Language of the Dwürden Mor

Grammar

Phrases

Lexicon

Words listed in parentheses are written in their Dekàlic form.

B

• bor {bor} (bohrd) n. a city, a large town

D

• den (dehn) {den} /dən/ n. people
• durn (duhrn) {durn} /dʌɹn/ n. a stone (also dur)
• dün (doon) {dün} n. a hold; refuge
• dur (duhr) {dur} /dʌɹ/ n. a stone (also drn)
• dur•ne’•thrün {durne ðrūn} (DUHR-neh throon) /’dʌɹˌnə.θɹun/ [dur + n’thr + thrün] n. a natural stone that contains Chaos energies
• dwür•den {dwūrden} (DWOOR-dehn) /’dwuɹ.dən/ n. (rf. Dwürden) [lit. “people of Dwür”]

E

• el•fā {elfā} (ehl FA) n. an Eylfāe

F

• fal {fal,fæl} (fæl) /fæl/ n. a hill
• fel•or {felor} n. earth, dirt, soil
• flug {flug} (fluhg) /flʌg/, flog (flohg) /flɒg/ n. fire
• furl {furl} (fuhrl) /fʌɹl/ n. Dwürden male
• furl•lur {furllur} (FUHRL luhr) /’fʌɹl.lʌɹ/ adj. manly, masculine
• furn {furn} (fuhrn) /fʌɹn/ n. a beard

G

• gn {gn} (guhn) /gʌn/ adj. hard, unrelenting
• gor {gor} (gohrd) n. a town
• gord {gord} (gohrd) n. a fortified town

H

• hav•or {havor} n. a sea

I

• il•dor {ildor} n. fire
• ir•gun {irgun} (IHR guhn) adj. west, western

J

• jar {jar} n. ice

K

• kar•gan {kargan} (KAHR gahn) n. a shield
• Kar•gan•durn {Kargàndurn} (kahr GAHN duhrn) n. (rf. Shieldstone)
• kur•re {kurre} (KUHR reh) /’kʌr.rə/ n. a keep; fort

M

• mreð {mreð} (mrehth) n. death; the final peace, 2. death for an immortal

N

• nok {nok} (nohk) n. a port

S

• skorg {skorg} n. a forest

T

• thün {ðūn} (thoon) n. a march, a contested or battle-weary land
• tord {tord} n. a storm