Adurna thrysta.—Thrust water.
Atra esterní ono thelduin.—May good fortune rule over you.
brisingr—fire
deyja—die
drahtr—pull
Du Eld Draumar—The Old Dreamers
Du Fells Nángoröth—The Blasted Mountains
Du Vrangr Gata—The Wandering Path
Du Weldenvarden—The Guarding Forest
eitha—go; leave
Eka fricai.—I am a friend.
Eldunarí—the heart of hearts: the gemlike stone wherein a dragon can store its consciousness
entha—still
flauga—fly
flautja—float
flautr—floater
gedwëy ignasia—shining palm
Halfa utan thornessa fra jierda.—Keep this fork from breaking.
hvitra—whiten
Ílf adurna fïthren, sving raehta.—If water touches, turn right.
Ílf kona thornessa thar fïthrenar, thae stenr jierda.—If this woman touches there, then break stone.
islingr—light-bringer/illuminator
ithring—freedom
jierda—break; hit
kverst—cut
Kvetha Fricai.—Greetings, Friend.
ládrin—open
Lethrblaka—Leather-Flapper
letta—stop
líjothsa—light
lyftha—lift
maela—quiet
naina—make bright
reisa—raise/lift
Reisa adurna fra undir, un ílf fïthren skul skulblaka flutningr skul eom edtha.—Raise water from below, and if touch dragon scale, carry scale to me.
skölir—shield
slytha—sleep
sving—turn
Thrífa sem knífr un huildr sem konr.—Seize that knife and hold that man.
thrysta—thrust
Thrysta vindr.—Thrust/compress the air.
vindr—wind; air
Vindr thrysta un líjothsa athaerum.—Compress air and gather light.
Waíse heill.—Be healed.
Wiol ono.—For you.
zar’roc—misery
mehtra—mother
sehtra—son
Arngor—White Mountain
barzûl—curse someone with ill fate
Beor—giant cave bear (borrowed from the ancient language)
Fanghur—dragon-like creatures native to the Beor Mountains. Smaller and less intelligent than dragons; related to the Nïdhwal
Farthen Dûr—Our Father
goroth—place
Môgren—black-needled pinetrees native to the Beor Mountains, noted for their hard, dense wood
Tronjheim—Helm of Giants
chukka—marmot-like creature native to the northern reaches of the Spine
ghra—exclamation used to express doubt or a sense of mild disapproval
gzja—exclamation used to express contempt
qazhqargla—rite that joins two Urgals as blood brothers; may also refer to blood brothers as such
shagvrek—ancient race of hornless
shûkva—heal
ûhldmaq—Urgals who, according to legend, were transformed into giant cave bears
Uluthrek—Mooneater
Urgralgra—Urgals’ name for themselves (literally, “those with horns”)
zhar—randomness