Draconic dictionary

A list of words in Draconic, the language of dragons.

A

 * achthend : food
 * achuak : green; pronounced ashuak in Tymantheran dialect
 * achuakosj : "wyrmling green", an insult toward green dragons.
 * aesthyr : female
 * aithyas : Tymantheran dialect: dung (expletive)
 * arcaniss : magic
 * arcath : spellscale
 * arux : valley; pronounced arush in Tymantheran dialect.
 * ar(i)- : genitive prefix: my, of mine, of -ir (suffix) in Tymantheran dialect.
 * aryte : war
 * arytiss : warrior
 * athear : noun: celestial
 * aujir : bronze
 * aurix : gold
 * aussir : white
 * austrat : to fly
 * axun: yes; pronounced akison in Tymantheran dialect.

B

 * baeshra : animal
 * baka : military rank : private
 * barb : military rank : leader or high knight
 * bejik : savior of
 * bensvelk : good; pronounced bensvenk in Tymantheran dialect.

C

 * caesin : forest
 * caex : sword
 * charir : red
 * chaorkartel : tavern
 * charchuka : a root
 * chmertehoschta : a Thymari sedative
 * clax : take

D

 * darastrix : dragon
 * darahar : a pormanteu of "har" and "hlar," it is the collective polite term for dragonborn.
 * darastrixethe : dragonblood
 * darasv : half-dragon
 * darathric : the collective impolite term for dragonborn. Lit. "no-dragon."
 * darss : draconic creature
 * dartak : to hate
 * djerad : Tymantheran dialect: clanhold
 * dokaal : "two-leggers", a generic term for humanoids.
 * durah : to bribe

E

 * earenk : tomorrow
 * edar : earth
 * er- (ethe-) : possessive prefix: my (used for relationships)
 * ekess : prep. : to
 * eorikc : year
 * erekess : prep. : through

F

 * faessi : coward
 * faestir : serve
 * farang : military rank : sergeant
 * farothai : griddled bread
 * fintir : slayer of
 * frahr : breathe
 * frahraek : breath weapon

G

 * garurt : axe
 * geth : quest
 * gethrisj : prep.: to go
 * ghent : prep.: after
 * ghik : orc
 * ghontix : ogre
 * ghoros : prep.: before
 * gix : claw
 * gixustrat : to disembowel
 * grovisv : wood

H

 * har : echo
 * haurach : fate; pronounced chaubask in Tymantheran dialect
 * hengot : military rank : corporal
 * henich : lit. unhatched, rotten egg; more commonly translated as bastard. Pronounced henish in Tymantheran dialect.
 * hesjing : water
 * hlar : roar
 * hurthi : fortress

I

 * -i : suffix: can be plural or diminutive
 * -ia : suffix: place name suffix
 * iejir : blood
 * ierikc : century
 * ihk : prep.: for
 * ioth : holy
 * ir : one
 * irisv : heal
 * irlym : adj. and noun: enemy
 * irthir : knowledge
 * irthiski : lit. little secret; more commonly translated as "baby" (in a romantic connotation)
 * irthos : secret
 * isk : star
 * ixen : fire

J

 * jhank : hammer

K

 * kaegro : undead
 * karif : far
 * karshoj : Tymantheran dialect: F-bomb. Adj. : karshoji
 * kear : day
 * kepesk : storm
 * kethend : gem
 * kiskartchi : an acquired taste
 * kosjmyrni : Tymantheran dialect: lit. Mother's child. As in raising a child of another person. Refers to dragonborn raised by their mother's clan.
 * korth : danger
 * koshqal : Tymantheran dialect: dowry
 * kosj : small
 * kosjth : shrink
 * kothar : demon
 * kuhri : river
 * kurik : slaughter
 * kurik : slaughter

L

 * laraek : weapon
 * lauth : few
 * legatus : military rank : general
 * leirith : near
 * levethix : wizard pronounced lefanthish in Tymantheran dialect
 * levex : enchanted
 * lex : word
 * lexi : speaker
 * litrix : armor
 * loex : dead
 * loerchik : pain
 * loreat : to die
 * lorsvek : prophecy
 * lovac : the head servant of a taaldarax

M

 * maekrix : leader (as in ruler)
 * majak : to give
 * malsvir : adj.: evil
 * martivir : peace ; pronounced martifyr in Tymantheran dialect
 * maurg : to breed
 * miirik : song
 * molik : skin (hide)
 * morikar : military rank : lieutenant
 * mrith : with
 * munth : normal
 * munthrek : human; pronounced maunthrek in Tymantheran dialect

N

 * nannan : moon
 * nath
 * lit. bane, end of. Attached to the end of a word (ex. petissenath—end of kobolds/kobold’s bane)
 * nar viraka
 * you're welcome


 * nychaki : a plant native to Tymanther
 * ner : spear
 * noach : wealth
 * noachi : lit. little treasure; more commonly translated as "my dear"
 * nurh : ugly
 * nurthul : unfashionable

O

 * ocuir : to see
 * okarthel : home
 * ominak : name
 * onureth : under
 * oposs : rain
 * orn : silver
 * ossalur : travel
 * osvith : to flee; pronounced oshvith in Tymantheran dialect
 * oth : tooth
 * othokent : smart

P

 * panjar : a distinctive spice from Tymanther used in sauces
 * persvek : in
 * petisse : kobold
 * pok : stop
 * pothoc : stupid; pronounced pothac in Tymantheran dialect
 * pothachi : Tymantheran dialect: dummy.
 * potvych : to forgive

Q

 * qal : Tymantheran dialect: a bride/groom
 * qallim : Tymantheran dialect: a marriage agreement

R

 * rach : copper
 * rasvim : treasure
 * rauhiss : halfling
 * renthisj : to speak
 * rhyaex : meat
 * rhyisj : bleed
 * rhyvos : cow

S

 * sauriv : eye
 * shafaer : prep.: on
 * shar : conj.: but
 * shuk-qalli : Tymantheran dialect: a potential bride/groom
 * sjach : shadow
 * sjashukri : Tymantheran dialect: subtler, trickier
 * sjek : conj.: if
 * sjerit : yet
 * sjir : scroll
 * ssearth : prolong
 * ssej : silent
 * ssifisv : to rest
 * ssissth : ruler
 * sthyr : male
 * strix : invigorate
 * strixiki : Tymantheran dialect: a term for dragonborn in a pejorative sense. Lit. "little imposters."
 * sukriya : thanks, thank you
 * sunathaer : cleric
 * sveargith : bravery
 * svent : arrow; to kill
 * sverak : darkvision
 * svern : prep.: above

T

 * taaldarax : a player of the xorvintaal
 * talsch : a resin from the nychaki plant
 * ternesj : stone
 * terunt : gnome
 * thadarsh : pillage
 * thaenar : military rank : major
 * thrae : air
 * thric : no; pronounced thrik in Tymantheran dialect
 * thrikominaki: Tymantheran dialect: lit. nameless; more commonly translated as clanless. Used as an epithet by dragonborn expelled from their clans.
 * throden : many
 * thul : fashionable
 * thur : nor
 * thurgix : crippled; pronounced thurgiesh in Tymantheran dialect
 * thurirl : friend; friendly
 * thurkear : night
 * tiamash : Tymantheran dialect: lit. like Tiamat; more commonly translated as asshole.
 * tiathar : spawn of Tiamat
 * tibur : born as
 * toovir : adventurer
 * troth : protect
 * throtominarr : to improve; to build on what your ancestor had done and pay honor to them by improving their work.
 * tundar : dwarf
 * tuor : want
 * turalisj : big
 * turalisjth : expand
 * turasjir : book
 * türkhaari : a sort of pickle made from gourds, pepper, charchuka root, lemon, and herbs and spices

U

 * ukris : talk
 * uljar : blue
 * Umbraxakar : shadowborn
 * unsinti : prep.: beside
 * urathear : deity
 * usk : iron
 * usv : conj.: or
 * ux : platinum
 * ux Bahamuti : dragonborn of Bahamut

V

 * vaecaesin
 * elf


 * vaeri
 * dance; to dance


 * vaess
 * arrow


 * vaex
 * bow (weapon)


 * valeij
 * to bleed


 * valignat
 * to burn


 * vargach
 * battle


 * vargus
 * military rank : captain


 * vayemniri
 * Tymantheran dialect: lit. Ash-Marked Ones. Is how Tymantheran dragonborn refer to themselves.


 * versel
 * powerful


 * versvesh
 * strong


 * veschik
 * replenish


 * verthicha
 * mountain; pronounced verthisa in Tymantheran dialect


 * veth(i)-
 * possessive prefix: my (used for items owned)


 * vhir
 * prep.: below


 * vignar
 * ash; pronounced vayem in Tymantheran dialect


 * virlym
 * thief


 * vivex
 * victory pronounced vivesh in Tymantheran dialect


 * vor
 * learn


 * vorastrix
 * sorcerer


 * vorel
 * beautiful


 * vorellim
 * you are beautiful


 * vrak
 * child


 * vur
 * conj.: and


 * vutha
 * black


 * vyth
 * steel

W

 * waere : cave
 * waeth : bag
 * wux : pron. : you

X

 * xorvintaal : the Great Game

Y

 * ya : pron. : I
 * yochit : salad
 * yrev : yellow
 * yrisfexirji : a traditional Thymari medicine for hangovers
 * yth : we

Z

 * zara : prep.: behind
 * zyak : conj. : so