Medibgóëse Language: Lexicon

This is the beginning lexicon of Modern Medibgóëse.

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.

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, -erg nm suffix used in proper names to indicate a devotee of a god or other natural force, compare -erg.

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

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.

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]

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.

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

W

-wllon: n m/f forms diminutives and partisans/adherents of stem

See Also

• Medibgóëse Language