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A list of words in the Drow language.

A[]

abban
'ally',[1] 'not-enemy'[2]
abbil
'trusted friend' or 'trusted comrade'.[3] Largely an oxymoron based in cynicism since there were no real concepts of 'trust' or 'friend' in drow society even among family members.[4] Also a term used by Jarlaxle towards his traveling companion Artemis Entreri, and Dinin Do'Urden, older brother of Drizzt Do'Urden, possibly meant as a legitimate term of endearment.[5]
akh
'group'[3]
alur
'superior'[2]
alurlssrin
'love', specifically, an unselfish deep love; this term was known to Eilistraee and her faith.[6][note 1]
alust
'in front'[2]
aluve
'I/we leave you', a farewell.[7] (pronounced: /ɑːˈluːvɛ/ ah-LOO-veh[7] about this audio file listen)
alva
'silver hue'.[8]
alvassun
moon, literally 'silver-light' (from alva and ssussun).[8]
Angardh xorr feleal
These appear to be the words to a charm spell. [9]
araj
'vengeance'[10]
asanque
ambiguous word that meant either 'likewise' or 'of course'.[11] It could also mean 'as you wish'.[3]
ava'til natha pasaison zhah ques po finnud ebries herm
'history is a poem where all lines rhyme', an old drow saying referring to the cyclical nature of life.[12]
avinsin
'doomed'[3]

B[]

bae'qeshel
a rare type of drow bardic magic.[13]
bauth
'about' or 'around'[2]
bautha
'to dodge'[2]
belaern
'wealth',[3] 'coinage' or 'treasure'[2]
belbau
'to give'[2]
belbol
'gift'[3][2]
bol
term to describe ,'something mysterious or intriguing'.[14] It indicated an 'unidentified item'.[3]
brorn
'surprise' (pl: brorna)[3]

C[]

caballin
'food'[3]
colbauth
'path' or 'known way'[2]
colnbluth
'non-drow'[15]
crinti
'high ones'[16]
crintishik
a calamari-based meal[17]

D[]

dal
'from'[2]
darthiir
'surface elves', 'traitors'.[3][2]
del
'of'[3][2]
dobluth
'outcast'[18][2]
dos
'you'[3][2][19]
dos shlu'ta'naut nez
phrase meaning 'You cannot stop the Cult's plan from succeeding'.[19]
dosst
'your', 'yours'[3][2]
dosstan
'yourself'[3][2]
draa
'two'[3]
draada
'second'[2]
draghazar
deep bat.[20]
draugah
spider[21]
dro
'life', 'to be alive'[3][2]
drojal zhah obdoluth dorb'd streeak, lueth dro zhah zhaunau dorb'd ogglin.
'existence is empty without chaos, and life is boring without enemies.'[22] An aphorism of Lolth herself, explaining why she might offer aid to her own foes.
duk-tak
'unholy executioner'[23]
duvall
'secret advisor'[24]

E[]

elamshin
'destiny', the will of Lolth.[3]
elend
'usual' or 'traditional'[2]
elendar
'continue', 'continued', 'continuing',or 'enduring'[2]
elg'caress
derogatory term directed at a female[25]
elgg
'death',[3] 'destroy', 'kill', or 'slay'[2]
elgghinn
'death'[2]
elgg-hor
'the destroyer'[26]

F[]

faer
'magic'.[3][2]
faerbol
'magical item'.[2]
Faerie
translation of a term used to refer to a surface elf.[27]
faerl
'magical'.[2]
faern
'magic worker'[2] or 'wizard'.[3]

G[]

gol
'goblin' (pl: goln).[3][2]
golhyrr
'ruse', 'trap', or 'trick'.[2]
golhyrrl' fhaazht
'The Dream Trap', strange nightmare dreams given out by the giant fungus Araumycos (post-Spellplague) involving the comfort of the mass and the hopeless chaos of individuality.[28]

H[]

harl
'down'[2], 'under', or 'below'.[3]
harl'il'cik
'kneel'.[29]
haszak
illithid (pl: haszakkin).[3][2]
honglath
'bravery', 'calm', 'clear thinking', or 'good behavior'.[2]

I[]

iblith
'offal',[2] 'excrement'.[30] Often used when referring to humans as well as other non-drow races. Can be used as an insult.[31]
ilhar
'mother'.[2]
ilharess
'matron' (pl: ilharressen).[3][2]
ilharn
'patron'.[3][2]
ilindith
'aim', 'goal', or 'hoped for event'.[2]
illiyitrii
a formal dance sometimes involving costumes.[32]
inth
'plan', 'scheme', or 'stratagem'.[2]
inthigg
'agreement' or 'treaty'.[2]
izil
'as'.[2]

J[]

jabbuk
'master'.[3][2]
jal
'all'.[2]
jaluk
a derogatory term for a male drow.[33]
jivvin
'to play'; to play a game or have other amusement or fun.[34][2]
jivvin quui'elghinn
'torture until death', apparently a cynical distortion of the term for fun.[35]

K[]

kaezlen
term for disrespect or insult.[36]
khal'abbil
'my trusted comrade'.[3]
khaless
meaning trust' or a drow game called Khaless.[37] Because trust was so lacking in drow society, it was often used in an ironic sense to mean 'misplaced trust'.[3]
khaless nau uss mzild taga dosstan
'trust no one more than yourself'.[38]
khazid'hea
'to cut'; Catti-brie's sword Khazid'hea.[39]
kolsen'shea orbb
'to pull the legs off a spider', an arcane phrase[11] and idiom.[3]
kulg
'blockage', 'hitch', or 'snag'.[40]
kulggen
'deliberate rampart' or 'shield'.[40]
kyone
'alert/alertly', 'careful/carefully', 'wary/warily'.[40]
kyorl
'to watch'.[3]
kyorlin
'guarding', 'waiting', 'watching'.[40]

L[]

lhorb
term used when referring to a spider that the speaker considers to be dangerous (pl: lhorbbyth).[41]
lil
'the'.[3][40]
llar
'three'.[3][40]
llarnbuss
'third'.[3][40]
lueth
'and'.[3][40]
lurraggath
'love', specifically an act of love involving a sacrificial or noble deed.[6][note 1]
luth
'cast', 'hurl', or 'throw'.[40]

M[]

maglust
'alone',[3] 'apart'.[40]
malla
'honored'[40] or 'honored one'.[3]
mrimm
'guide', 'key', or 'inspiration'.[40]
mzild
'more'.[3][40]

N[]

natha
'a'/'an'.[3][40]
nau
'no'.[42][40]
neideirra
a frenzied dance competition favored in Menzoberranzan.[43]
neirt
'whip' or 'lash'[44]
neirtarr
'whipping' or 'lashing'.[44]
nind
'they', 'them', 'their', 'theirs'.[3][40]
nindyn
'those'.[40]
noamuth
'lost',[3] 'unknown', or 'wanderer'.[40]

O[]

obsul
'opening',[40] 'door'.[45]
ogglin
'enemy'.[3]
olist
'stealth'.[3]
oloth
'darkness'.[3]
orb
'spider'[46][41] pl: orbb).[41]
orbbcress
'spiderweb'.[47]
orthae
'sacred'.[3]

P[]

parzdiamo
male playmate who is not the house patron.[48]
pasaison
'history', or 'yesteryear'[49]
pera'dene
'scapegoat'.[50]
phalar
'battle-marker' or 'grave'.[40]
phindar
'non-intelligent monster'.[3][40]
phlar Lolth ssinssrickla
a blasphemous jest meaning 'when Lolth giggles'.[51]
pholar
'on', 'upon'.[3][40]
phuul
'are'.[3][40]
plynn
'take'[40] or 'to seize'.[3]
pyrimo
a small, fierce fish with sharp teeth and powerful jaws; a treasured delicacy in Menzoberranzan.[52]

Q[]

'qilovestualt'
a type of drow wine made from fermented mushrooms.[53]
qual'laelay
'argument'[40] or 'disagreement'.[3]
quarth
'to command', used as part of an order.[29]
quarthen
'commanded' or 'ordered'.[40]
Quarvalsharess
'the Goddess' (Lolth).[3][40]
qu'ellar
'house'.[3][40]
qu'lith
'blood'.[3]
qu'uente
'guts'.[54]

R[]

ragar
'discover', 'find', or 'uncover'.[40]
raggath
'love', specifically, the act of love or lovemaking.[6]
rath
'back'.[40]
ratha
'backs'.[40]
rathrae
'behind'.[3][40]
rivvil
'human' or 'one of half-elven blood' (pl: rivvin).[25][3][40][55]

S[]

sargh
'skill at arms'.[3][40]
sargtlin
'drow warrior'.[3][40]
sarn
'beware'[3] or 'warning'.[40]
sava
a game popular among drow.[56]
shavrak
'final', 'last'.[3]
shebali
'lower ones'.[16]
shulteen
Southern drow term of abuse for a woman whose stupidity and recklessness should cost her life.[57]
sreen
'danger'.[3][40]
ssinssrigg
'passion',[40][6][3] 'lust' (physical),[40][6][58] 'greed' (selfish),[40][6][58] 'longing',[40][6][3] 'love'.[40][6][note 1]
ssussun
'brightness'[40][8] or 'light'.[3][45][8]
straj
'damn'.[33]
streea
'to die in the service of Lolth'.[3] or 'suicide'.[40]
streeaka
'fearless(ness)' or 'reckless(ness)'.[40]
streeaka droc'uh
phrase meaning 'mad dragon'.[26]

T[]

taga
'than'.[40]
talinth
'consider'[40] or 'to think'.[3]
talthalra
'council[40] or 'meeting'.[3]
thalack
'war'.[3][40]
thalackz'hind
'attack from afar'[40] or 'raid'.[3]
thalra
'encounter'[3] or meet'.[40]
tinguin lal'o shrome'cak
'promise of a fungal pie'. It referred to something used to "sweeten the deal"; fungal pie was a delicious delicacy.[59]
tlu
'to be'.[3][40]
tuth
'both'.[3][40]

U[]

ul-Ilindith
'destiny'.[3][60]
uln'hyrr
'liar'.[61]
ultrin
'conqueror', 'highest' or 'supreme'.[60]
ultrin sargtlin
phrase meaning 'supreme warrior'.[62]
ultrine
'supreme goddess' (Lolth).[3][60]
ultrinnan
'conquering', 'victory', 'to win or prevail'.[3][60]
ulu
'to'.[3][60]
uss
'one'.[3][60]
ust
'first'.[25][3]
usstan
'I', 'me', or anything referring to oneself.[3][60]
usstan'sargh wael
'you arrogant fool'.[63]

V[]

valsharess
'queen'. Used as a title to refer to Lolth or the most powerful matron mothers.[46][60]
veldrin
'concealment' or 'shadows'.[3] This is also a common, androgynous name.[25][60]
vel'uss
'who'.[3][60]
velkyn
'hidden'[60] or invisible'.[3]
velve
'blade'.[3][60]
vidrinath
'lullaby' (songs priestesses sang to young students at the Academy as they went into Reverie).[64]

W[]

wael
'fool'.[63][60][19]
waela
'foolish'[3] or 'unaware/unwary'.[60]
wun
'in'.[3][60]
wund
'among', 'into' or 'within'.[60]

X[]

xal
'may, might, perhaps'.[3][60]
xittalsh
contest of arms to prove (or win) innocence.[65]
xun
'to accomplish'[60] or to work'.[3]
xund
'effort', 'striving' or 'work'.[60]
xundus
'acheivement' or 'work completed'.[60]

Y[]

yath
'temple'.[3][60]
yathrin
'drow priestess'.[3][60]
yathtallar
'high priestess'.[3][60]
yorn
'power/servant/will of Lolth'.[3][60]
Yor'thae
'chosen one' (High Drow).[66] The word comes from 'yorn', meaning 'servant of the goddess', and 'orthae', meaning 'sacred'.[67]

Z[]

Zedriniset
A Chosen of Lolth. This was considered a sacred word.[68]
zhah
'is'.[3][60]
zhaun
'to learn, to know'.[3][60]
zhaunil
'learning, wisdom'[3] or 'knowledge'.[60]
zheel
'word'.[3]
z'har
'to ride'.[3][60]
z'hin
'to walk'.[3][60]
z'hind
'expedition[60], to journey'.[3]
z'orr
'climb'.[60]
z'ress
'power' or 'strength'[30]; 'to dominate by force of will'.[3][60]

Appendix[]

Notes[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 At the start of Part Two of The Legacy, Drizzt stated there was no word in the drow language for love of a true and selfless kind. Most likely, this word to specific to Eilistraeens.

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