Rastalian

Rastalian is the umbrella term for the languages used by the Ancient Peoples of the world of Agrinum. It draws from such languages as Latin, Greek, Spanish, English, Sanskrit, Japanese and German, and Welsh.

The World of Agrinum

Agrinum is a world believed to have been created by Anphia; the culmination of all the energies of the Universe drawn together by the song of Anecuisa, the Goddess of Life, and the crafting of Gaturos, the God of Darkness. In philosophical ideology, Agrinum went through 3 phases: the phase of the Origins, the phase of the Ancients and the phase of the New Era (the present time). The Origins were the first people born from the union of Anphia and Gaia (the spirit of Agrinum). It was said that they were given the language of the Universe, the language spoken by the Gods and that allowed a harnessing of the Universal mana. However, the Origins grew arrogant in their power and eventually war ravaged Agrinum: Gaturos, who had sealed the negative mana of the Universe within himself, released it in his fury of their arrogance, creating the Great Shade that would be the death of the Origins. As Agrinum healed, the Ancient people were born, and despite not gifted with the language of the Universe as the Origins had been, still preserved the ability to weild mana through Song Maidens and Vanguards. How they came to their end, however, is a complete mystery. Very little is actually known of the language of the Origins, which has only been preserved through old tablets and spatterings of Hymns. Likewise, the Ancient language is no longer spoken, but scholars can put together constructed sentences of how it would've been spoken and used.

Origin Dialect

The Origin Dialect was believed to be the first language, as well as the language of the Universe. Each letter had a specific meaning, and strung together could make another meaning. Particularly used in song magic, a singer could craft meanings out of these words and make a direct impact magically on their environment.

The Origin alphabet

Here is a table of the Origin Alphabet, and the assigned meanings of each letter. N/A is assigned to a letter where the meaning is ambiguous.

Letter	Meaning
A	Happiness, light
B	Destroy, fear, anger
D	Supplication, hollow, weak
E	Grow, prosperous, nature (plantlife)
F	Free, fly, sky, wind (movement)
G	[a particle to indicate an object being affected]
H	Breath, Life, air
I	(gerund) Eternity, Wandering, Water
J	Ignorance, want
K	Protect, wall, castle/kingdom
L	Song, dance, worship, pray, wish, foot
M	(pronoun) Vessel
N	Void, empty (negative)
O	Knowledge, eyes, Sun, omniscience
Q	Lean, support, give
P	power, might, earth (solid objects)
R	mind, subconscious, thought, sleep
S	holy, temple, sacred, soul
T	land, home, cradle
U	unknown, dark
V	feel, heart, spirit, fire, passion
W	transform, change
X	death, end, decay, fate, (to)close
Y	intertwine, together, twist, spin, knot
Z	harm, mark, thorn
AN	beginning, origin, open
AR	universe, knowledge
PH	energy (mana), universe, deity
CH	hunt, food, earn
SH	silence, listen, moon

Examples of the usage of Origin Dialect can be found in ancient tablets found in the Rumea Region (from the West Continent), that seem to narrate a creation myth, though research is still undergoing into how the dialect is deconstructed.

Standard Arian Dialect

The Arian language has six vowels; the typical 'a e i o u' as well as 'n', which is also considered a vowel. In the writing system, how vowels are pronounced are clearly marked:

Arian glyphs, also with pronunciation guide.

Consonants in the Arian alphabet:

The Arian alphabet

Pronouns

	1st Person		2nd person		3rd person
	Singular (I)	Plural (We)	Singular (you)	Plural (you)	Singular (She/he/It)			Plural (They)
Nominative	mea	é	Yor	yé	se	che	tí	es
Genitive	mean	éyn	Yorn	yén	shé	chén	tír	en
Accusative	méa	éy	Yora	yér	shéa	chéa	tía	ert*
Dative	méas	éys	yors	yérs	shés	chés	tís	ers

• The accusative of the 3rd person plural can also appear as "esra" depending upon the dialect preference.

Particles [Postpositions/Prepositions]

Particles typically come before the object they affect in an SVO sentence. For example, the particle "ot" meaning 'on' is used in this sentence:

Che stolle ot stal

which means:

He sits on the chair

Note that the particle 'to' is only ever used in Arian as a preposition rather than as a particle to mark an infinitive verb. For example, it would be used here:

Mea meloa to yor

(I sing to you)

But not here:

Mea're harla meloa aria'mea

(I will be happy to sing my song)

[Note: in written Arian, the verb or noun owned by the pronoun, or the adjective/adverb qualifying the noun/verb can be joined with an apostrophe <'>. This is a common function in written Arian, though is not a rule, and is possibly the influence of older dialects that make Standard Arian]

Articles

Arian largely goes without articles: 'a flower' is simply relayed as 'flower'. However, in archaic speech, articles such as 'The' are used to emphasise importance and significance. For example; the particle 'bhuh' ('The') would be used to introduce someone of importance:

Bhuh Sanche o Temadon

(The Lord of Temadon)

Or to indicate something of significance or worth:

Bhuh crown

(The Crown)

Sentence Structure

Spoken, the Arian Dialect follows a simple SVO structure:

Gaturos crafts the world

would become:

Gaturos gratwa byder

Continous Tense

To transform a verb into a continuous, the definer 'yn' is appended to the start of a verb:

Gaturos is crafting the world.

in Arian:

Gaturos yn'gratwa byder

Past Tense

To change this sentence to a past tense, one would appended the definer 'xi' onto the start of a verb:

Gaturos crafted the world.

would become:

Gaturos xi'gratwa byder

Perfect Past Tense

Gaturos had crafted the world.

in Arian the definer 'xat' is appended to the start of a verb:

Gaturos xat'gratwa byder

Future Tense

Gaturos will craft the world

in Arian, the definer 'ah' is appended to the start of a verb:

Gaturos ah'gratwa byder

Passive Voice

In Arian, to change a verb into passive voice, the definer 'nyhi' is appended to the start of a verb:

I'm embracing the light

(Mea yn'colweia lucia)

becomes:

I'm being embraced by the light.

Mea nyhi'yn'colweia lucia)

Negative Form

To change a sentence into a negative, the definer 'uw' is added before a verb:

Gaturos crafts the world
(Gaturos gratwa byder)

becomes

Gaturos doesn't craft the world

(Gaturos uw gratwa byder)

Note, that the definer 'uw' appended to the end of a verb transforms the word into it's antonym.

gratwa'uw

would make it mean:

to destroy

as opposed to the original meaning of 'gratwa' which means 'to craft'.

This is relevant to all verbs.

Noun Ownership

Placing two nouns together means that one noun owns the other. There is no rule for direction of ownership, so it is inferred from context:

Gaturos sanctum

(Gaturos's Sanctum)


meloa mea

(My lullaby)

Ownership can also be indicated by the presence of the partcile 'o'. When it's used, the noun that comes before it is "owned" by the noun that comes after it.

meloa o rym

Lullaby of the Dragons

The use of the 'o' particle is most common in formal speech as an introduction to a title;i.e. 'Sanche o Temadon' (Lord of Temadon) and thus the absence of any particle at all is the most common in spoken Arian.

Adjectives

An adjective is always placed before the noun/verb it affects:

Kalia falora

(a pretty flower)


Che rapita druta

(He runs fast)

Adverbs

An adverb is often put before the verb or adjective it affects:

Che waer talle

(He is very tall)

[note: In this example, the verb 'vas' (to be) is not used. In spoken and prosaic Arian, the 'to be' verb can be ommitted in simple statements such as the above. In formal speech however, 'to be' would not be ommitted.]

In Arian, adverbs of manner are often formed by adding the suffix '-yat'. For example:

She kaliayat balau

(She smiles prettily)

Quantity/Plurals

In Arian, to indicate a plural of something, the definer 'se' is appended to the pluralised noun:

Mea brajose

(My arms)

However, 'se' would not be used in the case of indicating an indeterminate quantity of a noun. For this, the definer 'qua' is appended to the noun intended. For example:

Fahar'qua

(The birds)

Numbers

• Nel = 0
• Nnoi = 1
• Del = 2
• Troa = 3
• Quat = 4
• Zaq = 5
• Ix = 6
• Set = 7
• Oct = 8
• Nef = 9
• Diz = 10
• Duaz = 100
• Droz = 1000
• Draziz = 10000

Note: when a number is a subject (such as 'the tenth year') 'at' is appended to the number (or 'yot' if the word ends with a vowel):

'Dizat'  = tenth

'Nnoiyot'= first

DICTIONARY

Arian Word	Function	English Meaning
aarde	n.	rock, cradle, birthplace [archaic] the place from which one is born
ad	Prep.	Amongst, among, amidst, amid
adia	Adv.v.	(adv.)Before (time), long ago (v.) to come before
aerlia	n.adj.	(n.) Eternity, continuous forever (adj.) eternal, everlasting, unceasing
Aesia/aesha	n.	Angel, Heavenly Messenger
aethos	n.	Heavenly power, power of the Heavens, Mana
aferial	Adj.	Existing outside of time, ethereal, beyond the earth
aft	v.n.	(v.) to swear by/an oath (n.) oath
ag	v.	To hold, to support
agress	n.	Determination; decision; will; force
Agrinum	n.	Agrinum (the world of Agrinum); the One Eternal Shining World blessed of the Gods [archaic]
am	v.	To befriend, to make acquaintance
amalia	n.v.	(n.) charity (v.) to give in kindness
amia	n.	Friend, comrade
amor	v.	To love
an	v.adj.n.	(v.) to shine (adj.) shining, bright (n.) the Shining
ana	v.	[archaic] to receive the world’s light and shine with its song
anad	Prep.	Before, in front of
and	v.	To return
ane	v.	To love
Anecuisa	n.	The Goddess of Light; [archaic] The One who sings the song of light and brings forth life
Anphia	n.	The Spirit of Life; [archaic] The Being brought forth by the Light’s Song and blesses the World with Life
anw	Conj.	This, that [+es] these, those
ap	Prep.v.	(prep.) Up (v.) to lift; to raise
apat	n.adj.	(n.) deceit, deceiver (adj.) deceitful
ar	Adj.	Only, unique, single
arar	v.	To remain, to stand, to defy
arc	v.n.	(v.) to arc, to cross over (n.) arc , bridge, arch
arcoxior	n.	Rainbow, heavenly arc/bridge
Argua	v.	[Origin] to give knowledge to one's without light
aria	n.	Song (specifically a song of blessing)
arl	v.	To hope, to desire
Arma	n.v.	(n.) soul, core [archaic] light (v.) [archaic] To bring the universe into myself to become a light
armarre	N.	Army, military
Arulya	v.n.	(v.) To hope, to wish for (n.) Hope
Arxa (arx)	n.	tower
arya	v.n.	(v.) To sacrifice (n.) the sacrifice, [archaic] a prayer of blessing
asarph	v.n.	(v.) To become, (archaic) to become a vessel through which mana flows (n.) Song Maiden (archaic)
ash	n.	Ash, dust, [archaic] grave of the wind
atar	v.	To attack, to strike, to fight, to duel
atre	n.	Area, place, position
aud	v.	To create, to bring into existence
Avargas’sa	v.	[archaic] To invoke the power of the Gods in supplication
az	Adv.	As
baedhu	v.	To beat, to thump, to hit
balau	v.n.	(v.) To smile (n.) smile
balisk	n.	Big snake (Basilisk), poison, dagger
barh	Adj.n.	(adj.) Dark, dark-coloured, black, (n.) cloak
Bastra	n.	The Shade, the Shadow, the Great Sorrow, the Swallowing Darkness
bella	Adj.	Beautiful, stunning, breath-taking
bellam	n.v.	(n.) Blossom (v.) to blossom
bey	Prep.	beyond
bhel	v.	To swell, to explode, to burst
blast	n.v.	(n.) blame, culpability for something undesirable (v.) to blame
borra	v.	To erase, to wipe
brajo	n.	Arm, sword, weapon, tool
brydr	v.	To fight, to joust
Byder	n.	Land, earth, rock
bywn	n.v.	(n.) birth (v.) to give birth
caer	v.	To carry; to weigh; to load
cala	n.adj.	colour
cambia	v.	To change, to ratify an agreement
canta	Adj.	Gentle, kind
cantal	v.	Voice
carre	n.	Path, passage, route
carta	n.	Law, rule
cartan	n.	Authority, figure of power
caus	v.	To call
ce	Conj.	Because of, by means of, for the reason that, as determined because
cem	v.	To come, to arrive
cestye	v.	To bind, to control
chakat	v.	To hunt, to find
chech	v.	To disgust, to revolt
chechue	Adj.	disgusting, revolting
chicha	v.n.	(v.) to chirp (n.) cricket
choros	n.	Chorus
chronos	n.	Time, sequence, chronology (uncountable time/sequential time)
chyma	v.	To infuse
chymos	n.	Alchemy
chywyrn	Adj.	Violent, wild
cia	n.	The world, everything
ciel	n.	Sky
colwe	v.	To embrace
coneho	n.	Rabbit, hare
cora	n.	Heart, love
corath	Part.	Within the/my heart
cord	v.n.	(v.) to sound (n.) sound, sound waves
corsp	n.	Corpse, body, flesh
credia
creia	n.	Lightning
crown	n.v.	(n.) crown (v.) to crown, to coronate
culda	n.	Body
Culpa	v.	To hold, to cradle, to be made responsible [for something]
cup	n.v.	(v.) to cup (n.) Cup (for beverages)
cura	v.	To cure, to heal
cwy	v.	To fall, to tumble, to drop
cyrru	v.	To bring
cys	Prep.pro.	(prep.) Like (pro.) such as
daeg	n.	day
daeget	n.adv.	Tomorrow, the day after this day
daeghes	n.adv.	Yesterday, the day before today
daegye	n.adv.	Today, the current day, this day
danza	v.n.	(v.) to dance (n.) dance (+n)
degh	v.	To take
delen	v.	To share
delga	v.	To exchange
dep	Conj.	But, although
desp	v.	To despair
despar	Adj.	desperate
diam	n.	Diamond, precious gem, cage
Dius [deus, theus, thius]	n.	Almighty, God
dn	Prep.	By, next to
donn	n.	Superior, lord, master
dor	v.	To sleep, to rest
dorn	n.	Seed
dorwe	v.	To settle
dritr	v.	To dirty, to spoil, to defile
druta	v.	To run
durg	n.	Beast, monster
durga	v.	To diffuse, to spread
duxio	n.	Raindrop
eir	Adj.	Transparent, see-through
ekir	n.	dust
elav	Adj.	Vivid, clear, fresh, detailed
elthia	v.	To engulf, to consume
en	v.	To give
end	v.	To kill, to end
endia	n.	End, apocalypse
enna	Adj.	Generous, giving, helpful
enne	v.	To send over a long distance
enth	v.	To give back, to return
eos	n.	Dawn, morning, [archaic] the first light
erwa	n.	Tree, tall bush
erwast	n.	Wood, forest, many trees
escur	n.adj.	Darkness (an absence of light), obscured, difficult to see
et	Prep.	in
euwa	v.adj.n.	(v.) to pacify, to make peace, to relax (adj.) peaceful, calm, relaxing (n.) peace, calm
fa	Prep.	from
fage	v.n.	(v.) to judge (n.) Judge, Adjudicator
fahar	n.	Bird, avian animal
faran	v.	To travel, to journey
farat	v.	To quest, to partake on a long mission
fau	Prep.	for
feilad	v.adj.	(v.) to break, to snap (adj.) broken
fejar	Adj.	Fragile, delicate
feltue	Adj.	Dark, gloomy, moody (describing a negative, depressive mood)
ferd	n.	A hostile force, enemy army, enemy
Ferda	n.	Opponent, enemy
fetwa	v.	To curl up, to curl, to take the foetal position [ascribed to sleeping]
feyr	Adj.n.	(adj.) fair, light (n.) purity, colourlessness
fjoer	v.	To bring/cause Fire
fjord
flora	n.	Flower, life, blossoms, the Goddess of Flowers and Marriage
for	Prep.	Before, in front of
Foran	Adj.n.	(adj.) Strength (a skill), masterful (n.) mastery, skill, forte
Forra	v.	To reach for; to reach towards; to hold out one’s arm
fotar	Adv.adj.	(adv.) definitely (adj.) definite
fraus	v.	To deceive, to lie, to hide
freyja	n.	Winter, season of snow and ice, Goddess of Winter
fuera	v.	To burn, to destroy, to set ablaze
fuero	n.	Fire, blaze, ablaze
fugue	n.	Smoke, haze
fuwa	Adj.	Fluffy, soft, inviting
fyr	n.	fire
fyre	v.	To fire [a weapon], to order
gagnis	n.adj.	(n.) fool (adj.) ignorant, foolish
Gaia	n.	Earth, Will of the Earth, the Earth Goddess
gannos	v.n.adj.	(v.) to pair, to put together, to double, to add (n.) pair, double (adj.) twin, same as
gard	v.	To guard
gattra	v.	To darken, to make darkness
Gaturos	n.	The God of Darkness [archaic] the bringer of Darkness and Order
gedda	n.	Tomb, burial, grave
geddan	n.	Battlefield, place/field of death, war
gen	v.	To begin, to start, to execute [a command]
gloria	Adj.	Glorious, magnificent, fantastic
grati	v.adj.	(v.) to be greateful (n.) grateful
gratia	Adj.	Gracious, benevolent
gratwa	v.	To craft, to make
gre	v.	To decide, to determine, to come to a decision
greppa	v.	To grasp; to hold tightly; to feel around
guardia	n.	Guardian, Benefactor
guol	Adj.	Arrogant
guwo	v.	To want
gwar	v.	To listen
gwele	n.	Vision, sight
gye	v.adv.	(v.) To crash against, to violently force (adv.) against
gyeweh	v.	To oppose, to stand against
halqe	v.	To stand
har	v.n.	(v.) to breathe (n.) breath
harla	Adj.	Happy, content
harmonia	n.adj.	(n.) harmony [archaic] the song of the Aethos in Harmony (adj.) harmonious
harmonica	v.n.	(v.) to resonate (n.) Resonation
hasze	v.n.	(v.) to mist, to delude (n.) mist, haze
hath	v.	To have, to own
hau	Adv.	Away
haum	v.	To hum, to speak under one’s breath
haumme	v.	To sigh
heile	n.	Forgery, blacksmith
Hel	n.	Hell, Cage, Prison
hella	Adj.	Hellish, terrible, foul
helm	n.v.	(n.) helm, helmet made of steel (v.) to hold fast, to maintain one’s position against an enemy [intransitive], to keep watch over
helna	v.	To hold, to pull close, to become part of
hem	v.	To thrive, to prosper, to blossom, to flourish
herr	n.	hair
hierlem	v.n.	(v.) To hand down, to pass down (n.) heirloom, item of familial significance
hira	v.	To hurry
historia	n.	Story, tale, a history, a study of knowledge
hora	Adj.	Brilliant, incredible
hyear	v.	To hear
hyeba	v.	To hibernate, to sleep over a long period, to rest
Hyegos	n.	Horizon, [archaic] where the sky and land meet, the land of mortals
hymma	v.	To chant
hymn	n.	Chant, Hymn, Song of Prayer
ibryn	v.	To reverse, to turn around
iclio	v.	To veer off, to turn
Il’n’us (illnus)	n.v.	[Old Morndan] (n.) sin, a bad deed (v.) to sin, to commit a bad deed
infia	Adv.adj.	(adv.) forever (adj.) infinite
iseya	n.	Future
iya	Adj.	Distant, far-off
iyas	n.	Distance
iyeweh	Adj.	evergreen
jattre	n.	Shadow, shade
jha	v.	To ask
jhagra	v.	To awaken
jhajhua	v.	To supplicate, to entreaty, to humbly request
jhajhuan	n.	Supplication
jhiat	v.n.	(v.) to spy (n.) espionage
jiar	v.	To shadow, to copy
joa	v.n.	(v.) to keep a secret (n.) secret
jsieh	v.	To see
jsiehar	v.	To see [through obscurity/darkness/deceit]
jyel	n.	Sight [figurative]
kafka	n.	Bosom friend, soul-friend
kairos	n.	Time (qualitative), opportune moment, opportunity
kalar	Adj.	Sincere, honest
kalia	Adj.	Pretty
kalltrask	n.	Precipice, cliff, mountain
kalwa	v.	To howl, to cry out, to call over a distance
kann	v.	To wander
karvak	n.	Shield, fortress
kattat	v.	To work/fight together
ket	v.	To keep
kie	Adv.	high
kizana	n.	Bonds, tie
Komrat [konrart]	n.	Brother-at-arms, comrade, brother
kor	v.	To bring night/darkness, to screech, (archaic) to call the hour of the wolf
korsa	v.	To cross
kror	v.	To scream, to shout
kwera	v.	To sob
kys	v.n.	(v.) to kiss, to make/seal a contract (n.) lips
la	v.	To sing
laiza	v.	To teach, to impart knowledge
lalli	v.	To lilt, to sing cheerfully, to utter with spirit
lallia	v.	To skip, to hop
lamia	n.	Fate
lanye	Adj.adv.	(n.) splendour (adj.) splendorous; splendid; illustrious; brilliant
larmo	n.	tears
laudia	Adj.	Joyful, euphoric
lawa	n.	Cloud
lel	v.	To accept, to receive, to understand
lem	v.	To inherit
lemye	v.	To inherit a title, to inherit power/status/land
leo	n.	Lion; beast of prey
lia	n.	Girl
linga	v.	To communicate, to reach out
lingua	n.	Language, words
liva	Adj.	Startling, vivid, intense, bright, colourful
llafurus	v.adj.	(v.) to exhaust (adj.) exhausting, arduous, tough
llywr	n.	Abstract plane, astral plane
Loe	n.	Boy
lor	v.n.	To continue; to continue the song of my ancestors, (n.) the song of my ancestors (archaic)
lor	v.	To continue
lorre	n.	Glass, mirror, reflective material
lotta	v.	To lead, to command, to order, to instruct
luca	Adj.	Bright, light
lucia	v.	To brighten, to light, to enlighten
luna	n.	Moon, Silver-star, the Moon Goddess
lupa	n.	Wolf
lye	Adj.	Alike
lyre	n.	Lyre, an instrument to accompany a bard
lyric	n.	Words to a song, words of the heart
lyrica	v.	[archaic] To craft feelings into the sounds of a song
magna	n.	Glory
mana	v.n.	(v.) to imbue (n.) energy, magic
mann	n.adj.	(n.) craftsmen, skill (adj.) skilled
mar	Adv.	More
mare	n.	Field, marsh
marir	Adj.	Mighty, large, big
math	Adj.	Strong, stocky, sturdy
meazlaya	n.	The people, the voices of the world
mede	v.	To reward, to pay
medua	v.adj.	(v.) to fear (adj.) frightening
mei	Adv.	May
melena	v.	To reflect, to contrast
melenas	n.	Reflection, mirror
meloa	v.	To sing, to sing out a song of the spirits
metem	n.	Reincarnation
metema	v.	To reincarnate
mir	n.	Peace
moira	v.n.	(v.) to fate, to predict (n.) cycle (the cycle of life, etc.)
morph	v.	To morph, to change, to transform
morria	n.	Season
morta	v.	To die
Muld	V.	To suffer, to feel emotional agony
muldiz	n.adj.	(n.) anguish, suffering, pain, agony (adj.) painful
murra	n.v.	(n.) murmur, a quiet sound (v.) to murmur
musa	n.	Idea, imagination, myth, Muse
muse	v.	To muse, to imagine
nathia	Adj.	Nature, greenery
nathiala	n.	Nature
nawer	Prep.pro.	(prep.) without (pro.) nothing
ne	Prep.	Next
nes	Adv.	now
nev	Adj.	New, recent
nos	v.n.	(v.) to become night (n.) night
nova
Nyx	n.	The Goddess of the Night
nyxa	n.	Night (figurative)
om	Det.	All
omnis	Pro.	Everything
ond	Adv.	beyond
onvirt	n.	Proof, testimony, evidence
orf	v.	To separate, to put asunder
orfao	v.	To deprive
Orgel	n.	Music, an instrument
orihyen	n.	Origin, root (figurative)
oris	n.	Face
orphan	n.adj.adv.	(n.) Orphan (adj.) lonely (adv.) alone
Orphea	v.adj.	(v.) to fascinate, to entrance (adj.) fascinating, entrancing
orthus	v.n.	(v.) to rise, to awaken (n.) morning
ot	Prep.	on
otre	Prep.	Over
paja	v.	To purge, to cleanse
pak	n.	Mouth, speech
pan	n.	Bread, food
panara	n.	Panorama, scene
papyr	n.	Paper, canvas, writ
penna	n.	Wing
phara	v.	To sow [figurative]
pharia	n.	Existence
plaga	v.n.	(v.) to wound, to hurt (n.) wound
praatha	v.n.	(v.) to pray (n.) prayer
praatharo	n.	One who prays, Priest
prifio	v.	To grow, to raise
quan	v.n.	(v.) to count (n.) number
quant	Pro.	Many
quanta	Adv.	Great
quantu	Adv.	Much [alt. Quantum]
qui	Prep.	with
rach	v.	To hate, to want death upon the enemy
ragna	n.	Warrior, eagle
rah	Adj.	Fierce, wild
rakont	v.	To recount, to recite, to tell from memory
rapita	Adj.	Fast
ras	v.	To do [irregular verb]
rastwa	v.	To restrain, to bind, to hold back
rasye	v.	To praise, to raise voice in celebration [irregular verb]
rasye	v.	To praise [irregular verb]
raz	v.	To raise [figurative]
rect	v.	To rectify, to atone
regna	n.	Royalty, honour, King, Emperor
regnum	n.	Kingdom, Empire, Land
reis	v.	To raise
rekeh	v.	To cage
rheme	Adj.	Patience
rian	n.	Method, mode, system
rig	n.	Verse, psalm
riga	v.	To know
rio	n.	River
rodiya	v.n.adj.	(v.) to comfort, to console (n.) lap, knee (adj.) comforting
rrhage	v.	To sing wildly, to cast a spell
rym	n.	Dragon, guardian
ryma	v.	To summon
sadir	Adj.n.	(adj.) ruthless, crafty, terrifying (n.) snake
safua	Adj.n.	(adj.) soft, gentle, quiet (n.) stream
sal	v.	To play
salv	v.	To save, to rescue
salvia	n.	salvation
samat	Adj.n.	(adj.)Twisted (as in malicious and sadistic), cruel, insane (n.) insanity, sadism
samatr	Adj.n.	(adj.) [as above] (n.) torturer, cruel person, Dark Knight
sanc	v.	To bless with a prayer
sancha	n.	lady
sanche	n.	Lord
sancta	v.	To consecrate with holy blessing
sanctiel	Adj.	Holy
sanctum	n.	Sanctum, Sanctuary, Temple
sanctus	n.	Blessing, Holy
sasa	Conj.	While, whilst
selier	v.adj.	(v.) to silence, to be silent (adj.) silent, without sound
sellamia	n.	Acquaintance, companion
sepham	v.	To implore [archaic] to implore of the Gods, to seek aid from the Gods, to ask the Gods to hear one’s prayer
seraph	n.	Servant of the Gods, Heavenly Being (or Heavenly Warrior)
seshye	n.	Emotion, feelings
sesye	v.	To feel
seyar	Adj.	Eternal
shar	n.	Star
shard	n.det.	Shard, fragment, a piece of
shei	n.	Ray, beam
Shkef/shcef	n. adj.	Sheep, follower (adj.) mindless, dumb
silya	v.	To rest, to rest for a while, to take a break
skier	n.	Storm
sko	v.	To protect, to shield
skota	Adj.	Dark (as in; darkness of the mind), madness, insanity
smor	v.	To spread, to disperse, to scatter, to proliferate
sol	n.	Sun
solass	Adj.	Of atonement, of recompense
solatt	n.	Repentance, conviction, penitence
solfaja	v.n.	(v.) to condemn (n.) Judgement
soma	v.	To dream
spir	Adj.	Spirited
spiritas	n.	Soul, light
spiritus	n.	Spirit, ghost
stata	n.	Status, state (of being)
stera	v.	To stream
strafkas	n.	Catastrophe, disaster
stratem	n.v.	(n.) Reason, logic, order (v.) to reason, to order
straum	n.	stream
sube	Adj.	silky
suggo	v.	To ingest, to absorb, to suck
svarga	n.	Home of the Gods, Heaven, Heavenly Land, Gate to Heaven
svav	v.	To float, to lift
svordez	v.	To curse, to torment, to haunt
swal	v.	To swallow
swalla	n.	Throat
syena	n.	Bird of prey, eagle, raptor
sylph	n.	Wind spirit, soft breeze
talia	n.v.	(n.)Gift (v.) to gift
talle	Adj.	Tall
tchrah	Adj.	Hatred, mad
Teina	n.	Sea, Goddess of the Oceans
telle	v.	To express
terrwyn	Adj.	Aggressive, savage, violent
tes	n.	tears
tinka	v.n.	(v.) to twinkle, to sparkle, to gleam (n.) twinkle, shine, sparkle, gleam
tranc	v.	To end, to dissolve
tras	v.	To allow, to permit, to let happen
tross	Prep.	Despite, in spite of
turii	v.	To uplift
twil	v.	To wilt, to whither, to die away, to suffer
ulmarre	v.	To foreordain
ultha	n.	Destiny, fate
Ulthos	n.	God of Fate and Order
unthia	n.	universe
urg	adj.	lazy
urget	n.	laziness
uwa	n.	unknown
Uwe	Adv.det.	(adv.) Not (det.) no
va	v.	To be [irregular verb]
vai	Prep.	Through
vaja	v.	To wish
val	v.	To bring light/day, to caw (archaic) to cry the hour of the cock
valaku	v.	To reach
vald	v.	To choose, to decide
valdas	n.	The chosen, particular
valk	n.	Side
valkur	n.	Vanguard, protector
valkyrie	n.	Servant of heaven
var	Adv.	Even
vara	n.	baby
vas	v.	To be [irregular verb]
vasta	n.adj.	(n.) expanse (adj.) vast
vaum	n.adj.	(n.) void (adj.) empty
vayu	n.	Wind
vayua	Adj.	Windy, gusty
veas	n.adj.	(n.) truth, of the true (adj.) real, truthful, true
veda	n.	knowledge
vega	n.	Wish [a communal with]
venturi	v.	To journey, to voyage
ventus	v.	To blow, to gust
veri	Adj.n.	(adj.) honest (n.) honesty
vesh	v.	To obscure, to hide
vid	Prep.adv.	(prep.) With (adv.) together
vimat	v.n.	(v.) To visit (n.) visitor
vit	v.	To live
vita	n.	Life
wa	Prep.	Above, over
waath	n.adj.	(n.) worth (adj.) worthy
waer	Adv.	Very
wal	v.	To crash [referring to the crash of waves]
wandrian	n.	Wanderer
warn	v.n.	(v.) to warn (n.) warning
wass	n.	Water
we	Prep.	Away, towards, from
wedi	Prep.	After
weer	Prep.	against
wega	Conj.n.	(conj.) if (n.) potential, possibility
wer	n.	Person [+as: people]
wesarn	v.	To reside
wey	v.	To guide
wher	v.	To open, to reveal about oneself
whir	v.	To disclose, to reveal, to show, to open
whispa	v.	To speak quietly, to whisper, to mutter, to speak to oneself
wis	Adv.adj.	(adv.) Surely, certainly, undoubtedly (adj.) certain in one’s knowledge/belief
wrath	v.adj.n.	(v.) to anger (adj.) wrath, furious, angry (n.) fury
wud	n.	Wood
wun	v.	To wonder
wyn	n.	Lame, babe
wyna	Adj.adv.	Little
wynath	n.	Spring
wynnye	n.	Womb
wynor	n.	child
xen	v.	To freeze, to ice over
xhuez	n.	Dusk, evening
xias	v.	To bless
xie	n.adj.	Ice (adj.) icy, frozen
xien	v.	To make/become cold
xio	v.n.	(v.) to rain (n.) rain
xue	v.n.	(v.) to snow (n.) snow
y	Conj.	and
yal	v.	To join
yalla	v.	To spin together, to tie together
yarre	n.	Soil, dirt
ye	Adv.	Here
yhlio	v.	To sail
yis	Adj.	Sad, unhappy
yjorda	n.	Grave
Ymrhe [ymrahwe]	v.adj.	(v.)To burst, to explode (adj.) explosive
yort	v.	To pierce, to stab
yosl	n.	Arrow, predator, hunter
ysta	V.	To tell a story, to recount a story
yuo	v.adv.	(v.) to encircle, to surround (adv.) around
ywhikcha	Adj.	Pain, misery, hate [referred to the Shade]
zanthi	v.n.	(v.) to die (n.) death
zar	v.n.	(v.) to revive (n.) rebirth [+is]
zess	Adv.	Please
zetje	Adv.	Might, possibly, maybe
zueg	v.	To witness
zuna	v.	To tie [figurative]