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A list of words in Draconic, the language of dragons.[1] Some of the lemmas were used only in Tymantheran dialect.

Contents: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A[]

achthend
(noun) food[2][3]
achuak
green;[2][4][3] (Tymantheran dialect: ashuak)[5]
achuakosj
"wyrmling green", an insult toward green dragons[6]
aesthyr
female[7]
aithyas
(Tymantheran dialect, expletive) dung[8]
arand
core, heart of[9]
arandguthkurikarcaniss
Original incantation for Power word, kill[10]
arandguthmuntharcaniss
Original incantation for Power word, stun[9]
arcaniss
magic[2][3][9]
arcath
spellscale[7]
aripotvych
Beg your pardon[11]
arklajus (pl: arklajan)[12]
poisonous spider or giant spider
arux
valley;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: arush[13])
ar(i)-
(genitive prefix) my, of mine, of;[14] (Tymantheran dialect, suffix: -ir)[15]
arthak dus
(obscene) an equivalent to Common "utter moron"[16]
aryte
war[2][4][3]
arytiss
warrior[7]
athear
(noun) celestial[2]
aujir
bronze[2][3]
auraj
brass[3]
aurix
gold[2][3]
aussir
white;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: ausir)[17]
austrat
to fly[2][3]
axun
yes;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: akison)[11]

B[]

baeshra
animal[2][4][3]
baka
(military rank) private[18]
barb
(military rank) leader or high knight[19]
bejik
savior of[7]
bensvelk
good;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: bensvenk)[20]

C[]

caesin
forest[2][3]
caex
sword[2][3]
charir
red;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: churir)[15]
chaorkartel
tavern[15]
charchuka
a root[21]
Chaubask vur kepeshk karshoji
(Tymantheran dialect) a dragonborn oath, used to express frustration[22]
chmertehoschta
a Thymari sedative[23]
clax
take[2][3]

D[]

darastrix
dragon[2][4][3]
darahar
a pormanteu of dara and har, it is the collective polite term for dragonborn[24]
darastrixethe
dragonblood[7]
darasv
half-dragon[7]
darathric
1. (lit.)"no-dragon", a pormanteu of dara and thric[24]
2. the collective impolite term for dragonborn[24]
darss
draconic creature[7]
dartak
to hate[2][3]
deshkrouth
(Tymantheran dialect) understand?
djerad (pl: djeradi)
(Tymantheran dialect) clanhold[25]
dokaal
"two-leggers", a generic term for humanoids[26]
durah
to bribe[2]

E[]

earenk
tomorrow[2]
edar
earth[2][3]
er- (ethe-)
(possessive prefix) my (used for relationships)[14]
ekess
(prep.) to[2]
eorikc
year[2]
erekess
(prep.) through[2][3]

F[]

faessi
coward[2]
faestir
serve[7]
farang
(military rank) sergeant[18]
farothai
griddled bread[27]
fintir
slayer of[7]
frahr
breathe[7]
frahraek
breath weapon;[7](Tymantheran dialect: svaerx)[28]

G[]

garurt
axe[2][4][3]
geth
quest[7]
gethrisj
to go[2][3]
ghent
(prep.) after[2][3]
ghik
orc[7]
ghontix
ogre[7][3]
ghoros
(prep.) before[2][3]
glav
speech or converse, its the word for the Draconic language; (Tymantheran dialect: aklave)[29]
gix
claw[2][3]
gixustrat
to disembowel[2]
grovisv
wood[2]
Guth
to push, to nudge, to shove[9]

H[]

har
echo[24]
haurach
fate;[2] (Tymantheran dialect: chaubask)[30]
hengot
(military rank) corporal[18]
henich
1. (lit.) unhatched, rotten egg[6]
2. bastard (more common variant);[6] (Tymantheran dialect: henish)[31]
hesjing
water[7][3]
hlar
roar[24]
hurthi
fortress[2]
hysvear
soar[3]

I[]

-i
(suffix) can be plural or diminutive[25][26]
-ia
(suffix) place name suffix[32]
iejir
blood[2]
ierikc
century[2][3]
ihk
(prep.) for[2]
Io loex
1. (lit.) "Io's death"[33]
2. a desperate cry used by half-dragons only at the worst times[33]
ioth
holy[7]
ir
one[2]
irisv
heal[2]
irlym
1. (adj.) enemy[2][3]
2. (noun) enemy[2][3]
irthir
knowledge[7]
irthiski
1. (lit.) little secret[34]
2. (romantic) baby (more common variant)[34]
irthos
secret[2][4][3]
isk
star[2]
iskirthos
secret star[35]
ixen
fire[2][3]

J[]

janklee
blessings[36][37]
jhank
hammer[2][4]

K[]

kaegro
undead[2]
karif
far[2][3]
karshoj
(Tymantheran dialect) strong expletive[38]
karshoj arnahk
(Tymantheran dialect) strong expletive, denotes frustration[16]
karshoji
(adj.) strong expletive[38]
kear
day[2][3]
kepesk[note 1]
storm;[2][4][3]
kethend
gem[2][4][3]
kiskartchi
an acquired taste[21]
klajus (pl: klajan)
spider[12]
klood
nest or colony of spiders[12]
kosjmyrni
1. (Tymantheran dialect, lit.) mother's child, as in raising a child of another person[39]
2. (Tymantheran dialect) a dragonborn raised by their mother's clan[24]
korth
danger[2][4][3]
koshqal
(Tymantheran dialect) dowry[40]
kosj
small[2][4][3]
kosjirl
pet[3]
kosjth
shrink[7]
kothar
demon[2][4][3]
kuhri
river[41]
Kuhri Ternhesh
The River of Stone,, the Tymantheran name of the Alamber Sea[42]
kurik
slaughter[2][10]

L[]

laraek
weapon[2][3]
lauth
few[2]
legatus
(military rank) general[18]
leirith
near[2][3]
levethix
wizard;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: lefanthish)[43]
levex
enchanted[2][3]
lex
word[7]
lexi
speaker[7]
litrix
armor[2][4][3]
loex
dead[2][3]
loexil
death[44]
loerchik
pain[7]
loreat
to die[2][3][45]
lorsvek
prophecy[7]
lovac
old draconic word meaning "faithful friend and lieutenant of a king";[46] in the context of Xorvintaal, means the head servant of a taaldarax[47]

M[]

maekrix
leader[2][3] (as in ruler);[14] (Tymantheran dialect: maetrish) [48]
majak
to give[2][3]
malsvir
(adj.) evil[2][3]
martivir
peace;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: martifyr)[49]
maurg
to breed[2]
Maurg wux gashtik
A half-dragon oath, mixing Draconic with Orcish. Politely translated as “Go and breed with a monster!”[33]
miirik
song[2][4][3]
molik
skin (hide)[2][3]
morikar
(military rank) lieutenant[18]
mrith
with[2]
munth
1. normal[7][3]
2. stun, stunned[9].
Munthrarechi
(Tymantheran dialect) Common tongue[50]
munthrek
1. human;[2][3]
2. (Tymantheran dialect, pejorative: maunthreki)[51]

N[]

nannan
moon[52]
nar viraka
you're welcome[50]
nychaki
a plant native to Tymanther[21]
ner
spear[2]
noach
wealth[2]
noachi
1. (lit.) little treasure[53]
2. my dear (more common variant)[53]
nurh
ugly[2][3]
nurthul
unfashionable[7]
nytha
mama (used by newly hatched wyrmlings)[54]

O[]

ocuir
to see;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: okhuir)[43]
okarthek
(Troglodyte dialect) home[55]
okarthel
home[2][3]
ominak
name[2][3]
onureth
under[2][3]
oposs
rain[2][3]
orn
silver[2][3]
ossalur
travel[2][3]
osvith
to flee;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: oshvith)[56]
oth
tooth[2]
othokent
smart[2][4][3]

P[]

panjar
a distinctive spice from Tymanther used in sauces[23]
persvek
in[2][3]
petisse
kobold[7]
pok
stop[2]
Pokesthajar kharasj
"Stop straddling the chasm". A dragonborn proverb expressing that you should make a decision when faced with a dilemma[28]
pothachi
(Tymantheran dialect) dummy[15]
pothoc
stupid;[2] foolish;[3] (Tymantheran dialect: pothac)[57]
pothoc pig
A common half-dragon insult, mixing Draconic and Common[33]
potvych
to forgive[11]
prujedj
something you do that was really hard or time consuming, yet you still did it because of your nature[58]

Q[]

qal
(Tymantheran dialect) a bride/groom[49]
qallim
(Tymantheran dialect) a marriage agreement[49]

R[]

rach
copper[2][3]
rasvim
treasure[2][3]
rauhiss
halfling[2]
renthisj
to speak;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: renthizhath)[43]
rhyaex
meat[2][3]
rhyisj
bleed[2]
rhyvos
cow[2]

S[]

sauriv
eye[2][4]
shafaer[note 2]
(prep.) on[2][3]
shar
(conj.) but[2][3]
shuk-qalli
(Tymantheran dialect) a potential bride/groom[40]
Si mith ti svolben wux sifmid
I am not what you think[16]
sjach
shadow[2][3]
sjashukri
(Tymantheran dialect) subtler, trickier[15]
sjath vethkeshka
1. (Tymantheran dialect, lit.) "Still got a shadow"[43]
2. (Tymantheran dialect) A common answer to a greeting[43]
sjek
(conj.) if[2]
sjerit
yet[2]
sjir
scroll[2][3]
ssearth
prolong[7]
ssej
silent[7]
ssifisv
to rest[2][3]
ssissth
ruler[7]
sthyarli
(Tymantheran dialect) an insult. Can be translated as "idiot"[59]
sthyr
male[7]
strix
invigorate[7]
strixiki
a term for dragonborn[26] usually in a pejorative sense. Can be translated as "little imposters."[24]
sukriya
thanks, thank you[50]
sunathaer
cleric[2]
sveargith
bravery[2][3]
svent
arrow; to kill[2][3]
sverak
darkvision[2]
svern
(prep.) above[2][3]

T[]

taaldarax
a player of the xorvintaal[47]
talsch
a resin from the nychaki plant[21]
tesjendar
"Three and One", an old dragonborn saying[28]
ternesj
stone;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: ternhesh)[42]
terunt
gnome[2][3]
thadarsh
pillage[2]
thaenar
(military rank) major[18]
thrae
air[2][3]
thric[note 3]
no;[2][3][3] (Tymantheran dialect: thrik)[15]
Thricanda molik litrem vethiejir darastrix
"Not all scales shield a dragon's heart", a dragonborn proverb expressing that things are not always what they seem[28]
thrikominaki
1. (Tymantheran dialect, lit.) nameless[43]
2. (Tymantheran dialect) clanless (more common variant)[43] Used as an epithet by dragonborn expelled from their clans[41][24]
throden
many[2][4][3]
thul
fashionable[7]
thur
nor[2]
thurae
student[3]
thurgix
crippled;[2] (Tymantheran dialect: thurgiesh)[60] Used by half-dragons to express that a situation went out of their control[33]
thurirl
1. (noun) friend[2][3]
2. (adj.) friendly[2]
Thurisvant eth donsjeret
"Every lair has two ways out", a dragonborn proverb expressing that there is also another option when things seem complicated[28]
thurkear
night[2][4][3]
tiamash
1. (Tymantheran dialect, lit.) like Tiamat[15]
2. (Tymantheran dialect, obscene) asshole (more common variant)[15]
tiathar
spawn of Tiamat[7]
tibur
born as[7]
toovir
adventurer[7]
troth
protect[7]
throtominarr
to improve; to build on what your ancestor had done and pay honor to them by improving their work[21]
tundar
dwarf[2][3]
tuor
want[2][3]
turalisj
big[2][3]
turalisjth
expand[7]
turasjir
book[7]
türkhaari
a sort of pickle made from gourds, pepper, charchuka root, lemon, and herbs and spices[21]

U[]

ukris
talk[2][3]
ulhar
blue[2][3]
Umbraxakar
shadowborn[61]
unsinti
(prep.) beside[2][3]
urathear
deity[2]
usk
iron[2][4]
usv
(conj.) or[2]
uth vethindas en thuris
(Tymantheran dialect) By my clan and my honor[28]
ux
platinum[2]
ux Bahamuti
dragonborn of Bahamut[7]

V[]

vaecaesin
elf[2][3]
vaeri
dance; to dance[2][3]
vaess
arrow[7]
vaex
bow (weapon)[2][3]
valeij
to bleed[2]
valignat
to burn[2][4][3]
vargach
battle[2][4][3]
vargus
(military rank) captain[18]
vayemniri
1. (Tymantheran dialect, lit.) Ash-Marked Ones[15][24]
2. (Tymantheran dialect) Thymari dragonborn self-reference[15][24]
versel
powerful[7]
versvesh
strong[2][3]
veschik
replenish[7]
verthicha
mountain;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: verthisa)[60][4]
veth(i)-
(possessive prefix) my (used for items owned)[14]
vethio ierjir
Commonly translated as "Io's blood". A common exclamation among dragonborn[28]
Vethisvaerx Bahamut
"Bahamut's Breath", a dragonborn oath. Considered irreverent[28]
vhir
(prep.) below[2]
vignar
ash;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: vayem)[15]
virlym
thief[2][3]
vivex
victory;[2][3] (Tymantheran dialect: vivesh)[52]
vivex prujedj
pyrrhic victory[58]
vor
learn[7]
vorastrix
sorcerer[2][3]
vorel
beautiful[2][3]
Vorelheching Kethendia
1. (Tymantheran dialect, lit.) The Beautiful Water of Gems
2. (Tymantheran dialect) the Alamber Sea[42]
vorellim
you are beautiful[34]
vrak
child[7]
vur
(conj.) and[2][3]
vutha
black[2][4][3]
vyth
steel[2][4]

W[]

waere
cave[2][3]
waeth
bag[2][3]
wushzarath sathi?
(Tymantheran dialect) an informal greeting. Can be translated as "What's up, dude?[43]
wux
(pron.) you[2][3]
Wux vinult de wer clvini
You hail from the clans[16]

X[]

xorvintaal
the Great Game[62]

Y[]

ya
(pron.) I[43]
yochit
salad[63]
yrev
yellow[2]
yrisfexirji
a traditional Thymari medicine for hangovers[64]
yth
we[7][3]

Z[]

zara
(prep.) behind[2][3]
zyak
(conj.) so[2][3]

Words for names[]

There was a set of words used exclusively for dragon names. These words had different meanings, depending on the context in which the dragon created the name. Additionally, most of these words had a prefix and a suffix form, thought the order of these forms could also be changed by dragons at whim[65] (several Realm dragons, such as Arveiaturace, Jalanvaloss, Klauth, Olothontor, Tostyn Alaerthmaugh, and Valamaradace, among others, used names constructed from this set of words).

List of words[]

Aeros/Vaeros
Breath; Fire; Fiery; Life[65]
Agha/Agham
Any color or metal (usually, that of the dragon using this word)[65]
Agyrt/Gyrtu
Ancient; Elder; First; Old[65]
Akkan/Ikkan
Assassin; Bane; Murderous; Savage[65]
Alae/Alaerth
Agile; Bright; Quick ;Lightning[65]
Aly/Alymm
Charm; Enchanter; Wand[65]
Andra/Andre
Epic; Great; Royal; Vast[65]
Andusk
Blinding; Light; South; Sun[65]
Angkar
Ally; Dwarf; Elf; Enemy[65]
Anthar
Dire; Dismal; Swamp; Trap[65]
Aradace
High ; Mighty ; Powerful ; Ruler[65]
Arauth/Tharur
Defense; Maze; Trap; Trickster[65]
Ardu/Arydun
Healing; Innocent; Kind; Peaceful[65]
Arveia/Veiar
Betrayal; False; Lying; Traitor[65]
Aryz/Aryxon
Airy; Dancing; Graceful; Sweet[65]
Atar/Atrux
Fang; Feed; Gnaw; Tooth[65]
Auntyr/Untryr
Learned; Knowledge; Scholar; Wise[65]
Aurak/Uraka
Hunter; Stalk; Tail; Tracking[65]
Auth/Autha
Black; Blind; Darkness; Void[65]
Bahor/Bahr
Accursed; Blight; Curse; Toxin[65]
Bane
Might; Powerful; Ring; Rune[65]
Bala/Ballax
Blighted; Corrupt; Plague; Scourge[65]
Calaun
Assault; Judge; Smite; Vengeance[65]
Ciym/Iym
Adamant; Shrine; Statue; Stern[65]
Claug/Clugh
Forest; Garden; Green; Growing[65]
Daerev/Deregh
Egg; Hatchling; New; Young[65]
Dalagh/Dalah
Any weapon (usually, one favored by the dragon using this word)[65]
Darrh/Darrath
Dread; Fearful; Panic; Terror[65]
Deszeld
Ambitious; Dragon; Fierce; Lord/Lady[65]
Durg/Daurgo
Dracolich; Foul; Rotting; Undead[65]
Eir/Majeir
Fortress; Grand; Huge; Mountain[65]
Elden/Irden
Hermit; Quest; Sage; Search[65]
Ethar/Thargar
Any breath weapon (usually, that used by the dragon using this word)[65]
Endeem
Claw; Sharp; Swift; Talon[65]
Endor
Brother/Sister; Companion; Twin[65]
Eroese/Reoz
Historic; Legend(ary); Mythic[65]
Fel/Irfel
Evil; Malice; Misfortune; Pain[65]
Gahl/Galad
Dying; End; Night; Sunset[65]
Gaul/Gaulir
Glory; Honorable; Loyal; Oath[65]
Golos/Gos
Air; Flying; Wind; Wing/Winged[65]
Guth/ Guthi
Chameleon; Disguised; Shifting; Unknown[65]
Harn/Hoon
Rage; Raid; Raider; Storm[65]
Ingeir
Devoted; Heart; Love; Soul[65]
Ix/Ixu
Courageous; Iron; Resolute; Will[65]
Iyliam/Riylm
Bone; Corpse; Entombed; Lost[65]
Jalan
Abundant; Bounty; Many; Treasure[65]
Jhar/Ujhar
Charm; Mystic; Spell; Wizard[65]
Kerin/Kerrar
Humanoid; Lesser; Servant; Weak[65]
Klauth
Rumble; Snarl; Thunder; Warning[65]
Lham/Ulham
Coast; Endless; Sea; Vast; West[65]
Lothtor
Breeder; Creator; Father/Mother; Progenitor[65]
Mal/Malae
Lair; Mysterious; Unknown; Vault[65]
Marun/Marux
Lightning; Mighty; Powerful; Wyrm[65]
Maugh
Burning; Desire; Flame; Obsession[65]
Mere
Beast; Fiend; Savage; Primal[65]
Miir/Miirym
Alert; Cautious; Guardian; Sentinel[65]
Morn/Mornaug
Divine; God; Omniscient; Priest[65]
Murh
Crypt; Sleep; Slumbering; Still[65]
Nabal
Fate; Fortune; Lucky[65]
Nym/Nyth
Eyes; Scrying; Sight; Watching[65]
Nur/Unur
Concealed; Deceiver; Masked; Trick[65]
Oloth/Lotho
Bardic; Minstrel; Singing; Song[65]
Ontor/Ontrix
Arcane; Enchanted; Mage; Magic[65]
Osk
Greed; Horde; Lust; Thought[65]
Othim
Dark; Dusky; Shadow; Shadowy[65]
Palar/Palax
Defending; Guardian; Protection; Shield[65]
Quirin/Quitu
Celestial; Eternal; Glittering; Star[65]
Raali/Raul
Silent; Stealthy; Thief; Thieving[65]
Ragoth
Heaven; High; Sky; Tall[65]
Razylym
Armored; Hard; Steel; Strong[65]
Rith/Rithux
Destruction; Doom; Ruin; Water[65]
Saryn/Saryx
Any gem or stone (usually one favored by the dragon using this word)[65]
Ser/ Seyr
Moon; Orb; Pearl; Silvery[65]
Sygax/Zygax
Battle; Ruler; Victor; War[65]
Skad/Skarr
Avid; Blood; Prey; Ravenous[65]
Surp/Surr
Crazed; Nature; Wasteland; Wild[65]
Thal/Thalu
Born in/of; History; Memory[65]
Thanach/Tanarg
Chaos; Hatching; Freedom; Living[65]
Toth/Thoth
Creeping, Larva; Worm; Writhe[65]
Thrax/Uthrax
Giant; Growing; Impressive; Massive[65]
Thriin/Thriina
Archer; Arrow; Harmful; Wound[65]
Treori/Treoris
Dream; Illusion; Phantasmal; Sleep[65]
Tostyn/Tosz
Anything of value (for the dragon using this word)[65]
Traint/Tratain
Just; Pact; Right; Truth[65]
Turac/Turace
Cold; Frozen; Ice; North[65]
Ua/Ualin
Desolate; Destruction; Devourer; East[65]
Umer/Umerus
Bridge; Future; Oracle; Path[65]
Uryte
Forgotten; Keeper; Lost; Lore[65]
Uxin/Xin
Hated; Hateful; Poison; Venomous[65]
Vaer/Waer
Cloak; Hidden; Riddle; Secret[65]
Vala/Valam
Noble; Queen/King; Worthy[65]
Valos
Craft; Enchantment; Master/Mistress; Skill[65]
Vinc/Vincix
Clay; Earth; Terrestrial; World[65]
Voar/Voarex
Dead; Deadly; Death; Slayer[65]
Vureem
Buried; Cave; Submerged; Underground[65]
Waur/Wyr
Clever; Serpent; Sly[65]
Zundae
Harlequin; Laughing; Mirthful; Roar[65]
Zyreph
Engulfing; Flood; Overwhelm; Swallow[65]

Words for Numbers[66][]

Ir

One (pronounced “urr”)[66]

Do

Two (“doe” or “doah”)[66]

Klau

Three (“claw”)[66]

Tveth

Four (“tuh-VETH”)[66]

Kloal

Five (“kuh-LOW-ull”)[66]

Saqqa

Six (“sah-KWUH”)[66]

Tlokel

Seven (“tuh-LOCK-ell”)[66]

Hrist

Eight (“hur-ISSSt”)[66]

Vaeve

Nine (“VAY-vuh”)[66]

Vok

Ten (“VOKE” to rhyme with “woke”)[66]

Dragons of Toril generally count by sixes (groups of six): one group of six is "saqqa", twelve is two groups of six and so, “dosaqqa” (doe-sah-KWUH”), eighteen is three groups of six and so, “klausaqqa,” and so on. Sixty or “voksaqqa” functions somewhat like a hundred for Common Tongue speakers, being the “larger group” (for dragons, usually counting the size of a herd or edibles, or a group of humans/demi-humans/humanoids on the move or in a settlement) unit. So instead of two hundred, three hundred, and so on, most dragons count in sixties: “voksaqqa," then “saqqado” for one hundred and twenty, then “saqqaklau” for one hundred and eighty, and so on. If a dragon is counting precisely for an amount above sixty or 63, the count is rendered “klaulasaqqa.” In Draconic, 366 is “saqqalasaqqatlokel.” (Yes, 300 is “saqqasaqqa.”) For many dragons, precise counting is for hoards or dragons; for other creatures, they often count "a few" = lauth or "many" = throden.[66]


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  1. ↑ Spelled as kespek in Peril in Pinebrook.
  2. ↑ Spelled as shafear in Peril in Pinebrook.
  3. ↑ Spelled as thrice in Peril in Pinebrook.

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