"Low" Mordentish | English |
wes thu hal | greetings, farewell (lit. "be you well") |
giese | yes |
nese | no |
Ia! eala! | ah! alas! |
faran aweg! | go away! |
searo | painting |
bokcræft | literature |
plegende | performance |
daeg | day |
niht | night |
heathusigel, sôl, sunne | sun |
môna | moon |
tûn | town |
hûs, inn, tôcirhûs | inn |
feorh, gâst, scucca | spirit |
holm, mere | ocean, sea |
brim | seashore |
lyfthelm, mist, nip | mist, fog |
burg | city |
âdelsçath | sewer |
ræt | rat |
werræt | wererat |
forgægend | trespasser |
ætheling | noble (noun) |
bôkere, scôlere | scholar |
læwend | traitor |
byrde, welig | affluent |
searocræftig | astute |
begietan dun! | get below! (a common curse) |
carl, mann, rinc | man |
fæmne, wif, æwe | woman |
bearn | child |
lif | life |
feorhgedal, swylt | death |
cwealm | murder |
lufræden | love |
ator, lybb | poison (noun) |
reonian | conspire |
mynett, sceatt | money |
weald | forest |
éa | river |
hunta | hunter |
ulph | wolf |
worulph | werewolf |
bealu | dangerous, unwise |
ceasterbuend | fool, outsider, civilized person |
"High" Mordentish | English |
bonjour | greetings |
adieu | farewell |
oui | yes |
non | no |
oh! hélas! | oh! alas! |
en allez vous! | go away! |
peinture | painting |
littérature | literature |
présentation | performance |
jour | day |
nuit | night |
soleil | sun |
lune | moon |
ville | city |
auberge | inn |
fantôme | ghost |
océan, mer | ocean, sea |
brume, brouillard | mist, fog |
égout | sewer |
salaud | bastard |
intrus | trespasser |
savant | noble (noun), scholar |
traître | traitor |
malin | affluent, astute |
decendre! | get below! (a common curse) |
homme | man |
femme | woman |
enfant | child |
vie | life |
mort | death |
meurte | murder |
amour | love |
poison, toxine, venin | poison (noun) |
comploter | conspire |
argent | money |
Darkonese | English |
salve! | greetings! |
vale! | goodbye! |
ita | yes |
minime | no |
adiuva me! | help! |
abi! | go away! |
mirae | divine magic, wonders |
mors | death |
nuntius | information |
Forfarian | English |
daenacht hael | greetings |
beannachd leat | goodbye |
nae | no |
seadh | yes |
màs e do thoil e | please |
taing thu | thank you |
cuidich! | help! |
rach air falbh! | go away! |
bòcan | ghost |
ghaidhealtachd | highlands |
nàdur | nature |
saoghal ceò | mists |
càite bià an òsda | Where is an inn? |
caisteal | castle |
druid | druid |
car fiacail mar | goblyn |
fuilfarng | vampire |
màgl cor | lich |
atharr-beathach | werebeast |
rinn deuine | golem |
seann bàs | ancient dead |
olc | fiend |
fìrinneach meirleach | Vistani |
bean mar | hag |
breacan | tartan |
craobh coisich | treant |
craobh | tree |
madadh-allaidh | wolf |
darach | oak |
caorann | rowan |
Old Kartakan | English |
pozdrav | greetings |
zbogom | goodbye |
o | yes |
ne | no |
pomoct! | help! |
poctde stran! | go away! |
lubezen | love |
loviti volkove | wolf |
glasba | music |
Sithican | English |
e'roess | the sun rises (common greeting) |
e'naess | the sun sets (common farewell) |
s | yes |
ust | no |
aos! | help! |
kelos! | go away! |
loth | darkness |
nelin | stranger |
sereon | forest |
rothihir | tyrant |
Tepestani | English |
déicht duit | gods save you (common greeting) |
slán | goodbye |
beicht/is líom/is ea | yes (I will/it is/I am) |
aon, níl | no |
fóir! | help! |
imigh leat! | go away! |
draíocht | witchcraft, arcane magic |
cailleach/draíodóir | witch/warlock |
tástáil | trial |
Rokuma | English |
konnichiwa | good day |
konbanwa | good evening |
sayonara | goodbye |
hai | yes |
ie | no |
taskete! | help! |
átchini ike! | go away! |
giri | honor |
oni | demon |
obake | ghost |
gaijin | foreigner, barbarian |
shimin senso | civil war |
gomennasai | I apologize |
baka! | fool! |
Patterna | English |
anda l thema | the lands beyond |
armaya | curse |
baxt | luck |
bourdad | a dry, red berry wine, imbibed upon solemn occasions |
braxat | a Vistani poison wine which slowly immolates its imbiber |
captain | male leader of a caravan, though vistana tribes are matriarchal |
darkling | a Vistani karash who develops an evil twisted mind and is no longer of the natural |
doroq | the ritualistic telling of legends and stories around the campfire |
dya-lahg | leave the fire; to break camp |
endari-vitir! | all paths converge!; a vistana farewell |
etherol | a Vistani poison which slowly traps the imbiber in an ethereal state. |
feeshka | little lie |
festival | ritual |
giamarga | half-Vistani, half-elf |
giogoto | "enlightened, but not of the blood" |
giomoto | half-Vistani |
giorgio | one not of vistani blood; unnatural |
hamishagos | meddle, disturb |
karash | a Vistani banished from his tribe |
kir-yahg | set up camp (lit. "make fire") |
koorah | exclamation of agreement (lit. "utterly true") |
lowe | money |
lunadi | it shall be done (lit. "by the moon") |
marhime | unclean |
mishamel | terrorizing torture in payment for heinous crimes, body melts |
moon | month |
mortu | undead; a vistana who does not wander |
paaterns | secret symbols left from one vistana to another |
pamintean | native |
porda | a natural curative which either heals or nauseates the imbiber |
prastona | gypsy dancer who dances around the fire |
prastonata | fire |
raunie | matriarchal leader of a tribe |
scar | curse |
shalach-ti | exiled from a vistana tribe |
spiuni | spy |
tarokka | Vistani decks of cards that can reveal the past and future |
tasque | one of the three types of Vistana tribes, but these are also catergorized further |
The Dukkar | a Vistani abomination in the form of a male seer, who is prophesized to bring doom upon all Vistana tasques |
tralaks | sigils carved in trees Vistana rangers use to communicate with other Vistana tribes regarding safety of campsite and clues of surrounding area |
trampa | barter |
tshorav | steal |
vardo | vistani wagon |
vishnaad | dark blade; justice; vengeance; an obsidian knife |
vista-chiri | birds that follow vistani tribes |
Vistan | the name of a mythic conquerer who the Vistana are forced to follow in their eternal wandering |
vujo | pure |
zvalev | a quasi magical, intangible essence which hunts down a victim and hovers by him, radiating a fear effect |
This is a briefly compiled list of "phrases" I've gathered, all in (quasi-) Ancient Egyptian; intended for Akiri natives. Its important to first bear in mind here, that Ancient Egyptian is no longer a spoken language, therefor spelling and pronunciation are all over the place. Combinations of culture clashes and adaptations have further altered it. A good example of that is the name of the god "Thoth." Thats actually the Greek version, his name seems to have been closer too "Djehuti" originally.
This is just meant to be an aid. Bear in mind I am in no regards a linguist! Most of what I've brought together here is from other sources, and I can't guarantee much (if any) accuracy. However, it does give at least something to work with.
Phrase | Meaning |
Yeh. | Hi. Informal greetings. |
Iiti. | Hello. |
Em Hotep. | (Greetings) In Peace, often used as a formal greeting. |
Em Hotep Nefer. | (Greetings) In great peace, often used as a formal greeting. |
Em Hotep Nefer Weret! | (Greetings) In very great peace, often used as a formal greeting. |
Senebty. / Senebti. | Farewell, or "Be well." |
Em heset net Ra. | Be in favor of Ra. (or replace Ra with another deity) |
Dua Netjer en ek. | Thank you or "Thank God for you." to a man. |
Dua Netjer en etj. | Thank you or "Thank God for you." to a woman. |
Iiwy. | Welcome. |
Nefer sedjmek. | "May you hear only good things." to a man. |
Nefer sedjmetj. | "May you hear only good things." to a woman. |
Aw ibek. | "May your heart rejoice." to a man. |
Aw ibetj. | "May your heart rejoice." to a woman. |
Ib. / Ab. | Heart. |
Nefer. | Beautiful or good. |
Hotep. | Peace. |
Neter. / Netjer. | God. |
Netjer. | Goddess. |
Haitey. | Mourner. |
Itja. | Thief. |
Ebien. | Wretched, poor man. |
Eibata. | Servant, slave. |
Behau. | Coward. |
Nti hati. | Senseless man, or fool. |
Ha-her. | Foul face. |
Seba. | Devil. |
Ntui. | Worthless ones. |
Deshr. | Red, connotation with Set and evil. |
Ankh. | Life, and the symbolic reference (Ankh) means the same. |
Udja. | Strength. |
Seneb. | Health. |
Shewtey. | Merchant. |
Neb. | Lord. |
Neb-i. | My Lord. |
Nebet. | Lady. |
Nebet-i. | My Lady. |