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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 abdomen n chérseb afflict vb sthelpe age n phémbed alive adj nuáchiu also adv asgo altar n élmon always adv sthós 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 potato n smácag, smacágden song n céliu steel n cléws

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