka
|
venison
|
| gakentats
|
deer, stag
|
| gakentatsgi
|
deer, hart
|
| gakentatsair
|
deer (plural)
|
| gakentatsolta
|
goat (lit. deer-like)
|
| galbire
|
a swimmer
|
| galbovath
|
swim (noun)
|
| galb-ua
|
to swim
|
| galebrat
|
armor (noun)
|
| galebratek
|
armor-plated
|
| galebressa
|
covered in armor
|
| galebrod
|
an armorer
|
| galebr-ua
|
to cover in armor
|
| galgar
|
sick, ill
|
| galgarat
|
an illness, disease
|
| galgarod
|
a pest, creep, unpleasant person
|
| galgarovath
|
a plague, epidemic, etc
|
| galgar-ua
|
to become sick or be sick
|
| galt-ua
|
to disappear, to vanish
|
| gand-ua
|
to find
|
| ganka
|
a beam, a rafter
|
| ganxe
|
throat
|
| gapiral-ua
|
to repeat
|
| gapirxa
|
again
|
| gapt-ua
|
to break
|
| gaqui
|
a coward
|
| gaquia
|
cowardice
|
| gask
|
a wound or injury
|
| gaskak
|
harmful, injurious
|
| gaskal-ua
|
to wound, harm, injure
|
| gasuggat
|
life
|
| gasugg-ua
|
to live
|
| gatra
|
a bowl
|
| gatta
|
a vine
|
| gel
|
comb (from Igmerind keela)
|
| gelal-ua
|
to comb
|
| gemarind
|
noble (noun)
|
| gemarindek
|
noble (adjective)
|
| gentegi
|
a candle
|
| gentovath
|
conflagration
|
| gentak
|
firey, burning
|
| gentat
|
fire
|
| gent-ua
|
to be on fire, to burn up
|
| gepon
|
(archaic military title, from Igmerind keepon)
|
| gessi
|
young, new, in punctuation indicates the initial character of a new word.
|
| gessialfri
|
plant (lit. young tree)
|
| gessiod
|
initiate (Templar Rank)
|
| gessipir
|
spring
|
| gethri
|
cloud
|
| gige
|
barley
|
| gilg-ua
|
to wind
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| gimmo
|
an arm
|
| gimmogolat
|
armpit
|
| gint
|
enemy
|
| gitonth
|
tinderbox
|
| git-ua
|
to set on fire, burn something up
|
| glar
|
strong
|
| glardossa
|
strength
|
| glarfolva
|
steel
|
| glipire
|
an arbiter
|
| glip-ua
|
to pick out, select, choose
|
| glir-ua
|
to need
|
| goge
|
finger
|
| gol
|
under (preposition) before an adjective "not enough," insufficient
|
| golat
|
the bottom of something'
|
| golarangire
|
viscount/viscountess, vice-count/vice-countess
|
| golgossa
|
viceroy, regent
|
| golkonne
|
grandchild
|
| golpodar
|
cellar
|
| golporre
|
grandson
|
| golthratire
|
sustainer (a Templar rank)
|
| gonth-ua
|
to think
|
| gopsad
|
a thief, robber
|
| gopsovath
|
theft, robbery
|
| gops-ua
|
to steal, to rob
|
| gord
|
bright
|
| gordedossa
|
brightness
|
| gordethr-ua
|
to brighten
|
| gordonth
|
a lamp, a lantern
|
| gorrathair
|
foundation of a building (*gol- + *rath-air, understonage)
|
| gorrathairalua
|
to build (a building)
|
| gorrathessa
|
based upon something
|
| gort-ua
|
to stay, to remain
|
| goskrinna
|
princess
|
| gospin
|
queen
|
| gosporre
|
prince
|
| gossa
|
king
|
| gossak
|
royal
|
| gossalta
|
imperious, overbearing
|
| gossalt-ua
|
to be imperious, to act in an overbearing, self-important manner
|
| gossanair
|
the royal family
|
| gossapodar
|
royal palace
|
| gossia
|
kingship
|
| gost
|
rule, law
|
| gostnair
|
code of laws, the Law (taken as a whole, or as an abstract concept)
|
| gostod
|
a lawyer, legal expert
|
| goxair
|
citizenry, public
|
| goxalta
|
humble
|
| goxalua
|
to rule
|
| goxod
|
citizen, subject, person (commonly) a native Arangothian, regular fellow not necessarily human
|
| grax
|
merciful, compassionate
|
| graxia
|
mercy, compassion
|
| grax-ua
|
to be merciful
|
| grobsorkat
|
"grubball" (a sport)
|
|
H
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| har
|
as
|
| haxke
|
a cloak (from Igmerind gashkee)
|
| henquo
|
a mouth
|
| hest
|
a day
|
| hestabbat
|
a week
|
| het
|
if
|
| hex
|
an owl
|
| hinx
|
a table
|
| holk
|
tongue
|
| holkalat
|
a speech, lecture
|
| holkalovath
|
speech (abstract noun)
|
| holkal-ua
|
to speak
|
| horna
|
a fortress, castle
|
| huilon
|
elf, slang term (proper term is nimma) (from Igmerind whilon)
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| huixon
|
wolf (from Igmerind whishon)
|
| huixonair
|
pack of wolves; slang for "crowd"
|
| huixonolta
|
wolflike
|
| huixontenx
|
a were-wolf
|
| hurn
|
red
|
| hurnaldebra
|
"kindred" (noun)
|
| hurnaldebrak
|
"kindred" (adjective)
|
| hurnal-ua
|
to bleed
|
| hurnat
|
blood
|
| hurnatod
|
vampire
|
| hurnrath
|
ruby
|
| hurnusso
|
a blood vein, vessel, etc
|
| huthra
|
a guest
|
| huthral-ua
|
to be a guest, to visit or stay with someone
|
|
I
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| in
|
was
|
| irre
|
a parent
|
| irr-ua
|
to beget (also figurative) to bring forth, invent
|
| isik
|
five
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| iss-ua
|
to go
|
| ixalt
|
a shirt (from Igmerind shalta)
|
| ixhest
|
tomorrow
|
| ixo
|
the rear, back, behind-part of something ben ixoth ul = behind
|
|
K
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| k'
|
(see kat)
|
| kaba
|
an oar
|
| kaksovath
|
hatred
|
| kaks-ua
|
to hate
|
| kakovath
|
growth
|
| kakrovath
|
help, assistance
|
| kakr-ua
|
to help
|
| kak-ua
|
to grow, grow up, grow in size, become large
|
| kakruaperal
|
pasture (lit. help to grass)
|
| kakuaperal
|
grass (lit. to grow green)
|
| kalin
|
you (plural)
|
| kalit
|
these (pronoun)
|
| kam
|
old
|
| kambonth
|
a spit (for roasting)
|
| kamb-ua
|
to roast
|
| kamsa
|
(adverb) as in olden times
|
| kanat
|
a saw
|
| kanonth
|
a sawmill
|
| kan-ua
|
to saw
|
| kar
|
that (conjunction)
|
| kat
|
whether also placed at the beginning of any question
|
| kax
|
far, far away, distant
|
| kaxat
|
the distance, distant lands, foreign parts, afar
|
| kaxatek
|
foreign (see also mugoxek, which has negative connotations)
|
| kaxatod
|
a foreigner (a kinder term than mugoxod)
|
| kaxbranth
|
north
|
| kaxtal
|
chest, box
|
| kebe
|
a pitchfork; a fork
|
| kebel-ua
|
to use a pitchfork
|
| kei
|
on, upon (preposition)
|
| kelet
|
head; face
|
| keltat
|
a power
|
| keltatek
|
powerful
|
| kelt-ua
|
to be able to
|
| keltek
|
possible
|
| keltedossa
|
ability
|
| ken
|
you (singular)
|
| kend-ua
|
to seek
|
| kengli
|
a lion
|
| kenkrovath
|
upbringing
|
| kenkr-ua
|
to raise (animals, crops, children), to bring up (children)
|
| kepe
|
millet (grain)
|
| keppat
|
news, gossip, rumor
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| kepp-ua
|
to gossip, to tell news
|
| ker
|
from (preposition), than (after a comparative) ker menx, "of all" (superlative)
|
| kerin
|
the moon
|
| kerinat
|
a month
|
| kerrat
|
stream
|
| kerr-ua
|
to flow, to pass by, to pass along (also of time)
|
| kert-ua
|
to win
|
| kessix
|
please!
|
| kess-ua
|
to request, to ask for, to order
|
| ket
|
that (pronoun)
|
| kete
|
that, those (adjective)
|
| ketpir
|
that time Ben ketpir = then
|
| ketra
|
therefore, for that reason
|
| ketsa
|
in that way, thus
|
| ketumpi
|
that place Ben ketumpi = there
|
| kisarx
|
lightning, a lightning-bolt
|
| kofra
|
false, untrue
|
| kofralat
|
a lie
|
| kofral-ua
|
to lie, tell an untruth
|
| koi
|
but, however
|
| koith
|
two
|
| koithax
|
between
|
| kolp
|
lead (metal)
|
| kolpeti
|
leaden, made of lead
|
| konkeletek
|
dull-witted, foolish (lit "sheep-headed")
|
| konko
|
a sheep
|
| konkobiden
|
fleece, wool
|
| konkobideneti
|
made of wool
|
| konkodonda
|
mutton
|
| konne
|
child; son; daughter
|
| konnek
|
filial
|
| konnovath
|
behavior
|
| konn-ua
|
to act, to behave
|
| kor
|
before being
|
| korkovath
|
thanks
|
| kork-ua
|
to thank
|
| Korth
|
Korthai
|
| kukar
|
courage
|
| kukarek
|
courageous
|
| kun
|
brown
|
| kv-, kw-
|
see qu-
|
|
L
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| la
|
and
|
| laba
|
a wooden staff, walking-stick, etc
|
| labrala
|
"et cetera, and so forth, bla-bla-bla"
|
| laga
|
a pole
|
| lai
|
or
|
| lakra
|
a city
|
| lakrad
|
a citizen
|
| lakrak
|
municipal
|
| lakrakodat
|
city seal
|
| lakrathron
|
mayor (lit. municipal keeper)
|
| lallat
|
medicine
|
| lallatek
|
medicinal
|
| lallire
|
healer
|
| lallovath
|
recovery (from a wound or illness)
|
| lall-ua
|
to heal (someone, something), to fix (an object)
|
| lalt-ua
|
to talk
|
| laltam
|
Punctuation mark indicated a doubled consonant
|
| lambor
|
skin, leather
|
| lamboreti
|
made of leather
|
| lamindra
|
"and therefore" (conjunction)
|
| larka
|
a spice
|
| larn-ua
|
to wash (something)
|
| laspara
|
a stone quarry
|
| lasparod
|
a stonecutter
|
| laspar-ua
|
to cut stone, to quarry
|
| lathra
|
pure, unadulterated
|
| lathria
|
purity
|
| lathr-ua
|
to purify
|
| larx
|
gray
|
| lebdat
|
a kiss
|
| lebd-ua
|
to kiss
|
| lebrat
|
a covering
|
| lebr-ua
|
to cover (something)
|
| lelinmi
|
some things or other (plural)
|
| lelintha
|
some ones or other (plural)
|
| leptat
|
a song
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| leptire
|
a singer
|
| leptirenair
|
choir
|
| leptovath
|
singing (abstract noun)
|
| lept-ua
|
to sing
|
| lermat
|
a dance
|
| lermire
|
a dancer
|
| lermovath
|
dancing
|
| lerm-ua
|
to dance
|
| lequi
|
an orange
|
| lequik
|
orange-colored
|
| leski
|
a rat
|
| lespe
|
great, excellent (slang) (from Igmerind lesphe)
|
| limbovath
|
running (abstract noun); a race
|
| limb-ua
|
to run(on foot)
|
| limmo
|
a breast; an udder
|
| limmol-ua
|
to suckle
|
| lin
|
some, any
|
| linmi
|
anything, something
|
| linpir
|
some time or other, any time
|
| lintha
|
someone, anyone
|
| linumpi
|
some place or other
|
| linxa
|
somehow or other
|
| lirme
|
a neck
|
| lituralask
|
Arangothian noodle, similar to linguini
|
| loips
|
a ford (over a stream)
|
| loipsal-ua
|
to ford (a stream, etc), to get through/over something
|
| lorrovath
|
a yell or shout
|
| lorr-ua
|
to yell, to shout
|
| lui
|
belt, strap
|
| lurinth
|
gold
|
| lurintheti
|
golden
|
| lurinthod
|
a goldsmith
|
| lurinthun
|
gold coin
|
| lurt-ua
|
to turn
|
|
M
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| malbra
|
true, real
|
| malbraxa
|
truly, really, indeed, verily
|
| malbria
|
truth
|
| malgadossa
|
start, beginning (n)
|
| malg-ua
|
to start, begin
|
| malli
|
hair
|
| manta
|
a pot, a cauldron
|
| marfe
|
(n) price (from Igmerind marphee)
|
| marfel-ua
|
to sell
|
| marfed
|
a merchant
|
| marfedarna
|
market
|
| marfedua
|
to barter, to trade, to haggle
|
| marfedire
|
barterer, trader, haggler
|
| marnu
|
a bear
|
| marxi
|
a tiger
|
| masgat
|
a frown
|
| masg-ua
|
to frown
|
| maspe
|
a nose
|
| maspel-ua
|
to smell something
|
| matt-ua
|
to sit down, take a seat
|
| me
|
with
|
| mek
|
this (pronoun)
|
| meke
|
this, these (adj)
|
| mekpir
|
this time Ben mekpir = now
|
| mekumpi
|
this place Ben mekumpi = here
|
| melek
|
these (pronoun)
|
| melx
|
the sun
|
| melxsark
|
sunshine
|
| mentat
|
a wing
|
| mentovath
|
flight
|
| ment-ua
|
to fly
|
| mentadossa
|
bird, fowl (lit. flyer)
|
| mentasilthrog
|
airship, flying ship
|
| menx
|
everything, all
|
| menxpir
|
all time, forever
|
| menxpirek
|
immortal, eternal (adj)
|
| menxpirekist
|
an immortal being (not necessarily a god)
|
| merra
|
three
|
| merrax
|
a third of something
|
| metrovath
|
sleep (noun)
|
| metrovathegi
|
a nap
|
| metr-ua
|
to sleep
|
| milla
|
very, much, many
|
| millakam
|
ancient
|
| millaxa
|
(adverb) a great deal, a lot
|
| milve
|
a lip
|
| milvetummo
|
moustache
|
| mil-ua
|
to tear, to rip
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| mimp-ua
|
to push
|
| min
|
I
|
| mindra
|
for this reason, therefore
|
| mink
|
night
|
| minkbranth
|
west
|
| minkethr-ua
|
to get dark (at night)
|
| mintonth
|
a chair
|
| mintrat
|
a dream
|
| mint-ua
|
to be sitting down
|
| mintr-ua
|
to dream
|
| minxa
|
this way, thus
|
| mirod
|
a servant
|
| mirodair
|
service
|
| mir-ua
|
to serve
|
| mistovath
|
hearing
|
| mist-ua
|
to hear
|
| mitral-ua
|
to shoot an arrow
|
| mitri
|
an arrow
|
| mitrod
|
a bowman; an archer
|
| mitronth
|
a bow (for arrows)
|
| mit-ua
|
to throw
|
| morre
|
sibling; term of address for guild-members
|
| morrek
|
guild (adjective)
|
| morrekod
|
guild-member
|
| morrenair
|
guild
|
| mor-ua
|
to dig
|
| motta
|
a spoon; a scoop
|
| mottal-ua
|
to scoop something; to eat with a spoon
|
| mu
|
no, not
|
| mudossa
|
nothing
|
| mugoxek
|
foreign, alien, un-Arangothian (see also kaxatek, which doesn't have the negative connotation)
|
| mugoxod
|
foreigner, outsider (has negative connotations)
|
| mukeltek
|
impossible
|
| mulintha
|
nobody
|
| mun
|
a spirit
|
| musigire
|
an undead creature
|
| musigirek
|
undead (adj); musigirek pallod = a lich
|
| musimpessat
|
mystery, something unknown
|
| muthropeti
|
poor, impoverished
|
| muthropetia
|
poverty
|
| muxion
|
griffon (from Igmerind mushon)
|
|
N
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| na
|
(vocative particle) Na Marnuth! = Hey, Marnuth!
|
| naba
|
light, lightweight, easy
|
| nabathr-ua
|
to make easy, to lighten
|
| nabr-ua
|
to hang (something)
|
| nandra
|
milk
|
| nangrovath
|
esteem, value
|
| nangr-ua
|
to value
|
| narmo
|
brass
|
| narmoti
|
made of brass; brazen
|
| ne
|
to (preposition)
|
| ne-
|
(verbal prefix indicating an indirect object; has several uses)
|
| nebranissat
|
a visit
|
| nebranissire
|
a visitor
|
| nebraniss-ua
|
to visit
|
| nedekrovath
|
influence
|
| nedekr-ua
|
to influence, to affect
|
| nedixe
|
sugar (from Igmerind nedjee)
|
| nedixelta
|
sugary-sweet
|
| nedondovath
|
consideration
|
| nedond-ua
|
to take into consideration, consider
|
| nege
|
sharp
|
| negedossa
|
sharpness
|
| negentovath
|
anger
|
| negent-ua
|
to be angry
|
| negethr-ua
|
to sharpen
|
| negit-ua
|
to enrage someone
|
| nekaksovath
|
slander (noun)
|
| nekaks-ua
|
to slander, to speak ill of someone
|
| neleptovath
|
praise (noun)
|
| nelept-ua
|
to praise
|
| nelk
|
deep
|
| nelkedossa
|
depth, abyss
|
| nelxi
|
a well, a spring
|
| nemasgovath
|
disfavor
|
| nemasg-ua
|
to disfavor, frown upon
|
| nematt-ua
|
to dine, sit down to a meal
|
| nemist-ua
|
to listen to something; to hearken
|
| nemitralat
|
a target for archery
|
| nemitralovath
|
archery
|
| nemitral-ua
|
to hit with an arrow
|
| nemu
|
without
|
| nemukar
|
unless
|
| nenangrovath
|
advice
|
| nenangr-ua
|
to appraise, to offer advice
|
| nepallat
|
a spell
|
| nepallovath
|
enchantment
|
| nepall-ua
|
to enchant, use magic upon, cast a spell on
|
| nepellovath
|
favor (noun)
|
| nepell-ua
|
to favor
|
| nepenxel-ua
|
to indicate
|
| nepipovath
|
responsibility
|
| nepip-ua
|
to see to something, to take responsibility for something
|
| nepse
|
a snake, serpent
|
| nequorbat
|
an attack
|
| nequorb-ua
|
to attack
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| nerbo
|
a fist
|
| nerpat
|
a jump
|
| nerp-ua
|
to jump
|
| nerre
|
mother
|
| nerrek
|
maternal
|
| nerx
|
tin
|
| nerxeti
|
made of tin
|
| nerxod
|
tinsmith
|
| nesartat
|
a toast
|
| nesart-ua
|
to drink a toast to someone
|
| nesast-ua
|
to spit at someone
|
| neserpire
|
a host
|
| neserpix
|
good, kind, friendly
|
| neserpovath
|
kindness, hospitality
|
| neserp-ua
|
to be kind
|
| nesirovath
|
a question
|
| nesir-ua
|
to ask
|
| nesithr-ua
|
to perform a marriage ceremony
|
| neskovath
|
a wish
|
| nesk-ua
|
to wish
|
| neslink-ua
|
to treat someone to a meal
|
| nesommovath
|
sympathy
|
| nesomm-ua
|
to sympathize
|
| nesulat
|
a royal concession
|
| nesul-ua
|
to grant
|
| netelire
|
a courtesan (much more positive then sinsedod)
|
| netel-ua
|
to make love to
|
| nethrat-ua
|
to understand
|
| netri
|
an axe
|
| netrilire
|
an axeman; executioner
|
| netrilod
|
a lumberjack
|
| netril-ua
|
to chop (with an axe)
|
| nevalp-ua
|
to complain
|
| nevervessat
|
a posting
|
| neverv-ua
|
to post (a notice)
|
| nimma
|
elf (see also huilon)
|
| nimpe
|
sweet
|
| nimpeserp
|
fruit (lit. sweet love)
|
| nimpet
|
something sweet, such as a dessert
|
| nindor
|
cream
|
| ninx
|
a secret
|
| ninxek
|
secret (adj)
|
| nist
|
a star
|
| nistel-ua
|
to sparkle
|
| nixe
|
a leg
|
| nixesimmo
|
knee
|
| nixke
|
beautiful (from Igmerind nishke)
|
| norpix
|
frightened (adj)
|
| norpothr-ua
|
to scare, to frighten
|
| norpovath
|
fear (noun)
|
| norp-ua
|
to fear
|
| nothonth
|
a poker (for a fire)
|
| noth-ua
|
to poke
|
| nulx
|
a game
|
| nulxal-ua
|
to play (a game)
|
|
O
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| obla
|
low
|
| obladossa
|
lowness
|
| oblalta
|
lowly
|
| odat
|
seal
|
| odathronod
|
chancellor, an official invested with Royal authority (literally, "keeper of the seal")
|
| odax-ua
|
to seal (a letter)
|
| od-ua
|
to press
|
| ol-
|
prefix meaning "apart" eg milua = to rip olmilua = to rip apart, rip to pieces
|
| olett-ua
|
to fall to pieces, fall apart
|
| olglipovath
|
literature
|
| olglip-ua
|
to read (literally, to "pick out apart" the letters)
|
| olissovath
|
a parting of the ways
|
| oliss-ua
|
to part ways
|
| ollamboral-ua
|
to skin, to flay
|
| olker
|
with the exception of, apart from
|
| olker-ua
|
to make an exception for; to except
|
| olkerovath
|
an exception
|
| olquondal-ua
|
to bite off
|
| olsironth
|
a sieve
|
| olsirovath
|
separation
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| olsir-ua
|
to separate
|
| olskern-ua
|
to pick to pieces
|
| olsordovath
|
disagreement
|
| olsord-ua
|
to disagree
|
| olsoth-ua
|
to pull apart
|
| olstet-ua
|
to dismember
|
| olsulovath
|
distribution
|
| olsul-ua
|
to distribute
|
| opo
|
a duck
|
| opte
|
dark
|
| optedossa
|
darkness
|
| optenimma
|
a dark elf
|
| optepir
|
autumn, fall (the season)
|
| optepirolta
|
autumnal
|
| optest
|
"the dark one"
|
| orgessirat
|
an embassy
|
| orgessire
|
an emissary
|
| orgod
|
a messenger
|
| org-ua
|
to send
|
| oryan
|
a hawk
|
|
P
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| pad
|
rank, title, degree
|
| pallat
|
magic
|
| pallod
|
a magician, mage, sorceror, wizard
|
| pallotpin
|
she-wizard, witch, etc
|
| pallovath
|
use of magic
|
| pall-ua
|
to use magic
|
| pantrat
|
a play (in a game, esp grubball)
|
| pantrire
|
a musician
|
| pantronth
|
a musical instrument
|
| pantrovath
|
music
|
| pantr-ua
|
to play
|
| parkatire
|
judge, magistrate
|
| parkat-ua
|
to judge, to decide
|
| parmi
|
a fish
|
| parmilod
|
a fisherman
|
| parmilovath
|
fishing
|
| parmil-ua
|
to fish
|
| parmisilabor
|
fishing-boat
|
| parponth
|
a vessel for containing something
|
| parp-ua
|
to fill
|
| patro
|
the chest
|
| pellat
|
a smile
|
| pell-ua
|
to smile
|
| pemmi
|
soft
|
| pemmidossa
|
softness
|
| pemm-ua
|
to spurt, spew
|
| pempovath
|
appearance (as opposed to reality)
|
| pemp-ua
|
to seem
|
| pengovath
|
desire (noun)
|
| peng-ua
|
to want
|
| penta
|
the middle of something
|
| pent-ua
|
to center upon something
|
| penxe
|
finger
|
| penxel-ua
|
to point
|
| peppo
|
a shoe
|
| peral
|
green
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| peralthrax
|
emerald
|
| perl
|
joy
|
| perlek
|
joyous, joyful
|
| perponth
|
a basket; a bucket
|
| perp-ua
|
to carry, to bear
|
| peska
|
a lake
|
| peskagi
|
a pond
|
| pet-ua
|
to take
|
| pex
|
dog, hound
|
| pexolta
|
doglike, fawning
|
| pexolt-ua
|
to act like a dog, to fawn upon
|
| pilbat
|
a piece of clothing
|
| pilbatel
|
clothes, attire
|
| pilbatire
|
a clothier
|
| pilb-ua
|
to wrap
|
| pin
|
a hood
|
| pinquo
|
nine
|
| pip'
|
"voila!", behold! Pip' ve, here is!
|
| pip-ua
|
to see
|
| pir
|
time
|
| pirxa
|
still, yet, even now
|
| podar
|
house; home
|
| podaral-ua
|
to dwell, to reside
|
| podarek
|
domestic, related to the house/home
|
| podar ul-marfed
|
house of trade, house of merchants
|
| podarusso
|
a chimney
|
| porre
|
son
|
| prakanth
|
an anvil
|
| prakat
|
a blow, a hit
|
| prak-ua
|
to strike, hit
|
| prath
|
rough, uncultivated, unfinished
|
| pubro
|
a buttock
|
| puntrat
|
a step
|
| puntr-ua
|
to step
|
| purp-ua
|
to hate
|
| purpessa
|
detested (adjective), damned, blasted ket purpessa pex, that blasted dog!
|
|
Q
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| quar
|
black
|
| quarbessa
|
alleged, reputed
|
| quarb-ua
|
to allege, to suggest
|
| quasp
|
copper
|
| quaspeti
|
made of copper
|
| quaspire
|
a coppersmith
|
| quaspin
|
copper coin
|
| quex
|
half
|
| quexanquod
|
keg (used as a unit of measure, defined as half an anquod)
|
| quembi
|
a grape
|
| quigaladar
|
a millstone
|
| quigat
|
flour
|
| quigod
|
a miller
|
| quigonth
|
a mill
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| quig-ua
|
to grind
|
| quist
|
the stomach
|
| quob
|
unit of linear measure
|
| quold
|
a pear
|
| quond
|
tooth
|
| quondal-ua
|
to bite
|
| quossat
|
a wheel, a circle
|
| quossatod
|
a wheelwright
|
| quoss
|
round, circular
|
| quossatoltra
|
egg, oval, circle-like
|
| quosuntalovath
|
description
|
| quosuntal-ua
|
to describe, talk about, speak about
|
| quox-
|
about, around
|
| quoxa
|
around
|
| quoxal-ua
|
+ ta, to be about, to concern, to have an impact on, to be of interest to
|
|
R
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| rastro
|
the wind
|
| rastronth
|
a sail; a windsock
|
| rath
|
stone
|
| ratholta
|
hard as stone, stonelike
|
| relk
|
a village
|
| relkod
|
a villager
|
| rem
|
through (preposition)
|
| remek
|
thorough, complete
|
| remma
|
door
|
| rempsat
|
a part (of something)
|
| remps-ua
|
to put into pieces
|
| remsallat
|
a glass windowpane
|
| renxat
|
a web; a net
|
| renx-ua
|
to weave
|
| resp-ua
|
to catch
|
| reth(e)-
|
prefix meaning "across"
|
| rethat
|
a bridge
|
| rethapsi
|
uncle
|
| rethatire
|
a bridgekeeper
|
| rethenerp-ua
|
to jump over something
|
| rethesed-ua
|
to bridge something
|
| rethesul-ua
|
to give something over, to relinquish
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| rethiss-ua
|
to cross something
|
| rethnerre
|
aunt
|
| rethporre
|
nephew
|
| rethrinna
|
niece
|
| rethsenqui
|
cousin (female)
|
| rethvarqui
|
cousin (male)
|
| rinna
|
daughter
|
| rinx
|
eye (see also dinth)
|
| rixte
|
silver
|
| rixtegi
|
platinum
|
| rixtelun
|
a silver coin
|
| rixteti
|
made of silver
|
| rixtire
|
a silversmith
|
| roxe
|
a bone
|
| roxenair
|
a skeleton
|
| ruk
|
bad, evil, malevolent
|
| rukalt-ua
|
to do evil, to be
|
| rukia
|
evil (noun)
|
| ruthmi
|
a cavern, mine
|
| ruthmilovath
|
mining (noun)
|
| ruthmil-ua
|
to mine for something
|
| ruthmire
|
a miner
|
|
S
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| salk-ua
|
to creep or crawl, to sneak, to slip
|
| sall
|
glass (noun - the material)
|
| sallat
|
a bottle; a glass
|
| salleti
|
made of glass
|
| sallod
|
a glazier
|
| sandr-ua
|
to lie down
|
| sangli
|
a horse
|
| sanglil-ua
|
to ride a horse
|
| sanglinth
|
a (horse's) saddle
|
| sangliod
|
a horseman, cavalryman, knight
|
| sangliodair
|
cavalry; order of knights
|
| sangrire
|
murderer
|
| sangrod
|
assassin
|
| sangrovath
|
killing (abstract noun); murder
|
| sangr-ua
|
to kill
|
| sarde
|
a chin
|
| sark
|
ice
|
| sarkat
|
a mirror
|
| sark-ua
|
to shine; to reflect in a mirror
|
| sarkolta
|
yellow, resembling shine
|
| sarla
|
pretty
|
| sarmapir
|
summer
|
| sarmapirolta
|
summery
|
| sarmat
|
a fireplace
|
| sarmovath
|
warmth
|
| sarm-ua
|
to be warm; to warm something
|
| sarnem
|
an eagle
|
| sarn-ua
|
to rub, to polish
|
| sarpolta
|
useful
|
| sarpovath
|
a use for something
|
| sarp-ua
|
to use
|
| sartat
|
a drink
|
| sart-ua
|
to drink
|
| sast-ua
|
to spit
|
| satsonth
|
a mortar and pestle
|
| sats-ua
|
to crush
|
| seb-
|
downwards
|
| sebett-ua
|
to come downwards, descend
|
| sebiss-ua
|
to go downwards, descend
|
| sedonth
|
a bed
|
| sed-ua
|
to be lying down
|
| selin
|
which? (Plural)
|
| selinmi?
|
which ones?
|
| selinoth
|
which, who, that (plural relative pronoun)
|
| selintha
|
who (plural)?
|
| sembe
|
ear
|
| sembesarde
|
earlobe
|
| sende
|
a year
|
| senderempsat
|
a season
|
| senke
|
a knife
|
| senqui
|
sister
|
| serpovath
|
love (noun)
|
| serp-ua
|
to love
|
| sert-ua
|
to swing
|
| serx
|
ten
|
| sethrod
|
teacher, mentor
|
| sethr-ua
|
to teach
|
| setsessat
|
a stew
|
| sets-ua
|
to stew
|
| si(n)-
|
prefix meaning "together"
|
| sibenkr-ua
|
to knock things together, against each other
|
| sibba
|
eight
|
| sibbasinquo
|
"octideb," cross between spider and bee
|
| sibbax
|
an eighth of something
|
| sibontrat
|
a fight
|
| sibontrovath
|
fighting (abstract noun)
|
| sibontrod
|
a warrior
|
| sibontr-ua
|
to fight
|
| sigire
|
a dead person, a disembodied spirit
|
| sigod
|
a dead body, a corpse
|
| sigovath
|
death
|
| sig-ua
|
to die
|
| sil
|
the ocean, sea
|
| silabor
|
a (small) boat
|
| silad
|
a seaman, sailor
|
| silaltat
|
a conference; a council
|
| silalt-ua
|
to confer, convene
|
| silbranth
|
south
|
| silek
|
(1) maritime (2) pronoun: something, silek ul = some
|
| silgimmo
|
(major) river
|
| silm
|
blue
|
| silmthrax
|
sapphire
|
| silthrog
|
a ship
|
| silthrogal-ua
|
to ship
|
| silolta
|
vast, oceanic
|
| simbra
|
war
|
| simbrod
|
a soldier
|
| simbrodair
|
an army
|
| simbr-ua
|
to wage war
|
| simbrod ul-abrat
|
mercenary (literally: soldier of the road)
|
| simmat
|
a bend
|
| simmo
|
an elbow
|
| simm-ua
|
to bend
|
| simpe
|
salt (from Igmerind simbee)
|
| simpek
|
knowledgable
|
| simpelta
|
salty
|
| simpovath
|
knowledge
|
| simp-ua
|
to know
|
| sin
|
which?
|
| sindra
|
why?
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| sinettat
|
a meeting, congress, union, etc
|
| sinett-ua
|
to come together, to meet, to convene
|
| singilgat
|
cloth
|
| singilgire
|
a weaver
|
| singilg-ua
|
to knit; to weave
|
| singrat
|
end, conclusion
|
| singr-ua
|
to end, to conclude
|
| sinim
|
clever, smart
|
| sinim-ua
|
to be clever
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| sinkonnat
|
a gang; a guild, group, society, team
|
| sinkonn-ua
|
to act as a group
|
| sinme
|
together with (preposition)
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| sinmi
|
what?
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| sintha
|
who?
|
| sinoth
|
which, who (relative pronoun)
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| sivingatel
|
commerce
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
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| sinpantrat
|
a musical ensemble
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| sinpir
|
what time? Ben sinpir = when?
|
| sinquorbat
|
a battle
|
| sinquorb-ua
|
to do battle
|
| sinsartat
|
a drinking party
|
| sinsart-ua
|
to participate in a drinking-party
|
| sinsatsat
|
a powder
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| sinsats-ua
|
to crush with mortar and pestle
|
| sinsedat
|
sex
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| sinsedire
|
fighting words to any Arangothian speaker Don't use this in polite company
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| sinsedod
|
prostitute, whore (with a decidedly negative connotation)
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| sinsedonth
|
brothel
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| sinsed-ua
|
to lie together
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| sinsirat
|
a combination
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| sinsir-ua
|
to combine, to join (several objects)
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| sinslekat
|
a feast
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| sinslek-ua
|
to feast
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| sinstarat
|
a conspiracy
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| sinstarod
|
a conspirator
|
| sinstar-ua
|
to conspire, to plot
|
| sinterbi
|
a husband
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| sintertat
|
a mixture, a potion
|
| sintert-ua
|
to mix (usually liquids)
|
| sintespe
|
a wife
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| sinthranat
|
a bundle
|
| sinthran-ua
|
to tie together; to tie a knot
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| sinthrimat
|
a scroll
|
| sinthrim-ua
|
to fold or roll up (as a letter or scroll)
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| sintittat
|
the entertainers as a group; musicians, dancers, etc
|
| sintittire
|
an entertainer
|
| sintittovath
|
entertainment
|
| sintitt-ua
|
to entertain
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| sinumpi
|
what place? Ben sinumpi = where?
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| sinxa
|
how?
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| sippa
|
a heart
|
| sirgat
|
a hug
|
| sirg-ua
|
to hug, to embrace
|
| sir-ua
|
to put
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| siss
|
alternate spelling of sith
|
| sith
|
big; great; large
|
| sithaladar
|
a boulder
|
| sitharang
|
province
|
| sithdiggo
|
thousand
|
| sithforonth
|
university
|
| sithgoge
|
thumb
|
| sithire
|
governor, regent, palatine, duke
|
| sithrangel
|
duchy, province administered by a sithire
|
| sithrinna
|
granddaughter
|
| sithrat
|
a wedding
|
| sithrovath
|
marriage, matrimony
|
| sithr-ua
|
to marry
|
| sithuntro
|
big toe
|
| sitr-ua
|
to glow
|
| sisporre
|
grandson (=sith+porre) Also gosporre
|
| skan
|
heavy, difficult
|
| skanat
|
weight, burden
|
| skanethr-ua
|
to make difficult, make heavy
|
| skern-ua
|
to pick, to pluck
|
| skernua
|
to harvest
|
| skettat
|
an opening; a public square
|
| skett-ua
|
to open
|
| skordat
|
curse, bane
|
| skord-ua
|
to curse
|
| slekonthel
|
utensils, cutlery
|
| slep
|
the reason for something
|
| slek-ua
|
to eat
|
| sletonth
|
the blade of a knife, etc
|
| slet-ua
|
to cut
|
| sletuaperal
|
to cut hay
|
| slifra
|
constant, ever
|
| slifraxa
|
always
|
| slinkat
|
a meal
|
| slink-ua
|
to feed someone
|
| slor
|
number
|
| sloralat
|
a counting, a census
|
| sloral-ua
|
to count
|
| sommat
|
pain
|
| somm-ua
|
to hurt, to ache
|
| sondr-ua
|
to be standing
|
| sonkovath
|
a stop
|
| sonk-ua
|
to come to a halt, to stop
|
| sord-ua
|
to stand up
|
| sork
|
round (like a ball)
|
| sorkat
|
an orb or globe; a ball
|
| soth-ua
|
to pull
|
| sr-
|
West Arangothian dialect; see thr-
|
| stapovath
|
a wait
|
| stap-ua
|
to wait
|
| starat
|
a plan
|
| starko
|
a chicken, rooster
|
| star-ua
|
to plan
|
| stebe
|
a leaf, a page, a piece of parchment or paper
|
| stebel-ua
|
to leaf through (a book)
|
| stebenair
|
a book (as opposed to a scroll)
|
| stetat
|
a letter or piece of writing
|
| stetonth
|
a writing tool, a pen
|
| stetovath
|
the act of writing
|
| stet-ua
|
to scratch; to write
|
| suggat
|
a breath
|
| suggovath
|
breathing (noun)
|
| sugg-ua
|
to breathe
|
| sulk-ua
|
to stop (something)
|
| sulat
|
a gift
|
| sulessast
|
a gift
|
| sulovath
|
gift-giving
|
| sul-ua
|
to give
|
| sunquo
|
a spider
|
| suspat
|
a whisper
|
| susp-ua
|
to whisper
|
|
T
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| ta
|
for, on behalf of (preposition) in order to (with verbal infinitive)
|
| tabba
|
seven
|
| talor
|
church Gossak Taloroth = the Royal Church
|
| talorod
|
priest, priestess, etc
|
| tapovath
|
a search
|
| tap-ua
|
to seek, to look for
|
| tarb
|
an apple
|
| tarra
|
a horn
|
| tarrad
|
a trumpeter, bugler
|
| tarp-ua
|
to bring something (to someone)
|
| taslepkar
|
because (ta slep kar)
|
| taslep-ul
|
because of
|
| tatarn
|
thunder
|
| tatarnal-ua
|
to thunder
|
| tatsonth
|
a dagger
|
| tatsovath
|
a stabbing
|
| tats-ua
|
to stab
|
| tatovath
|
a (sudden) appearance (somewhere)
|
| tat-ua
|
to appear
|
| tel-ua
|
to love
|
| telessist
|
beloved
|
| telixist
|
lover
|
| tentrat
|
a scene, a sight
|
| tentrire
|
a watchman
|
| tentronth
|
a spyglass
|
| tentrovath
|
observation
|
| tentr-ua
|
to watch
|
| tenx
|
a human being
|
| tenxek
|
human
|
| terbi
|
man
|
| terbik
|
male
|
| terbilta
|
manly
|
| terixkake* ("terishkake")
|
meat in a spicy gravy over dumplings
|
| tert-ua
|
to pour
|
| tespe
|
woman
|
| tespek
|
female
|
| tespin
|
lady, Miss
|
| tess
|
name
|
| thrake
|
handsome
|
| thranat
|
a knot
|
| thran-ua
|
to tie
|
| thratessast
|
knowledge
|
| thrat-ua
|
to know (eg a language), to know how to
|
| thrax
|
a diamond
|
| thraxrath
|
a gemstone
|
| thraxrathire
|
a jeweller
|
| threlbe
|
a cheek
|
| threpat
|
a handle
|
| threp-ua
|
to hold
|
| thres
|
a farm
|
| thresarna
|
farmland
|
| thresod
|
a farmer
|
| thres-ua
|
to farm
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| thrimat
|
an envelope
|
| thrim-ua
|
to fold
|
| thrippix
|
exciting
|
| thripp-ua
|
to excite
|
| thriss-ua
|
to whistle
|
| throg
|
a carriage
|
| throgal-ua
|
to carry in a carriage
|
| thron-ua
|
to keep
|
| thron ul-bain
|
Margrave, Marcher Lord (literally, "keeper of the wall")
|
| throp
|
a coin
|
| thropeti
|
rich, wealthy
|
| thropparponth
|
a purse
|
| throppodar
|
a mint (for coins)
|
| tigi
|
a baby
|
| tin
|
in (preposition)
|
| tinat
|
the inside of something
|
| tindarmat
|
a package
|
| tindarmonth
|
a container, chest, box
|
| tindarm-ua
|
to contain
|
| tinganx-ua
|
to swallow
|
| tinissat
|
an entrance, a doorway
|
| tinissovath
|
an entrance (carried out somewhere with pomp and ceremony)
|
| tiniss-ua
|
to enter
|
| tinkeletat
|
brain(s)
|
| tinsalk-ua
|
to sneak in, to creep in
|
| tispat
|
a loaf of bread; bread; food generally
|
| tispatel
|
baked goods
|
| tispire
|
a baker
|
| tisponth
|
an oven
|
| tisp-ua
|
to bake
|
| tittatel
|
laughter
|
| titt-ua
|
to laugh
|
| tix
|
a cup
|
| tixna
|
cherry
|
| toikonth
|
a stairway; a ladder
|
| toik-ua
|
to climb
|
| tok
|
water
|
| tokarna
|
island, lit. watery land
|
| tokat
|
pool
|
| tokrixtek
|
mercurial
|
| tokrixteti
|
mercury (lit. water made of silver)
|
| tokumpi
|
fountain, spring
|
| tolga
|
an oak tree
|
| tolgati
|
oaken, made of oak
|
| tom
|
long
|
| tontr-ua
|
to fall, to plummet
|
| torro
|
a pig
|
| torrodonda
|
pork
|
| torropex
|
Term of abuse Casts aspersion on one's ancestry (lit "pig-dog")
|
| totto
|
the gut
|
| tuka
|
a boy
|
| tummo
|
beard
|
| tunxe
|
foot
|
| tunxenat
|
ankle
|
| tunxel-ua
|
to kick
|
| turre
|
father
|
| turrek
|
paternal, fatherly
|
| turrenair
|
ancestors, lineage
|
| tut-ua
|
to drop (something)
|
|
U
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| ul
|
of (preposition)
|
| ultovath
|
an action, an event
|
| ult-ua
|
to do sthg
|
| umpi
|
place
|
| umpso
|
six
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| unt
|
word
|
| untal-ua
|
to say
|
| untro
|
a toe
|
| usso
|
a pipe
|
|
V
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| valk
|
white
|
| valkat
|
snow
|
| valpat
|
a tear
|
| valpovath
|
crying, weeping (noun), lamentation
|
| valp-ua
|
to cry, weep
|
| van
|
good, pleasant
|
| vanneskovath
|
congratulations
|
| vannesk-ua
|
to congratulate
|
| vanxa
|
well
|
| vard
|
friend
|
| vardia
|
friendship
|
| vare
|
a falcon
|
| vared
|
a falconer
|
| varqui
|
brother
|
| varquia
|
brotherhood
|
| vattat
|
applause
|
| vatt-ua
|
to clap, applaud
|
| ve
|
is, am, are; yes
|
| velot
|
butter (from Igmerind plota)
|
| vervat
|
a piercing-wound; a pinprick
|
| vervonth
|
a pin, a needle
|
| verv-ua
|
to pierce
|
|
| Arangothek
|
Definition
|
| vidixe
|
cabbage (from Igmerind pidjee)
|
| vilkat
|
temple
|
| vilkalathar
|
altar
|
| Vilkatire
|
Templar
|
| vilki
|
holy, sacred
|
| vilkiterbi
|
holy man (as opposed to a priest)
|
| vilkitespi
|
holy woman (as oppossed to a
|
| vindixe
|
cheese (from Igmerind pindjee)
|
| vingatel
|
a merchant's wares
|
| vingire
|
a seller
|
| vingovath
|
the act of selling
|
| ving-ua
|
to sell
|
| viqui
|
a panther
|
| vissat
|
a shriek or cry
|
| viss-ua
|
to shriek, cry out
|
| voldovath
|
trust (noun)
|
| voldovathek
|
trustworthy
|
| vold-ua
|
to trust
|
| volfe
|
rice (from Igmerind pulphee)
|
| vorfon
|
lord, boss, master, sir, ma'am, mistress (from Igmerind porphon)
|
| vorvat
|
a roar
|
| vorv-ua
|
to roar
|
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