A list of words in the giant language of Jotun.
A[]
- alv
- elf[1][2]
- Am
- 1st-person sing subj pron: I[3]
- alder
- old[4]
- anfal
- n: attack[1]
- anfel
- v: attack[2][3]
- att
- eight[3]
B[]
- bapart
- temple[2][3]
- bla
- blue[1]
- blad
- blade[1]
- blod
- blood[1]
- blodbok
- copper[1]
- boye
- bow[1]
- bror
- brother[1]
- byrd
- birth[1]
D[]
- den
- 3rd-person sing neut pron: it[3]
- deg
- 2nd-person pl pron: you[3]
- det
- dem pron: that[3]
- dir
- dem adv: there[3]
- dod
- death[1][2]
- drofte
- dispute[1]
- du
- 2nd-person sing pron: you[3]
- dun
- 2nd-person sing poss pron: your[2][3]
- dverg
- dwarf[1][2]
E[]
F[]
- fang
- v: lead[2]
- fange
- v: take[3]
- fare
- danger[1][2]
- farvel
- goodbye[1]
- fem
- five[3]
- fer
- v: (2nd-person sing, ferst;[2][3] 3rd-person sing, fers[2][3]) go[1]
- ferd
- journey[1][2]
- festing
- fortress[1][2]
- fir
- four[3]
- fjell
- mountain[1]
- fjelljotun
- (pl, fjelljotunen) mountain giant[1]
- flod
- river[3]
- fode
- food[1]
- forbaus
- surprise[3]
- forer
- chieftain,[1][2] leader[2][3]
- forvar
- v: defend[1]
G[]
- galoril
- gleam of sunlight[7]
- garasje
- garbage[1]
- gared-guur
- "slayer from the skies", used by giants and hobgoblins of Anauroch to refer to the manticore[8][note 1]
- gave
- gift[1]
- gi
- v: give[1]
- gil
- (alt sp, gill[1]) gold[2]
- glang
- prep: above[1]
- grun
- green[1]
- gud
- god[1]
- gul
- yellow[3]
H[]
- ha
- v : have[1]
- han
- 3rd-person sing masc pron: he[3]
- haug
- hill[1]
- haugjotun
- (pl, haugjotunen) hill giant[1][2]
- harbunad
- armor[1][2]
- heim
- home[1][2]
- hellig
- holy, sacred[1]
- helsingen
- (slang, hels) greetings[1][2]
- hest
- horse[1]
- het
- hot[1]
- hild
- mother[1][2]
- hjelm
- helmet[1]
- hjerte
- heart[1]
- hun
- 3rd-person sing fem pron: she[3]
- hund
- hundred[3]
- huslyd
- (pl, huslyder) family[1][9]
- hval
- whale[10]
- hvalspyd
- whale spear[10]
I[]
- i
- dem pron: this[3]
- ild
- fire[1]
- ildjotun
- (pl, ildjotunen) fire giant[1][2]
- ise
- ice[1]
- isejotun
- (pl, isejotunen) frost giant[1][2]
J[]
- jarl
- Jotunise dialect: tribal leader[11]
- jertrut
- transgender[12]
- jotun
- (pl, jotunen) giant[1]
- Jotunbrud
- collective term for all true giants[13]
K[]
- kalt
- cold[1]
- kappe
- cloak[1]
- kjott
- meat[1][2]
- kom
- v: come[1]
- kong
- king[1][2]
- kongerike
- kingdom[1]
- krig
- war[3]
- krigga
- warrior[2][3]
- kue
- cow[1][2]
- kunst
- art[1]
- kvit
- white[2][3]
L[]
- lang
- Far[1]
- Levendehule
- living cave[14]
- linje
- ancestry, lineage[1]
- linjenstein
- ancestors of stone[15]
- liv
- life[1]
M[]
- maat
- good,[1][16] holy,[2] honorable[2]
- magere
- mage[1]
- magisk
- magic[1]
- maug
- evil,[1][17] unholy,[2] dishonorable[2]
- mazîn
- priest[3]
- mazînmagisk
- divine magic[3]
- meg
- 1st-person sing obj pron: me;[3] 1st-person sing poss pron: my[2][3]
- minutt
- minute[1]
- mynt
- money[1]
N[]
O[]
- oks
- axe[1]
- opp
- prep: up[2][3]
- ordning
- order[3]
- Ostoria
- the seat belonging to a father[6]
- otte
- fear[1]
- overin
- defeat[1]
P[]
R[]
S[]
- sal
- saga[19]
- seir
- victory[3]
- sek
- six[3]
- seng
- bed[1]
- sengrom
- bedroom[1]
- sju
- seven[3]
- skald
- Jotunise dialect: bard[20]
- skat
- treasure[3]
- skilt
- rune[21]
- skiltgravr
- rune cutters[21]
- skod
- fog[1]
- skodjotun
- (pl, skodjotunen) fog giant[1]
- skold
- shield[2][3]
- skye
- cloud[1]
- skyejotun
- (pl, skyejotunen) cloud giant[1][2]
- slag
- battle[1][2]
- solv
- silver[2][3]
- soster
- sister[3]
- sort
- black[1][2]
- spyd
- spear[3]
- stein
- stone[3]
- steinjotun
- (pl, steinjotunen) stone giant[2][3]
- stig
- light[1][2]
- stomm
- tribe[2][3]
- storkokk
- Jotunhaug dialect: master eater[22]
- stormazîn
- high priest[23]
- stot
- second[3]
- strev
- effort[1]
- su
- 1st-person pl poss pron: our[3]
- sverd
- sword[3]
T[]
- tanke
- thought[3]
- tapperhot
- Jotunise dialect: courage, mettle, machismo[24]
- tenner
- teeth[2][3]
- tid
- hour[1]
- tier
- ten[3]
- to
- two[5]
- tosk
- fool[1]
- traktat
- treaty[3]
- tre
- three[3]
- treke
- trail[3]
- trut
- truth[18]
- tusen
- thousand[2][3]
- tuv
- thief[3]
U[]
- ubuden
- intruder[1][2]
- uvar
- storm[3]
- uvarjotun
- (pl, uvarjotunen) storm giant[2][3]
- uven
- (pl, uvenir[2][3]) enemy[1][2]
V[]
- vader
- father[1]
- vaer
- weather[3]
- val
- prep: for[18]
- van
- human[1][2]
- venn
- friend[1]
- vind
- wind[2][3]
- vonin
- titan[3]
W[]
- weirdner
- Jotunise and Jotunild dialects: weird worker, i.e., a wizard or runecaster[25][26]
- wer
- inter pron: who[2][3]
- wie
- inter pron: where[2][3]
- wo
- inter pron: what[2][3]
- wyrm
- dragon[1][27]
Z[]
Appendix[]
Notes[]
- ↑ As hobgoblins also use it, this may instead be from the Goblin dictionary.
References[]
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- ↑ James Butler, Elizabeth T. Danforth, Jean Rabe (September 1994). “Anauroch”. In Karen S. Boomgarden ed. Elminster's Ecologies (TSR, Inc), p. 17. ISBN 1-5607-6917-3.
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