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English to Ancient Language[edit | edit source]
Articles, conjunctions, auxiliary verbs, prepositions[edit | edit source]
| English
|
Ancient Language
|
| a |
aí
|
| am |
eddyr
|
| and |
un
|
| are |
eru
|
| backward |
aptr
|
| be |
waíse
|
| did |
achí
|
| do |
ach
|
| does |
ach (the same as "do")
|
| for |
wiol
|
| forward |
fram
|
| from |
fra
|
| have |
hávr
|
| in |
unin
|
| is |
er
|
| let |
atra
|
| may |
sé
|
| not |
néiat
|
| of |
abr
|
| that |
sem
|
| the |
du
|
| this |
thornessa
|
| those |
orya
|
| to |
eom
|
| under |
undir
|
| up |
audr
|
| upon |
vel
|
| was |
ero
|
| were |
erní
|
| will |
weohnata
|
| with |
medh
|
| English
|
Ancient Language
|
| All |
allr
|
| I |
eka
|
| he |
älfr
|
| his |
älfrs
|
| me |
eka
|
| my (formal) |
pömnuria (Informal: iet)
|
| who |
iknol
|
| she |
älfrinn
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| their |
theirra
|
| they |
therr
|
| those |
thorna
|
| us |
nosu
|
| you |
ono
|
| your |
onr
|
| English
|
Ancient Language
|
| air
|
vindr
|
| arrow
|
oro
|
| banishing
|
aurboda
|
| bat
|
lethrblaka, literally "leather flapper"
|
| bird
|
fethrblaka, literally "feather flapper"
|
| blanket
|
nagz
|
| blood
|
blödh
|
| blue, deep-throated lily that grows in the Empire
|
loivissa
|
| bond of trust
|
yawë
|
| Brightscales
|
Bjartskular (honorific title for dragons)
|
| brow
|
brun
|
| cactus found near Helgrind
|
talos
|
| calves (as in cow)
|
kalfya
|
| calves (as in leg)
|
kalvis
|
| celebration
|
agaetí
|
| city
|
dras
|
| cripple
|
togira
|
| daughter
|
dautr
|
| day
|
dag
|
| death
|
anglát, freohr, dauth
|
| dominance
|
domia
|
| Dominance of Fate (book)
|
Domia abr Wyrda
|
| dragon
|
skulblaka, literally "scale flapper"
|
| Dragon Rider
|
Shur'tugal
|
| dream
|
draumr
|
| dwarves
|
dvergar
|
| ears
|
eyreya
|
| earth
|
deloi
|
| elf
|
älfa
|
| elf-kind
|
älfakyn
|
| elf-woman
|
älfa-kona
|
| fabric made by cross-weaving wool and nettle threads
|
lámarae
|
| family or house
|
breoal
|
| fate
|
wyrda
|
| feather
|
fethr
|
| flame
|
istalrí
|
| flower
|
fëon
|
| fire
|
brisingr
|
| fool's wisdom
|
orothrim
|
| forest
|
welden
|
| Forsworn
|
Wyrdfell
|
| friend
|
fricai, vinr
|
| gate
|
grind
|
| gold
|
kuldr
|
| good fortune
|
esterní
|
| greetings
|
Kvetha
|
| Hallowed Day
|
dagshelgr
|
| hand
|
lam
|
| harm
|
haina
|
| happiness
|
ilian
|
| heart
|
hjarta
|
| heart of hearts
|
Eldunarí
|
| hell
|
hel
|
| ill
|
vandr
|
| king
|
könungr
|
| knife
|
knifr
|
| leaf
|
laufsbläd
|
| leather
|
lethr
|
| life
|
líf
|
| life's (as a genetive noun)
|
lifs
|
| light
|
garjzla
|
| lightning
|
kveykva
|
| elven liqueur
|
faelnirv
|
| luck
|
guliä
|
| magic
|
vanyali, gramarye
|
| master
|
ebrithil
|
| memory
|
manin
|
| misery
|
zar'roc
|
| misfortune
|
rauthr
|
| mist
|
rakr, datia
|
| mixture of beeswax and hazelnut used to moisten the skin
|
nalgask
|
| mourning
|
Chetowä
|
| Morning Star
|
Aiedail
|
| mortal
|
dauthleikr
|
| mountain
|
fell
|
| movement
|
sharjalví
|
| name
|
nama
|
| oath
|
ren
|
| orb
|
böllr
|
| palm
|
ignasia
|
| path
|
gata
|
| peace
|
mor'ranr
|
| picture created through magic
|
fairth
|
| Place of Sorrow
|
Ristvak’baen
|
| plains
|
völlar
|
| poison
|
eitrum
|
| princess
|
drötningu
|
| purple-flowered plant
|
delois
|
| rain
|
thringa
|
| sage
|
osthato
|
| scale
|
skul
|
| script
|
kvaedhi
|
| serpent
|
orúm
|
| shadow
|
súndav
|
| shield
|
skölir
|
| silver
|
arget
|
| Silver hand
|
Argetlam
|
| sorrow
|
baen
|
| Spine
|
Carthungavë
|
| Spring
|
vara
|
| stars
|
evarínya
|
| stick
|
vöndr
|
| stone
|
stenr
|
| sun
|
solus
|
| sword
|
sverd
|
| The Burning Plains
|
Du Völlar Eldrvarya
|
| The Dragon War
|
Du Fyrn Skulblaka
|
| The Guarding Forest
|
Du Weldenvarden
|
| the morning star
|
Aiedail
|
| The Sighing Mists (a poem song)
|
Du Silbena Datia
|
| The Wandering Path
|
Du Vrangr Gata
|
| The Warders
|
Varden
|
| thornapple
|
haldthin
|
| thought
|
hugin
|
| tree
|
traevam
|
| truth
|
thorta
|
| type of bonding between a dragon and Rider
|
indlvarn
|
| prominence
|
edur
|
| war
|
fyrn
|
| warden
|
varden
|
| water
|
adurna
|
| witch
|
seithr
|
| wolf
|
garm
|
| word
|
eïnradhin
|
| woman
|
kona
|
| English
|
Ancient Language
|
| awaken |
vakna
|
| beautiful |
nuanen
|
| bind |
malthinae
|
| blasted (as in cursed) |
nángoröth
|
| baby |
burthr
|
| born |
burthro
|
| break, hit |
jierda
|
| bright |
bjart
|
| brighten |
naina
|
| broad |
böetq
|
| burn |
eldrvarya
|
| catch |
kodthr
|
| change |
moi
|
| die |
deyja
|
| dull |
gëuloth
|
| empty |
eyddr
|
| find |
finna
|
| flap |
blaka
|
| fly |
flauga
|
| follow |
tauthr
|
| go |
gánga
|
| hallowed |
shelgr
|
| halt |
blöthr
|
| happy |
ilia
|
| harm |
haina
|
| healed |
heill
|
| hear |
hóna
|
| hide |
frethya
|
| hold |
huildr
|
| honour |
celöbra
|
| ill |
vandr
|
| invoke |
ethgrí
|
| lack |
vanta
|
| leave |
eitha
|
| live |
lífa
|
| marked |
fodhr
|
| mean |
malabra
|
| mourning |
osthato
|
| need |
vanta
|
| oaken |
ekar
|
| poetic |
liduen
|
| quiet |
maela
|
| raise |
reisa
|
| red |
raudhr
|
| reduce |
brakka
|
| release |
losna
|
| rest |
stydja
|
| rise |
rïsa
|
| rule |
thelduin
|
| run |
hlaupa
|
| scale |
skul
|
| see |
sjon
|
| sharp |
hvass
|
| shining |
Gedwëy
|
| sighing |
silbena
|
| silent |
hljödhr
|
| sing |
gala
|
| sleep |
slytha
|
| smooth |
lunaea
|
| speak |
ilerneo
|
| stare |
kópa
|
| stay |
sitja
|
| steal |
äftaka
|
| stop |
letta
|
| strong |
ramr
|
| take |
taka
|
| temper |
tuatha
|
| thank |
elrun
|
| thicken |
thaefathan
|
| thrust |
thrysta
|
| traverse |
thverr
|
| unconquerable |
edoc'sil
|
| under |
undir
|
| unite |
gath
|
| unlock |
ma'mor
|
| wandering |
vrangr
|
| ward |
vard
|
| warded |
vardo
|
| warders |
varden
|
| watch |
varda
|
| white |
hvitr
|
| whole |
ikonoka
|
| Ancient Language
|
English
|
| Alfa-kona |
elf woman (may be used as a suffix)
|
| Elda |
a gender-neutral honorific suffix of great praise, attached with a hyphen.
|
| Finiarel |
an honorific suffix for a young man of great promise, attached with a hyphen.
|
| Svit-kona |
a formal honorific for an “alfa-kona” of great wisdom.
|
| Vodhr |
a male honorific suffix of middling praise, attached with a hyphen.
|
| Vor |
a male honorific for a close friend
|
| English
|
Ancient Language
|
| put forth |
fortha
|
