Paerian Dictionary

Note that this is NOT meant to ever be a full dictionary, this only exists to ensure that when I do use a foreign language, the language remains consistant. Also, any word in this list is given in root form, for grammer, see the Astarnia Language.odt file.

Abreviations used: All verbs are regular unless otherwise noted.
 * n – noun
 * aux – auxiliary
 * adj – adjective
 * adv – adverb
 * pre – preposition
 * pro – pronoun
 * pos – possessive
 * con – conjunction
 * int – interjection
 * irr – irregular
 * v – verb
 * m – male
 * f – female

Cities and Geographical Regions
Aldara'celantra: The City of

Aldara'doriannor: The City of

Aldara'draskor: The City of the Drake

Aldara'merperplos: The City of the Sea Coral

Aldara'salissia: The City of the Sun Spray

Briven'dotha Steda: Pine Tree Taiga

Saldorai : Sunfire Mountain

Mattahadria: The Eternal Feast, the elven concept of the Hereafter. There is no direct translation.

A.
Abrave, A'bra'veh, enough

Acano (v., n., f), Ah'kan'oh, (v) to act, (n) action

Aega (n., m), Ay'ja, shield, bulwark

Ael (n., f), Ayle, female elf, generally past girlhood.

Aelasse (n., f), Ay'las'seh, an elven daughter

Aeta (v.), Ay'tah, to eat

Aga, Aj'ah, than

Aldar (n., f), Al'dar, a city with a large population.

Allas, Al'as, through

Aller (pre), Al'er, over

Aln (n., f), Aln, animal

Alonte (n., m), Al'ont'eh, year

Alrumir (v.), Al'ru'mir, to let, to permit, to allow

Alse (n.,f), Al'seh, song

Alwa (v.), Al'wah, to owe

Ashallaen (v.), Ash'al'ayn, to instruct

Ashnyn (v.), Ash'nyn, to hope

Aslan (adj, v., n.,m), As'lan, comfort, to comfort, comfortable

Asura (n., m), As'ur'ah, hawk

Arai (adv.), A'ray, so, therefore, (pro., con., adj., int.,), so

Arida (adj.), A'ree'da, good

Arinolia (v.), Ar'in'oh'lee'ah, to travel

Arle (v.), Ar'leh, to ask

Arlos, Ar'los, after

Avenda (v.), Ah'ven'dah, to remain

Azta (adv.), Az'tah, very, in a high degree, extremely, (adj.), precise, particular, mere

Azanda (n., proper), Az'an'dah, the realm of Hell.

B.
Bala (adj, adv, n., m), Ba'la, most

Baldar (n., m), bal'dar, table

Barathale (v.), bar'ah'thah'leh, to understand

Bas (n., f), Bass, beast, monster

Basal (n., m), Bas'al, coward

Bath (v, n., f), Bath, (v) to mine, (n) mine

Bier (n., m), Bee'er, chair

Borallia (n., f), Bor'al'ee'ah, book

Bosse (adj, n.,f), Bos'seh, (adj) fortunate, (n) fortune

Brae (v.), Bray, to mope

Brisole (n., m), Bri'sohl'eh, warhorse, charger

Briven (adj, n., f), Bri'ven, pine

Byla (v), By'la, to tell, to say

C.
Cadatri (n.,m), Ca'da'tri, discipline

Cale (n., m), Cal'eh, a cut

Calla (v., irr.), Ka'la, to be able to

Ceara (adv., con., n.,), Sayr'a, why

Cealnath (n., f), Sayl'nath, reef

Cean (adj), San, some

Ceanosin (n.,m), San'o'sin, something

Ceilith (n., f), Seel'ith, house

Ceinna (v.), Seena, to bless

Ceinnathan (n., m), Seenathan, blessing.

Ceistra (n.,m), See'stra, Captain (gender depends on the person with the rank, and is masculine in a general sense)

Ceora So'rah, who

Cilith (n., f), Kil'ith, ship, boat, generally anything large enough for two or more sails

Classe (n.,f), Klas'seh, guts

D.
Da (con.), Da, if

Dabaran (v.), Da'ba'ran, to appear, seems

Dal (pro), Dal, I

Dali, Da'li, any

Daliosin, Da'li'o'sin, anything

Daliqolla, Da'li'quo'lah, anywhere

Dalisesia, Da'li'ses'i'ah, anyone

Dar, Dar, nor

Dara, Dar'ah, such

Darmyr (n.,m), Dar'myr, number

Daega (title), Day'ja, similar to sir, a person of higher rank or a knight, the term is not gender specific, nor is it specific to knights. But it is specific to the military.

Daveste (v.), Da'ves'teh, to treat

Delia (adj, n., m), Del'ee'a, half

Delialuna, Del'ee'ah'lu'nah, midnight (literally half-night), can also mean 'half moon' in reference to one of the phases of the two moons of Astarnia

Desa (verb), Des'ah, to run

Deval (n., m), Dev'al, a jester, a fool, a joker

Dia, Di'ah, all

Diahales, Di'a'hal'es, always

Dinama (v.), Di'nah'mah, to live

Dio (n., m), Di'oh, river, larger than a stream or a creek

Dioros (n.,m), Di'oh'ros, blood, literally 'red river'

Divode (n.,m), Di'voh'deh, wine

Doga, Do'jah, so, also

Dos, Dos, out

Dorai (adj, n., m), Do'ray, (adj), hot, burning (n.), fire

Dorailiara (n.,m), Do'ray'li'ar'ah, torch (literally firelight)

Doromi (adj, v.), Do'ro'mi, (adj), sleepy, (v.), to sleep

Dotha (n., f), Do'thah, tree

Dova (adj), Do'vah, well, in terms of fitness and health

Dovyntri, Do'vyn'tri, against, contrary to

Drael (n.,m), Drayl, leg

Drasc (n., m), Drahsk, drake, dragon.

Drova, Dro'vah, onward

Dwarrow (n., m), Dwar'row, male dwarf, dwarf race (adj.), of the dwarves, dwarvish

Dwarretta (n., f), Dwar'et'a, female dwarf

E.
Ell (n., m), El, male elf, generally past boyhood, elves (when referred to as a race)

Ellae (adj), El'ay, personal

Ellenn (n., m), El'en, an elven son

Else (v.), El-seh, to sing

Enn (n., m), En, boy of any race

Erson (n.,m), Er'son, balm

Erte (v., n.,m), Er'teh, (v) to hurt, (n) pain, hurt

Escara (n.,m), Es'kar'ah, secret

Eshan (v. irr), Esh'an, to go

Espre (v.), Es'preh, to expect

Esre (adj), Es'reh, here

Esrazona (adj), Es'ra'zo'nah, entire, whole

Estelle (adj.), Es'tel'ah, wise

Etta (n., f), Eht'ah, girl of any race

Eqila (v., n., f), E'kwil'a, evil

Evesi (adj), Ev'eh'si, simple

F.
Farinna (n.,m), Far'in'ah, chamber, quarters, room (its not pluralized unless talking about multiple rooms)

Fasse (n., f), Fas'ah, passage

Fealsta, Feel'stah, except

Festan (n., m), Fes'tan, touch

Fia (v., n., f), Fi'ah, (v.) to fight, (n.) fight, but not as large as a battle

Fialara (n., m), Fee'a'lar'a, battle (literally, fight-sword)

Fillia (adj.), Fil'i'ah,exhausted

Fintra (v.), Fin'trah, to buy

Fisse (adj), Fis'seh, fierce

For, For, up

Fornosa (v.), For'no'sah, brown

Fortha (v.), For'thah, to speak

G.
Gale (v.), Jahl'eh, to stand

Galle (n., m), Jahl-eh, fox

Gane, Jah'neh, with

Ganne, Jah'neh, how

Ganedos, Jah'neh'dos, without

Gende (v., n., m), Jen'deh, (v) to work, (n) work, labor

Gethen (v., irr), Jeth'en, to make

Gimonde (adj), Ji'mon'deh, enormous, large

Gondi (v.), Jon'dee, to marry

Grai (adj, n.,m), Jray, (adj) true, (n) truth

H.
Hale (n., m), hal'eh, way, direction, method

Hara (v.), Ha'rah, to hurry

Haran (n., m), Ha'ran, killer, murderer, assassin

Haza (v.), Ha'zah, to give

Hipalo (v.), Hip'al'o, to spend

Histole (adj), His'tol'eh, the most recent, the last

Holine (adj, v, n., m), Hoh'lin'eh, (adj) afraid, (n) fear, (v.) to fear

Horat (adj.), Hor'at, lazy

Huma (n., m), Hoo'mah, human, (n., f) female human, (adj.), of human nature

Humus (n., m), Hoo'mus, male human

I.
Illa (n., f), Il'ah, village (smaller than a city)

Ilwe (adj), Il'weh, old

Inmusira (adj), in'mu'si'rah, reckless

Insapor (adj), In'sah'por, important

Irosa (adj, n.,f), I'ros'ah, metal

Isolasse (adj), I'soh'lass'eh, other

Isolassor (adj), I'soh'lass'or, another

Isra, Is'rah, down

Issa, iss'ah, shall

Istal (v.), Is'tal, to pick up

Issanin (v.), Is'ah'nin, to take

Istarai (adj.), Is'tah'ray, hungry

L.
Lara (n., f), La'rah, sword

Lascarse (v.), Lah'skar'seh, to dismiss

Latarol (v.), Lah'tar'ol, to march

Le (pre.), Le, from

Lesethlan, (n., f), Les'eth'lan, love, lover

Lesethlar, (v.),Les'eth'lar, to love

Lia, Lee'ah, for

Liara (n., f) Lee'ar'ah, light

Lina (v.) Li'nah, to know

Linaria (adj.), Lin'ar'ee'a, intelligent, smart, knowledgable

Lisynas (n), Li'sy'nas, behalf

Lithros, Li'thros, better

Lonothla (adj), Lo'noth'lah, early

Lorac (n., m), Lor'ak, cloak, cape

Lorrano (n., m), Lo'ran'o, path, road

Luna (n., f), Lu'nah, night, moon.

M.
Magi (n., m), Maj'aye, wizard, magic user, magic in general, (adj.), magical

Magiwal (n.,m), Mag'aye'wahl, literally 'magic word,' spell

Mane, Mah'neh, but

Manta (n.,f), Man'tah, mana

Mara (adj.), Ma'ra, ever

Maram (n., f), Ma'ram, mother

Mave (n., m, v.), Mav'eh, to end

Messon (n., f), Mek'on, cushion, pillow

Melis (adj.), Mel'is, funny, humorous, provokes laughter

Mer (n., m), Mer, sea, ocean

Meraln (n., f), Mer'aln, fish

Metra (v.), Me'tra, to hold, to wield

Minizen (n.,m), Min'i'zen, minute, sixty seconds

Morpos (adj), Mor'pos, serious

Munyn (n.,m), Mu'nyn, horde, mob

N.
Na (adv.), Nah, never

Nalria (adj.), Nal'ree'ah, thirsty

Namel (n.,m), Nah'mel, name

Nammeth (adj.), Na'meth, strong

Nara (v.), Na'rah, to call

Naritaen (v.), Nar'it'ane, to estimate

Nethalin, Neth'ah'lin, again

Nila (v.), to fall

Nimyl (v., n.,f), Ni'my'lah, (n) hand, (v) to hand over, to hand off, to handle

Nimyla (adj), Ni'my'lah, manual

No (adv.), No, not

Ny, Nie, too

O.
Ofa (pre., con., pro.,), O'fa, as, like, in the fashion of,

Olmeta (v., n.,m), Ol'met'ah, (v) to face, (n) face

Or (pro), Or, it, he

Ore (pro), Or'eh, she

Ores (pro), Or'es, a group of women

Oren (pro), O'ren, we

Ors (pro), Ors, they, a group of men, or a combined group of men and women

Orella (n., f), Or'ell'ah, nose

Orissa (n., f), a specific flower species, white heartshaped petals, small yellow center, similar to a daisy but larger

Orcan (n., m), Ork'an, male orc, orc race

Orcana (n., f), Ork'an'a, female orc

Osani (v., n.,f), O'sa'ni, (v) to imagine (n) imagination

Oshal (adj), Oh'shal, young

Osin (n.,m), O'sin, thing

Othale (v.), O'thal'eh, to despair

P.
Paer (v.), Pare, to do

Pal (adj.), Pahl, new

Palrena (n., m), pahl'ren'ah, tomorrow (literally “new day” but only used in the sense of “tomorrow”)

Palaret (adj.), Pal'ah'ret, ready

Parel (pre.), Pah'rel, under

Past (adj.), Past, three

Pathis, Pah'this, either

Patrava (n.,m), Pah'trah'vah, a host, an army

Pelloran, Pel'or'an, about, around

Pinsume (n.,f), Pin'sum'eh, ointment

Pit (adj.), Pit, quick

Pitan (adv.), Pit'ahn, quickly

Plannis (v.), Pla'nis, to help

Plathanal (n.,m), Pla'tha'nal, business

Plesath (n.,m), Ple'sath, liar

Polisa (v.), poh'lees'ah, pretty, beautiful, attractive

Posset (pre.), Poss'et, across

Pordros (v.), por'dros, to think

Pratre (adj.), Prah'trah, dirty, unclean, filthy

Pyra (v., n.,m), Py'rah, sacrifice

Pyradorai (n.,m), Py'rah'do'ray, sacrificial fire, a bonfire

Pyratarn (n.,m), Py'rah'tarn, a type of stone mined in Illyara with elemental fire

Q.
Qa (con.), Kwa, and

Qand (n., m), Kwand, god, diety

Qannada, Kwa'na'dah, which. . . and maybe I wanted a word that sounded like "Canada"

Qarit (n., m), Kwar'it, bag, pack, (v.), to pack

Qel (v., irr), Kwel, to hit

Qella (n., m), Kwel'ah, stable

Qena (v.), Kwen'ah, to travel

Qibale (adj), Kwi'bal'eh, broken

Qinta (adj), Kwin'tah, final, last numerically or in a line

Qit (v.), Kwit, to sting

R.
Rae (pro), Ray, you

Rael (v.), Rale, to stop

Raenosi (v.), Ray'no'si, to wake, to awaken

Raeta, all

Raetham (n.,m), Ray'tham, brother

Ran (v.) Ran, to catch

Rant, ever

Ranti (adj), Ran'ti, every

Rasse (pre.), Ras'ah, near

Ravre (v.), Rav'reh, to secure

Remis (adj), Rem'is, long

Rena (n., f), Re'na, day

Rentell (adj.), Ren'tel, huge, enormous, fat, big

Resto (v.), Res'to, to stay

Ria (v., aux), Ree'a, may

Rima (adj.,) Ri'mah, Immediate

Rina (n., m), Rin'ah, arm

Robar (v.), Ro'bar, to wear, to carry

Rogas (v.), Ro'jas, would

Ronap (n., f), Ron'ap, thief, burglar

Ros (adj.), Ros, red

S.
Saelin (v.) Sayl'in, to enter

Sacari, Sah'kar'i, well, to the same degree,

Sadara (n., f), Sa'dar'ah, eye

Sag (adj), Saj, bad

Sal (n., f, proper), Sal, The Sun, a proper noun and thus doesn't mix with article suffixes.

Salsara (n., f) Sal'sar'ah, sunrise

Salliara (n., f) Sunlight, sunlight

Sallia (adv., adj., con.,), Sal'ee'ah, only

Sanilyn (adj, n.,m), Sa'ni'lyn, (adj) proud, (n) pride

Sara (n., f), Sah'rah, rise (as in a hill or a high place), (v.,) to rise,

Sardova (idiom), Sar'do'vah, Be well (sar is the command form of 'to be' and 'dova' means 'well' as in health and fitness)

Satal (n.,f), Sah'tal, part, component

Satrive (n., m), Sah'tri'veh, trick, technique, not often used as "prank"

Seilla (v.), Se'eel'a, to guide

Seirra (v.), Se'ee'rah, to lead

Seliar (adj.), Sel'ee'ar, weak

Serafelle (title, n.,m or f.), Ser'ah'fel'eh, Angel. Gender of this noun is dependent of the person holding the title. The Angel Elenia took this as her name after losing her memories

Sesia (adj, n.,m), Ses'i'ah, (adj) one, (n) the number one, one as in "a person in general"

Sha, Shah, that

Sha (adj.), Sha, dark

Sha'haran (n., proper), Sha'ha'ran, a demon from hell that specializes in assassination

Shan (v., n., m), Shahn, dark (verb and noun form only)

Shanalta (adj, n.,m), Shan'alt'ah, a niave person, a silly person, as an adjective, silly.

Shanar (adj.), Shahn'ar, black

Share, Sha'reh, there

Shashan, (n., v., m) Sha'shan,thank

Shavada (v.), Sha'va'dah, to leave, either to leave something behind or to leave a place

She, Sheh, this

Shoren,, Sho'ren, many

Si (pre.), See, to, at

Sia (aff. particle), See'ah, yes

Siar (v., irr), Si'ar, to be

Sias (v.) Si'as, to fail

Sicasse (v.), Si'kah'seh, to cast

Sinarea (adj.), Sin'ar'ee'ah, fast, quick

Sisol (v., n., m), Sis'ol, (v) to range, to scout, (n) ranging

Sola (v.), So'la, to fly

Solanar (v.), Sew'lan'ar, to wish

Steda (n., f), Sted'ah,Taiga

Suza (n., f), Soo'zah, a generic term for a flower

T.
Tala, Ta'lah, ago

Talos (v.), Ta'los, to please

Tane (pro.), Tan'eh, mine

Tanne (n.,m), Tan'neh, dog

Tar (pre.), Tar, but

Tarlos, Tar'los, before

Tarn (adj, n.,m), Tarn, stone, rock

Tarol (v.), Tar'ole, to walk, to take a walk

Tavanna (v.), Ta'van'ah, to learn

Tenmo (n.,f), Ten'moh, time

Tearn (adj), Teern, drunk

Thane (v.), Than'eh, to think

Thanwe (adj, v, n.,m), Than'weh, (adj) disapproving, (v) to disapprove, (n) disapproval

Thalinore (adj), Thal'i'no'reh, confidant

Thar (adj.), Thar, dead. (v.) to die

Thesa (adj.), The'sah, dear

Theta (adj.), The'tah, lost

Tiza (adj.), Ti'zah, little

Tor (pre.), Tor, by

Torar, (adv.), Tor'ar, never

Torla (con.), Tor'la, because, for the reason that

Torosse (n., m), Tor'os'sah, horse

Traen (n., m), Trayn, drink

Trathlan (v.), Trah'th'lahn, to believe

Trave (n.,m), Tra'veh, body

Tresse (n.,m), Tres'seh, pants (treated as a plural noun)

Troven (v.,irr), Troh'ven, to come

Triatta (adj.), Tree'a'tah, great

Tremal (n., m.) Tre'mal, thousand (a word used only when they're using base 10)

Trynannis (adj, n., m), Try'nan'nis military

Tur (v.), Tur, to undo

Turbosse (adj, n., f), Tur'bos'seh, (adj) unfortunate, (n) misfortune

Turqarit (v.), Tur'kwar'it, to unpack

Turrobar (v.), Tur'ro'bar, to undress, to remove (as in clothing), to take off

U.
Ulethanis (n.,m), U'le'than'is, adventure

Ulthana, Ul'than'ah, more

Unora (n. f.), Un'or'ah,

Ura (pre.), Ur'ah, far

Uta (adv.), Ut'ah, yet

Utinni (idoim), Uh'tin'i, the battle cry of a species of small hooded creatures

Utha (v.), U'thah, to listen

V.
Vadisa (n., f), Va'dee'sah, wagon

Vadtha (n., m), Vad'tha, father

Vadesala (v.), Vad'e'sah'lah, to happen

Vaetri (v.), Vay'tri, to survive

Vaqarian (n., m), Va'quar'ee'ahn, shepherd, sheepherder

Varisda (n. f), Var'is'dah, a lord,

Varyn (n.,f), Va'ryn, place, location, spot

Vatell (n., m), Va'tell, husk, shell

Vema (prep), Vem'ah, until

Vestri (v.), Ves'tri, to escort

Vivia (adj, n. f), Viv'ya, windy, wind, breath

W.
Wal (n.,m) Wahl, word

Wesna (v.) Wes'nah, to need

Wesel (n., f), Wes'el, the center, the middle

Wesi, Wes'i, then

Wiarta (n., f), Wee'ar'ta, witch, any follower of Septu'xia

Wiarnos (n., m), Wee'ar'nos, warlock, any practitioner of demonic magics

Y.
Ya (pos.), Ya, your

Yaln (v., n., m or f), Yaln, (v) to rule, (n) king or queen, gender is dependant on meaning

Yna (v., irr), Yn'ah, to want

Ynarai (adj), Yn'ar'ay, bright

Ynore (n., m), Yno'rah, road, street, avenue

Yodar (v.), Yo'dar, to try. . . do or do not, there is no try

Yol (n., m), Y'ol, squire

Yore (adj., n.,m), yor'eh, side

Ytravasca (v.), Y'tra'va'scah, to remember

Z.
Za (pre.), Zah, of

Zadella (n., m), Za'del'ah, certainty

Zaega (n.,m), Zay'jah, month

Zande (v.), Zan'dah, to dance

Zalis (adj, n., f), Zal'is, colorful, color

Zatalyn (adj), Za'ta'lyn, terrible

Zatel (pre.), Za'tel, next

Zaristan (adj.), Zar'is'tan, naked, nude

Zavarelle (adj, v., n.,f), Zah'vah'rel'leh, (n) control, (v) to control, (adj) in control

Zor (v.), Zor, to see

Zorase (adj.), Zor'ase, awful, terrible, frightening