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*airean adj holy, pertaining to the gods | *airean adj holy, pertaining to the gods | ||
*Aireánnau nf prop: gen Aireánnabhan, mother to eight sons by Arathrax | *Aireánnau nf prop: gen Aireánnabhan, mother to eight sons by Arathrax | ||
− | *airreach: priest | + | *[[airry|airreach]]: priest |
*Ambreal: Amrulon | *Ambreal: Amrulon | ||
*ancion: command | *ancion: command |
Revision as of 01:27, 30 January 2015
Erechórebese to English
- A
- airean adj holy, pertaining to the gods
- Aireánnau nf prop: gen Aireánnabhan, mother to eight sons by Arathrax
- airreach: priest
- Ambreal: Amrulon
- ancion: command
- ancorónsiu: kingdom
- ancuvetácodh: container for the cuvétar, usually made of fine wood with metal braces and extensive guilding, an ancuvetacodh is highly enriched with ornamentation and precious and semi-precious stones. It is kept on display inside the temple as a sacred relic in its own right.
- ancuvetarguath, ancuvetarguantan: bearer of the cuvétar when transported to a temple.
- ar: divinity
- arvima nf north
- arphac adj divine
- aru: god
- B
- bachlu n door
- blas: cheese
- bomach, bomagan: high place used for sacrifice or worship, usually pre-Arathracian
- bor nm mountain
- branda adj strong
- branau: maiden
- bransichiu adj muscular, powerful, full of strength
- buadh nf mouth
- bulpha: lesser altar, used for prayers or remembrances, not used for blood sacrifices.
- C
- caliath: music
- chme: great stone altar for animal sacrifice to the gods
- chosia nf west
- córonde: king
- cuve- vb: to fall, to let fall, to give one's portion, said of one of higher rank to one of lower rank; thought to signify the stone falling from heaven, like a meteor.
- cuvetac adj pertaining to a cuvétar
- cuvétar: sacred artifact placed into a small chamber the center of the echteal
- D
- E
- echteal: large, stone basin used for ceremonial bathing core to Yophenthean Temple rites
- erga nf east
- Erithrach: Arathrax, firstborn of the Sun God, Amrulon
- erribaba: sunfather
- erithráigeath: erithraigeantan: high priest of the sun, priest-noble
- F
- G
- glandar: horse
- guhadh nf cave
- gwav, gwabh: eagle
- gwavaliadh: aquilifer; appears as ‘gweivaliadh’ when used as a personal name
- H
- I
- J
- smagdar: jaw
- K
- L
- lageaha nf night
- M
- N
- neadhra nm face
- nuhan nf south
- O
- P
- palamb: metal
- pemedh: ancient
- Q
- R
- reach, reag- nm: master, leader
- Rheigu: Rhio, god of drunkenness, patron god of Medibgö; anciently thought of as a fire god and then a solar divinity
- S
- sam, sáma nn: salt water, brine, the sea
- sárach: island
- saragean: islander
- siachabdean nm Shachabdin
- smad, smadh: fire
- smaila: sword
- srambea: girl, maid, maiden
- T
- taubri: brown, tawny
- tephreach: amulet of sun lord
- threántu: chariot
- threantur: charioteer
- U
- uedh nm eye
- V
- W
- X
- Y
- Z Letter Z doesn’t occur in Erechorebese
chreiv nm
English to Erechórebese
- L
live vb nwach, nwag
Old Lexicon
- cherseb, chersamb- nn abdomen
- sthelpe vb afflict
- phembed n age
- nuachiu adj alive
- asko adv also
- elmon n altar
- sthos adv always
- amber n héalgo
- apple n lósglo
- armor n phíric; don ~ vb phirínge
- artery n eménniu
- attach vb tólb
- birth n ágdiu
- blunt adj mórn
- brine n sám
- bud n éardh, éarda
- band n glórb
- bath vb brúsge
- blade nf sthú, sthúbhen
- bright adj phéwros, phiúros
- bronze n cháuleg
- bull n phémbar
- brown adj táubru
- sad adj rhíbh
- sapphire n phailigiómb
- secret n glár, glárdan; glárda
- shine vb héwna
- shoulder n rhámpha
- silver n chlándor
- smile n dís
- snake n zásgur
- claw n brágda
- clever adj zéin
- cool adj dúsg
- copper n smésgor
- cow n glámba
- deep adj glórn
- damp adj gthómb
- demon n ázaug
- desert n náha, náchan
- plan n óleb
- determination n thréwta
- diamond n spelúnso
- dig vb phrímbe
- dinner n náulemb
- dirt n holy smáig, smáingan
- each pron ósg
- element n páliadh
- elephant n ágalb
- emerald n etárdebha
- everyone pron cétheg
- feather n éalbh, éalban
- field n sméga
- fire n smád
- forearm n thárnew, thárnebhan
- glory n phérnor
- gold n chmór
- grey adj údasg
- haft n cuánteidh
- handsome adj rhábh
- helm n sgór
- horse n glándar
- indeed adv puélliu
- intense adj sméartu
- jaw n smágdar
- little adj télewch
- lead n metal dórreadh
- music n cáliath
- neck n phosré
- no longer adv lóchthiu
- poetry n célamb
- poor adj zórn
- yam n smácag, smacágden
- song n céliu
- steel n cléws
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