| Dictionary of Recovered Thuadian Words
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| Al
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Northeast
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| Ar
|
East
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| Ascella
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Wind
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| Auchet
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Curse word to call an object, as an exclamation, or to emphasize another word
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| Ave
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Hail, greetings
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| Avek
|
Power
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| Ay
|
Yes
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| Belyn
|
Boy
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| Brehnyr
|
Girl
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| Brol
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Good, large
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| Brolfyor
|
Grandmother
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| Brolmihr
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Grandfather
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| Byeder
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Sibling, brother or sister
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| Byederin
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Siblings, brothers, or sisters
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| Clahn
|
Family
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| Dale
|
Sword
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| Del
|
Town
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| Den
|
No
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| Droch
|
Worthy
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| Drendroch
|
Unworthy
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| Dul
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A hillish or mountainous area
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| Dure
|
An Oath
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| Dyr
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Peak of a mountain, the summit
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| Elkor
|
Friend
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| Elkorin
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Friends
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| Emek
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Afternoon [ The greeting "Brol Emek" is used for "Good Afternoon" and "Good Evening" ]
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| Emyd
|
Bow
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| Fai
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Furthest, a long distancce
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| Fheum
|
Useless
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| Freyl
|
Fire
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| Fyor
|
Mother
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| Gnekyr
|
Orc
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| Hal
|
Northwest
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| Halmyn
|
Dwarf
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| Hanihr
|
Aunt
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| Il
|
West
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| Ildic
|
Home
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| Ildon
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Haven, sanctuary
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| Jagg
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Pronounced 'yaag', a curse word
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| Jron
|
Night
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| Koyder
|
Cousin, male or female
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| Koyderin
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Cousins, male or female
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| Loch
|
Lake
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| Malir
|
Elf
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| Mihr
|
Father
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| O/Oh
|
North
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| Ol
|
South
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| Olin
|
Foe, enemy, opponent
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| Olinin
|
Foes, enemies, opponents
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| Olsehr
|
Woman
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| Onihr
|
Uncle
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| Rhodi
|
Exile
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| Roh
|
My, mine
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| Ryme
|
Exploration related
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| Scoh
|
Train, practice
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| Sehn
|
Son
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| Sehr
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Man, used to refer to "Human" as well
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| Sehrin
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Men, used to refer to "Humans" as well
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| Skey
|
Away, off
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| Staig
|
Next to, beside
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| Svek
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Southwest
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| Svel
|
Southeast
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| Therin
|
Generalised word meaning ‘leader’, not used for the title of Adunian Lord or Earl, as the word ‘lord’ is the same in both common and thuaidian, and Earl is it’s own term, though it has been used to refer to a king, either the King of Fai O’Thuaid or the King of Irthgard
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| Thuaid
|
Land
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| Thuak
|
Earth
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| Tohl
|
Daughter
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| Tor
|
Seat, throne
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| Val
|
Serene, peaceful
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| Vale
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Farewell
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| Valoth
|
Water
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| Vars
|
Morning
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| Vlagt
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Curse word used as an exclamation, or to call another person
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| Voysehn
|
Nephew
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| Voytohl
|
Niece
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| Yen
|
The
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| Yohn
|
Your, yours
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| Yolch
|
Please and, or, thank you
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