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Creatures

2007-10-08T16:30:05Z

Venae Rell: /* Derghir */ (fixed spelling, added some info)

There are many creatures throughout Yliakum, in here you will find information on both ferocious (and not so ferocious) creatures as well as rogues and other vile characters.

=Wild Animals=

Rarely are wild animals found in large cities except for rats which come and infest the sewers and cellars. These animals are often the best for people seeking to train since they range from simple creatures such as rats to extremely powerful monsters such as ulbernauts. Because of this, some creatures have been brought to the Hydlaa Arena so that various people can fight them without having to look for them.

==Biorlitrosans==

[[Image:biorlitrosans.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
 
==Barn Bouncetail==

[[Image:barn_bouncetail.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
Barn Bouncetails are insects. Although not rare, they are not very common either. Barn Bouncetails originally come from The Barn, the second level, and just like many other insects, they eat plants. However, they seem to like certain kinds of rare flowers in particular, which makes them very much disliked in the gardeners' community. Luckily for gardeners, Barn Bouncetails flee from the odour of consumer pheromones (consumers being one of their natural enemies).
 

==Carkarass==

[[Image:Carkarass.jpg|thumb|Picture is of a once powerful mage who had been transformed into a Poison Carkarass after a failed revenge attempt.]]
Carkarasses are the only type of flying creatures, along with pterosaurs and megarases. They are seldom seen in the world of the living, but many people coming back from the Death Realm claim to have seen some flying around. Not much is known about them; scientists know only that they live in the Death Realm and they fly.

;Appearance: A feathered, flying creature with two tails.

;Strength: Not a hindrance to any experienced adventurer, but amateurs should beware.

;Natural Habitat: They are occasionally seen roaming around the Death Realm
 
===Poison Carkarass===

[[Image:Poison_Carkarass.jpg|thumb|'''Poison Carkarass.''']]
;Appearance: A Poison Carkarass resembles the normal Carkarass. Most people cannot distinguish one from the other

;Strength: Poison Carkarasses are far stronger then normal Carkarasses, so beware when engaging them in combat.

;Natural Habitat: Just like normal Carkarasses, the Poison Carkarasses live in the Death Realm.
 

===Fire Carkarass===

[[Image:fire_carkarass.jpg|thumb|A Fire Carkarass in the Death Realm.]]
;Appearance: Fire Carkarasses are identical in most respects to other Carkarasses, but are easily distinguished by their fiery colour

;Strength: Fire Carkarasses are as strong as Poison Carkarasses

;Natural Habitat: As do all other species of Carkarasses, the Fire Carkarass lives in the Death Realm.

 

==Clackers==

[[Image:Clacker.jpg|thumb|A small clacker]]
Clackers are very closely related to crabs, having a hard exoskeleton, which gives them protection and makes them very robust. Their two front limbs are tipped with razor-sharp blades, which can be used to inflict serious damage on anyone who comes within range.

;Appearance: An insect-like creature resembling an over-sized hermit crab.

;Strength: Fairly stupid and not a serious threat to the experienced.

;Natural Habitat: The arena has a fairly large population of these, but many can be found in the sewers and dungeons throughout Yliakum. Clackers are sometimes hunted for their meat, which is used to prepare many flavourful dishes.
 
===Thunderclackers===

[[Image:thunderclacker.jpg|thumb|A Thunderclacker]]
Unlike common Clackers, Thunderclackers are blue in colour. They also make a great deal more noise, hence the name: thunderclackers.

;Apperance: Physically, they look just like Clackers, save for their their royal blue and silvery grey colouring.

;Strength:

;Natural Habitat: Thunderclackers are found mostly in the wilds, and are quite uncommon near towns.

==Consumers==

[[Image:consumer.jpg|thumb|A Consumer.]]
Consumers are rarely seen and little is known of them. Only in recent years have consumers been spotted in any numbers, and scientists speculate that they arrived via the great pits into which the dead are thrown. They will eat anything that fits into their large, round mouth, and some people claim that consumers have the ability to "upgrade" themselves from what they eat. For example, if they eat intelligent creatures, they will themselves become more intelligent.

;Appearance: A being with a large, insect-like body and a massive maw of needle-like teeth.

;Strength: Consumers are aptly named as they have a constant, ravaging hunger and can eat and digest almost any known substance. It is rumored that the only things consumers cannot digest are certain types of magical weapons and armor, although this information has never been confirmed. Although Consumers have no eyes, they possess the uncanny ability to find prey using some strange sensory organs unknown to the peoples of Yliakum.

;Natural Habitat: Consumers are rare, but can be found in the wilds between Hydlaa and the Eagle Bronze Doors. Some have been spotted near the road between Hydlaa and Ojaveda as well.
 

==Derghir==

[[Image:derghir.jpg|thumb|Picture to be added]]
Derghirs are small creatures with a relatively high intelligence. They are able to construct buildings from what looks like stone and crystal, they also appear to have a social order of some kind. The Derghir also have their own complex language. Some people claim to have learned this language, stating that they can communicate with the Derghir. Other people say that the derghir are a ravaging threat to the civilizations of Yliakum.

;Appearance: A short, humanoid creature with a thick rock-like exoskeleton. They have very large, powerful claws and the ability to withstand the [[Azure Sun|Crystal's]] radiation better than any other race.

;Strength: Their vulnerability has not been documented to this date, but it has been estimated that these creatures are hard to kill with conventional weapons due to their rocky exterior. Blunt weapons such as [[clubs]] and [[maces]] are thought to be more effective.

;Natural Habitat: They have been observed through observatory telescopes as living on the Azure Sun itself. Recently however, small villages of derghir have been discovered in remote places on the Dome level.
 

==Gawerts==

[[Image:gawert.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
 
==Gobbles==

[[Image:gobble.jpg|thumb|An image of a gobble edited to reveal its true appearance.]]
Gobbles are unpleasant creatures living in Hydlaa's sewers and probably other dark places. They are semi-intelligent and display a certain amount of cunning. It is said among scientists that they can even speak to each other. Their long limbs allow them to run quickly, either to fight or flee.

;Appearance: A short, humanoid creature with mottled skin and a nasty disposition, these beings can be dangerous to the young and inexperienced. Although they have limited intelligence, it is believed that one might communicate with them if one speaks their native tongue.

;Strength:

;Natural Habitat: They have been found in the labyrinthine sewers of Hydlaa City.
 
===Eagle Gobbles===

[[Image:eagle_gobble.jpg|thumb|An Eagle Gobble in the wild]]
Eagle Gobbles, members of the 'Eagle' Clan of Gobbles, are identical in build to the common gobble, but adorn themselves with tattoos and, sometimes, jewelery. This body decoration is indicative of their fairly high degree of intelligence.

;Appearance: Similar to the common gobble, Eagle Gobbles can be distinguished by their distinctive red tattoos and tendency to wear jewelery.

;Strength: Unknown.

;Natural Habitat: Eagle Gobbles are found in the wild areas of Yliakum.

===Serpent Gobbles===

[[Image:serpent_gobble.jpg|thumb|A Serpent Gobble in the Nature]]
Serpent Gobbles are members of the 'Serpent' Clan of Gobbles. It is believed that their custom of wearing more jewelery than other Gobbles is to signify their higher degree of intelligence.

;Appearance: They are identical in physiognomy to the common Gobble, but with striking orange skin, the occasional tattoo and an abundance of jewelery.

;Strength:

;Natural Habitat: Serpent Gobbles can be found in all wild areas.
 

==Grendol==

[[Image:Grendol.jpg|thumb|A Grendol creature in the Arena]]
;Appearance: A foul beast that reeks of death.

;Strength: Although it is not very intelligent, it has very heavy limbs which can easily inflict serious damage to most unskilled fighters.

;Natural Habitat: This abomination dwells in dungeons and dark places, preying upon the unwary. Most are of a malignant nature, although there are rumors about the existence of an intelligent, neutral being resembling a Grendol existing somewhere in one of the nether realms.
 
==Rats==
[[Image:rat.jpg|thumb|I one-eyed rat found in the sewers]]
The most common vile creature in Yliakum, rats have become a pest in the large towns. They proliferate where food is freely available, and always seem able to find some way to get it. They will eat the rotting corpses in sewers as well as the fresh meet in someone's cupboard. They have been known to attack people if they got too close, however they are generally so inoffensive that kids often tease them just for fun.

;Appearance: Rats in this world are quite large and covered with greyish fur. They have one eye and a skinny tail. They use their sharp teeth to attack, and while a Rat's bite can be quite painful, it does not inflict too much damage.

;Strength: Because they are quite easy to defeat, fighting them is a good way for the weaker adventurer to gain experience.

;Natural Habitat: Rats can be found in the sewers of Hydlaa, or in the warehouse district of Ojaveda.
 
===Wrathrats===

[[Image:wrathrat.jpg|thumb|A wrathrat in the death realm]]
Wrathrats are very much like common rats in shape, however, their appearance is dramatically different. Only half of the head has flesh, the rest is skeleton; their bodies are skinned, bare muscles are open to the air and held together in places with coarse stitchings. It is unsure whether they feed or not since they do not seem to be alive in the natural sense. Some speculate that a sorcerer cast a spell upon some rats, dooming them never to rest in peace.

;Appearance: Wrathrats have the same physical shape as common rats, but their fur is of a bloody red and and their skin adheres to their skeleton by only a few stitches here and there.

;Strength: Wrathrats are far more powerful then common rats; their big claws can inflict serious damage to the careless or unskilled fighter.

;Natural Habitat: Unlike common rats, wrathrats live in the Death Realm, and have never been seen in Yliakum.
 

==Tefusang==

[[Image:Tefusang.jpg|thumb|A Tefusang creature in the Arena]]
;Appearance: A large nasty beast with leathery skin, horned appendages and two large tentacles hanging from the torso.

;Strength: The potential strength of this breed varies widely, ranging from average to almost supernatural. Because it is hard to judge the level of threat from just the appearance, the wise adventurer should be wary when approaching one of these creatures. Tefusang's leathery skin and teeth are valued for both armor and alchemical formulas and can fetch a modest price from many merchants.

;Natural Habitat: Tefusangs are seen throught Yliakum. Although fairly common, they tend to avoid highly populated places, preferring areas which are rarely accessed. There is also a colony which has been brought to the arena for anyone who would like to match his or her skill against one.
 
===Marfusang===

[[Image:marfusang.jpg|thumb|A Marfusang.]]
 

==Tloke==

[[Image:tloke.jpb|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
 
==Trepor==

[[Image:Trepor.jpg|thumb|A Trepor creature in the arena]]
;Appearance: An intelligent and hostile creature resembling a spider, but with a human face.

;Strength: Trepors are foul beings. It is rumored that some are able to use magic. Trepors are difficult, but not impossible to slay.

;Natural Habitat: Trepors dwell in the wilds for the most part, although a colony was established in the Hydlaa Arena for training purposes. One can fetch a very nice fee for the hearts of these monsters from 'animal parts' merchants.
 

==Ulbernauts==

[[Image:ulbernaut.jpg|thumb|An ulbernaut]]
;Appearance: Ulbernauts are vicious and extremely powerful beasts; their parts are valued for many things; their hides and claws are highly valuable to 'fur and animal parts' traders, while their hearts are prized by magicians and priests as a component of ritual magic.

;Strength: One of the deadliest creatures in all of Yliakum, Ulbernauts stand over four meters tall, have two massively clawed arms, a mouthful of razor-sharp teeth and a thick coat of shaggy, nearly impenetrable fur. They can strike with lightning speed at close range, but they are slow moving. Even the most experienced adventurer treads lightly in close proximity to one of these beasts.

;Natural Habitat: Rarely encountered, they tend to nest in places far from civilization.
 

=Domesticated Animals=

Domesticated animals are creatures which have been adapted to work or to just provide company. Of the latter, the most common species are the Groffel and the Yulbar. However, there are some people who might want a clacker for a pet. Animals like the Pterosaur, the Goujah and the Megaras aren't often kept as pets, but as working beasts they are quite practical.
==Goujah==

[[Image:goujah.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
The goujah is a kind of draft animal, often used to transport heavy material from one town to an other, or provide the motive power for a winch.

''NOTE: Not much is known about the Goujah as the Dev team has not released much information about them''
 

==Groffel==

[[Image:Groffel.jpg|thumb|A domestic Groffel]]
Groffels are usually summoned from the Netherworld by the use of magical rings. They are known for their high intelligence, and are sometimes used to carry messages from one place to another. Furthermore, it is believed they can assist in mining operations and act as guard animals. However, for the most part, they are simply kept as pets. It is rumoured that as they grow older and larger they develop the ability to fly, but as no one has been able to keep a Groffel in captivity long enough, this has never been proved.

;Appearance: It is a bizarre motley of fur and feathers, possessing a beak, talons, hind hoofs and small wings.

;Strength: A Groffel has the strength of a small child.

;Natural Habitat: Domesticated Groffels are usually summoned from the Netherworld.
 

==Kikiri==

[[Image:kikiri.jpg|thumb|A Kikiri]]
Kikiris are small chook-like animals. They have wings, however they are rarely seen flying. Kikiris are often killed and eaten at festivities, making them quite common in farms, however, having said this, they can also be found in people's backyard, scratching to find food and unearthing flowers at the same time.
;Appearance: A small bird much like our world's chicken.

;Strength: Kikiris can be fairly easily killed, however they can provide good training for kids learning how to attack.

;Natural Habitat: Kikiris' natural habitat is unknown, they might have been in Yliakum from before it was uninhabited or they might have been taken in Yliakum with the first settlers.
 

==Megaras==

[[Image:megaras.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
Megaras are large bat-like flying creatures dating from even before the pterosaur. They are only found in Yliakum, and therefore, some scientists believe that they have been genetically mutated by the Crystal. Megaras are stronger and tougher then pterosaurs making them ideal to carry goods, however, they cannot carry people nor can they transport precious goods since they are too rough. Just like with pterosaurs, a person can only have in his or her possession one megaras.
 
==Pterosaur==

[[Image:pterosaur.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
Pterosaurs are large, flying creatures used to carry a single passenger. They are a species of reptiles which have developed a membrane in order to fly. in average, Pterosaurs are about three to six metres.They are Riding a Pterosaur is the most luxurious, most expensive and quickest way of traveling. Luxurious because you get to sit the whole time while admiring the view and expensive because the Pterosaurs have to be trained for about 3 years before they can carry anyone safely. It is also a very quick firstly because you are flying, but also because it is possible to fly from one level to another without passing by the Winch. In order to avoid air congestion, a person can only have in his or her possession one pterosaur.
 
==Yulbar==

[[Image:yulbar.jpg|thumb|'''Picture to be added''']]
Yulbars are currently only found when magical rings are used to summon them. Yulbars are sometimes used to help mine ores and attack wild animals. Groffels are usually kept for enjoyment and unlike the Groffel, it is not used to carry messages often.

;Appearance: A small amphibious looking creature with rounded spikes on its back

;Strength: Possesses the strength of a small child

;Natural Habitat: Domesticated Yulbars are usually summoned from the Netherworld
 

=Malicious Characters=

People seeking a fight can not only attack various creatures, they can also try to kill rogues, mercenaries and other vile characters. Some of this lot are extremely powerful and hard to vanquish, whereas others are weak enough to be defeated with little or no skill.

==Brigands==

[[Image:Brigand.jpg|thumb|'''picture to be added''']]
Brigands, like thugs and rogues, are vile characters who loiter around merchants and steal whatever they can, whenever they can.

;Appearance: Most bandits disguise themselves as ordinary civilians to get near merchants and make themselves hard to spot in a crowd.

;Strength:

;Location: Although bandits steal items, they are mostly seen in remote areas.
 

==Gladiators==

[[Image:kranglad.jpg|thumb|A Kran Gladiator in the Arena]]

Gladiators are characters eager to fight anything that moves. Some may even pursue people to satisfy their desire for combat.

;Appearance: Gladiators are generally equipped with weapons and armor, but not always.

;Strength: Gladiators are always fighting and, therefore, have gained a lot of experience. They can be devastating to the unexperienced.

;Location: Gladiators are employed by the Arena.
 

==Mercenaries==

[[Image:enkimerc.jpg|thumb|An Enkidukai Mercenary in a cage at the Arena]]
Mercenaries are characters who like fighting against nearly anyone and anything.

;Appearance: Most mercenaries are equipped with armour and weapons.

;Strength: Because of their constant training, they are highly skilled in the use of weapons.

;Location: Mercenaries are employed by the Arena.
 

==Rogues==

[[Image:Rogue.jpg|thumb|A Rogue in the Arena]]
Rogues are the most common type of vile character in Yliakum. Some will drop precious items, while others are only good for the combat experience. What's more, it is impossible to judge from their appearance whether they are strong or not.

;Appearance: Rogues are normally dark clothed characters. They can sometimes be seen with a weapon in hand, but they prefer to keep them concealed.

;Strength: Some rogues can be very powerful, while others can be extremely easy to kill.

;Location: Rogues are mainly found in places where things can be stolen, or in the dark, mysterious regions. They are seldom seen out in the open.
 

==Thugs==

[[Image:Thugs.jpg|thumb|'''picture to be added''']]

Thugs are very much like Rogues, but far less common.

;Appearance: Like Rogues, they wear dark clothes. Most people cannot differentiate one from the other.

;Strength: Normally, they can be handled by a trained warrior, but the inexperienced should always beware.

;Location: Like rogues, they prefer the secret regions where not many people venture.
 

==Cutthroat==

[[Image:Cutthroat.jpg|thumb|'''picture to be added''']]

Cutthroats are powerful highwayman, and can be found on the road to the Bronze Doors.

;Appearance: Cutthroats are Enkidukai, commonly clad in varying amounts of armour.

;Strength: They are very powerful warriors, comparable to the Ulbernauts.

;Location: They can be found on the roads, ready to ambush the weary traveler.

Lexicon of PlaneShift Words

2007-10-08T16:24:31Z

Venae Rell: /* Lexicon */

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==Lexicon==

'''Bronze Doors''' 
Secured and guarded passages to the Stone Labyrinths. The nearest set of Bronze Doors to Hydlaa are the Eagle Bronze Doors.

'''Council of Ways''' 
Organization of skilled magic practitioners (anyone know more?)

'''Death Realm''' 
Destination for the strong-willed after death, a realm from which it is possible to return to the world of the living, provided one does not become hopelessly lost. In Crystal Blue the Death Realm is very small, but it will be expanded later.

'''Gemma''' 
Title for a Kran, equivalent to Madam or Sir.

'''Hydlaa''' 
The main city of Yliakum, named for Talad's most powerful glyph, the one used in the creation of the Kran. That act also caused the disfigurement of Laanx.

'''Kra''' 
Pronoun for a Kran, equivalent to 'he' or 'she.' Kras is used to indicate possessive, as with hers/his.

Lexicon of PlaneShift Words

2007-08-26T19:28:03Z

Venae Rell: /* Lexicon */

Enkidukai Language/Vocabulary

2007-08-22T00:55:51Z

Venae Rell: /* E */

This is a list of Enkien vocabulary. They are ordered by the Enkien word's transliteration, separated into the sounds of Enkien.
Please Check the Discussion page for guidelines on adding verbs.

==A==
abde - help, to (verb) 
afana - scent 
afarrr'hana - scent, blood 
afgarrr'na - scent, prey (purr then clear "na") 
aflyana - scent, sexual (fertility etc) 
aftrrrbana - scent, friend (purr) 
ajha - sure, okay (also see dalo, okay) 
ahu - large, big, giant 
aphi - late (in the daytime) 
ashreto-de - shame, a shame 
asja - more 
athilfana - scent, Ylian 

==B==
bhre - front 
br'enth - head 
br'ihuf - whiskers 
bruna - fruit 
brurni - mature/old/experienced (see manthanol - seeing one, wise one, elder) 
bude - hammer, to (verb) 
budol - hammer 
bufte - feel, to – touch, to (verb) 
bumana - soft 

==C==
cabol - precious 
cabrra - ring (as in a gold ring) 
caise - fall, to (verb) 
cangat - mine (noun) 
cangate - mine, to (verb) 
chy'rrgho - nice, pleasant (adj) 
clinate - smith, to (verb) 
clinator - blacksmith 
clinor - steel 
crra - brave, courageous 
cuva - coal 

==D==
dafidi - same 
dagajh - wolf, vicious dog 
daje - want, to (verb) 
dajha - much 
dajhelsa - certainly (interjection) 
dajhis - crop 
dajiil - indeed 
daky - whose (interrogative pronoun) 
dakyol - whose (restrictive clause introductor) 
dalo - okay 
daphi - warm 
dato - again 
datha - cold 
demah - day 
demasita - tomorrow 
desde - attack, to (verb) 
dhavathu - young 
dhorret - language 
dhury - care 
diaboli - Diaboli 
diabolo - Diaboli man 
diabolyba - Diaboli woman 
diase - continue, to (verb) 
dipada - son 
dira - child/baby/infant 
diraba - daughter 
dirlu - cute/endearing 

==E==
en'te - go with, to 
ene - go, to (verb) 
enejhe - lose, to /separate, to (verb) 
enine - go to, to 
enkidukai - Enkidukai 
enkidukol - Enkidukai man 
enkiduyba - Enkidukai woman 
enkien - enkidukai language 
enshra - far, distant 
enta - with (preposition) 
ento - and 
entse - always (adverb) 
ese - give, to /share, to(verb) 
esent - also, in addition to 
esesh - many 
etha - in/on 
etsati - steadily, regularly 

==F==
fade - need, to (verb) 
fath - foot/paw 
fenki - female Enkidukai (common slang) 
feth - if 
fijh - near, close 
finkyli - warrior (not gender specific) 
frrura - curious 

==G==
gaab - dung 
gade - taint,to /corrupt, to (verb) 
gajhe - work, to (verb) 
gale - like, to /prefer, to (verb) 
ganda - each, every, all 
gandaweh - everywhere 
gansha - iron 
garrr'afa - prey 
gatha - dark (adj) 
gathor - darkness 
gathita - night 
gethe - borrow, to /have, to (verb) 
gisaje - sit, to /seat, to take a 
gratha - where 
grrensgho - low greeting 
grrensholo - normal greeting 
grrensholy'a - high greeting 
gusa - when 

==H==
h'aljhe - body movement 
h'aljhi'i - tail 
haijhi - sick, ill, unwell, unhealthy, fevered 
hetakerol - swordsman 
hetakh - sword 
h'inta - leg 
h'oka - claw (one) 
h'okyba - claws (all 5 on a hand) 
hro - roof 
hrre - meet, to (verb) 

==I==
ia - ah (interjection) 
ihi - nose 
ilikum - Yliakum 
ilin - Ylian 
ilinol - Ylian man 
ilinyba - Ylian woman 
ilthaa - unpleasant, nasty 
ina - to, towards 
inu - of, for 
inu jhu demah - today 
inuin - Ynnwn 
inuinol - Ynnwn man 
inuinyba - Ynnwn woman 
irin - fire 
irinale - fire, to set on /to set ablaze 
irine - fire, to be on /to be alight 
irka - flame 
iru - hot, heated 
ishe - ask, to (verb) 
ithara - water 
ita - here 
ivaara - conflict/trouble/drama/fur-raising events (negative) 
ivarra - positively-viewed conflict, a hunt, something generally of benefit 
ivásane - upturn, to /to come up 
iwaghe - fear, to (verb) 

==JH==
jha - that (as a restrictive clause introductor) 
jhaakash - rude 
jhal - why 
jhaylu - alone, isolated, only, solitary 
jhe'jhe - idiot; fool (slang) (noun) 
jhiane - hear, to (verb) 
jhu - this 
jhur - how 
jhysa - thank (noun) 

==J==
jarutha - after 
jede - hold, to /bear, to/ wield, to /carry, to /wear, to (verb) 
jiti - field (agriculture) 
joh - what 
jyda - able/usable/suitable/fit 
Jydibudor - Hammerwielder 
Jydibudol - Hammerwielder man 
Jydibudyba - Hammerwielder woman 

==K==
Kai'íi! - Oh dear! Oh my! 
kakta - alas 
keoh - danger 
kisa - beast 
kish - yes 
kitha - rat 
koliros - Klyros 
kolirol - Klyros man 
koliryba - Klyros woman 
kor - pack, clan 
ky - who (interrogative pronoun) 
kyol - who (restrictive clause introductor) 

==L==
lake - guard, to (verb) 
lanks - Laanx 
larim - year 
larra - pretty/handsome/attractive 
le - buy, to (verb) 
lejhurr - sex (slang) 
lejhurre - sex, to have (slang) 
lele - true 
lelhet - truth 
Lemor - Lemur 
Lemol - Lemur man 
Lemyba - Lemur woman 
lenarri - full, complete, enough, sufficient 
leowe - trust, to (verb) 
lepe - sell, to (verb) 
lepor - merchant/vendor 
lere - drink, to (verb) 
leuth - small/little 
lhanha - difficult/ challenging/ hard 
likur - liquor 
-lo - <general pronoun, added to a preposition when no clarification is needed as to what the preposition is referring to> 
lojh - spirit, soul 
loke - see, to (verb) 
lorr - customer 
lothe - slow/dull/blunt 
lotsi - nearly 
lurre - to love (verb) 
lypa - abundance 

==M==
majhe - kill, to (verb) 
mane - light, to /illuminate, to (verb) 
mani - light, not dark (adj) 
mansa - mind, brain 
mansare - teach, to (verb) 
manthare - learn, to (verb) 
mantho - eye 
manthanol - seeing one, wise one, elder 
mege - to die 
menki - male Enkidukai (common slang) 
meshaal - death 
metalerjíst - metallurgist 
mo - my 
mor - home 

==N==
namis - free 
nane - free, to /release, to (verb) 
nanjhe - never (adverb) 
neke - hold, to /possess, to (verb) 
nekabady'a - Mistress (related to 'tlanna') 
nekaduky'a - Master (related to 'tlanna) 
nolbuma - hard/not soft 
noli - no or not 
nolita - there (literally, "not here") 
nolod - nothing 
Noltriri - Nolthrir 
Noltrirol - Nolthrir man 
Noltryba - Nolthrir woman 
not' - I verb prefix, is emphasized "I" 
nye - tempt, to (verb) 

==O==
okath - stone 
Okran - Kran 
Okranor - Kran person 
ollovy - luck 
olot - something 
orra - evening 
orare - eat, to /consume, to (verb) 
osghet - quiet 

==P==
paaja - crazy (adjective) 
pade - run, to (verb) 
padyna - father (noun) 
parga - yellow 
parri - bottle 
pato' - blue 
patómani - blue, light /cyan, 
patógatha - blue, dark /navy blue 
patha - green 
pathágatha - green, dark 
peja - room (noun) 
pont - creation 
Pontshra - Undin 
prrgato - violet, purple 
prrgh' - red 
punti - presence

==PH==
phaa - strange 
phant' - dagger 
phanterol - dagger-wielder 
phantidi - knife 
phantidirol - knife-wielder 
phatha - blanket 
phayethe - hunt, to /try, to (verb) 
phenha - hidden, secret, stealthy 
pherere - hide, to /sneak to (verb) 
phiu'te - mace 
phiúterol - mace wielder 
phonweh - place 
phuathe - play, to (verb) 

==R==
rokathi - sandstone used in building construction (noun) 
rota - rogue 
rota gathoji - Dark rogue 

==RR==
rr'aljho - amused 
rrasite - grow, to (verb) 
rreie - meat 
rrelhro - family 
rr'hratha - happy (lit: 'the world is bright') 
rr'he - blood 
rrive - come, to (verb) 
rren - grateful 
rrethe - flower, to (verb) 
rrethol - flowering 
rroh - good 
rrohet - good (noun) 
rrohisi - well 
rrohisaln/es - farewell 

==S==
saje - do, to (verb) 
sarere- injure, to /hurt, to /damage, to (verb) 
sarhlu - loud/obnoxious/irritating 
satha - back 
se - be, to (verb) 
set - or (conjunction) 
setol - presence, being 
sebh - welcome (noun) 
sehe - smell, to /sniff, to (verb) 
setha - swift/fast/rapid/sharp 
sibh - welcome (as in "delighted to see you") 
sidá - next 
sidra - cider 
Sidshra - Azhord 
siksi - fish 
sinne - rest, to /stop, to /cause to cease (verb) 
sothem - empty, lacking 
sothu - ear 

==SH==
shaa - bad (adjective) 
shaeshe - hope, to /wish, to /pray, to (verb) 
shiere - find, to /catch, to (verb) 
shra - month 
shrdah - journey 
shrothe - listen, to (verb) 
shrrghe - birth, to give (verb) 

==T==
taa - stranger 
taajho - stranger (calling low form) 
tabei - trusted friend 
talad - Talad 
tanje - say, to (verb) 
taphe - can/may 
tatha - terrible/awful 
te - but 
terebe - Trepor (noun) 
tethibh - aquaintance/ casual friend 
Termora - Dermorian 
Termorol - Dermorian man 
Termoryba - Dermorian woman 
tiishme - wrong 
tikir - beer 
tlade - drag, to /draw, to (verb) 
tlane - serve, to /obey, to (verb) 
tlanna - slave 
tlinkerdol - axeman 
tlinkdo - axe 
topatendho - anyway, either way 
tos - well (interjection) 
tose - make, to /create, to (verb) 
tresshe - patient, to be (verb) 
trryta - Consumer (beast) 

==TH==
thajhe - speak, to /talk, to (verb) 
tharre - tell, to (verb) 
thet - hand 
thilha - person 
thilope - man 
thilyba - woman 
thirro - safe (adjective) 
thrara - path, track, trail, road 
thu - that (as a demonstrative pronoun or adjective) 

==U==
ubyna - mother (noun) 
ufet - fog 
ulbreti - Ulbernaut (noun) 
ume - think, to (verb) 
ultic - heavy tent 
urare - clean, to /groom, to /wash, to (verb) 
utharam - belly 

==V==
vaatholo - you idiot 
vaatjho - idiot (low form) 
valsha - war 
vaste - hold, to /keep, to (verb) 
vejhaba - sister 
vejhadu - sibling 
vejhape - brother 
venne - know, to (verb) 
vensalla - joy 
Venshra - Byari 
vinkal - fight (noun) 
vinkale - fight, to (verb) 
vinkalor - fighter (also see finkyli warrior) 
vuora - tired 
vypet - great 

==W==
washarre - trick, to /deceive, to (verb) 
wrra - fur 

==Y==
yle - lead, to /rule, to (verb) 
ylol - leader, chief 
ylera - chieftain 
yretho - very, or high 
yrra - morning 

==ZH==
zhagh - magic 
zhale - break, to (verb) 
zhalokathor - Stonebreaker 
zhalokathol - Stonebreaker man 
zhalokathyba - Stonebreaker woman 
zhasa - Xacha 
zhasol - Xacha man 
zhasolyba - Xacha woman 
zhene - dream, to (verb) 
zhono - bed 
zhrre - sleep, to (verb) 

==Basic Numbers==
en - one 
ine - two 
tan - three 
an - four 
cran - five 
phen - six 
cul - seven 
tak - eight 
nen - nine 
daen - ten 

== Learning ==
*[[Enkidukai Language/Grammar|Grammar]]
*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]]
*[[Enkidukai Language/Vocab_Table_Reverse|English-Enkien table]]
*[[Enkidukai Language/Examples|Examples]]
*[[Enkidukai Language/Numbers|Numbers]]
*[[Enkidukai Language/Useful Phrases|Useful Phrases]]

[[CATEGORY:Enkidukai Language|Vocabulary]]

-350 words, as of July 19, 02:37 GMT

2007-08-19T22:37:08Z

Venae Rell:

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This page will contain a list of words specific to the land of Yliakum and their definitions. Please send me something in My Talk if you wish for me to add or modify something. [[User:Venae Rell|Venae Rell]] 17:38, 19 August 2007 (EDT)

'''Gemma''' 
Title for a Kran, equivalent to Madam or Sir.

'''Observatorium''' 
Grand building containing equipment used to study the Azure Sun.

'''Death Realm''' 
Destination for the strong-willed after death, a realm from which it is possible to return to the world of the living, provided one does not become hopelessly lost. In Crystal Blue the Death Realm is very small, but it will be expanded later.

'''Gugrontid''' 
A village founded some time ago by Kran. It grew upon the top of a large, broad fallen stalactite.

2007-08-19T20:45:42Z

Venae Rell: /* Venshra - Byari */

- Is there any basis for the diacritic sounds? They aren't present in the pronunciation page, nor are they convenient for people who don't use keyboard settings with ó, á, etc ;) -Unknown (Draklar?)

I did not add them and I typically ignore them, as it's not worth the trouble to try and get those into PS while I am chatting. -Irri (edit, I found the explanation: http://pswiki.xordan.com/index.php/Enkidukai_Language/Accentuation_Rules -Irri)

Name for months shouldn't differ too much from the Common names. The months are Yliakum-speciffic, while in Yliakum Enkidukai always lived very close to the Ylians. The names would be much rather (slightly altered?) borrowings, than cases of coinage. Further supported by the months having Common counterparts -- implies they're borrowed from the Ylian culture. -Unknown (Draklar?)

I agree on the months, though the Enkidukai would have brought some words with them for times of the year. Perhaps these are still used by the more rigidly traditional Enkidukai. They would also be remembered by the professional keepers of oral lore and culture. -Irri

== new words ==

if you two are going to keep adding words in bulk do you think you could email them to me?
Then I can add them to the reverse table with out having to look up each change in diff

thanks

[[User:Hokinon|Hokinon]] 11:10, 19 July 2007 (EDT)

== English to Enkien ==

due to being asked by a few people I am going to try again with a reverse table.

as there were several different ways I have edited this table to follow this format for Verbs: ''Verb, to (verb)'' with alternate meanings separated by a / eg.

jede - hold, to /bear, to/ wield, to /carry, to /wear, to (verb)

To make it easier to run it through a converter I would appreciate it if additions are made in the same format.

regards [[User:Hokinon|Hokinon]] 07:37, 1 August 2007 (EDT)

==Venshra - Byari==

Do we need special words for the months or would since Yliakum isn't the homeworld have the Common language terms been adopted?

regards [[User:Hokinon|Hokinon]] 10:53, 17 August 2007 (EDT)

This was discussed by Irri above, I believe. [[User:Venae|Venae_Rell]]