Elvish Language[]
Word | Definition |
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Aumani |
A formal meeting of clans |
Batya | Now or immediately |
Dau | A mark put on the forehead indicating that the person is raised to the caste of the giver |
Domi | Lady |
Domou | Lord |
Ejae | A magicly sharpened sword of ironwood |
Esva | The set of spell available to the domana of a clan |
Fiutana | A single point where there is a major upwelling of magic |
Husepavua | Literally means "loaned voice". Figuratively mean assistant |
Kaet | Purposely rude way of saying "throwing a snit" |
Kankau | Understand |
Kiviyau | Come |
Ley | A strong stream of magic |
Mau | Rent paid when staying in another's enclave |
Mauzouan | An Elven food dish - contains meat |
Mei | A unit of distance approximately 1000 miles; the distance from a spell stone that the spells can be called |
Mae hae | Too many years to count. (It would be difficult to figure when) |
Naekanin | I do not understand |
Naekuna | A person able to turn on and off fertility |
Naeso sae kailani | The polite way to say "no way in hell" |
Naetanyau | Stop or don't move |
Nagarou | Cousin - literally father's sister's son |
Nuenae | Shared goal and desires |
Olianun | Musical instrument like a bastard child of a xylophone and steel drum |
Saenori | A peach like fruit |
Saijiata | The act of sleeping. Note similarity to the word Saijin |
Saijin | A flower whose scent is used as a anesthesia |
Sama |
The head of a enclave or household |
Sedoma | One who leads |
Sekia | Hello |
Sen | A unit of land measure |
Sepana | A teacher of the clans esva |
Shya | Yes or other agreement |
Tautiki | Child |
-tiki | a suffix meaning baby or little |
Yatanyai | The ability to see probable futures |
Zalituus horn | An eight-foot long musical instrument |
Ze domi ani | My Lady |
Ze Domou ani | My Lord |
Japanese Loan Words[]
Word | Definition |
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Kitsune | A fox like race of Oni with the ability to project illusions. |
Okonomiyaki | A japanese food, a cabbage pancake with many toppings |
Oni | See Race |
Tengu | See Race |
Yamabushi | Literally mountain warrior - tengu super ninja |
Pitsupavute[]
Most of Pitsupavute is standard English, but some is the local dialect.
Phrase | Definition |
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Jagger bush | Any thorny plant |
Nicadae | Have a nice day |
Yinz | You guys |
Blade talk[]
Blade talk is a sign language used by sekasha when they think verbal language will be risky.