Ayleid Dictionary SoT

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Language of the Ayleids “Ayleidoon” A: A - A - I Aba - Aba - forbidden Abagaianye - Abagaianye - I do not fear Abasel - Abasel - forbidden hall Abaspania - Abaspania Adma - Adma - hear Admia - Admia - heard Ada - Ada - god Adabal - Adabal - god stone Adabala - Adabala - god power Adabal-a - Adabal-a - I god stone Adonai - Adonai - lordly Ae - Ae - is Agaialor - Agaialor Agea - Agea - lore/wisdom Ageasel - Ageasel - Hall of Wisdom/Lore Alata - Alata Aldmeris - Aldmeris - [Elven]ancestors Aldmerisel - Aldmerisel - Ancestor's Hall Amaraldane - Amaraldane - heralds An - An - the (Only used before a finite adjectival noun, which is to say most of the time also used with an imperative before it) Anda - Anda - long Angu - Angu - me Angua - Angua - my Angue - Angue - mine Anu - Anu - An Ayleid Creation-God Anyammis - Anyammis - life Aran - Aran - King Arana - Arana - Kings (Not King's, but Kings as a plural) Arane - Arane - King's ("King's" as in the ownership of the/a King) Aransel - Aransel - King's hall Arata - Arata

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A list of Ayleid words and their translations & some other phrases.- Murd

Transcript of Ayleid Dictionary SoT

Language of the Ayleids “Ayleidoon”

A:

A - A - IAba - Aba - forbiddenAbagaianye - Abagaianye - I do not fearAbasel - Abasel - forbidden hallAbaspania - AbaspaniaAdma - Adma - hearAdmia - Admia - heardAda - Ada - godAdabal - Adabal - god stoneAdabala - Adabala - god powerAdabal-a - Adabal-a - I god stoneAdonai - Adonai - lordlyAe - Ae - isAgaialor - AgaialorAgea - Agea - lore/wisdomAgeasel - Ageasel - Hall of Wisdom/LoreAlata - AlataAldmeris - Aldmeris - [Elven]ancestorsAldmerisel - Aldmerisel - Ancestor's HallAmaraldane - Amaraldane - heraldsAn - An - the (Only used before a finite adjectival noun, which is to say most of the time also used with an imperative before it)Anda - Anda - longAngu - Angu - meAngua - Angua - myAngue - Angue - mineAnu - Anu - An Ayleid Creation-GodAnyammis - Anyammis - lifeAran - Aran - KingArana - Arana - Kings (Not King's, but Kings as a plural)Arane - Arane - King's ("King's" as in the ownership of the/a King)Aransel - Aransel - King's hallArata - ArataAratasel - ArataselArcta - Arcta - acknowledgeArctavoy - Arctavoy - acknowledge (Imperative version of the word)Arpen - Arpen - nobleArpena - Arpena - noblesArvar - ArvarAs - As - byAsma - Asma - by whatAt - At - Elder

Ata - Ata - FatherAuran - Auran - welcomeAurane - Aurane - welcomingAuri-El - Auri-El - An Ayleid God (Aka Auriel, king of the Aldmer)Av - Av - from, in, of, uponAyleidoon - Ayleidoon - Plural of Ayleid ("Ayleids" being an incorrect synonym)

B:

Baalim - BaalimBal - Bal - stone (taken from "Adabal", meaning god stone)Bala - Bala - powerBalangua - Balangua - my powerBangrara - BangraraBarra - Barra - wearBaune - Baune - mightyBeldastare - BeldastareBelle - Belle - thunderousBoiche - Boiche* - A Valenwood-Ayleid word for BosmerBoi - Boi* - A Valenwood-Ayleid word for woodBre - Bre - beech (As in the type of tree)Brelye - Brelye - beech treeBrelyeis - Brelyeis - beech treesBuro - Buro - vassal (In context with Ayleid society, this should be understood as "Slave" rather than a subject or servant)Buroseli - Buroseli - Slave Halls

C:

CanoCanohaeliaCanoselCaracCavaCeleCelediil - Celediil - (Perhaps some relation to modern day Cyrodiil? In context it is a place in Cyrodiil (Cyrod), however the Imperial City is also called "Cyrodiil" in the 3E)Celethelel - Celethelel - An Ayleid (Aka, Celethelel the Singer)Cey - Cey - shadowCeya-Tar - Ceya-Tar - Early Cyro-Nede synonym for Ceyatatar (This version probably with a simplified meaning of "Shadow of the Wood/s", as the "Ata/Ta" is missing)CeyedeCeysel - Ceysel - Hall of ShadowChe - Che - A Valenwood-Ayleid word for Mer (Elves)Cyrod - Cyrod - Heartland

D:

Da - Da - faneDagon - Dagon - destructionDaya - DavaDelle - Delle - grantDellevoy - Dellevoy - grant (Imperative version of word)

E:

EdeEdeselEhlnada - Ehlnada - mortal godsEhlnadaya - Ehlnadaya - your mortal gods (the usage of the suffix "-ya" is unknown at this time, but points to a 2nd person plural possessive “your”)Ehlno - Ehlno - mortalEl - El - A title used to show holy/important significance, and/or god-like status (Used in a name, like a compound word, except that the "El" is separated by a hyphen. The El can be used as a prefix, or a suffix, but it must always be hyphenated, and the "E" must always be a capital.)Emero - Emero - guide

F:

Frensca - Frensca - wave

G:

GaiarGandra - Gandra - giftsGandrasel - Hall of GiftsGandrevlaGarlas - Garlas - cavernGordhaur - Gordhaur - An Ayleid Sorceror-King (Aka, Gordhaur the Shaper)Gori - Gori - obscureGoria - Goria - obscuredGorigarlas - Gorigarlas - obscure cavernGorihameGoriluchGravia - Gravia - ugly

H:

Hadhuul - Hadhuul - An Ayleid Sorceror-King (As in Molag Aran Hadhuul - The Fire King Hadhuul)Haelia - Haelia - terribleHaromir - Haromir - An Ayleid Sorceror-King (Aka, Haromir of Copper and Tea)

Heca - Heca - Begone/Stand AsideHeldonHilyat - Hilyat - Follow/Follow meHorstHrotaHrotanda

J:

Joran - Joran - betrayJorane - Jorane - betrayed

K:

Kana - Kana - dareKaran - Karan - armorKynd - Kynd - sky

L:

La - La - timeLalor - Lalor - dark timeLaloria - Laloria - dark timesLatta - Latta - lightLattasel - Lattasel - Hall of LightLattia - Lattia - shinesLeedLipsandLor - Lor - DarkLoria - Loria - DarkensLorsel - Lorsel - Dark HallLuchLye - Lye - treeLyeis - Lyeis - trees

M:

Ma - Ma - whatMafre - Mafre - frostMagicka - Magicka - magicMagnus - Magnus - Ayleid God of Sight, Light, and InsightMala - Mala - highMalaburo - Malaburo - loving-vassalage ("Mala" taking on a slightly different meaning here, most likely in the sense of "worship", as per the connection with "vassalage")Malatar - Malatar - high woodMalatu - Malatu - truth

Mallari - Mallari - goldMan - Man - whoMarspangaMath - Math - homeMathmalatu - Home of Truth/Home-TruthMathmeldi - Mathmeldi - home driven, exiledMathi - homes (Plural of math)Meld - drive (eg. to drive cattle)Meldi - Meldi - drivenMeridia - Meridia - the Daedric Prince Meridia, who is the deity who represented the fourth Ayleid element, light.Mitta - Mitta - enterMolag - Molag - fireMora - Mora - woodMorimath - Morimath - darkened homeMor - Mor - dark (Not in the sense of light, but as in "ill-fated" or "bad")Mori - Mori - darkened (Not in the sense of light, but as in "ill-fated" or "bad")Moriche - Moriche* - Valenwood-Ayleid word for Dunmer

N:

Na - Na - isNaga - Naga - death (derived from Nagaia)Nagaia - Nagaia - deathlyNagasel - Nagasel - Hall of DeathNarfinNarlemaeNe - Ne - neverNefarivigumNenNenyondNi - Ni - you (all evidence--as per suppositions about Ayleidoon word order-- points to nomina-tive form)Nilichi - Nilichi - An Ayleid King (As in the Flower King Nilichi)Nir - Nir - An Ayleid Creation-GoddessNou - Nou - our

O:

Oio - Oio - eternalOiobala - Oiobala - eternal power

P:

Padhome - Padhome - An Ayleid Creation-GodPelinal - Pelinal - glorious knight

Pelin - Pelin - knightPellan - Pellan - outsiderPellani - Pellani - outsiders

R:

Racu - Racu - downRacuvar - Racuvar - cast downRahtan - Rahtan - reachRelle - Relle - water; from Relleis, where -is means a plural of many. Referenced from relation-ship between words Brelye and Brelyeis, as well as Lye and Lyeis.Relleis - Relleis - stream, riverRiel - Riel - BeautyRiellesel - Riellesel - hall of beautyRy - Ry - as

S:

Sa - Sa - so (as in "So much to do")Sala - Sala* - A Valenwood-Ayleid word for high (most likely derived from "mala")Salache - Salache* - A Valenwood-Ayleid word for AltmerSancre - Sancre - GoldenSancre Tor - Sancre Tor - Golden HillSancremath - Sancremath - Golden HomeSancremathi - Golden Homes (Plural of Sancremath)SardarvarSedorselSedorseliSel - Sel - hallSeli - halls (Plural of Sel)Sepredia - Sepredia - PeaceShanta - Shanta - comeSila - Sila - shinesSilasel - Silasel - "shining hall" (possible translation, "Hall of Dawn")Silaseli - "shining halls"Sino - Sino - hereSou - Sou - yourSpaniaStaniStareSuna - Suna - blessSunna - Sunna - blessedSunnabe - Sunnabe - blessed be

T:

Tam - Tam - Dawn'sTamriel - Tamriel - Tamriel (As in "Dawn's Beauty")Tar - Tar - wood/sTarn - Tarn - (Possibly meaning "pass", derived from Tarnabye)Tarnabye - Tarnabye - passageTor - Tor - hillTuTwyllTya - Tya - tasteTyavoy - Tyavoy - taste (Imperative version of the word)Tye - Tye - you (possibly the object form, unsure of indirect/direct)

U:

Umaril - Umaril - An Ayleid Sorceror-King (As in Umaril the Unfeathered)

V:

Va - Va - inVabria - Vabria - foamingValeVar - Var - castVarla - Varla - star (literally, Cast time)Varlais - Varlais - starsVarlasel - Varlasel - Hall of StarsVasha - Vasha - goneVinda

W:

Wel - Wel - ChildWelkynd - Welkynd - Sky ChildWendeWendesel

Y:

Yando - Yando - alsoYe - Ye - andYond

Letter Conversion:

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Umaril's dialogue at various points in Knights of the Nine is:

“Heca!”Begone/Stand aside!

“As balangua, Ehlnada racuvar!”By my power, the mortal gods shall be cast down!

“Abagaianye Ehlnadaya!”I do not fear your [mortal] gods!

“Rahtan Pelinale na anda!”Pelinal's reach is long!

“Asma bala ni hilyat sino?”By what power do you follow here?

“Man kana mitta abasel Umarile?”Who dares enter Umaril's forbidden hall?

“Pelinal na vasha. Sa yando tye.”Pelinal is gone [dead]. So also [will] you [be].

“Shanta, ehlno. Tyavoy balangua!”Come, mortal. Taste my power!