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Last Update: 7 August 2008
Please note that the following is a work-in-progress, and will
tend to expand or change without warning. Also note that this
language supports Narth in two different game-systems and two
different flavors; there are words for races and concepts that
exist in Narth Classic but which are not found in Narth 2000, and
vice versa.
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-ai (suffix) collective suffix
-avidhas (suffix) -able
-om (suffix) ordinal number suffix (-th)
-on (suffix) augmentive suffix (big, great)
-oth (suffix) -ship, state of being
-sin (suffix) language of (-ese)
-yn (suffix) one who does (-er)
A
abas (adjective) orange
abi (verb) wear, to
ad (preposition) of
adhasa (adverb) ever
adhre (noun) spiral
adhri (verb) spiral, to
adis (noun) wrist
adostas (adjective) blue
adras (adjective) dextrous
adros (noun) dexterity
aelir (noun) ferret
aeshri (verb) injure, to
aesi (verb) eat or consume, to
aesyn (noun) eater
aeth (adverb) maybe
af (adverb) so
afas (adjective) helpful
afe (noun) help
afi (verb) help, to
afyn (noun) helper
ahimoflaiya (noun) oak, oak tree
aibas (adjective) that
aibasa (adverb) that
ailesi (verb) like, to
aili (verb) be, to
aillie (noun) stream
ainadhe (noun) crown
aishri (verb) thank, to
aiste (noun) ant
aithras (adjective) chaotic
aithress (noun) chaos
aithrim (noun) wonder
aithrimas (adjective) wondrous
aithrimi (verb) wonder, to
Aivai (noun, collective) Creation, the Universe, the world
aivi (verb) create, to
aivor (noun) creation
aivryn (noun) creator
alathralm (noun) machine
alb (conjunction) but
albela (noun) need
albeli (verb) need, to
alidre (noun) turtle
alledh (noun) mana
alledhef (noun) magic, magic use
Alledhre (noun, proper) Fermus
alledhrol (noun) magery, the gift of magical ability
alledhryn (noun) sorcerer, wizard, mage, magic-user
alman (noun) hundred
almathina (noun) agility
almathinas (adjective) agile
alos (noun) metal
alosol (noun) wire
alte (noun) that which is lent
alti (verb) lend, to
altyn (noun) lender
amath (noun) flax
amdilas (adjective) gemlike
amdilis (noun) gem
ame (noun) thing
amedhi (verb) dwell, to
amedhyn (noun) dweller
ami (verb) mean, to
anas (adjective) small, little
andothas (adjective) wise
andothi (verb) be wise, to; have wisdom, to
andothie (noun) wisdom
andothryn (noun) wise man
anduny (noun) gadget
anduthrith (noun) lead
anithi (verb) go, to
anopli (verb) oppose, to
anoplyn (noun) opponent
antas (adjective) infraindigo
Anul (noun, proper) moon, larger, of Narth
aradh (noun) rooster, cock
arasathras (adjective) forged (metal)
arasathri (verb) forge (metal), to
arasathryn (noun) smith, metalworker
asathau (noun) house
ash (conjunction) why
ashasa (adverb) why
ashe (noun) why
ashras (adjective) round
ashrat (noun) circle
asik (noun) mist
asikas (adjective) misty
Aso (noun, proper) Abyss, the
asoha (noun) demon
asohillai (noun, collective) demonspawn
ath (noun) north
athari (verb) land (upon a shore), to
athase (noun) prayer
athasi (verb) pray, to
athel (noun) pole
athelythre (noun) polearm
athesa (noun) northeast
athi (verb) wait, to
athliend (noun) lore
athloa (pronoun) which
athloas (adjective) which
athtel (noun) northwest
atora (noun) bread
atoshan (noun) family
aud (preposition) through
augelm (noun) night
auhri (verb) swim, to
auli (verb) bake, to
aullinde (noun) hour
aunde (noun) choice
aundi (verb) choose, to
aunil (noun) sulphur
aurafe (noun) arrow
ausala (noun) covering
ausale (noun) cloak
ausali (verb) cover, to
ausali (verb) cloak, to
ausas (adjective) green
aushri (verb) summon, to
aushron (noun) summons
autalledhef (noun) psionics
autalledhefas (adjective) psionic
autalledhefyn (noun) psionicist
aute (noun) spirit, soul, mind
autes (noun) brain
auth (conjunction) and
authri (verb) pass, to
autreasa (adverb) still, yet
avelonyos (noun) linen
avidhas (adjective) able
avidhi (verb) able, to be
avindi (verb) fly, to
avindyr (noun) bird
B
ballas (adjective) polite
ballau (noun) gas
balli (verb) polite, to be
bauresat (noun) spear
besas (adjective) few
beseth (noun) seal
besethi (verb) seal, to
beth (preposition) behind
bieloma (noun) cotton
binasa (adverb) soon
bollene (noun) pond
botreste (adverb) without
buniessedh (noun) willow
byssi (verb) listen, to
byssyn (noun) listener
C
cheru (noun) insect
D
dadhas (adjective) infraviolet
dahe (noun) paint
dahi (verb) paint, to
dahi (verb) break, to
dand (noun) nut
dasosi (verb) cry or weep, to
datras (adjective) strong
datru (noun) strength
daulomi (verb) catch, to
daulosi (verb) fish, to
dauneth (noun) music
daunethas (adjective) musical
daunethi (verb) music, to make
daunethyn (noun) musician
de (preposition) in
debeme (noun) name
debemi (verb) name, to
del (preposition) into
dethamas (adjective) reverent
dethameas (adjective) reverend
dethami (verb) revere, to
dhaeli (verb) comprehend/speak a language, to
dhalle (preposition) around
dhalma (noun) sound
dhan (noun) horn (of an animal)
dhauneth (noun) horn (musical instrument
dhel (adjective) three
dhelovan (noun) triangle
dhovirom (noun) beetle
dhri (verb) put, to
dhu (noun) neck
dhundol (noun) ceiling
Dhysai (noun, collective) Gnomes
dhyse (noun) gnome
dhysi (verb) dig, to
diedi (verb) serve, to
diedis (noun) service
diesta (noun) foe
difasa (adverb) forth
dilidi (verb) stalk, to
disemda (noun) skull
dishammoth (noun) curse
dishammothi (verb) curse, to
do (noun) city, settlement
do-feranath (noun) longhouse of a city
dofaedha (noun) aunt (colloquial)
dorann (noun) cloth
dorennel (noun) clothing
dorenni (verb) clothe, to
dosti (verb) keep, to
dotaman (noun) uncle (colloquial)
dran (conjunction) nor
dras (adjective) blue
drasasa (adverb) very
dri (verb) cook, to
dridi (verb) drawn/attracted to, to be
driskah (noun, proper) Rockthane
drol (noun) tooth
dru (adverb) not
dru- (prefix) un-, not
druduanas (adjective) unfriendly
druethradas (adjective) unpleasant
drukiestas (adjective) neither
drukieste (pronoun) neither
drukiesto (conjunction) neither
drulathras (adjective) undead
Drulathre (noun, proper) Jadeg
drulathri (verb) make (one) undead, to
drulathryn (noun) undead
drusidhas (adjective) foreign
druthatari (verb) skin, to
druthaust (adjective) unlike
drutrestavidhas (adjective) invincible, unbeatable, undefeatable
dryn (noun) cook, chef
duanas (adjective) friendly
duane (noun) friend
E
ebintiethrynd (noun) silver maple
edha (noun) left
edhas (adjective) left
edhasir (noun) grain
edhehnas (adjective) ready
edhehni (verb) ready, to
edhest (preposition) during
edhri (verb) rotate, to
edile (noun) payment
edili (verb) pay, to
eho (adjective) four
eholosta (noun) cube
eholovan (noun) rectangle
eje (noun) drink
eji (verb) drink, to
elba (noun) word
elietau (noun) conjuration
elieti (verb) conjure, to
elietyn (noun) conjuror
ellalm (noun) door
elmasa (adverb) too
ema (adjective) ten
emaith (noun) brandy
enase (noun) cat
endedhelmi (verb) flower or bloom, to
endedhelmide (noun) flower or blossom
endelas (adjective) closed
endeli (verb) close, to
enel (adjective) away
enelas (adjective) away
enelasa (adverb) away
enenal (noun) "supergood" (enenal:good as evil:bad)
enenas (adjective) "supergood" (enenal:good as evil:bad)
enethad (noun) symbol
enethadas (adjective) symbolic
enethadi (verb) symbolize, to
enfe (noun) beaver
eni (verb) cause, to
enos (noun) point
enosi (verb) point, to
enye (conjunction) than
er (preposition) at
erajau (noun) credit
eraji (verb) credit, to
es (preposition) by
esa (noun) east
esas (adjective) wild
esasenase (noun) wildcat
escyi (verb) strike, to
esede (noun) claw
esedi (verb) claw, to
eshri (verb) be sorry or apologize, to
eshua (noun) wing
esi (noun) feed, to
esinn (noun) material
essi (verb) look, to
esudhafle (noun) healing
esudhafli (verb) heal, to
esudhaflyn (noun) healer
eth (pronoun) so
ethasa (adverb) more
ethelaa (noun) shore, coast
ethi (verb) born, to be
ethrandau (noun) vengeance
ethrandi (verb) call for vengeance, to
ethrandri (verb) get vengeance, to
ethrasa (adverb) most
ethrau (noun) revenge
ethri (verb) revenge oneself, to
ethruntithr (noun) cedar
eva (noun) eye
evini (verb) host, to
evinyn (noun) host
evo (noun) egg
eyoth (noun) clan
eyothon (noun) nation
eyothondo (noun) ancestor
F
fa (pronoun) you (singular/familiar)
faedha (noun) sister
faedhas (adjective) sisterly
Faillodhes (noun, proper) Meje
faillodheta (noun) philosophy
faillodhetyn (noun) philosopher
fal (pronoun) you (plural/formal)
falami (verb) love, to
falamir (noun) love
falamyn (noun) lover
falas (pronoun, possessive) your
falbir (noun) drawing
falbiri (verb) draw, to
fales (pronoun, possessive) yours
fali (verb) take, to
falo (noun) tone
fandala (noun) importance
fandalas (adjective) important
fath (conjunction) how
fathasa (adverb) how
favo (noun) powder
favomos (noun) cartridge
favorol (noun) flour
favosil (noun) gunpowder
fe (noun) use
feas (adjective) useful
feranath (noun) longhouse, council house
fessre (noun) toe
fi (verb) use, to
fidhe (noun) color
fidhi (verb) color, to
fiethetrais (noun) pine tree, pine wood
firenosi (verb) point, to come to a
firi (verb) make, to
firua (noun) dwarf
Firuaisin (noun) Dwarvish language
firuas (adjective) dwarven
firyn (noun) maker, builder
fitas (adjective) watery, wet
fith (noun) head
fiti (verb) wet or dampen, to
fitis (noun) water
fitisahi (verb) steam, to
fitisaho (noun) steam
fitisahona (noun) steamship
fli (preposition) near
fokos (noun) stem, stalk (of a plant)
folon (conjunction) than
folon (preposition) than
foras (adjective) slow
forasa (adverb) slowly
fydhi (verb) add, to
G
gaishrin (noun) power, force
gaisi (verb) rise, to
gasta (noun) sight
gasti (verb) see, to
gau (adverb) thus
gerva (noun) weasel
geso (noun) potato
godir (noun) pigeon
goltaupa (noun) reptile
gosirrath (noun) window
gramad (noun) deer
H
ha (article) a, an
hafi (verb) pant, to
hai (preposition) against
hailid (noun) club, cudgel
haisa (adverb) perhaps
hamaith (noun) town, village
hana (pronoun) each
hanas (adjective) each
hanashas (adjective) hateful
hanashi (verb) hate, to
hanashir (noun) hate
has (adjective) this
hasa (adverb) this
hashas (adjective) bitter
hashasa (adverb) bitterly
haushrai (noun, collective) elements, the
haushras (adjective) elemental
haushre (noun) element
haushryn (noun) elemental (magical being)
haushryn ad fitis (noun) water elemental
haushryn ad hiullie (noun) air elemental
haushryn ad hythyr (noun) fire elemental
haushryn ad othrode (noun) earth elemental
hava (noun) ease
havas (adjective) easy
he (pronoun) this
hel (pronoun) these
helas (adjective) these
hellyln (noun) knee
hethaume (noun) necessity
hethaumi (verb) be necessary, to
hethradas (adjective) pleasant, pleasing
hethrade (noun) pleasure
hethradi (verb) please, to
hethrak (noun) shade, shadow
higetraa (noun) abjuration
higetri (verb) abjure, to
hilyas (adjective) forested, wooded
hilys (noun) forest, woods
hithi (verb) battle or fight, to
hithie (noun) battle
hiullas (adjective) airy
hiullie (noun) air
holim (noun) floor
holn (preposition) across
hraith (noun) limb (of the body)
hraithi (verb) shoot, to
hri (verb) bend, to
hrithinde (noun) joint
hythas (adjective) fiery
hythi (verb) start a fire, to; burn, to
hythothrin (noun) coal
hythryn (noun) flint-lock
hythyr (noun) fire
hythyrol (noun) wick
hythyrothrin (noun) flint
I
ibi (verb) eat, to
iborelaa (noun) war, warfare
iborelas (adjective) warring
iboreli (verb) wage war, to
iborelyn (noun) warrior
idar (noun) ale
idhas (adjective) crooked or bent
idhi (verb) come, to
idhrasil (noun) revolver
idhri (verb) revolve, to
idran (noun) beard
idraullair (noun) maple
iele (noun) plant
ieli (verb) plant or root, to
ielibai (noun, collective) plantkind
iera (conjunction) since
iera (preposition) since
ierasa (adverb) since
iesathe (noun) spider
iesiban (noun) violence
iesibas (adjective) violent
iesibi (verb) commit violence or be violent, to
iethas (adjective) tall
ietho (noun) knuckle
iethre (noun) honor
iethri (verb) honor, to
ifanas (adjective) then
ifanasa (adverb) then
ifane (noun) then
ihalni (verb) stand, to
il (noun) twig
ilasa (adverb) there
ilbas (adjective) written
ilbi (verb) write, to
ilbyn (noun) writer
illas (adjective) orange
ille (noun) where
illea (conjunction) where
illeasa (adverb) where
illonith (noun) herb
ilmi (verb) grind, to
ilmothrin (noun) grindstone
ilpasa (adverb) within
ilyshri (verb) worship, to
ilyshryn (noun) worshipper
imadh (noun) appearance
imadhar (noun) appearance
imadhi (verb) appear, to
imadhlate (noun) description
imadhlati (verb) describe, to
imas (adjective) so
imduli (verb) thank, to
imes (noun) boar, pig
imi (verb) travel, to
immesi (verb) ask for/request, to
inadhas (adjective) joyous, joyful
inadhe (noun) joy
inadhi (verb) take joy in, to
inaeth (noun) wrist
Inasothai (noun, collective) Dark Elves/Yadhai ("The Forsaken")
inasothas (adjective) forsaken
inasothi (verb) forsake, to
ine (noun) home
inetati (verb) harvest, to
inetatos (noun) harvest
iplai (noun) fog
iplas (adjective) foggy
iraa (noun) speech
iraiste (noun) that which is borrowed
iraisti (verb) borrow, to
iraistyn (noun) borrower
irantand (noun) defense
irantandi (verb) defend, to
irantandyn (noun) defender
iri (verb) say or speak, to
iriarte (noun) dove
irra (noun) right
irras (adjective) right
iryn (noun) speaker
isahi (verb) smoke, to
isaho (noun) smoke
ise (noun) work
ishe (noun) leg
ishielan (noun) song
ishielas (adjective) sing-song
ishielavindyr (noun) songbird
ishieli (verb) sing, to
ishielyn (noun) singer
ishresi (verb) store, to
ishresse (noun) store
ishressoth (noun) storage
isi (verb) work/labor, to
isosedh (noun) search
isosedhyn (noun) searcher
isoseth (noun) quest
isosi (verb) seek, to
isryn (noun) worker
Issailma (noun, proper) Flamemistress
issas (adjective) little, small
issas-rinua (noun) halfling
Issas-rinuai (noun, collective) Halflings
isuli (verb) sculpt/shape, to
ith (preposition) above
ithadri (verb) protect, to
ithadro (noun) protection
ithlora (noun) fruit
ithondo (noun) parent
ithondofaedha (noun) aunt (literally, "parent-sister")
ithondon (noun) grandparent
ithondotaman (noun) uncle (literally, "parent-brother")
ithras (adjective) rainy
ithro (noun) rain
itine (adjective) thousand
ive (preposition) up
ivedh (noun) lizard
ivuthras (adjective) fair, just, balanced
ivuthren (noun) justice
ivuthryn (noun) judge (literally, "one who is just")
J
jadath (noun) loom
jaendas (adjective) tame, domesticated
jaendi (verb) tame, to; domesticate, to
jal (pronoun) what
jalas (adjective) what
jalasa (adverb) what
jathe (noun) mace
jeme (noun) eagle
jen (pronoun) who
jeshasto (noun) pipes (musical instrument)
jesthe (noun) arm
jethistau (noun) dynamite
jindanos (noun) tin
jivau (noun) dog
jo (noun) box (container)
jo (interjection) eh, right, y'know
johythyr (noun) lamp, lantern
jokas (noun) safe
josesel (noun) cattle, kine
josis (noun) cow
jothrast (noun) saltpeter
K
kafathe (noun) bear
kas (adjective) safe
kase (noun) safety
kashuya (noun) wind
kathra (noun) candle
kauthiba (noun) loudness, volume
kauthibas (adjective) loud
kavith (noun) reed
kebe (noun) memory
kebi (verb) remember, to
keh (noun) week
keleth (noun) part, portion
kelmile (noun) negotiation
kelmili (verb) negotiate, to
kelmilyn (noun) negotiator
kelnel (noun) noise
kelnelas (adjective) noisy
kelneli (verb) noise, to make
kera (noun) tear or rip
keri (verb) tear, to
kethli (verb) generate, to
kethlyn (noun) generator
kevaum (onomatopaeia) boom
kevaumi (verb) explode, to
kevaumur (noun) explosion
kevaumyn (noun) bomb, explosive device
kevedre (noun) latch
kevedri (verb) latch, to
kheson (noun) hawk
khimmas (adjective) sick, ill
khimme (noun) disease, sickness, illness
khimmi (verb) sick, to get; to fall ill
kien (noun) hair
kienas (adjective) hairy
kiestas (adjective) either
kieste (pronoun) either
kiesto (conjunction) either
kilendamdilis (noun) diamond
kilendi (verb) sparkle, to
kinas (adjective) half
kinasidhas (adjective) half-elven
kinasidhe (noun) half-elf
kinaur (noun) half
kini (verb) halve or split, to
kintasa (adverb) also
kirea (noun) match (firestarter)
kishas (adjective) yellow
kitedho (noun) platinum
ko (interjection) hey
kothathritra (noun) butterfly
kouhem (noun) elk
kri (verb) halt, to
kudias (adjective) right, correct
kudiasa (adverb) rightly, correctly
kudieni (verb) do right, to
kudiesse (noun) rightness
kururi (verb) crow like a rooster, to
kuthraa (noun) softness (sound volume)
kuthraas (adjective) soft (sound volume)
L
ladhel (adjective) thirteen
laist (noun) sphere, ball
laistas (adjective) round
lalas (adjective) seventeen
lallas (adjective) cold
lalle (noun) cold
lalmydri (verb) expect, to
lalmydru (noun) expectation
lanadh (noun) home, house
lantas (adjective) infragreen
larq (noun) lake
larquon (noun) ocean
larrete (noun) brew
larreti (verb) brew, to
las (adjective) seven
lasadhri (noun) rifle, to
lasaldo (adjective) fifteen
lasathle (adjective) sixteen
lasho (adjective) eleven
lashoshym (noun) nonacle
lasi (verb) cut, to
lasiv (adjective) twelve
latasa (adverb) backward
lathrai (noun, collective) Dead, the
lathras (adjective) dead
lathre (noun) death
Lathre (noun, proper) Rammis
lathri (verb) die, to
lati (verb) tell, to
latu (noun) back
lautas (adjective) infrablue
lauth (noun) worm
lear (noun) sense
leari (verb) sense, to (to perceive)
ledrith (noun) fox
leho (adjective) fourteen
lehri (verb) tan leather, to
lehrthatar (noun) leather
lehryn (noun) tanner
lesistas (adjective) charismatic
lesiste (noun) charisma
levanneth (noun) danger
levannethas (adjective) dangerous
leyantessand (noun) knowledge
leyantessi (verb) know, to
leyantime (noun) navigation
leyantimi (verb) navigate, to
leyantimyn (noun) navigator
lhene (noun) squirrel
li (verb) give, to
liji (verb) dance, to
linis (noun) owl
lirand (noun) stone
lireshi (verb) respond, to
liva (noun) ear
lolin (noun) food
lomde (noun) hunt
lomdi (verb) hunt, to
lomdyn (noun) hunter
lomi (verb) stop, to
londe (noun) touch
londea (noun) touch, sense of
londi (verb) touch, to
lontath (noun) tower
los (noun) fish
lossi (verb) believe, to
lossiesse (noun) belief
lossiessyn (noun) believer
losta (noun) square
lothi (verb) act, to
lothosi (verb) follow, to
lothrinya (noun) thief, crook
lovan (noun) angle
ludas (adjective) indigo
luse (noun) chase
lusi (verb) chase or pursue, to
luth (preposition) for
lydrathin (noun) ammunition
lyladhai (noun, collective) royalty
lyladhas (adjective) royal
lythre (noun) weapon
lythrebas (adjective) angry
lythrebe (noun) anger
lythrebi (verb) be angry, to
lythri (verb) bear a weapon or arm oneself, to
M
ma (pronoun) it
ma-dhel (adjective) thirty
ma-eho (adjective) forty
ma-las (adjective) seventy
ma-saldo (adjective) fifty
ma-sathle (adjective) sixty
ma-siv (adjective) twenty
madlas (adjective) rough, churning (as in seas)
maithrendaa (noun) alliance
maithrendas (adjective) allied
maithrendi (verb) ally, to
maithrendyn (noun) ally
malnith (noun) flesh
margar (noun) rat
matra (noun) difficulty
matras (adjective) difficult
maudri (verb) have, to
mavedre (noun) lock (security device)
mavedri (verb) lock, to
medas (adjective) many
medh (noun) peace
medhiraa (noun) diplomacy
medhiras (adjective) diplomatic
medhiri (verb) diplomacy, to use/to be diplomatic
medhiryn (noun) diplomat
menorav (noun) tool
menorith (noun) iron
mesaithi (verb) throw a feast, to
mesalauth (noun) electricity
mesalauthas (adjective) electrical
mherris (noun) crow, raven
midhre (noun) foot
mirasa (adverb) forward
mire (noun) front
mithitros (noun) jewelry
miye (noun) pitch (sound frequency)
miyi (verb) pitch, to (a sound)
monae (noun) mom, mommy
monya (noun) mother
monyas (adjective) motherly
monyon (noun) grandmother
mora (noun) muscle
morionthod (noun) duke
mos (noun) bag
mosi (verb) bag, to put into a
musi (verb) light or ignite, to
myaso (noun) wax
mydhrinyas (adjective) soft (texture)
mydhrinye (noun) softness (texture)
N
na (noun) ship
na(l) (pronoun) reflexive accessory pronoun
na(r)- (prefix) re- (repetitive prefix)
nabis (noun) wood
nadu (interjection) yes
naed (noun) gnat
naedil (noun) body
naethos (noun) hardness (texture)
naethosas (adjective) hard (texture)
naidhra (noun) pen
naili (verb) buy, to
nailyn (noun) buyer
naithan (noun) feather
naithanas (adjective) feathery
naithas (adjective) feathered
naladas (adjective) fierce
nalodhe (noun) tree
nalothlora (noun) fruit-tree
namah (noun) vegetable
namah (noun) device
namah o dauneth (noun) muscial instrument
narasa (adverb) again
narth (noun) here
Narth (noun, proper) Here (name of world)
nasa (adverb) even
nasalm (noun) race / species
nasalmas (adjective) racial
nata (noun) heat
natas (adjective) hot
natham (noun) tube
nau (preposition) between
nauf (interjection) so
nauras (adjective) long
naurashrat (noun) cylinder
naurasil (noun) musket
naurasilaist (noun) musketball
naurdrol (noun) fang
naurdrolon (noun) tusk
navassa (noun) leadership
navassi (verb) lead, to
ne(l) (pronoun) reciprocal accessory pronoun
neji (verb) try, to; attempt, to
nelar (noun) brute
nelara (noun) orc
Nelarai (noun, collective) Orcs
Nelaraisin (noun) Orcish
nelaras (adjective) orcish, brutish
nelet (noun) trunk (of a tree)
nelet-ho (noun) barrel (container)
nemmaek (noun) stuff
nendi (verb) talk, to
nepai (conjunction) although
nethi (verb) fight (single combat), to
Nethla (noun, proper) Jayn
nethlan (noun) fight
nethlyn (noun) fighter
nethom (noun) endurance
nevassyn (noun) leader
ni (conjunction) if
nidhas (adjective) fast
nidhasa (adverb) quickly
nidhi (verb) receive, to
niendas (adjective) woolen
niendas (adjective) open
niende (noun) wool
niendi (verb) open, to
niene (verb) breath
nieni (verb) breathe, to
nithua (noun) strife
nol (preposition) down
nolas (adjective) ugly
nole (noun) ugliness
nolovath (noun) building
nolovi (verb) build, to
nolovyn (noun) builder
nossalar (noun) corruption
nossalari (verb) corrupt, to
nuth (noun) grape
nuthinde (noun) vineyard
nya (preposition) off
nyadel (noun) torso
nyas (adjective) off
nyellis (noun) wall
nyistas (adjective) beautiful
nyistel (noun) beauty
nykas (adjective) wide
nykasil (noun) shotgun (widegun)
nymashrat (noun) month
nymastyr (noun) moon
nyoba (noun) leaf (of a tree)
nyolm (preposition) before
nyoltas (adjective) aged
nyolti (verb) age, to
nythragastas (adjective) prophetic
nythras (adjective) future
Nythrygasta (noun, proper) Srah
nythrygaste (noun) prophecy
nythrygasti (verb) prophesy, to
nythrygastyn (noun) prophet
nythrys (noun) future
O
o (article) the
odaha (noun) man, male
odahas (adjective) manly
odh (noun) chair
odhal (noun) elbow
odhras (adjective) clear, transparent
odhrasothrin (noun) glass
odhrasythlethalos (noun) amber
oh' (interjection) hi
oha (interjection) hello
ohr (noun) ankle
ol (noun) string
olandithe (noun) sky
oldauneth (noun) harp
oldaunethi (verb) harp, to
olethy (noun) wine
olothas (adjective) wrong
olothe (noun) wrong
olothesse (noun) wrongdoing
olothi (verb) do wrong, to
omas (adjective) swift, quick
omasa (adverb) swiftly, quickly
orende (noun) meat
orendi (verb) butcher, to; lit. to make meat
orendyn (noun) butcher
orol (noun) wheat
orraisas (adjective) stormy
orraise (noun) storm
os (preposition) from
oshas (adjective) infraorange
ost (noun) story
osti (verb) tell or make up a story, to
ostys (noun) world, garden
ostysidhie (noun) Tao-like Sidhe philosophy
osudhlea (noun) smell, sense of
osudhli (verb) smell, to (perceive a scent)
osuthlas (adjective) smelly
osuthle (noun) smell, odor
osuthli (verb) smell, to (to have an odor)
otha (noun) woman, female
othanyausaamdilis (noun) emerald
othanye (noun) leaf
othas (adjective) womanly
Othashym (noun, proper) Borah
othea (noun) hearing, sense of
othi (verb) hear, to
othlas (adjective) infrared
othral (noun) evil
othrandahe (noun) laurel
othras (adjective) evil
othrin (noun) rock, stone
othrodas (adjective) earthy, dirty (lacks English connotations)
othrode (noun) earth, dirt
otiras (adjective) weak
otra (preposition) with
otyr (preposition) because
ove (conjunction) unless
ovit (noun) wheel
ovitsha (noun) waterwheel
ovitsil (noun) wheel-lock
P
pae (conjunction) though
Pedos (noun, proper) moon, lesser, of Narth
pirande (noun) robin
plebi (verb) regret, to
plenya (noun) roughness (texture)
plenyas (adjective) rough (texture)
Q
qaeshe (noun) letter (missive)
qethran (noun) pants, breeches
quamith (noun) breast
quindal (noun) badness
quindas (adjective) bad
quindasa (adverb) badly
quintaa (noun) flame
quothil (noun) sheep
R
ra (noun) day
raintu (noun) bow (archery)
raith (noun) minute (unit of time)
ralma (noun) holiness
ralmas (noun) holy, divine
ralmasa (adverb) divinely
ralme (noun) god, goddess
Ralmon (noun, proper) Asutine
raman (noun) son
ranas (adjective) short
rar (noun) pipe (tubing)
raset (noun) money
rath (noun) south
rathesa (noun) southeast
rathtel (noun) southwest
rauri (verb) roar, to
reladhi (verb) bless, to
reladhis (noun) blessing
relone (noun) shield
reloni (verb) shield, to
rendal (noun) good, goodness
rendas (adjective) good
rendi (verb) be good, to
rendri (verb) suggest, to
reth (noun) branch
rethi (verb) branch, to
reve (noun) daughter
rimenas (adjective) alone
rinua (noun) human
rinuai (noun, collective) humankind
Rinuaisin (noun) human common language
rinuas (adjective) human
rinyas (adjective) crooked (morally), cheating
rinyi (verb) steal or cheat, to
risam (noun) stick
ro (conjunction) until
ro (preposition) until
roba (noun) fuse
robasil (noun) match-lock
ronfiod (noun) raccoon
rysalas (adjective) copper
rysalos (noun) copper
rysas (adjective) red
S
sadhasa (adverb) never
saime (noun) bullet
saimenatham (noun) barrel (of a gun)
saithi (verb) feast, to
sal (noun) shine
salas (adjective) shiny
saldo (adjective) five
sali (verb) shine, to
salmenor (noun) steel
salquon (noun) wound
salquoni (verb) wound, to
sasadh (noun) bone
sathle (adjective) six
sathros (noun) lion
sau (preposition) among
sausti (verb) owe, to
saustoth (noun) debt
saustyn (noun) debtor
se (pronoun) I, me
sede (noun) end
sedi (verb) end, to
sel (pronoun) we, us
selas (pronoun, possessive) my, our
seles (pronoun, possessive) mine, ours
selostas (adjective) forgotten
selosti (verb) forget, to
sethas (adjective) distant
sethasilbi (verb) telegraph, to
sethasilbyn (noun) telegraph
sha (noun) river
shaidras (adjective) sweet
shaidraullair (noun) sugar maple
Shaldrim (noun, proper) Wavemaster
shautaanas (noun) pseudodragon
shauthaa (noun) dragon
shavauldessa (noun) dogwood
shedre (noun) hand
shedresil (noun) pistol
shem (noun) cousin
sho (adjective) one
shodhan (noun) unicorn
sholienistu (noun) temple
shothrandaur (noun) mimosa
shrakarras (adjective) screaming
shrakarri (verb) scream, to
shrakarryn (noun) screamer
shrield (noun) law
shrieldas (adjective) lawful
Shriessabos (noun, proper) Aetherlord
shrydohauld (noun) poplar
shyfe (noun) dagger, knife
shym (noun) star
shymai (noun, collective) Stars, the
shymirralas (adjective) silver
shymirralos (noun) silver
Shymishielyn (noun, proper) Starsinger, the
si (preposition) to
sibadh (noun) speech
Sidhai (noun, collective) Elvenkind
Sidhaisin (noun) Elvish language
sidhas (adjective) Elven, elf-like
sidhe (noun) elf
sidhyn (noun) one who acts like an elf, an elf-wannabe
sie (preposition) out
siethas (adjective) outside
siethasa (adverb) outside
siethe (preposition) outside
sil (noun) gun
silasadhre (noun) rifle
silaso (noun) refuge
siledthe (noun) skill
silnabis (noun) stock (of a gun)
silnamah (noun) lock (gun mechanism)
sindas (adjective) violet
sindelos (noun) language
sirissa (noun) silk
sirissalauth (noun) silkworm
sirissas (adjective) silky, silken
sisoroth (noun) charcoal
sithlai (collective noun) mammals
sithli (verb) suckle, to
sithlyn (noun) mammal
siv (adjective) two
sivas (adjective) both
sive (pronoun) both
so (preposition) on
soas (adjective) on
sothi (verb) grow, to
stas (adjective) infrayellow
su (pronoun) that
sul (pronoun) those
sulas (adjective) those
sulie (conjunction) that
syr (noun) kill, murder
syras (adjective) killed
syri (verb) kill, to
T
tabor (noun) horse
tai (conjunction) as
tai (preposition) as
taiasa (adverb) as
taila (noun) life
tailas (adjective) living
tailaunas (adjective) alive
taili (verb) live, to
taimae (noun) nose
taladi (verb) sting, to
taladyn (noun) stinger
talath (noun) seed
tali (verb) cross, to
taman (noun) brother
tamanas (adjective) brotherly
tanli (verb) reward, to
tanlye (noun) reward
tant (conjunction) or
tash (noun) pain
tashas (adjective) painful
tashi (verb) inflict pain, to
tashon (noun) agony
tashonas (adjective) agonizing
tashoni (verb) torture, to
tashonyn (noun) torturer
tath (noun) mouth
tathon (noun) blunderbuss
tathon (noun) bass, large-mouth
tati (verb) bring, to
teh (interjection) faugh, phooey, feh
tel (noun) west
telnan (noun) holster
telnaur (noun) hold
telni (verb) hold, to
telte (noun) berry
tha (pronoun) he, him
thadras (adjective) late
thadrasa (adverb) lately
thahaivi (verb) make an enemy, to
thaidri (verb) serve, to
thaidryn (noun) servant
thantilm (noun) book
thas (pronoun, possessive) his
thatar (noun) skin
thathaiv (noun) enemy
thaussa (preposition) close to
thaust (preposition) like
thea (pronoun) every
theame (noun) everything
theatha (noun) everyone, everybody
thel (pronoun) them, they
thelas (pronoun, possessive) their
theles (pronoun, possessive) theirs
thened (noun) dog
thera (noun) wish
theri (verb) wish, to
thi (noun) all
thi (pronoun) all
thias (adjective) all
thiasa (adverb) all
thieni (verb) throw, to
thihn (noun) other
thihn (pronoun) other
thihnas (adjective) other
thihnasa (adverb) other
thimau (noun) shirt or tunic
thinde (noun) place
Thindyadhe (noun, proper) Dark Place -- the Abyss
tho (pronoun) she, her
tholm (noun) sword
tholu (noun) priest
thos (pronoun, possessive) her, hers
thrade (noun) legion, horde
thraile (noun) second (unit of time)
thremaule (noun) enjoyment
thremausi (verb) enjoy, to
thri (verb) behold, to
thrianas (adjective) finished, done
thriani (verb) finish, to
thrielle (noun) removal
thrielli (verb) remove, to
thro (conjunction) while
Throndaur (noun, proper) Dwiit
thronde (noun) thought
throndi (verb) think, to
throndillau (noun) mental/spiritual strength
throndyn (noun) thinker
throntaa (noun) year
throteva (noun) cloud
throtevas (adjective) cloudy
throvanyas (adjective) feverish
throvanye (noun) fever
thurondas (adjective) intelligent
thurondo (noun) intelligence
thyrilli (verb) wander, to
thyrillis (adjective) wandering
thyrillyn (noun) wanderer
tisathri (verb) reflect, to
tisatryn (noun) mirror
tisira (noun) finger
tisiradhan (noun) fingernail
tore (noun) meeting
tori (verb) meet, to
tovas (adjective) big, great
tredha (preposition) without
trestas (adjective) defeated
treste (noun) defeat
tresti (verb) defeat, to
tros (noun) wolf
trosas (adjective) wolven
troshrakarr (noun) howl
troshrakarras (adjective) howling
troshrakarryn (noun) howler
trosyn (noun) werewolf (literally, "wolfer")
tuin (noun) mouse
tur (noun) cat
U
udhiel (noun) bronze
udresi (verb) match, to
ulythra (noun) politics
ulythras (adjective) political
ulythryn (noun) politician
unar (noun) letter (alphabetic character)
ureli (verb) ask/query, to
uriemo (noun) shelf
urnes (noun) badger
usasamdilis (noun) ruby
usasas (adjective) bloody
usasu (noun) blood
usonye (noun) lightning
ust (preposition) under
utasiedym (noun) yew
utiasa (adverb) now
utiobel (noun) sparrow
V
vadoshae (noun) monarch
vadoshaeha (noun) king
vadoshaetha (noun) queen
vadoshi (verb) rule, to
vadoshyn (noun) ruler
vadra (noun) limb (of a tree)
vaildas (adjective) childlike
vailde (noun) child
vaildoshaeha (noun) prince
vaildoshaetha (noun) princess
vanyar (noun) mercy
vanyas (adjective) merciful
vanyi (verb) grant mercy, to
vasa (adverb) when
vasethe (noun) mediation
vasethi (verb) mediate, to
vasethyn (noun) mediator
vaun (noun) cash
velnaur (noun) grasp
velni (verb) grasp, to
veltisas (adjective) separate
veltisi (verb) separate, to
ven (interjection) no
venas (adjective) no
venasa (adverb) no
venasho (pronoun) no one
vertas (adjective) apart
veth (noun) nature, character
vi (verb) do, to
viri (verb) weave, to
viriti (verb) cure, to
virito (noun) cure
viryn (noun) weaver
vo (conjunction) when
vol (pronoun) when
vosa (noun) dad, daddy
vosand (noun) father
vosandon (noun) grandfather
vosas (adjective) fatherly
votaa (noun) fool
votas (adjective) foolish
voti (verb) be foolish or act foolishly, to
Y
ya (interjection) oh
yadha (noun) dark
yadhas (adjective) dark
Yadhavailde (noun, proper) Ntono
yadhi (verb) darken, to or be dark, to
yaraith (noun) sibling
yathas (adjective) black
ydra (noun) hope
ydras (adjective) hopeful
ydri (verb) hope, to
yethere (noun) praise
yetheri (verb) praise, to
yilledh (noun) return
yilledhi (verb) return, to
ynte (noun) mate
ynti (verb) mate, to
yramin (noun) woodchuck
yras (adjective) old
yrasi (verb) grow old, to
yrras (adjective) white
ysith (noun) beer
yssynde (noun) scroll
ytha (preposition) after
ythasa (adjective) less
ythe (conjunction) after
ythele (noun) time
ythla (noun) sun
ythlas (adjective) bright
ythlecheru (noun) firefly
ythlethalas (adjective) gold
ythlethalos (noun) gold
ythlos (noun) light
ythloshym (noun) starlight
Ythlyr (noun, proper) Nerahn
ythrasa (adverb) least
ythreyai (noun, collective) animal-kind
ythreye (noun) animal