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"Wulwur looked out upon the fields where his tenants stood, despairing
their wilted crop. There would again be no harvest this year. The
Valanian had noticed the shrines fallen into disrepair, many of the stones had
been removed to repair fences and chimneys. They had sowed Kandlan's reward
in the past and now would feel his wrath."
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- Dagari
- O.Jad. 1. Demonic minions of Daggon
the Horrible.
- Daggan
- Oth. 1. A fat thug from Mothsmire
who was killed in the Northwoods.
- Marna Daggan
- Oth. 1. Mother of Daggan
the Thug; resident of Mothsmire.
- Dagger Peninsula
- Oth. 1. A dual-pointed sliver of land to the south
of the City of Oth notable for being a haven for bandits and cutthroats.
The peninsula hosts two sheltered shallow harbors which operate outside
the control of the Merchants' Guild
and the the Derecauln. The surcharges
levied by local crimelords and groups however make dealing through these
ports almost as expensive, and very risky. Dagger Peninsula is
not a a natural formation. (see Dagwurdunjun)
- Daggon the Horrible
- Dek. 1. An aspect of Sudul
that seeds nightmares and prophecies of forthcoming evil in the minds
of mortals.
- Dagolun
- Dek. 1. Alias of Thurkan
the Apprentice used by the Order
of the Arch; probably based on an ancient version of Thurkan. Dagolun
was not an aspect of Roth, but rather a primary deity of a primitive
pantheon. He was worshipped both as an agricultural god and a
patron of the hearth, building and the security of the home.
- Dagwurdunjun
- Dek. 1. Ancient prison fortress erected south
of the City of Oth where criminals, heretics, and political prisoners
from all across Dekàlas were housed from the 5th century HK until
its destruction by fire in 55 DR. The vast dungeon's ruins comprise
most of the Dagger Peninsula,
with the corrupt town of Genter built
upon and throughout its ruin.
- Carud DaKallas
- Unkn. 1. One of the three Temple Librarians of the
Iron Library.
- Dalam
- Dek. 1. Priest of Roth
who sent group to reconnoiter Eironhold.
- Dalàsia
- Dek. 1. An aspect of Amra
- Ennde Dalata
- Oth. 1. A watchman (sniper) of Erhet
who was killed by Jak the Red when he and
others ambushed Bugaven's Feast and Sleep
on 5 Lanal 652.
- Dalmor's Books
- Oth. 1. A narrow townhouse on the southern Perimeter
of Temple Square in the City
of Oth that contains a private library and bookseller. 2. Where
Dammon Shroudson first met Androth.
- Daluj Malar
- O.Jad. 1. Inn of Lzar.
2. The terrible flood.
- Dalus
- O.Oth. 1. An old and mostly vacant mining town southwest
of Oth, situated in the Black Hills.
There are rumors that mines in the hills surrounding Dalus, open into
a vast underground Dwürden kingdom.
None have found the entrance, or at least have returned from finding
one.
- Ichalus Damerreon
- O.Oth. 1. High priest of Danok
that was destroyed by Mishara's arrows
at the Siege of Oddon Keep.
- Cevrell Damrotst
- Tal. 1. Legendary swordsmith of Taldàna,
credited with the creation of a dozen magical blades.
- Damtown
- Oth. 1. Small section of Oddon
above Oddon Dam.
- Damtown Lake
- Oth. 1. Body of water formed by Oddon
Dam.
- Dana
- Oth. 1. Kidnapped Doloran
child found in the basement of Tharad'Zor's
residence.
- Danatha
- Oth. 1. Thin bespectacled woman greeter at the Hall
of Sorrows in Oth.
- danatre
- Tirg. 1. Large-toothed carnivorous eels that inhabit
the sewer lines of Avarlin. 2.
Eels whose eggs accrete along the inner walls of sewers and waterways
causing extensive blockage.
- Danoç
- O.Oth. 1. Name of musician member of Falkwell's
Players; a Werrid-bear. Friend who showed up unexpectedly
at the wedding of Jak of Candan in 652 DR.
(see also Werrid-bear)
- Danok
- O.Oth. The Multiple, The Many 1. Name invoked
by the Minions of Danok. (see
Danok)
- Danzed
- Dek. 1. A Dekàlan wizard that was put to death
by his peers for the creation of certain spells and enchantments.
- Eg Dar
- O.Oth. 1. Alchemist of Dolor
who concocts the Ghul Ward potions.
- Darada
- O.Oth. 1. A small tabby-walled fishing town along
the west shore of Argud's Sound.
- Daralien
- O.Oth. 1. Noble surname of the City of Oth. The
most famous member of this prestigious family was Lord Alain Daralien,
the husband of the High Lady
Nuala Rott (347-374 DR). 2. Maternal extended family of Jak
the Younger of Candan.
- Adias Daralien
- O.Oth. 1. Member of the Daralien family of Oth, deceased.
- Lord Alain Daralien
- O.Oth. (320-374 DR) 1. Member of the Daralien family
of Oth, deceased. 2. Husband of the High Lady Nuala
Rott the First of Oth. A solitary lord, Alain often sequestered
himself in old towers within the ancient walls of Kry Shurulm where
he would be unseen for months on end. His wife sought him out
on his 54th birthday but found him dead in an abandoned wing of the
sprawling fortress. Instead of burying her husband, Nuala ordered
the chamber sealed forever.
- Deatra
- O.Oth. 1. Doloran
peasant present at the Cenotaph cemetery.
- Deirdre Daralien
- O.Oth. 1. Mother of Jak the
Younger of Candan, who is believed related to the noble K'yard
family of the same surname.
- Dwern Daralien
- O.Oth. 1. Member of the Daralien family of Oth, buried
at the Cridarren Shrine.
- Vazal Daralien
- O.Oth. 1. Member of the Daralien family of Oth whose
body was horribly mutilated before his death in 521 DR.
- Xurmivor Daralien
- O.Oth. 1. Advisor to the High
Lord Edgur the Third of Oth, sometimes
mistaken for an undertaker. Xurmivor consults with the High Lord
on most matters of state diplomacy.
- darkfold
- O.Oth. 1. A term used in Oth's Lower
Streets to indicate a group (or fold) that have banded together
for some higher purpose than survival. 2. Band of adventurers
under Oth, tied by ancient magics to serve the purpose of an unknown
host(s).
- Darrini
- Unkn. 1. Person from Adae's
past.
- Darshshell
- Oth. 1. A dense neighborhood north of Oth known for
its narrow and twisting streets. An amphitheater once stood where the
town "square" is now, but the place is now in ruins, inhabited by vagrants
who have filled the bowl with tilting shacks and flimsy roofs. The town
is otherwise unremarkable except for its pointed roofs and high grey
blue scaled (ceramic) gables.
- Dashalladara
- O.Oth. The Windcharmer, The Songstress, Maiden of the
Wind 1. An aspect of the god Nathal
responsible for calm and steady winds. Sailors pray to the maiden to
fill their sails. (see also Shreker)
- Messad Dasham
- Oth. 1. A mysterious observer of the Bugaven's
Feast and Sleep ambush on 5 Lanal
652. Messad disappeared into the night after Feyd
shot an arrow at him.
- davra
- Dek. 1. A priestly sphere of magic.
- Lady Dayla
- O.Oth. (613-638 DR)1. Deceased wife of Lord
Rott.
- Thr. Reger D'Chirr
- O.Oth. 1. Thard of
the Othic High Lord sent to Oddon to
contain the Minions of Danok
in 652 DR.
- Deadwatch Point
- Oth. 1. Promontory where the denizens of Dnur
Fen are believed to watch the mouth of Kre
Itàrya waiting for ships to go down.
- Dekàlan,
Decalan
- Dek. 1. An ancient language used by priests and scholars,
found on many older buildings and statutes. 2. Referring to the
ancient empire of Dekàlas.
- Dekàlan Sea
- Dek. 1. Vast water body that extends to the east from
the Cre Dulnar.
- De'Kalas, De'Calas
- Dek. 1. Ten city states. 2. Proper word construction
for Dekàlas.
- Dekàlas
- Dek. 1. Name given to an ancient empire of great size.
2. Shortened form of Nor
Terras De'Kalas; The Great Lands of the Ten City-States.
- dect
- Dek. 1. Ten.
(See also 1, 2,
3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8,
9, 10)
- Dednenn
- Oth. 1. A pauper kingdom within the Southswall.
- Deebin
- O.Oth. 1. Southswall
representative of the Mourners'
Guild.
- Deep Bottom
- Oth. (see Inunda Dul)
- Deep Gnorm
- Oth. 1. Instance of Gnorm
that lives underground. (see more)
- Deephold
- Oth. 1. An area of interest to the north of Oth. (see
also Valley of Bones)
- Deep Run
- Oth. (see Run Dul)
- Demon
- Oth. 1.. Name of Androth's
cat familiar.
- Denem
- Oth. 1.. A woodcutters' community on the northern
edge of the Northfields, above
the City of Oth.
- Denizen
- Oth. 1.. Dweller of the Lower
Streets of Oth.
- Denoth
- Oth. 1.. A village to the west of Oth, that sits in
between the Northwoods and Fractured
Hills.
- Derecauln
- O.Oth. 1. An illicit organization. 2. A massive
underground organization whose presence and influence are readily apparent
throughout Oth. It is speculated that there is some connection
between the Derecauln and the Merchants'
Guild. 3. The Derecauln was founded in the first century
DR by the renowned thief, Gerrit Kauln;
the name Derecauln (Verekauln) originates from the Dekàlan meaning
"Hands of Kauln".
- The
Despairing Coast
- Oth. 1. Coastline north of Kre
Itàrya where ships have been lost to whirlpools, hidden rocks,
and changing currents.
- Deyeme
- O.Oth. 1. Member of the Vullinshrith
Cabal.
- dhre'ahal
- Tirg. 1. (see dhrel
lahandrahal)
- dhrel lahandrahal
- Tirg. 1. Social disease among the Anahla
Elvarel where members seek the company of others, specifically outsiders.
- dhuhl
- Dek. 1. A spiritual teacher of the ways and teachings
of Thurkan the Apprentice. 2.
O.Oth. Any master who imparts learning in crafts (i.e.
blacksmithy, leathercraft, etc.)
- Tamlor Diazanand
- Unkn. 1. Eldarkaran
traveler who found his way to Avarlin
where he was found wenching with a non-imbibing Uren
by Elve guards. The group came across Tamlor pinned to the ground
in the high grass outside the town with glowing javelins.
- Dirapzir
- Unkn. 1. One of the seven great cities of Dream. (see
Dirapzir)
- Direagôl
- Dir. 1. Language of the Druul
Nelveral. Direagôl is a complex language that involves hand-gestures.
A speaker unable to use his hands (or see hands being used) cannot
communicate effectively in Direagôl. On the other hand,
the language can be used to some extent with only hand gestures.
- Dirimor
- Acen./Dek. 1. Kingdom in central Acentra,
once conquered by the Dekàlans. 2. Acentran kingdom
once part of Virillis.
- Dismas
- O.Oth. 1. A member of the Derecauln.
- Tylus Dkran
- O.Oth. 1. Man appearing on wanted posters through
the City of Oth in Eren 652. He was
described as a short, brutish man with dark hair, broken teeth, and
bad breath. The Merchants' Guild
is offering a 300 aurad reward for his
capture.
- dnur
- O.Oth. 1. The dead; specifically the undead, or roaming-dead
(probably a variation of Draun).
- Dnur Fen
- O.Oth. 1. Marsh of the dead. There are old accounts
of an ancient graveyard along the coast to the north of the City of
Oth, though no one has found the fabled grounds. Some believe that they
were swallowed by the swamp, but since it is difficult to give an age
to the marsh, they remain no more than tales. 2. Swamp existing
to the north of Oth, along the Goblin
Coast.
- dnuroo
- Dek. 1. Unnaturally powerful undead. 2. A misguided
priest or wizard who have embraced the eternity of death in the world
of the living. Dnuroo are bound to an item or place, which also
serves as the source of their power.
- Doçmal
- O.Oth. 1. One of three High Priests of the Temple
of Roth. Doçmal is well-muscled man who wears charred leather
with a high leather cap. Dark skinned, he has a bright white smile
with a full-set of strong teeth. Doçmal, like many priests
of Roth is a skilled smith and works from dawn till dusk at his forge
in the lower temple. At night he can be found at taverns along
the Temple Square drinking Halver ale.
- Dogsbutt
- Oth. 1. Member of the Thieves Chronicle. (see Dogsbutt)
- Dolono
- O.Jad. 1. Member of the Jadthàri Chronicle.
(see Dolono)
- Dolor
- Oth. 1. A neighborhood to the west of Oth, bordering
the Run Dul.
- dolrum
- Dek. 1. An ancient megalithic stone tomb or memorial
found in Aylyra, often used by the
Eoyn as a community centers.
- Dolrum Dayr
- Dek. 1. Large dolrum
where Ummoni forces exterminated a large
Eoyn community during the second invasion
of Aylyra. The town of Dayr was never
found, and exists in Ildûni legend
as the last stronghold of the Eoyn.
- Doran
- Oth. 1.. Woman thief. Member of the Derecauln,
loaned to Ferret for his operation
in Candan. Doran was skewered to death
by Alcerra Nadrelan in the Fiery
Wench Tavern during the Candan
Massacre.
- Dorcher
- O.Oth. 1.. One of three robbers that ambushed, robbed,
and bludgeoned Dammon Shroudson in the
Naryard on 12
Tolth 652.
- Dori Loth
- Murd. 1.. Considered by many to be the most ancient
dwellings of the Dwürden of Lyrast.
- Doro
- Unkn. 1. Name given Path
upon induction into the [Lyrasti heirarchy] of gods.
- Dorom the Elder
- Dek. 1. Ancient Rothic priest who wrote histories
of Oth (see Skoru Dyazan) and
compiled the first Dwürden-Dekàlan
scroll of translation.
- Dorontir
- Unkn. 1. High temple of Doro
at Maradoo.
- Skorn D'Palor
- O.Oth. 1. Knight Commander of the Ordon
Ritor'Oth.
- dra
- Dek. 1. Hall, meeting place.
- Ibin Dradadgen
- Dek. 1. Quiet and curious northern Guildmaster of
the Mourners' Guild.
- draga
- Dek. 1. The form of magic. (see dragàlim)
- Draga Orkid
- Dek. 1. Tree of magic. 2. Diagram outlining
the magical arts.
- dragul
- Dek. 1. Creature of magic. 2. Dragon.
- dragul-lorgá
- Dek. 1. Dragon tongue.
- dragul-lorgrun
- Dek. 1. A person, often a wizard, who is adapted for
dragon-speak.
- dragàlim
- Dek. 1. The union of dragum
and draga. 2. The verb-noun
relationship between way and form in Dekàlan
spellcasting.
- Draga Nol
- Dek. 1. The arcane study of air and wind.
- Dragar'Na Tom
- Dek. 1. Throne of Dragons. 2. Ancient throne
of the Dekàlan Empire, from
where all the city-states were ruled.
- Dragonspeaker
- Oth. 1. A person who undergoes arcane chirurgery in
order to speak Dágul'ogá.
2. Advisers and ambassadors to ancient High Lords of Dekàlas
who would act as messengers to the great Dágul.
- dragum
- Dek. 1. The way of magic. (see dragàlim)
- Dramàdis
- Dek. 1. Zodiacal sign of the sword.
- Talad Drannak
- O.Oth. 1. One of eight priests that parted the Kyurada
Vor. 2. An original Red Scribe.
- Dras
- O.Oth. 1. An Othic wizard who wears peasant rags,
a tall cap, and walks with with the aid of a long bent walking stick.
His broken teeth glow muted gray between wide gaps in his smile.
His right leg is yellow and has a resemblance to dried-fruit.
He was apprenticed to the wizard Natan, who removed a femur from
Dras, hollowed it, and inserted an ancient and powerful scroll into
the young man's leg. The bone died and despite magic healings
the leg shriveled. Dras does not know why his leg is the way it
is.
- Draun
- Dek. Fisher of Souls 1. An ancient cult devoted
to the faith and ceremony of the god of death. Evidence of the cult
is found within the oldest crypts and graveyards of Oth, though
no house of the cult has been found there in recent history. The Mourner's
Guild is believed to be a vestige of the cult; though the deity's
name is not invoked by that present-day organization. (see Draun)
- Dreaming Ring
- Jad. 1. Magically disorienting region of mists surrounding
Jadth which prevents the unfaithful
from approaching and finding the city. Ships entering the mists
unwelcomed have reportedly found themselves months later in distant
seas across the world. (see Kadarra)
- Dreamlands
- Jad. 1. Jungle region surrounding Jadth;
notorious for its hallucinogenic flower blooms.
- Dreg
- O.Oth. 1. A fat, thick-bearded Halver,
Dreg is one of the wealthier people that live in Oth. The Oth
brewery had layed in ruins for twenty years before an explosion destroyed
it and killed his grandfather, before Dreg rebuilt it and revitalized
the town bearing his family's name. Dreg produces the finest ale
in the City of Oth. A prominent member of the Merchants'
Guild, he has vast influence and popularity in the City. His
printed likeness (with a small anvil) appears on most kegs and bottles
that he sells. His generosity to the Temple of Roth has led to
a movement amogn the younger ranks to incorporate Dreg's Ale into ceremonies
involving the god Roth, though high priests of the temple do not see
this as appropriate, preferring to use the traditional black wine.
- Dreg's Brewery
- Oth. 1. A town to the southwest of Oth along the Run
Dul, home to a community of Halvers and several breweries and drinking
halls. Dreg's brewery was revitalized recently (circa 648 DR) following
the explosive destruction of the Dreg Brewing Hall in 627 DR. (see Dreg)
- Norod Drem
- O.Oth. 1. A quiet man who acts on purposes his own.
Norod is a tall man with small eyes. He does not dislike
his fellow man, but prefers the tranquility that woods around the City
of Oth provide. He is welcoming and hospitable to visitors but
does not seek them out. He is well-versed in local stories of
the region. Norod has cleared a good-sized portion of the Northwood
by himself. He is an expert lumberjack with some natural craft
and engineering talents. The Goblin Queen has recently bought
his services to make some simple and sturdy seige equipment. His
house is filled with axes of various sizes.
- Drent
- O.Oth. 1. One of a group of Human plunderers Adae
observed arriving at Sullet's Mill
during the Goblin Invasion of Eren 652.
- dresthar
- Dek. winter-dead 1. Those that died in the
winter months are thereby removed from the cycle of re-birth.
- The Drowning Goblin
- Oth. 1. A tavern in Dreg's
Brewery. A plaque portrays goblin feet sticking out the top of a
keg.
- druden
- Dek. 1. Forest; wood.
- Drug
- O.Oth. 1. One of two agents who believe Dammon
Shroudson is the answer to their group's problems; though neither
ever revealed which group they were affiliated with. (see Mot)
- Dru'Irigrim
- Dek. 1. Zodiacal sign of the eternal tree.
- Drun Ilar
- Dek. 1. A secret society of magi. (see more)
- Druul Nelveral
- Elv. 1. Deep subterranean sub-race of Elve.
- Druun
- Elv. 1. Language of the Druul
Nelveral. (see Direagôl)
- Druur
- Dek. 1. Ninth month of the Dekàlan calendar.
2. The last month of autumn.
- Tomach Drynsval
- O.Tal. 1. Father of Tressta,
who tried to arrange her marriage.
- Tressta Drynsval
- O.Tal. 1. Member of the Othic Chronicle. (see also
Tressta)
- Duath
- Unkn. 1. A small god of Jadth. 2. God of the
Faer.
- Evun DuCarras
- O.Oth. 1. Kyard Guildmaster
of the Mourners' Guild.
- Duinu
- Dui. 1. Mysterious incorporeal race of the Dream.
(see Duinu)
- dul
- Dek. 1. Deep.
- Dulris
- O.Oth. 1. A set of honeycombed hills near Dreg's
Brewery that are populated by Oddfriends.
- Tomorrad Dulroch
- Dw. 1. A folk hero of the Dwürden
Fal who supossedly hunted the countryside for grue
with a pack of wolves and a flaming sword.
- Dul'Teth
- Unkn. 1. One of two "honorable" mercenaries that Dammon
Shroudson and Jak the Red met at the
Stone Butterfly. (see Tramask)
- dun
- O.Jad. 1. An island.
- Dun Ngur
- O.Jad. [Isle of the Ngur] 1. A drifting island of
Dream where Oberyl
lived and composed for a time; more recently the home of the abandoned
Ilsôryl of Darshyrael and the Slave. Since the arrival
of
Oberyl at Dun Ngur, the island's indigenous population have divided
into
the meek Listeners and the predatory Wretched.
- Dunun
- O.Oth. 1. Member of Stard
te Caris's militia.
- Duntru
- Dek. 1. Holy night for priests of Draun,
falling on the 13th of every month; night before Woad's
new phase.
- Duplunè
- Pald. 1. Paldan composer
who was invited to orchestrate a series of his works in Dirimor
following the Dekàlan occupation.
- Duruun's Wall
- Dek./Oth. 1. Fortification built to connect borderland
keeps through the Northwoods region
above the city of Oth following the Othelve
War of the 7th century HK.
- Duul Karradrad
- Dek. 1. An area of interest to the north of Oth.
- Duundar
- Oth. 1. Drayman killed by Clad
Burnut at Temple Gate on 3
Lanal 652.
- Duvell
- Oth. 1. A pauper kingdom within the Southswall.
- dweme
- O.Jad. 1. A Jadthàri establishment that serves
alcoholic drinks and other drugs to its patrons. People that over-frequent
dwemes are called dwemers.
- dwemer
- O.Jad. 1. People who over-indulge at dwemes.
Dwemers are typically down-on-their-luck outcasts who quickly
waste away and never seen again.
- Dwürden
- Murd. 1. Any member of the dwarfish races. 2.
The dwarfish races in general.
- Dwürden Fal
- Dw. 1. Any member of the Dwürden
sub-race. 2. A Dwürden sub-race distinguishable as above
average height, with wrinkled and brown skin. The Dwürden Fal live
in hilly surface areas.
- Dwürden Flog
- Dw. 1. Any member of the Dwürden
sub-race. 2. A Dwürden sub-race believed to live in or around
volcanic areas.
- Dwürden Mor
- Dw. 1. Any member of the Dwürden
sub-race. 2. A Dwürden sub-race distinguishable as stout
and heavy, with tan skin and brown to grey hair. The Dwürden Mor
live in mountainous surface areas.
- Dwürden Nar
- Dw. 1. Any member of the Dwürden
sub-race. 2. An evil Dwürden sub-race distinguishable as
below-average height, with pale skin and white eyes. Dwürden Nar
are accustomed to the deepest underground environs.
- Dwürden Skral
- Dw. 1. Any member of the Dwürden
sub-race. 2. A Dwürden sub-race distinguishable as below-average
height, with grey-white skin and white hair. Dwürden Skral are
accustomed to and rarely leave the underground. Most have an innate
ability to blend with their natural surroundings.
- Dwür
- Can. (248-319 DR) 1. An old Kandàlan transmuter
best known for his research in wards and seals.
- Dwürmor
- Dw. 1. Language of the Dwürden
Mor.
- Idna Dylokur
- Murd. 1. Dwürden found beneath the Old Gatehouse.
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Languages
The following abbreviations are used throughout the Othlopædia:
Acen. (Acentran)
A.Aza. (Anc. Azàlari)
A.Pan. (Anc. Panàthan)
Aqoq. (Aqolaqbaqôl)
Aza. (Azàlari, Trade)
Caph. (Capharan)
Chaos (Chaos)
Cra. (Crawwok)
Dek. (Dekàlan)
Dir. (Dirimoran)
Dra. (D'agul, Common)
Dirg. (Direagôl)
Dui. (Duinod)
Dwurn. (Dwünmor)
Elv. (Elve, Common)
Ezm. (Ezmiran)
Fae. (Faeri, Common)
Fal. (Falwurd)
Flog. (Flogwürn)
Gno. (Gnorm, Common)
Grug. (Grugantha)
Hal. (Halverish, Common)
Ichg. (Icharagôl)
Ild. (Ildûni)
Jad. (Jadthàri)
Kan. (Kandàlan)
Murd. (Murdwürmor)
Nar. (Narwurd)
Nekg. (Niragôl)
Nul. (Nuléun)
Ogd. (Ogdari, Common)
O.Aza. (Old Azàlari)
O.Ild. (Old Ildûni)
O.Jad. (Old Jadthàri)
O.Kan. (Old Kandàlan)
O.Lan. (Old Lanàdra)
O.Oth. (Old Othic)
O.Pan. (Old Panàthan)
O.Tal. (Old Taládan)
Ort. (Ortori, Common)
Oth. (Othic)
Pald. (Paldan)
Pan. (Panàthan)
Sar. (Saránthi)
Sha. (Sha'ala, Common)
Shu. (Shulut, Common)
Skw. (Skürwn)
Swa.Ot. (Swallish of Oth)
Solg. (Solaragôl)
Tal. (Taládan)
Tirg. (Tirengôl)
Unkn. (Lost etymology)
Urd.Ev. (Urdari, Evalshat)
Urd.Ot. (Urdari , Oth)
Wod. (Wodra)
Wur. (Wurmish)
Zul. (Zultayan)
Zyr. (Zyrrn) |
