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:'''aliaddorchagül''' n magical ally, ally in magic | :'''aliaddorchagül''' n magical ally, ally in magic | ||
:'''Am''' n prop Sun god; compare [[Amrulon]] | :'''Am''' n prop Sun god; compare [[Amrulon]] | ||
| + | :'''asllíg''' n dragon wing | ||
=B= | =B= | ||
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:'''ehiwborn''': wyvern; pl eihub | :'''ehiwborn''': wyvern; pl eihub | ||
:'''eihuboddantiahorgchas''' n a hunting or expedition for wyverns conducted with Tihorg craft. | :'''eihuboddantiahorgchas''' n a hunting or expedition for wyverns conducted with Tihorg craft. | ||
| − | :'''-ercha, -erg''' nm suffix used in proper names to indicate a devotee of a god or other natural force, compare '''-erg'''. | + | :'''-ercha (m), -erg (f) ''' nm/f suffix used in proper names to indicate a devotee of a god or other natural force, compare '''-erg'''. |
=F= | =F= | ||
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:'''glait''' adj: fair-haired, blond; cf Ffaraglait, red-headed. | :'''glait''' adj: fair-haired, blond; cf Ffaraglait, red-headed. | ||
:'''glantsir''' n lightning | :'''glantsir''' n lightning | ||
| − | :[[glantsirrasverkwn | + | :[[glantsirrasverkwn]]: lightning-catcher, used atop metallic domed palaces of Medibgö |
:'''gö''' n assemblage, sky assemblage | :'''gö''' n assemblage, sky assemblage | ||
:'''gnödva''' n measurement of length equivalent to 128 cm | :'''gnödva''' n measurement of length equivalent to 128 cm | ||
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=Ll= | =Ll= | ||
| + | :'''llach''' prep at the house of, in the presence of, compare 'chez,' 'apud' | ||
:'''llawbgnäw''' n viscount | :'''llawbgnäw''' n viscount | ||
:'''llawbgnäwddorn''' n hereditary son of viscount | :'''llawbgnäwddorn''' n hereditary son of viscount | ||
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:'''[[Medibgö|Meidbgö]]''' [meiðvgø] n prop Medibgö, national name | :'''[[Medibgö|Meidbgö]]''' [meiðvgø] n prop Medibgö, national name | ||
:'''Meiddbgöska Gonbálög''' n prop [[Medibgóëse Gonfaloy]] | :'''Meiddbgöska Gonbálög''' n prop [[Medibgóëse Gonfaloy]] | ||
| − | :'''Meidborniagch''' n usually translated as 'archmage,' the highest peerage of Medibgö after the imperial family. | + | :'''Meidborniagch''' [meidb + orn + iagch, 'descended from Meidb'] n usually translated as 'archmage,' the highest peerage of Medibgö after the imperial family. |
=N= | =N= | ||
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:'''sväsgowrggreblagh''' n ''often shortened to owrggreblagh or just greblagh'' a lesser skyness that uses the same orbit as a great skyness, but occupies one of the 'Lagrangian' points | :'''sväsgowrggreblagh''' n ''often shortened to owrggreblagh or just greblagh'' a lesser skyness that uses the same orbit as a great skyness, but occupies one of the 'Lagrangian' points | ||
:'''sverko''' vb to catch | :'''sverko''' vb to catch | ||
| − | :'''svigask''' a long draping coat worn in the late 25th to early 26th century when Medibgö dictated fashion to greater world. | + | :'''[[svigask]]''' a long draping coat worn in the late 25th to early 26th century when Medibgö dictated fashion to greater world. Compare kaftan. |
:'''swrb''' nm lord, ruler, prince, cf. dominus | :'''swrb''' nm lord, ruler, prince, cf. dominus | ||
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:'''tihorg, tiahorga''' n small, bird-like craft that seats one or two passengers | :'''tihorg, tiahorga''' n small, bird-like craft that seats one or two passengers | ||
| + | :'''tir''' [compare Rhaunvish abir, abr-] prep in front of, before | ||
:'''[[tirchaglawchli]]''' n "graceful claws" | :'''[[tirchaglawchli]]''' n "graceful claws" | ||
:'''tüdd''' duke | :'''tüdd''' duke | ||
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=W= | =W= | ||
| − | + | -'''wllon''': n m/f forms diminutives and partisans/adherents of stem | |
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
Latest revision as of 23:55, 26 October 2017
This lexicon is superseded by the google document:
A
- -a pl suff multiples components forming a single group
- aliadd n magic
- aliaddorchagül n magical ally, ally in magic
- Am n prop Sun god; compare Amrulon
- asllíg n dragon wing
B
- bachrhiklluge /baxr̊ɪkˈɬʊɡə/ n dragon-knight
- bowru n head
- brabam n baron
- brabamnorn n hereditary son of baron
- Brökn n prop Noble House of Medibgö, rank of Count.
Ch
D
- drägcha n docks, skyport
- dvaglwnk n metallic domed palace of the Medibgóëse Skynesses.
- dvaidb n small, satellite skyness, in modern use less than one ddwmir wide
Dd
- -ddorn; (m, n)norn suffix, diminutive, [noble rank] 's son.
- ddwmir n unit of linear measurement
E
- ehiwborn: wyvern; pl eihub
- eihuboddantiahorgchas n a hunting or expedition for wyverns conducted with Tihorg craft.
- -ercha (m), -erg (f) nm/f suffix used in proper names to indicate a devotee of a god or other natural force, compare -erg.
F
Ff
- ffámbd n giant
- Ffaraglait adj: red-headed
- Ffeffari n papa, little father, compare Envys
- Fféwddarniag n prop Pytharnia
- Ffwrg n prop Parkulliam, god and son of Parkia and Amrulon; Ffwrg is the god of light
- ffwrsva skullcap, wizard's skullcap
G
- gask n spear
- gebal n Emperor
- gebalddorn n Imperial Crown Prince, Prince-Emperor
- glait adj: fair-haired, blond; cf Ffaraglait, red-headed.
- glantsir n lightning
- glantsirrasverkwn: lightning-catcher, used atop metallic domed palaces of Medibgö
- gö n assemblage, sky assemblage
- gnödva n measurement of length equivalent to 128 cm
- gnäw n count
- gnäwddorn n hereditary son of count
- gnäwddorn kähaa n rightful firstborn of the count
- greba vb to follow, observe; idiomatic used of small skynesses that use the same orbit as a great skyness, but do not follow closely
- greblagh n see sväsgowrggreblagh
- grib n fellow, sometimes used to describe a skyness in names and verse
H
- hevrog [compare hverg] n troll
I
- ihowgh adj beautiful, spacious, used to describe places in modern Medibgóëse
J
Not used in Medibgóëse Transliteration
K
- kna vb fight
L
- -lagh n suffix creates diminutive agents from verbs
- -li suffix creates plural nouns
Ll
- llach prep at the house of, in the presence of, compare 'chez,' 'apud'
- llawbgnäw n viscount
- llawbgnäwddorn n hereditary son of viscount
- llugka /ˈɬʊɣɡa/ n dragon
- llugllaima /ɬʊɡˈɬamˠa/ n drakeling
- llugriagchorn /ˈɬʊɣrˠaːɣˌɣɔrn/ nm heir to a llugriagchswrb
- llugriagchswrb /ɬʊɣˈrˠaːɣsʊːrv/ nm lord of dragon-riders, a Medibgóëse aristocratic rank
M
- 'mba, umba n son, son of; compare +ddorn, used in patronyms
- Meidbgö [meiðvgø] n prop Medibgö, national name
- Meiddbgöska Gonbálög n prop Medibgóëse Gonfaloy
- Meidborniagch [meidb + orn + iagch, 'descended from Meidb'] n usually translated as 'archmage,' the highest peerage of Medibgö after the imperial family.
N
O
- orchagül n friend, ally
- owrg [cf. Rhaunvish 'urvir' round, curved] n orbit, as of a skyness
P
Only occurs at the beginning of foreign words
Q
Not used in Medibgóëse Transliteration
R
- riagch /rˠaːɣ/ nm lord, master [probably from Classical Yophenthean, reach]
RH
S
- siank n gold
- sowrb vb to rule, compare swrb
- spand adj straight
- sväsge n skyness
- sväsgowrggreblagh n often shortened to owrggreblagh or just greblagh a lesser skyness that uses the same orbit as a great skyness, but occupies one of the 'Lagrangian' points
- sverko vb to catch
- svigask a long draping coat worn in the late 25th to early 26th century when Medibgö dictated fashion to greater world. Compare kaftan.
- swrb nm lord, ruler, prince, cf. dominus
Th
- thep, them conj and
- thsatna stringed instrument, compare sitar
- thson n head
- Thörewgas n prop noble assembly of Medibgö, upper house of Pytharnian Empire -- constituted of Medibgóëse lords
- Threwgga n prop Cunning in War; compare Threy
T
- tihorg, tiahorga n small, bird-like craft that seats one or two passengers
- tir [compare Rhaunvish abir, abr-] prep in front of, before
- tirchaglawchli n "graceful claws"
- tüdd duke
- tüddorn hereditary son of Duke
- Twrg n prop god, son of Parkia, victory in war, leaders in war; compare Thwar
- twriagdówrch n name of magical energy that protects a skyness from swift winds
U
V
W
-wllon: n m/f forms diminutives and partisans/adherents of stem
See Also
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