Bolngem Mambehoblindil
Bolngema Tallfellow Mambehoblindil dictionary and grammar
Enrique Gamez
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 1 of 128 Table of Contents
Dictionary: Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) to English Grammar
Basics Verbs and Particles The Locative Case The Ablative and Allative Cases The Genitive Case Multi-Verb Sentences Relative Clauses Numerals Odds and Ends Metaphors
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 2 of 128 Dictionary: Tallfellow mAvlo - Verb - /mɑ:ᵐbloʊ/ - Roman: mámblo smile, grin, smirk (Mambehoblind) to Synonym(s):
mAwir - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:wiɹ/ - Animate - English Roman: máwir Use wígro to discuss making a comment, stating one's opinion, putting in one's two cents, etc. I.e. "Pin wan wigro mawir", "I'll throw in my two cents". (lit. I'll put in my saying) Synonym(s): comment, opinion, initial impression, thoughts, two m WORDS: cents mwAflif - Noun/Adjective - /mwɑ:fɫɪf/ - Animate - mAwu - Verb - /mɑ:wʌ/ - Roman: mwáflif Synonym(s): reindeer, caribou, elk Roman: máwu Synonym(s): eat, spend (time), use up (time)
- - - mwIwir Noun/Adjective /mwi:wiɹ/ Inanimate - mAwuj - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:wʌⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: mwíwir lifetime, period of one's life, experience Roman: máwund Synonym(s): Synonym(s): livestock
- - - mwIr Verb /mwi:ɹ/ mAwudwo - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:wʌdwoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mwír Roman: máwudwo Synonym(s): live, be alive, experience, live through, face, run into, edible, comestible, bit of food happen upon Synonym(s):
mAwudwogo - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:wʌdwoʊgoʊ/ - mwItwir - Noun/Adjective - /mwi:tʰwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Inanimate - Roman: mwítwir Synonym(s): fortification, reinforcement, fort (structure) Roman: máwudwogo Synonym(s): inedible, ridiculous, absurd, unreasonable, outrageous, egregious mwItor - Verb - /mwi:tʰoʊɹ/ - mAnapwir - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:nɑpʰwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mwítor Synonym(s): strengthen, fatten (transitive), fortify, reinforce, thicken Roman: mánapwir Synonym(s): discussion, communication, dialogue, workshop (in the educational sense) mwevegU - Adverb - /mwɛᵐbɛgʌ:/ - Roman: mwembegú at least, or more, at minumum Synonym(s): mAnapar - Verb - /mɑ:nɑpʰɑɹ/ - Roman: mánapar Synonym(s): communicate, discuss, deliberate mA - Verb - /mɑ:/ - Roman: má Synonym(s): say, tell mAnaparim - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:nɑpʰɑɹɪm/ - Inanimate - mAmik - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:mɪᵑɡ/ - Animate - Roman: mánaparim Roman: máming Refers to the overall concept of communication, not to a specific Synonym(s): sparrow communication between two or more parties. Synonym(s): communication, communicative mAv - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ᵐb/ - Inanimate - mAr - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mámb Synonym(s): lip, language Roman: már Refers only to the metal or to being made of the metal (as an adjective). mAv mojOpa - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ᵐb moʊⁿdoʊ:pʰɑ/ - Synonym(s): gold (mineral) Inanimate - Roman: mámb mondópa Synonym(s): constructed language, conlang mArf - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ɹf/ - Inanimate - Roman: márf Synonym(s): grass, light green
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 3 of 128 mArfo - Verb - /mɑ:ɹfoʊ/ - mAswo - Verb - /mɑ:swoʊ/ - Roman: márfo Roman: máswo Synonym(s): graze, eat grass, eat just a little off the surface of a Synonym(s): enjoy, celebrate, throw a party, savor dish, nibble, sample, taste
mAswok - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:swoʊᵑɡ/ - Animate - mArdom - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ɹdoʊm/ - Inanimate - Roman: máswong Roman: márdom Synonym(s): starling Synonym(s): treasury, treasure trove, treasure hoard
mAsrel - Verb - /mɑ:sɹɛɫ/ - mAko - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: másrel Roman: mángo Synonym(s): warn, reprimand Synonym(s): reeds, reedy, rice plant, rice
mAslo - Verb - /mɑ:sloʊ/ - mAl - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: máslo Roman: mál Synonym(s): inform, alert, tell, make aware of, warn, get the Synonym(s): sight, picture, portrait, image attention of mAlwir - Verb - /mɑ:ɫwiɹ/ - mAhemik - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:hɛmɪᵑɡ/ - Animate - Roman: málwir Roman: máheming Synonym(s): depict, display, show, paint Synonym(s): wren, songbird mAlardal - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:ɫɑɹdɑɫ/ - Inanimate - mAbin - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:bɪn/ - Inanimate - Roman: málardal Roman: mábin espionage, spying, intelligence work sauce, broth, liquid base (for cooking), basis, Synonym(s): foundation,Synonym(s): starting point, school of thought, way of thinking, philosophy mAlgro - Verb - /mɑ:ɫgɹoʊ/ - Roman: málgro mAdwer - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:dwɛɹ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): examine, assess, appraise, size up, gauge Roman: mádwer Tallfellow lacks a specific word for "to rebel" or "to revolt"; use mAluwir - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:lʌwiɹ/ - Inanimate - "wiri madwer". Synonym(s): revolution, rebellion, revolt, revolutionary, rebellious Roman: máluwir Synonym(s): observation, view, sight, image mAdlur - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:dlʌɹ/ - Animate - mAlur - Verb - /mɑ:lʌɹ/ - Roman: mádlur Synonym(s): reasonable, rational, sensible Roman: málur Synonym(s): view, watch, observe mAgwi - Verb - /mɑ:gwi/ - mAlurim - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:lʌɹɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: mágwi Synonym(s): insult, criticize, denounce, berate Roman: málurim Synonym(s): observation, surveillance mAgwir - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:gwiɹ/ - mAfro - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:fɹoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mágwir Synonym(s): insult, denunciation, criticism Roman: máfro Synonym(s): field, plains, meadow, grassland mAtwir - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:tʰwiɹ/ - Inanimate - mAflen - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:flɛn/ - Inanimate - Roman: mátwir Synonym(s): declaration, announcement, statement Roman: máflen Synonym(s): law, rule mAtro - Verb - /mɑ:tʰɹoʊ/ - mAfum - Noun/Adjective - /mɑ:fʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: mátro Synonym(s): declare, announce, state Roman: máfum Synonym(s): pasture, grazing area
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 4 of 128 mAtel - Verb - /mɑ:tʰɛɫ/ - mavEflevim - Noun/Adjective - /mɑᵐbɛ:flɛᵐbɪm/ - Roman: mátel Roman: mambéflembim Synonym(s): agree, admit, confess The "flembim" comes from flembim randlur, "beyond the hills" (or "over the hills", you might say); this came from Overhill-speaking - - - halflings who explained to their distant cousins in the south with mAtellir Noun/Adjective /mɑ:tʰɛɫiɹ/ Inanimate - their limited vocabulary that they were from "far away, over the Roman: mátellir hills". Synonym(s): agreement, admission, confession, arrangement Synonym(s): Overhill language (between bargaining parties), settlement (in court)
mavEfivlal - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:fɪᵐbɫɑɫ/ - mavrOma - Noun/Adjective - /mɑᵐbɹoʊ:mɑ/ - Animate - Roman: mambéfimblal Roman: mambróma Synonym(s): Fyvalian language Synonym(s): contacted, reached, in communication with us, on the phone
mavEsralk - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:sɹɑɫᵑɡ/ - mavEwelblej - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:wɛɫblɛⁿd/ - Roman: mambésralng Draconic language Roman: mambéwelblend Synonym(s): Synonym(s): Mandelenian language
mavEslesi - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:slɛsi/ - mavEwuvluj - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:wʌᵐblʌⁿd/ - Roman: mambéslesi Celestial language Roman: mambéwumblund Synonym(s): Can informally be used to refer to the English language in a real life setting. However, the "official" word for the English language mavEsijarj - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:sɪⁿdɑɹⁿd/ - is Mambérenglis. Synonym(s): Azalian language Roman: mambésindarnd No longer refers to the Low Elven language, which I've detached from Tolkien's work. - - - mavEralsur Noun/Adjective /mɑᵐbɛ:ɹɑɫsʌɹ/ Synonym(s): Sindarin language Inanimate -
Roman: mambéralsur - - - Synonym(s): Low Elven language mavEselevil Proper Noun /mɑᵐbɛ:sɛlɛᵐbɪɫ/ Roman: mambéselembil Synonym(s): Ancient Zelev language, Zelevzin language mavErolis - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:ɹoʊɫɪs/ - Roman: mambérolis Synonym(s): Orisian language mavEhormruj - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:hoʊɹmɹʌⁿd/ - Roman: mambéhormrund Synonym(s): Dwarven language mavErilsur - Noun/Adjective - /mɑᵐbɛ:ɹɪɫsʌɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mambérilsur mavEhoblij - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:hoʊbɫɪⁿd/ - Synonym(s): Elven language Roman: mambéhoblind Synonym(s): Tallfellow language mavEreklis - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:ɹɛᵑɡɫɪs/ - Roman: mambérenglis mavEbarloj - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:bɑɹloʊⁿd/ - Not used in the fantasy setting, but useful in real life. Roman: mambébarlond Darkfoot language Synonym(s): English language Synonym(s):
- - - mavErellog - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:ɹɛɫoʊg/ - mavEdehas Proper Noun /mɑᵐbɛ:dɛhɑs/ Roman: mambédehas Roman: mambérellog Dhekhazh language Synonym(s): Orcish language Synonym(s):
- - - mavEreldlo - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:ɹɛɫdloʊ/ - mavEgwenra Proper Noun /mɑᵐbɛ:gwɛnɹɑ/ Roman: mambéreldlo Roman: mambégwenra Synonym(s): Sylvan language No longer refers to the Elven language, which I've detached from Tolkien's work. Synonym(s): Quenya language mavElelaj - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:lɛɫɑⁿd/ - Roman: mambéleland Synonym(s): Qaelian language
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 5 of 128 - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:goʊɹɫɪⁿdɪɫ/ mavEgorlijil mOmallir - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:mɑɫiɹ/ - Inanimate - - Roman: mómallir Roman: mambégorlindil Synonym(s): appearance, image Synonym(s): Korlian language
mOmol - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:moʊɫ/ - Inanimate - mavEgobluld - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:goʊblʌɫd/ - Roman: mómol Roman: mambégobluld Synonym(s): Kobold language Describes the period of time from approximately 12:40 - 2:00 pm. The name comes from "outside meal", and lunch is traditionally eaten outside under the midday sun. Synonym(s): lunch, noon, midday, daytime mavEgodas - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:goʊdɑs/ - Roman: mambégodas Synonym(s): Ghudaz language mOmol mIbrov - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:moʊɫ mi:bɹoʊᵐb/ - Inanimate - mavEtirglis - Proper Noun - /mɑᵐbɛ:tʰiɹgɫɪs/ - Roman: mómol míbromb Roman: mambétirglis Timekeepers would sometimes have a momol mibromb, midnight lunch, during the mibromb period. Not used in the fantasy setting, but useful in real life. Synonym(s): midnight lunch Synonym(s): Turkish language
mOmin - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:mɪn/ - Inanimate - majelUkra - Proper Noun - /mɑⁿdɛlʌ:ᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: mómin Roman: mandelúngra Synonym(s): product, content, features, options Synonym(s): Mandelenia (country), northern Mandelenian continent mOme - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:mɛ/ - mabrE - Verb - /mɑbɹɛ:/ - Roman: móme Synonym(s): meal, period of time Roman: mabré Synonym(s): give birth to, produce, birth, spawn, make (a promise) mOmewelm - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:mɛwɛɫm/ - Inanimate - mabrEm - Noun/Adjective - /mɑbɹɛ:m/ - Inanimate - Roman: mómewelm Roman: mabrém Synonym(s): original, default, basic, first, initial A meal typically eaten only by elders, magicians, watchhobbits, or others who get up at the crack of dawn, before the traditional hobind day begins. Very sparse and essentially composed of trail mabrEleni - Noun/Adjective - /mɑbɹɛ:lɛni/ - rations, with the intent to tide one over until a proper meal later on. Roman: mabréleni Synonym(s): dawn meal, pre-breakfast snack Synonym(s): generation
mOmbwa - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:mbwɑ/ - mabrEpar - Adverb - /mɑbɹɛ:pʰɑɹ/ - Roman: mómbwa Roman: mabrépar Synonym(s): hour, time of day Synonym(s): originally, at first, in the beginning, for the first time, initially mOvi - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ᵐbi/ - Inanimate - matEwir - Noun/Adjective - /mɑtʰɛ:wiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mómbi Synonym(s): milk Roman: matéwir Synonym(s): promise, oath, pledge, contract mOviwa - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ᵐbɪwɑ/ - matEr - Verb - /mɑtʰɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: mómbiwa Synonym(s): alphabet, writing system, Tallfellow alphabet, Roman: matér Tallfellow writing system Synonym(s): promise, pledge, swear (an oath)
mOvij - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ᵐbɪⁿd/ - mOmal - Verb - /moʊ:mɑɫ/ - Roman: mómbind Roman: mómal Synonym(s): cow, bull Synonym(s): appear, seem
mOwamir - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:wɑmiɹ/ - Inanimate - mOmalar - Adverb - /moʊ:mɑɫɑɹ/ - Roman: mówamir Roman: mómalar Synonym(s): benefit, result, boon, perk Synonym(s): apparently, seemingly
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 6 of 128 mOwim - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:wɪm/ - mOj - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ⁿd/ - Roman: mówim Roman: mónd Synonym(s): love, affection You can use bráwir to describe brushing your teeth: Pin de brawir mond "I'm brushing my teeth". Note that mond is in the singular - - - for this usage. mOwin Verb /moʊ:wɪn/ Synonym(s): tooth, teeth, jaw Roman: mówin Synonym(s): love, hold, cuddle mOjlim - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ⁿdɫɪm/ -
- - - Roman: móndlim mOwiji Noun/Adjective /moʊ:wɪⁿdi/ Synonym(s): religion, belief, ideology Roman: mówindi Synonym(s): helpful, useful, effective, positive mOjluvo - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ⁿdlʌᵐboʊ/ -
- - - Roman: móndlumbo mOwijigo Noun/Adjective /moʊ:wɪⁿdɪgoʊ/ Synonym(s): sensitive (emotionally), sympathetic, caring Roman: mówindigo Synonym(s): unhelpful, not useful, ineffective, negative mOjel - Verb - /moʊ:ⁿdɛɫ/ - Roman: móndel mOwe - Verb - /moʊ:wɛ/ - Roman: mówe Not used to describe feeling physical sensations - for that, use món. Synonym(s): stroke, pet Synonym(s): think, believe, feel (emotions or social acceptance) mOwer - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:wɛɹ/ - mOjelni - Verb - /moʊ:ⁿdɛɫni/ - Roman: mówer Synonym(s): adorable, cuddly, cute Roman: móndelni Synonym(s): doubt, have a poor opinion of, look down on, disregard, sneer at mOn - Verb - /moʊ:n/ - Roman: món mOrji - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹⁿdi/ - Inanimate - feel, be touched Synonym(s): Roman: mórndi Synonym(s): fair, reasonable, just, balanced, egalitarian mOnam - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:nɑm/ - Roman: mónam mOrjim - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹⁿdɪm/ - Inanimate - sensation, physical feeling Synonym(s): Roman: mórndim Synonym(s): medicine (field of study) mOnon - Verb - /moʊ:noʊn/ - Roman: mónon mOrjileni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹⁿdɪlɛni/ - Synonym(s): touch Inanimate - Roman: mórndileni Synonym(s): justice, fairness, righteousness, balance, equity, mOni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ni/ - Inanimate - equality Roman: móni fertile, lush, rich, covered in foliage Synonym(s): mOrklewir - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹᵑɡlɛwiɹ/ - Inanimate - mOnim - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:nɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: mórnglewir Synonym(s): product, output, supply, grant, award, stipend Roman: mónim Synonym(s): sensation, tactile, touch (sense), touching, in contact, adjacent mOrkler - Verb - /moʊ:ɹᵑɡlɛɹ/ - Roman: mórngler mOnimreni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:nɪmɹɛni/ - Inanimate - The person being provided something is the object of morngler, while the resource itself is marked with the genitive case. Roman: mónimreni Synonym(s): provide, supply, grant, produce, award Synonym(s): adjacency, physical contact
mOri - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹi/ - Roman: móri Synonym(s): diamond
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 7 of 128 mOrg - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹg/ - mOsaf - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:sɑf/ - Inanimate - Roman: mórg Roman: mósaf Synonym(s): zombie To say you are excited or invigorated, you can say "Pin mondel mosaf". Synonym(s): spicy, exciting, breathtaking, invigorating mOrten - Verb - /moʊ:ɹtʰɛn/ - Roman: mórten Synonym(s): heal, cure, solve (an argument), make up (a quarrel), - - - forgive (a misdeed) mOsnim Noun/Adjective /moʊ:snɪm/ Roman: mósnim mOrtenwir - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɹtʰɛnwiɹ/ - Unrelated to mósne, but as a folk etymology, some ehobind think it means that really thinking about something inevitably results in Inanimate - you wanting to do the right thing. (If only this were true!) Roman: mórtenwir Synonym(s): altruism, charity Synonym(s): healing, cure, solution (to a problem), peace agreement mOsne - Verb - /moʊ:snɛ/ - mOke - Verb - /moʊ:ᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: mósne remember, think about Roman: mónge Synonym(s): As in English, this is an intransitive verb. To say that you are waiting "for" something, use the allative: Ar de monge renó "we are mOsnemal - Verb - /moʊ:snɛmɑɫ/ - waiting for y'all". If you want to say you're waiting for something to happen, use imo: Ar de monge imo smalng wan tabi "we are Roman: mósnemal waiting for the dragon to attack". Takes a noun in the genitive as an object. wait, pass the time, stop (intransitive) Synonym(s): Synonym(s): imagine, conceive, pretend, invent, devise
- - - mOkelbwa Noun/Adjective /moʊ:ᵑɡɛɫbwɑ/ mOho - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:hoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: móngelbwa line (of people), queue, backlog, waiting list Roman: móho Synonym(s): Synonym(s): dessert, end, finale, goal, destination, target, fate, condition (for being able to do something), prerequisite mOlvan - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:ɫᵐbɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: mólmban mObwij - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:bwɪⁿd/ - Roman: móbwind Use the genitive to say what it is like or resembles, i.e. "Emb umbur molmban frumblund" = "You are like a bird". Describes a life-long relationship in physical proximity, usually Synonym(s): like, similar, resembling exclusive. Synonym(s): husband, wife, spouse, life partner mOlvatar - Adverb - /moʊ:ɫᵐbɑtʰɑɹ/ - Roman: mólmbatar mOdwo - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:dwoʊ/ - Roman: módwo Molmbatar is as to molmban as nambatar is to namban. Synonym(s): recipient, pawn, subordinate, servant, object (of a Synonym(s): as if, as though, similar to how, similarly, in a similar sentence) way
mOdil - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:dɪɫ/ - mOleni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:lɛni/ - Roman: módil Roman: móleni Synonym(s): user, player, actor, character, agent, operative, Synonym(s): consumption (of food), eating, time spent, time subject (of a sentence) consumed, person-hours (not rigorously), productivity
mOgwerm - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:gwɛɹm/ - mOfum - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:fʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: mógwerm Roman: mófum Synonym(s): ghoul, ghast Synonym(s): economy, food supply, support system, food production, economic
mOgab - Verb - /moʊ:gɑb/ - mOswer - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:swɛɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mógab oppress, persecute, discriminate Roman: móswer Synonym(s): Synonym(s): idea, thought, guess
mOpi - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:pʰi/ - Roman: mópi Synonym(s): sleepy, tired, full (stomach), satisfied, satiated
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 8 of 128 mOpileni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊ:pʰɪlɛni/ - momIto - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmi:tʰoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mópileni Roman: momíto Synonym(s): weariness, exhaustion, satiation Synonym(s): gathered, accumulated, collected mOpihar - Adverb - /moʊ:pʰɪhɑɹ/ - momEma - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmɛ:mɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mópihar Roman: moméma Synonym(s): sleepily, drowsily, while full, while satiated Synonym(s): recipe, plan, script, strategy, system, agenda, goal, program, strategic, scripted, premeditated
- - - mOto Noun/Adjective /moʊ:tʰoʊ/ momEro werEro - Expression - /moʊmɛ:ɹoʊ Roman: móto wɛɹɛ:ɹoʊ/ - Can be used with mon to indicate an unpleasant but not painful Roman: moméro weréro sensation, or with mondel to indicate feeling ill at ease in a social situation. Not generally used for nonphysical, nonsocial forms of Lit. "after many meals". discomfort (i.e. you wouldn't use moto to say that your own Synonym(s): after a long time, some day, eventually, one day mortality is uncomfortable to contemplate, for instance; that would be sildo). - - Synonym(s): unpleasant feeling, uncomfortable momEro libwAro Expression /moʊmɛ:ɹoʊ ɫɪbwɑ:ɹoʊ/ - Roman: moméro libwáro mo - Conjunction - /moʊ/ - Synonym(s): after a little while, a short time later, not long after, in Roman: mo a little bit Exclusive OR (XOR). The answer to a mo question is "wur" not only if neither option is true, but also if BOTH answers are true, momElber - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmɛ:ɫbɛɹ/ - similar to formal logic. Sometimes used conversationally to mean "On the other hand..." Roman: momélber or else Synonym(s): Specifically, describes someone's strategy for interacting with other people (the Hobbitzin it is derived from literally meant "person- plan"). momwItor - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmwi:tʰoʊɹ/ - Synonym(s): attitude, first impression Roman: momwítor fortified, reinforced Synonym(s): momemwArni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmɛmwɑ:ɹni/ - Inanimate - momAwu - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmɑ:wʌ/ - Inanimate - Roman: momemwárni etymology, word origin Roman: momáwu Synonym(s): Synonym(s): eaten, consumed, experienced, having happened, spent (time), gone through movAjom - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɑ:ⁿdoʊm/ - Roman: mombándom momAgwi - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmɑ:gwi/ - Synonym(s): defeated, vanquished, conquered, failed Roman: momágwi Synonym(s): insulted, criticized, denounced, berated movrO - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɹoʊ:/ - Roman: mombró momAtro - Noun/Adjective - /moʊmɑ:tʰɹoʊ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): reached, discovered, charted, located, found, known Roman: momátro Synonym(s): declared, stated, announced movrOje - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɹoʊ:ⁿdɛ/ - Roman: mombrónde momawUro - Expression - /moʊmɑwʌ:ɹoʊ/ - Synonym(s): recruited, hired, employed, recruit, hire, employee Roman: momawúro Synonym(s): in that case, given that, in such a case, in that situation, that being the case, with that having happened movrOgo - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɹoʊ:goʊ/ - Roman: mombrógo Synonym(s): unreached, undiscovered, uncharted, unknown momrOjle - Expression - /moʊmɹoʊ:ⁿdlɛ/ - Roman: momróndle Synonym(s): congratulations, well done, good job movIlam - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɪ:ɫɑm/ - Roman: mombílam Synonym(s): captured, claimed, captive, plundered momIto - Verb - /moʊmi:tʰoʊ/ - Roman: momíto Synonym(s): gather (intransitive), congregate, flock movIlako - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɪ:ɫɑᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: mombílango Synonym(s): unclaimed, unconquered, undefeated
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 9 of 128 movIln - Verb - /moʊᵐbɪ:ɫn/ - monwIluk - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnwɪ:lʌᵑɡ/ - Roman: mombíln Roman: monwílung Synonym(s): owned, possessed, assigned, property (of someone) To describe what something becomes or transforms into, use the allative; this is an intransitive verb. Synonym(s): become, transform (intransitive), change (intransitive) monwIbro - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnwi:bɹoʊ/ - Inanimate - movIlbor - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɪ:ɫboʊɹ/ - Roman: monwíbro Synonym(s): affected, altered, changed, modified Roman: mombílbor Synonym(s): stolen, robbed, burgled, captured (in war), occupied (in war) monwengwAvu - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnwɛngwɑ:ᵐbʌ/ - movIlpom - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɪ:ɫpʰoʊm/ - Roman: monwengwámbu Inanimate - Synonym(s): unearthed, uncovered, dug up, subterranean, underground Roman: mombílpom Synonym(s): twisting, confusing, confounding, randomly shifting monAkrom - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnɑ:ᵑɡɹoʊm/ - movEjo - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɛ:ⁿdoʊ/ - Roman: monángrom Synonym(s): stationed, assigned, garrisoned, placed, established, Roman: mombéndo garrison, post (for a job) Synonym(s): finished, completed, done
monalfEvrim - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnɑɫfɛ:ᵐbɹɪm/ movElnwir - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɛ:ɫnwiɹ/ - - Inanimate - Roman: mombélnwir Roman: monalfémbrim Synonym(s): imported, localized Refers to a specific instance of starvation, not to the concept in general. starvation, starving, malnourishment Synonym(s): monrajO - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnɹɑⁿdoʊ:/ - Roman: monrandó Synonym(s): returned, recovered, regained movElni - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵐbɛ:ɫni/ - Roman: mombélni Synonym(s): starve (intransitive), weaken, get thinner, shrivel up, - - - fail, fall flat, fall short, fail to meet expectations monrOnir Noun/Adjective /moʊnɹoʊ:niɹ/ Roman: monrónir Synonym(s): established, set in place, set down, stable, placed, landed mon - Particle - /moʊn/ - Roman: mon monrOjlobro - Noun/Adjective - This particle marks the passive voice. It always immediately /moʊnɹoʊ:ⁿdloʊbɹoʊ/ - precedes the verb, following even tense markers. Synonym(s): (passive voice particle) Roman: monróndlobro Synonym(s): extracted, extricated, removed (from a container), unearthed, uncovered, recovered monwArneng - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnwɑ:ɹnɛng/ - Inanimate - monowAv - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnoʊwɑ:ᵐb/ - Roman: monwárneng Synonym(s): full, filled, packed, complete Roman: monowámb Synonym(s): awake, up for the day, active
- - - monwOma Noun/Adjective /moʊnwoʊ:mɑ/ monIrveke - Noun/Adjective - /moʊni:ɹᵐbɛᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: monwóma Inanimate - Synonym(s): started, in progress, begun, founded, established, served (of food) Roman: monírmbenge Synonym(s): enhanced, improved, increased monwIri - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnwi:ɹi/ - monIba - Noun/Adjective - /moʊni:bɑ/ - Roman: monwíri Synonym(s): extant, existing, occurred, happened Roman: moníba Synonym(s): converted (to a religion), faithful (to a religion), worshipful, reverent, religious monwIrf - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnwi:ɹf/ - Inanimate - Roman: monwírf monEvegla - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnɛ:ᵐbɛgɫɑ/ - grown, raised, nurtured, nourished, cultivated Synonym(s): Roman: monémbegla Synonym(s): promoted (to a higher position), appointed, high- ranking
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 10 of 128 monEkler - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnɛ:ᵑɡlɛɹ/ - mosOblu - Noun/Adjective - /moʊsoʊ:blʌ/ - Inanimate - Roman: monéngler Roman: mosóblu Synonym(s): attained, gained, earned, achieved Synonym(s): chosen, specific, particular monEswi - Noun/Adjective - /moʊnɛ:swi/ - mIrmbu - Noun/Adjective - /mi:ɹmbʌ/ - Roman: monéswi Roman: mírmbu Synonym(s): revealed, exposed, uncovered, unlocked (gaming) Synonym(s): swamp, forested bog, mangrove forest mojOpa - Noun/Adjective - /moʊⁿdoʊ:pʰɑ/ - mIrales - Proper Noun - /mi:ɹɑlɛs/ - Roman: mondópa Roman: mírales Synonym(s): built, constructed, made, artificial Synonym(s): Midwinter (Azalian month), January mojOpa - Noun/Adjective - /moʊⁿdoʊ:pʰɑ/ - Inanimate - mIlvelswe - Numeral - /mɪ:ɫᵐbɛɫswɛ/ - Roman: mondópa Roman: mílmbelswe Synonym(s): created, built, artificial Synonym(s): nine million mokOmran - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵑɡoʊ:mɹɑn/ - mIlkra - Numeral - /mɪ:ɫᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: mongómran Roman: mílngra Synonym(s): invited, enticed, attracted, welcome Synonym(s): ninety mokesOrs - Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵑɡɛsoʊ:ɹs/ - mIlkrakra - Numeral - /mɪ:ɫᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: mongesórs Roman: mílngrangra Synonym(s): researched, well-known, elementary Synonym(s): nine hundred
- Noun/Adjective - /moʊᵑɡʌfli:f/ - Inanimate - mokuflIf mIlgin - Numeral - /mɪ:ɫgɪn/ - Roman: mílgin Roman: monguflíf Synonym(s): nine Synonym(s): pillaged, raided, ruined
mIlgitar - Adverb - /mɪ:ɫgɪtʰɑɹ/ - mofAndar - Noun/Adjective - /moʊfɑ:ndɑɹ/ - Roman: mílgitar Roman: mofándar Synonym(s): nine times Synonym(s): trained, experienced, taught, educated, expert
mIbrov - Noun/Adjective - /mi:bɹoʊᵐb/ - mofAjar - Noun/Adjective - /moʊfɑ:ⁿdɑɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: míbromb Roman: mofándar Synonym(s): taught, instructed, recommended, suggested Describes the period from approximately 11:20 pm - 12:40 am. Synonym(s): midnight mofrImuve - Noun/Adjective - /moʊfɹɪ:mʌᵐbɛ/ - mId - Noun/Adjective - /mi:d/ - Roman: mofrímumbe Synonym(s): erased, deleted, cleared, wiped out, eliminated Roman: míd More sophisticated and fancy word for "eye' than gel. Synonym(s): eye moswAflen - Noun/Adjective - /moʊswɑ:flɛn/ - Roman: moswáflen policy, ruling strategy Synonym(s): mIgron - Noun/Adjective - /mi:gɹoʊn/ - Roman: mígron moswIkove - Noun/Adjective - /moʊswi:ᵑɡoʊᵐbɛ/ - Refers only to Azalian native species. For Qaelian species such as lions, leopards, panthers, etc., use mér. Roman: moswíngombe mountain lion, cougar, puma Synonym(s): influenced, convinced, swayed, persuaded Synonym(s):
- - - mosrAren - Noun/Adjective - /moʊsɹɑ:ɹɛn/ - mItwir Noun/Adjective /mi:tʰwiɹ/ Inanimate - Roman: mítwir Roman: mosráren collection, gathering, group, assortment Synonym(s): destroyed, smashed, broken, razed Synonym(s):
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 11 of 128 mItwil - Noun/Adjective - /mi:tʰwɪɫ/ - mEpo - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:pʰoʊ/ - Animate - Roman: mítwil Roman: mépo Synonym(s): collector Synonym(s): close friend, best friend, non-romantic life partner mIto - Verb - /mi:tʰoʊ/ - mEtre - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:tʰɹɛ/ - Roman: míto Roman: métre Synonym(s): gather (transitive), collect, accumulate Refers only to the undead creature. Synonym(s): mummy mir - Noun/Adjective - /miɹ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: mir merIr - Noun/Adjective - /mɛɹi:ɹ/ - Animate - Synonym(s): center, middle Roman: merír Synonym(s): glorious, resplendent mirEmi - Noun/Adjective - /miɹɛ:mi/ -
Roman: mirémi merIros - Noun/Adjective - /mɛɹi:ɹoʊs/ - Synonym(s): medium-sized, moderate, typical Roman: meríros Synonym(s): heaven, afterlife millErmi - Numeral - /mɪɫɛ:ɹmi/ -
Roman: millérmi merIkos - Noun/Adjective - /mɛɹi:ᵑɡoʊs/ - Synonym(s): nine thousand Roman: meríngos Synonym(s): aesthetics, graphic design mEm - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:m/ -
Roman: mém mUjo - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ⁿdoʊ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): conversation, discussion Roman: múndo Synonym(s): blanket, sheet, insulation, padding mEr - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:ɹ/ -
Roman: mér mUji - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ⁿdi/ - Refers to Qaelian species of big cat. For Azalian natives such as Roman: múndi mountain lions, use mígron instead. Synonym(s): pants Synonym(s): lion, tiger, panther, leopard
mUke - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ᵑɡɛ/ - - - - mEri Noun/Adjective /mɛ:ɹi/ Animate - Roman: múnge Roman: méri Synonym(s): crunchy, hard (of food), difficult, unfavorable, Synonym(s): friend, ally, brother, sister, cousin unworkable mErileni - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:ɹɪlɛni/ - Inanimate - mUkeleni - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ᵑɡɛlɛni/ - Roman: múngeleni Roman: mérileni difficulty, hardness, crunchiness Synonym(s): friendship, health, well-being Synonym(s): mElron - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:ɫɹoʊn/ - Inanimate - mUkehar - Adverb - /mʌ:ᵑɡɛhɑɹ/ - Roman: mélron Roman: múngehar grave, tomb, sepulcher, funereal, sepulchral, necrotic Synonym(s): with difficulty, with loud crunching, have a hard time Synonym(s): doing... mEfa - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:fɑ/ - mUkul - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ᵑɡʌɫ/ - Roman: méfa Synonym(s): play, act, scenario, scene Roman: múngul Synonym(s): piece, shard, bit, ingredient, component, part mEhan - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:hɑn/ - Inanimate - mUlfundil - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ɫfʌndɪɫ/ - Roman: méhan Synonym(s): bay, cove Roman: múlfundil Synonym(s): television, crystal ball, scrying bowl, scrying device, camera (gaming) mEdlibwa - Noun/Adjective - /mɛ:dɫɪbwɑ/ - Animate - Roman: médlibwa Synonym(s): conceptual framework, paradigm, theory, school of thought, philosophy
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 12 of 128 mUlfuk - Verb - /mʌ:ɫfʌᵑɡ/ - mUbam - Verb - /mʌ:bɑm/ - Roman: múlfung Roman: múbam Synonym(s): scry, tune in (on a television), change the channel, Synonym(s): wash, rinse adjust, calibrate
mUbandil - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:bɑndɪɫ/ - Animate - mUlbwa - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:ɫbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: múbandil Roman: múlbwa Synonym(s): vicinity, thereabouts, area nearby, approximate, Can be used to describe people whose job is to wash, or (outside of ballpark estimate, approximation a fantasy context) washing machines. For the latter, the term is ambiguous between clothes-washing and dishwashing machines, and further specification may be needed. mUfwim - Verb - /mʌ:fwɪm/ - Synonym(s): washer Roman: múfwim tickle, poke, pester, poke, tease, bother, annoy Synonym(s): mUbandil nErmre - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:bɑndɪɫ nɛ:ɹmɹɛ/ - Animate - mUfwim - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:fwɪm/ - Roman: múbandil nérmre Roman: múfwim Typically refers to a person who washes clothes in hobind usage, writing, literature, literary Synonym(s): but may also be used to describe a washing machine. Synonym(s): clothes washer, launderer, washing machine mUfwindil - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:fwɪndɪɫ/ - mUbandil Ellem - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:bɑndɪɫ Roman: múfwindil - Synonym(s): prankster, miscreant, annoyance ɛ:ɫɛm/ Animate - Roman: múbandil éllem mUfwir - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:fwiɹ/ - Refers to a person who washes dishes in general hobind use, but may also describe machines. Roman: múfwir Synonym(s): dishwasher Synonym(s): letter, symbol, glyph, written work, piece of writing, article mUbo - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:boʊ/ - mUfo - Verb - /mʌ:foʊ/ - Roman: múbo Synonym(s): visible, understood, studied, analyzed, known, Roman: múfo famous, notable, noteworthy, historic Synonym(s): write
mUbir - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:biɹ/ - mUfodil - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:foʊdɪɫ/ - Roman: múbir Roman: múfodil Synonym(s): clean, pure, fresh (of water) Synonym(s): writer
mUda - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:dɑ/ - Inanimate - mUfim - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:fɪm/ - Roman: múda Roman: múfim Synonym(s): region, area, plot of land Synonym(s): sentence, phrase
mUgro - Verb - /mʌ:gɹoʊ/ - mUswi - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:swi/ - Inanimate - Roman: múgro Roman: múswi Synonym(s): lie down, lie on the ground To say that something matches or fits, you can use this adjective, using the genitive to describe what is fitted or matched: i.e. gurer - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:tʰi/ - umbur muswi baglin wur, "this doesn't fit in the house" (lit. this is mUti not fitting of the house). Tallfellow does not have a verb that Roman: múti means "fit" or "match". Synonym(s): dull, broken, chipped Synonym(s): fitting, working properly, operational, matching, suitable
mujEmi - Noun/Adjective - /mʌⁿdɛ:mi/ - mUsul - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:sʌɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: mundémi Synonym(s): underpants, panties Roman: músul Synonym(s): quill, pen, pencil, writing implement mUsulrev - Noun/Adjective - /mʌ:sʌɫɹɛᵐb/ - Roman: músulremb Synonym(s): printing press, printing, ink stamp, printed
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 13 of 128 WORDS: wArvomir - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ɹᵐboʊmiɹ/ - Animate - w Roman: wármbomir score, point tally, total points wAvwir - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Animate - Synonym(s): Roman: wámbwir - - - Doesn't refer to a literal fall; in fact, derived from wámbu "rise", wArni Noun/Adjective /wɑ:ɹni/ Inanimate - which has a negative connotation in Tallfellow. Roman: wárni Synonym(s): mistake, downfall, error The "text' meaning applies only to the plural. Synonym(s): word, speech, talking, text wAvafler - Proper Noun - /wɑ:ᵐbɑflɛɹ/ -
Roman: wámbafler wArnek - Verb - /wɑ:ɹnɛᵑɡ/ - Synonym(s): Sunclimb (Azalian month), June Roman: wárneng Synonym(s): fill, supply, pour into wAvon - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ᵐboʊn/ -
Roman: wámbon wArnekwir - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ɹnɛᵑɡwiɹ/ - Military term, generally only used in war. Roman: wárnengwir Synonym(s): captain, leader, commander Synonym(s): supply, resource, reservoir wAvlahej - Proper Noun - /wɑ:ᵐbɫɑhɛⁿd/ - wArnur - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ɹnʌɹ/ - Roman: wámblahend Roman: wárnur Synonym(s): Elderwake (Azalian month), March Synonym(s): verb wAvu - Verb - /wɑ:ᵐbʌ/ - wArko - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ɹᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: wámbu Roman: wárngo Synonym(s): ascend, climb, stand up, err, miscalculate Synonym(s): turn, helping of food, serving wAvudwo - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ᵐbʌdwoʊ/ - Inanimate - wArel - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ɹɛɫ/ - Roman: wámbudwo Roman: wárel Synonym(s): ladder Synonym(s): name, noun wAwij - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:wɪⁿd/ - Inanimate - wArdon - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:ɹdoʊn/ - Roman: wáwind Roman: wárdon Synonym(s): progress, achievement, accomplishment, deeds Halflings traditionally believe that one thinks with the stomach, rather than the head. Synonym(s): stomach, belly, mind, mentality, mental, thought process wAfuga - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:fʌgɑ/ - Roman: wáfuga Synonym(s): ancestor, progenitor wAwitri - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:wɪtʰɹi/ - Animate - Roman: wáwitri Synonym(s): personality trait, characteristic, typical behavior, wAs - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:s/ - Animate - weather pattern Roman: wás Synonym(s): cloud wAwum - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:wʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: wáwum wAsan - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:sɑn/ - Inanimate - Also refers to the period when second breakfast is traditionally Roman: wásan spring, hot spring eaten, from approximately 8:40 - 10:00 am. Synonym(s): Synonym(s): second breakfast
wApum - Noun/Adjective - /wɑ:pʰʌm/ - Inanimate - wAjleke - Verb - /wɑ:ⁿdlɛᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: wápum Roman: wándlenge Synonym(s): apple The disease-related meaning is the most literal one, but metaphorically it can refer to dividing up a social group with wavAn - Noun/Adjective - /wɑᵐbɑ:n/ - negative emotions, anger, discord, etc. Synonym(s): quarantine, divide (socially), break up (a group) Roman: wambán Synonym(s): sugar
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 14 of 128 wan - Particle - /wɑn/ - wOrm - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:ɹm/ - Roman: wan Roman: wórm Synonym(s): will, going to Synonym(s): guts, innards warnilOm - Noun/Adjective - /wɑɹnɪloʊ:m/ - wOhi - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:hi/ - Roman: warnilóm Roman: wóhi Synonym(s): articulate, verbalise, express in spoken words, say out Synonym(s): safe, secure, protected loud
wOhigo - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:hɪgoʊ/ - wOma - Verb - /woʊ:mɑ/ - Roman: wóhigo Roman: wóma Synonym(s): unsafe, not secure, unprotected Synonym(s): begin, start, found, establish, serve food
wOher - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:hɛɹ/ - wOmadil - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:mɑdɪɫ/ - Animate - Roman: wóher Roman: wómadil Synonym(s): free (libre) Synonym(s): founder, initiator, innovator
wonUl - Noun/Adjective - /woʊnʌ:ɫ/ - wOmir - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:miɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: wonúl Roman: wómir Synonym(s): nothing Origin in time of some event or activity that started at that point in time. For an origin in space, use lurom. Synonym(s): beginning, start, origin wojlOm - Verb - /woʊⁿdloʊ:m/ - Roman: wondlóm Synonym(s): sneak about, sneak around, move silently, be stealthy, lurk (on the Internet) wOndewir - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:ndɛwiɹ/ - Roman: wóndewir Synonym(s): gratitude, thanks, reward, compensation, prize wojlOmdil - Noun/Adjective - /woʊⁿdloʊ:mdɪɫ/ - Animate - wOj - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:ⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: wondlómdil Roman: wónd The "lurker" meaning includes the use of this term to describe Synonym(s): egg lurking on the Internet (but not in the fantasy setting of Dombellus, of course). Synonym(s): stealthy person, person sneaking around, ambusher, lurker, unseen watcher wOj - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:ⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: wónd wojEro - Expression - /woʊⁿdɛ:ɹoʊ/ - Used to refer to the feet, paws, hands, or other such appendages of a person or wild animal who uses them very quietly and stealthily. Roman: wondéro Creatures known for their ability to sneak around, i.e. cats and Synonym(s): you're welcome, no problem, of course, I understand, I get what you mean ambush predators, use wónd to describe their feet and/or paws, and sometimes it is also used for (for instance) an owl's wings. It can also be used to refer to people's feet or hands (whichever is most relevant), especially when emphasizing their capacity for wojElni - Noun/Adjective - /woʊⁿdɛ:ɫni/ - stealthy maneuvers. Synonym(s): paw, padded foot, foot of a stealthy animal or person Roman: wondélni A strong pejorative term; literally "thinheart". Synonym(s): asshole, bastard, jerk, cruel person wOje - Noun/Adjective - /woʊ:ⁿdɛ/ - Roman: wónde Synonym(s): heart, soul wojerO - Expression - /woʊⁿdɛɹoʊ:/ - Roman: wonderó wOjehar - Adverb - /woʊ:ⁿdɛhɑɹ/ - Typically means "sorry" in the sense of apologizing for something you did wrong, although it can also express sympathy. However, if Roman: wóndehar you want to make it clear that you are not claiming to have been at fault, use sildóhar instead. To describe thanking someone or expressing gratitude, one uses Synonym(s): thank you, sorry, you have my sympathy, I really another word like nár or má and adds wóndehar: Pin wan ma saló mean it, seriously wondehar. "I will thank her." Eldro rum nar pin wondehar. "The elf thanked me." Synonym(s): gratefully, thankfully worE - Adverb - /woʊɹɛ:/ - Roman: woré Synonym(s): never
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 15 of 128 wolEhar - Noun/Adjective - /woʊlɛ:hɑɹ/ - Inanimate - wIrwemim - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹwɛmɪm/ - Roman: woléhar Roman: wírwemim Synonym(s): impossible, undoable, impossibility, incapable, unable Synonym(s): cooking, daily routine, loading (a file) wohO - Noun/Adjective - /woʊhoʊ:/ - wIrjin - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹⁿdɪn/ - Inanimate - Roman: wohó Roman: wírndin Synonym(s): magic, spell Synonym(s): bridge, walkway, overpass wohobOlkem - Noun/Adjective - /woʊhoʊboʊ:ɫᵑɡɛm/ - wIrkolen - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹᵑɡoʊlɛn/ - Animate - Roman: wohobólngem Roman: wírngolen Synonym(s): spellbook Synonym(s): lycanthrope, were-creature wobAr - Noun/Adjective - /woʊbɑ:ɹ/ - wIri - Verb - /wi:ɹi/ - Roman: wobár Roman: wíri Synonym(s): cleric You can use wiri to describe a distribution of properties found in the subject of wiri, using the ablative and/or allative as follows: - - - ehobind wiri bómbo furdó "people range from wise to foolish". For wodI Noun/Adjective /woʊdi:/ the "exist" sense, one usually needs the continuous particle de. happen, make happen, occur, have (an experience), Roman: wodí holdSynonym(s): (an event), enact, bring about, effect, appear (somewhere), Synonym(s): savannah, Qaelian grassland turn up (somewhere), show up, exist, equals (mathematics)
- - - wodEl Noun/Adjective /woʊdɛ:ɫ/ Inanimate - wIrim - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: wodél tasteless, bland, uneventful, tedious, boring, Roman: wírim Synonym(s): Synonym(s): event, occasion, effect, occurrence, existance, uninspiring presence, staging, happening, happenstance
- - - wotrI Noun/Adjective /woʊtʰɹi:/ Animate - wIrisi - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹɪsi/ - Roman: wotrí Roman: wírisi Synonym(s): wizard, mage Use the genitive to describe what it is that something is susceptible or prone to. prone to, in danger of, susceptible wImwo - Noun/Adjective - /wɪ:mwoʊ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): Roman: wímwo Synonym(s): party, celebration, event, feast wIripar - Adverb - /wi:ɹɪpʰɑɹ/ - Roman: wíripar in effect, essentially, basically, effectively wIve - Verb - /wi:ᵐbɛ/ - Synonym(s): Roman: wímbe Synonym(s): rub, fiddle with, fidget, twiddle, masturbate (slang) wIrf - Verb - /wi:ɹf/ - Roman: wírf - - - Synonym(s): grow (transitive), raise, nurture, nourish, keep (a wIrm Noun/Adjective /wi:ɹm/ Animate - promise) Roman: wírm Synonym(s): wild beast, monster, wild, barbaric, savage wIrfeb - Verb - /wi:ɹfɛb/ -
- Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹmwiɹ/ - Roman: wírfeb wIrmwir Synonym(s): spread, expand, distribute Roman: wírmwir Synonym(s): preparation, cooked dish, meal wIrfebwir - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹfɛbwiɹ/ - Inanimate - - - - wIrmi Noun/Adjective /wi:ɹmi/ Roman: wírfebwir Roman: wírmi Synonym(s): distribution, area of effect, affected area, affected Synonym(s): ready, active, prepared, cooked region
- - - wIrwem - Verb - /wi:ɹwɛm/ - wIrso Noun/Adjective /wi:ɹsoʊ/ Inanimate - Roman: wírwem Roman: wírso Synonym(s): cook, prepare, get ready for the day, produce art, load (a file) To speak of "surprising someone", you can say wiri wirso salumb "make a surprise happen with them". For instance, Smalngum rum wiri wirso pinumb! "That dragon surprised me!" Synonym(s): surprising, shocking, unexpected, surprise, shock
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 16 of 128 wIrd - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹd/ - wIlundil - Noun/Adjective - /wɪ:lʌndɪɫ/ - Roman: wírd Roman: wílundil Synonym(s): carpet, cloth covering, tablecloth Synonym(s): owner, possessor wIrdur - Verb - /wi:ɹdʌɹ/ - wIluke - Verb - /wɪ:lʌᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: wírdur Roman: wílunge Synonym(s): fold, shape, bend, twist Synonym(s): own, possess, have wIrgij - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹgɪⁿd/ - wIflo - Verb - /wi:floʊ/ - Roman: wírgind Roman: wíflo Synonym(s): badger Synonym(s): perform, act (in a play) wIrundil - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹʌndɪɫ/ - Animate - wIflorn - Noun/Adjective - /wi:floʊɹn/ - Roman: wírundil Roman: wíflorn Synonym(s): settler, homemaker Synonym(s): monument, ancient structure wIrujan - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹʌⁿdɑn/ - Inanimate - wIswan - Noun/Adjective - /wi:swɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: wírundan Roman: wíswan Synonym(s): channel, canal, waterway Synonym(s): ford, shallow water, river crossing wIruke - Verb - /wi:ɹʌᵑɡɛ/ - wIho - Verb - /wi:hoʊ/ - Roman: wírunge Roman: wího Synonym(s): settle, make a home, move in (to a house) Synonym(s): float, drift, coast, glide, soar, hover, levitate wIrpof - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹpʰoʊf/ - Inanimate - wIhom - Noun/Adjective - /wi:hoʊm/ - Inanimate - Roman: wírpof Roman: wíhom Synonym(s): kitchen Synonym(s): flotation, levitation, floating, drifting, coasting, gliding, hovering wIrtwim - Noun/Adjective - /wi:ɹtʰwɪm/ - wIbro - Verb - /wi:bɹoʊ/ - Roman: wírtwim Synonym(s): sadness, unhappiness, crying, tears, sad, unhappy Roman: wíbro Synonym(s): change (transitive), alter, affect, modify, transform wIrto - Verb - /wi:ɹtʰoʊ/ - wIbrowir - Noun/Adjective - /wi:bɹoʊwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: wírto Synonym(s): cry, weep Roman: wíbrowir Synonym(s): change, swap, modification, alteration, tweak
- - - wIlma Verb /wɪ:ɫmɑ/ wIbronarm - Noun/Adjective - /wi:bɹoʊnɑɹm/ - Roman: wílma Inanimate - Synonym(s): boil, persevere, press on, push forward, hang in there Roman: wíbronarm Synonym(s): change, modification, alteration, mod wIlmam - Noun/Adjective - /wɪ:ɫmɑm/ - Inanimate - Roman: wílmam wIbrodil - Noun/Adjective - /wi:bɹoʊdɪɫ/ - Animate - Synonym(s): boiling, steady state, equilibrium, balance, stable, in equilibrium, balanced Roman: wíbrodil Synonym(s): modifier, instigator of change, editor wIlmawir - Noun/Adjective - /wɪ:ɫmɑwiɹ/ - Inanimate - wIbre - Verb - /wi:bɹɛ/ - Roman: wílmawir Synonym(s): burst of progress, accomplishment, boost, Roman: wíbre achievement grace, garnish, be decorative, be aesthetically appealing,Synonym(s): go nicely with, suit (as in a garment suiting someone), complement wIlmuke - Verb - /wɪ:ɫmʌᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: wílmunge wIdofwim - Noun/Adjective - /wi:doʊfwɪm/ - Synonym(s): scatter, disperse, drive away, force into retreat Roman: wídofwim Synonym(s): trust, faith
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 17 of 128 wIdofo - Verb - /wi:doʊfoʊ/ - wItor - Verb - /wi:tʰoʊɹ/ - Roman: wídofo Roman: wítor Synonym(s): trust, believe in, rely on, follow (not physically) Synonym(s): swell, expand, ripen, grow (of fruit or vegetables), rise (of pastry) wIdofodil - Noun/Adjective - /wi:doʊfoʊdɪɫ/ - Animate - - - - wirmgEki Proper Noun /wiɹmgɛ:ᵑɡi/ Roman: wirmgéngi Roman: wídofodil Wirmgengi (region) Synonym(s): believer, follower (of a doctrine) Synonym(s): wIdigwir - Noun/Adjective - /wi:dɪgwiɹ/ - wikEki - Noun/Adjective - /wɪᵑɡɛ:ᵑɡi/ - Roman: wídigwir Roman: wingéngi Synonym(s): attempt, effort, focus, goal, target Synonym(s): prairie wIdigo - Verb - /wi:dɪgoʊ/ - wilmamO - Expression - /wɪɫmɑmoʊ:/ - Roman: wídigo Roman: wilmamó Synonym(s): aim at, direct at, focus on, target Lit. "until boiling", a reference to how many recipes are worded by Babandelglib chefs. Synonym(s): for the moment, for the time being, for now wIgarvwir - Noun/Adjective - /wi:gɑɹᵐbwiɹ/ - Roman: wígarmbwir Synonym(s): threat, danger, encroachment, adversary wEmof - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:moʊf/ - Inanimate - Roman: wémof Synonym(s): pepper, spice, detail, nitty-gritty, background wIgarve - Verb - /wi:gɑɹᵐbɛ/ - (features), ambient (sounds) Roman: wígarmbe Synonym(s): oppose, threaten, encroach wEmum - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:mʌm/ - Roman: wémum wIgro - Verb - /wi:gɹoʊ/ - Synonym(s): food Roman: wígro Synonym(s): put in, insert, deposit, season, garnish, stir in, post (on the Internet) wEnribwa - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:nɹɪbwɑ/ - Animate - Roman: wénribwa - - Synonym(s): pack of wolves, flock of forest-dwelling birds, swarm wIgro sAmo Oveg Expression /wi:gɹoʊ sɑ:moʊ of forest-dwelling creatures, group of forest dwellers oʊ:ᵐbɛg/ - Roman: wígro sámo ómbeg wEjo - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ⁿdoʊ/ - Inanimate - Literally "put in too much salt". Synonym(s): cause trouble, act unreasonable, be irritating, cause Roman: wéndo problems, wreak havoc, meddle, make a mess, behave badly To say you are stressed out, you can use "Pin mondel wendo". Synonym(s): stress, stressful, allergy, allergenic wIgloronem - Noun/Adjective - /wi:gloʊɹoʊnɛm/ -
Roman: wígloronem wEjogo - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ⁿdoʊgoʊ/ - Synonym(s): terracotta, earthenware Roman: wéndogo To say what one has the advantage or privilege over, use the - - - wIglors Verb /wi:gloʊɹs/ allative; to say what one is not allergic to or not affected by, use Roman: wíglors the genitive. burn, scorch, ignite Synonym(s): advantage, advantageous, privilege, privileged, not Synonym(s): allergic to, not affected by wIgis - Verb - /wi:gɪs/ - wEji - Verb - /wɛ:ⁿdi/ - Roman: wígis Synonym(s): cut up (ingredients), grate (cheese), tear apart, shred, Roman: wéndi cut to pieces Synonym(s): brew, mix
- - - wItwir - Noun/Adjective - /wi:tʰwiɹ/ - Inanimate - wEje Noun/Adjective /wɛ:ⁿdɛ/ Inanimate - Roman: wítwir Roman: wénde Synonym(s): swell, swelling, overgrowth, foliage, yeast Can be used to describe an argument that is able to defuse or de- escalate an unpleasant social situation, or defend someone from hostile speech. Synonym(s): potion, medicine, defense (in an argument), de- escalation
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 18 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɫmoʊᵐbɹɛ/ - wErmitwil - Numeral - /wɛ:ɹmɪtʰwɪɫ/ - wElmovre Roman: wérmitwil Inanimate - Synonym(s): one thousand Roman: wélmombre Synonym(s): birthday wEral - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɹɑɫ/ - wElon - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:loʊn/ - Roman: wéral Synonym(s): copse, thicket, foliage Roman: wélon Synonym(s): testicles wErk - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɹᵑɡ/ - wElben - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɫbɛn/ - Inanimate - Roman: wérng Synonym(s): chaotic Roman: wélben This is one of only a few times in the hobind day not associated wErkejal - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɹᵑɡɛⁿdɑɫ/ - Inanimate with a meal. Traditionally this was the time that an ordinary hobind would get ready for bed, approximately 6:00 pm - 7:20 pm. - Roman: wérngendal Synonym(s): west, sunset, evening, twilight, late Synonym(s): mountain range
wElbej - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɫbɛⁿd/ - wErkuk - Adverb - /wɛ:ɹᵑɡʌᵑɡ/ - Roman: wélbend Roman: wérngung Synonym(s): Mandelenian person Takes a noun or verbal phrase, as with ingung, to indicate what the event is after. wElbeton - Proper Noun - /wɛ:ɫbɛtʰoʊn/ - Synonym(s): after, afterwards Roman: wélbeton Synonym(s): Mandelenia (continent) wEre - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɹɛ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: wére wEswim - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:swɪm/ - Synonym(s): many, a lot of Roman: wéswim Synonym(s): audition, auditions wErd - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɹd/ -
Roman: wérd wEsi - Verb - /wɛ:si/ - Especially used to refer to Fyvalian clans. Roman: wési Synonym(s): clan, tribe Synonym(s): hear wEkwir - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ᵑɡwiɹ/ - wEsuj - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:sʌⁿd/ - Roman: wéngwir Roman: wésund Synonym(s): dig site, mine, excavation Bedtime, approximately 7:20 - 8:40 pm. Traditionally, a hobind would go to bed around this time, taking some sweets or berries for a bedtime snack. wEke - Verb - /wɛ:ᵑɡɛ/ - Synonym(s): bedtime, bedtime snack Roman: wénge Synonym(s): dig, burrow, tunnel wEbin - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:bɪn/ - wEkem - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ᵑɡɛm/ - Roman: wébin Synonym(s): chest Roman: wéngem Synonym(s): mining, digging, burrowing wEbelj - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:bɛɫⁿd/ - Inanimate - wEl - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɫ/ - Roman: wébelnd Synonym(s): face, hole in a tree trunk Roman: wél Synonym(s): day wEdel - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:dɛɫ/ - wElm - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:ɫm/ - Inanimate - Roman: wédel Synonym(s): togetherness, solidarity, brotherhood, sisterhood, Roman: wélm humanity, unity, union (of workers) Describes approximately the period from 4:40 - 6:00 am, but can also be a more general word for "morning". wEdelan - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ:dɛɫɑn/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): morning, dawn Roman: wédelan Synonym(s): confluence, joining of two rivers
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 19 of 128 we - Noun/Adjective - /wɛ/ - wUvuj - Noun/Adjective - /wʌ:ᵐbʌⁿd/ - Roman: we Roman: wúmbund Synonym(s): front Literally "big folk", this is also used by halflings to refer to anyone who is not from their culture, human or otherwise - sometimes in - - - a derisive sense. wenEl Noun/Adjective /wɛnɛ:ɫ/ Synonym(s): human Roman: wenél Synonym(s): monkey, ape wUbal - Noun/Adjective - /wʌ:bɑɫ/ - Inanimate -
- - - Roman: wúbal werA Numeral /wɛɹɑ:/ Synonym(s): hiding place, secret location, rendezvous point, Roman: werá hidden, obscured, unseen Synonym(s): two, second
wUblu - Verb - /wʌ:blʌ/ - werA - Adverb - /wɛɹɑ:/ - Roman: wúblu Roman: werá Synonym(s): swim Synonym(s): both
wUblum - Noun/Adjective - /wʌ:blʌm/ - wekwAvu - Verb - /wɛᵑɡwɑ:ᵐbʌ/ - Roman: wúblum Roman: wengwámbu Synonym(s): swimming (activity), aquatic, amphibious, marine Synonym(s): dig out, dig up, excavate, uncover, unearth
wur - Expression - /wʌɹ/ - weslOm - Verb - /wɛsloʊ:m/ - Roman: wur Roman: weslóm Synonym(s): no Synonym(s): hide (intransitive), vanish, conceal one's self, disappear wur - Adverb - /wʌɹ/ -
- - - Roman: wur wUvo Noun/Adjective /wʌ:ᵐboʊ/ Synonym(s): not Roman: wúmbo Synonym(s): big, large, tall, great wurlE - Adverb - /wʌɹlɛ:/ -
- - - Roman: wurlé wUvon Noun/Adjective /wʌ:ᵐboʊn/ Synonym(s): cannot Roman: wúmbon Synonym(s): important, significant, impressive, major wUvoko - Noun/Adjective - /wʌ:ᵐboʊᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: wúmbongo Synonym(s): unimportant, insignificant, unimpressive, minor wUvohar - Adverb - /wʌ:ᵐboʊhɑɹ/ - Roman: wúmbohar Synonym(s): greatly, a lot, well, very wUvleni - Noun/Adjective - /wʌ:ᵐblɛni/ - Roman: wúmbleni Synonym(s): greatness wUvemon - Noun/Adjective - /wʌ:ᵐbɛmoʊn/ - Inanimate - Roman: wúmbemon Synonym(s): magnificent, splendid, glorious, glory, majesty, splendor
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 20 of 128 WORDS: Akas - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ᵑɡɑs/ - A Roman: ángas civic, metropolitan, urban Amirm - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:miɹm/ - Animate - Synonym(s): Roman: ámirm Synonym(s): spy, infiltrator Akrom - Verb - /ɑ:ᵑɡɹoʊm/ - Roman: ángrom - - - Avej Noun/Adjective /ɑ:ᵐbɛⁿd/ Use either the genitive or the locative to say where the subject is Roman: ámbend assigned to or stationed at. The genitive is considered more formal. Synonym(s): bone, interruption, intrusive, annoying Synonym(s): be stationed, be assigned, be garrisoned, be placed, be established
Awe - Adverb - /ɑ:wɛ/ - Roman: áwe Ako - Verb - /ɑ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - together Synonym(s): Roman: ángo Takes the genitive case for the one being protected or saved. An - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:n/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): protect from, ward off, save from Roman: án Synonym(s): large city, metropolis, capital Akom - Verb - /ɑ:ᵑɡoʊm/ - Roman: ángom Anribwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:nɹɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): arrest, accost, kick out, banish Roman: ánribwa Synonym(s): mass, quantity of substance, dose, amount of liquid Akur - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ᵑɡʌɹ/ - Roman: ángur Ansra - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:nsɹɑ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): wall, obstacle Roman: ánsra Synonym(s): lodge, treehouse, elven home Alos - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:loʊs/ - Inanimate - Roman: álos Ajli - Verb - /ɑ:ⁿdli/ - Synonym(s): sigil, seal, crest, coat of arms, symbol Roman: ándli Used only for the verb "to snow", not for the snow itself. Use Alibwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ɫɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - ándem for the noun. Unlike déli, but similar to héndo, does not take an object and takes gur or wás/éwas as the subject. Roman: álibwa Synonym(s): vegetation, group of wild plants, foliage Synonym(s): snow
- Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ɫfiɹ/ - Ajin - Verb - /ɑ:ⁿdɪn/ - Alfir Roman: álfir Roman: ándin Synonym(s): reason, answer, explanation, cause Synonym(s): forge
- Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ɫswɛs/ - Inanimate - Ajem - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ⁿdɛm/ - Alswes Roman: álswes Roman: ándem Synonym(s): music Synonym(s): snow
- Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ɫswɛsɪⁿd/ - Animate - Ajeri - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:ⁿdɛɹi/ - Alswesij Roman: álswesind Roman: ánderi Synonym(s): musician Synonym(s): grand, grandiose, aristocratic, classy
- Conjunction - /ɑ:ɫpʰɑɹ/ - Ar - Pronoun - /ɑ:ɹ/ - Alpar Roman: álpar Roman: ár Synonym(s): because, since Synonym(s): we
Ar de rEmeji wOjehar - Expression - /ɑ:ɹ dɛ ɹɛ:mɛⁿdi woʊ:ⁿdɛhɑɹ/ - Roman: ár de rémendi wóndehar Synonym(s): nice to meet you, it's a pleasure to meet you, how do you do
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 21 of 128 Afloswis - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:floʊswɪs/ - Inanimate - WORDS: Roman: áfloswis a anwAba - Noun/Adjective - /ɑnwɑ:bɑ/ - Inanimate - Describes a Fyvalian art form that has some similarities to rock music, especially in the counter-culture sense and the driving Roman: anwába rhythms. Actual Fyvalian "rock" (called firesong by the Fyvalians) of course does not involve electric guitars, etc., but is similar Used to describe a variety of sugary beverages that used to be enough that it can describe the real-world musical genre as well. available in the Zelev Empire, but no longer exist. Mainly used by Synonym(s): rock n' roll, Fyvalian rock music, firesong Zelev scholars, but occasionally used to describe similar beverages found in Qaelia. Synonym(s): soda pop, ancient sugary beverage Asnal - Verb - /ɑ:snɑɫ/ -
Roman: ásnal - Expression - /ɑɹɛ:ɹ/ - Synonym(s): interfere, disrupt, meddle, disable, deactivate, arEr sabotage Roman: arér Synonym(s): as for us
Asleji - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:slɛⁿdi/ - Roman: áslendi almAflen - Verb - /ɑɫmɑ:flɛn/ - Synonym(s): bank, counting house Roman: almáflen Synonym(s): enforce, carry out a law, put into practice, pass (a law), litigate Ahon - Verb - /ɑ:hoʊn/ -
Roman: áhon - Verb - /ɑɫmoʊ:hoʊ/ - Synonym(s): shout, scream, yell almOho Roman: almóho Synonym(s): finalize, confirm, set in place, put finishing touches on Abi - Verb - /ɑ:bi/ -
Roman: ábi - Verb - /ɑɫmɛ:ɹi/ - Synonym(s): bend, swivel, curve, sweep, swing almEri Roman: alméri Synonym(s): befriend, make friends with, get to know Abidwo - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:bɪdwoʊ/ -
Roman: ábidwo - Verb - /ɑɫmʌ:ᵑɡʌɫ/ - Synonym(s): corner, bent object, bend, turn almUkul Roman: almúngul Synonym(s): dismantle, take apart, take to pieces, disassemble Agrod - Verb - /ɑ:gɹoʊd/ -
Roman: ágrod - Verb - /ɑɫmʌ:biɹ/ - Synonym(s): prosper, flourish almUbir Roman: almúbir Synonym(s): purify, filter, sift, weed out Agre - Noun/Adjective - /ɑ:gɹɛ/ -
Roman: ágre - Verb - /ɑɫfwɑ:/ - Synonym(s): professor alfwA Roman: alfwá Synonym(s): copy, reproduce, imitate, download (from the internet)
alfwErim - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫfwɛ:ɹɪm/ - Roman: alfwérim Synonym(s): multiplication (mathematics), reproduction, repopulation
alfwEre - Verb - /ɑɫfwɛ:ɹɛ/ - Roman: alfwére Synonym(s): multiply, increase in number, reproduce, repopulate
alfwEredil - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫfwɛ:ɹɛdɪɫ/ - Roman: alfwéredil Synonym(s): multiplier, factor
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 22 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫfwɛ:swiɹ/ - alfwEswir alflUlibwemej - Verb - /ɑɫflʌ:ɫɪbwɛmɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: alflúlibwemend Roman: alfwéswir Synonym(s): maximize, fill to capacity Synonym(s): demand, confrontation, protest, conflict (not physical/martial) alfIvor - Verb - /ɑɫfi:ᵐboʊɹ/ - alfwEsi - Verb - /ɑɫfwɛ:si/ - Roman: alfímbor Synonym(s): automate, animate, program (a construct or Roman: alfwési computer) To demand that something be made to happen, use imo: Pin de alfwesi imo emb wan rando baginó. "I demand that you come - - - home." (lit. I am demanding so that you will come home) alfEmi Verb /ɑɫfɛ:mi/ Synonym(s): demand, browbeat, confront, protest, bully Roman: alfémi Synonym(s): reduce in size, shrink, shorten alfwUvo - Verb - /ɑɫfwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ - Roman: alfwúmbo alfEvrim - Verb - /ɑɫfɛ:ᵐbɹɪm/ - Synonym(s): expand (transitive), enlarge, make bigger Roman: alfémbrim Synonym(s): import, bring in (a product), localize alfwUbal - Verb - /ɑɫfwʌ:bɑɫ/ - Roman: alfwúbal alfErb - Verb - /ɑɫfɛ:ɹb/ - Synonym(s): hide (transitive), conceal, disguise, obscure Roman: alférb Synonym(s): extend across, cover the surface of, coat, be smeared across, cover (a surface by a substance) alfAki - Verb - /ɑɫfɑ:ᵑɡi/ - Roman: alfángi alfErbwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫfɛ:ɹbwiɹ/ - Synonym(s): send away, displace, dismiss, send out, expel Inanimate - Roman: alférbwir - - - Synonym(s): extent, coating, smear, covering (for a surface), alfAhi Verb /ɑɫfɑ:hi/ tablecloth Roman: alfáhi Synonym(s): increase in price, inflate prices, go up (prices), overprice alfElnwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫfɛ:ɫnwiɹ/ - Roman: alfélnwir Synonym(s): decrease, penalty, affliction, disability, handicap alfAhim - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫfɑ:hɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: alfáhim inflation (monetary), overpricing Synonym(s): alfElni - Verb - /ɑɫfɛ:ɫni/ - Roman: alfélni Synonym(s): weaken, debilitate, decrease, penalize, cause to alfrAri - Verb - /ɑɫfɹɑ:ɹi/ - shrivel, starve (transitive) Roman: alfrári Synonym(s): anger, incite, provoke, taunt, enrage alfEldroton - Verb - /ɑɫfɛ:ɫdɹoʊtʰoʊn/ - Roman: alféldroton alfrOmi - Verb - /ɑɫfɹoʊ:mi/ - Synonym(s): shift into the Fey Realm, get lost in the Fey Realm, Roman: alfrómi vanish completely, never be seen again Synonym(s): exhaust, use up, harvest all of, take all of, consume all of, eat up alfevElo - Verb - /ɑɫfɛᵐbɛ:loʊ/ - Roman: alfembélo alfrOle - Verb - /ɑɫfɹoʊ:lɛ/ - Synonym(s): randomize, randomly generate, determine randomly, Roman: alfróle roll dice Synonym(s): enable, make available, make obtainable, put up for auction, put on the market, open (for entry) alfUrd - Verb - /ɑɫfʌ:ɹd/ - Roman: alfúrd alfrOfi - Verb - /ɑɫfɹoʊ:fi/ - Synonym(s): trick, deceive, fool, outwit, exploit Roman: alfrófi Synonym(s): please, make happy, cause pleasure for, appease, cater to alfUk - Verb - /ɑɫfʌ:ᵑɡ/ - Roman: alfúng Synonym(s): get further away from, move away from, get a look at alfowAv - Verb - /ɑɫfoʊwɑ:ᵐb/ - from a distance, put in context, get the lay of the land, orient oneself, zoom out, decrease size of an image Roman: alfowámb Synonym(s): wake (transitive), rouse (transitive), awaken (transitive), cause to wake up
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 23 of 128 alsUton - Verb - /ɑɫsʌ:tʰoʊn/ - Inanimate - asallalOm - Verb - /ɑsɑɫɑloʊ:m/ - Roman: alsúton Roman: asallalóm Synonym(s): drain, use up, exhaust, deplete, dry out, make Synonym(s): worship Azalla, be a member of Azalla's church, pray obsolete, make outdated, disenchant, drain charges (from a magic to Azalla item)
asallalOmim - Noun/Adjective - /ɑsɑɫɑloʊ:mɪm/ - albrOwi - Verb - /ɑɫbɹoʊ:wi/ - Roman: asallalómim Roman: albrówi Synonym(s): Azalla's church, worship of Azalla, Azalian religion Synonym(s): repair, fix, refurbish, remake
asnallAligis - Noun/Adjective - /ɑsnɑɫɑ:ɫɪgɪs/ - albOflembi - Verb - /ɑɫboʊ:flɛmbi/ - Inanimate - Roman: albóflembi Synonym(s): smooth out, file down, erode, take the average, Roman: asnalláligis average over Synonym(s): theocracy, theocratic albOflembul - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫboʊ:flɛmbʌɫ/ - abIj - Noun/Adjective - /ɑbi:ⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: abínd Roman: albóflembul To specify elbow versus knee, you can use abínd und "leg joint" average Synonym(s): and abínd bilnd "arm joint". Synonym(s): elbow, knee, joint aldlEgur - Verb - /ɑɫdlɛ:gʌɹ/ - Roman: aldlégur abEllos - Noun/Adjective - /ɑbɛ:ɫoʊs/ - Synonym(s): infect, sicken (transitive), make sick, corrupt, break (a promise) Roman: abéllos Synonym(s): magic portal, gate spell alglAv - Verb - /ɑɫgɫɑ:ᵐb/ - Roman: alglámb Synonym(s): get closer to, approach, move toward, get a closer look at, peer more closely at, examine, magnify, zoom in on alglIb - Verb - /ɑɫgli:b/ - Roman: alglíb Synonym(s): build a city, urbanize, civilize, tame alglIbim - Noun/Adjective - /ɑɫgli:bɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: alglíbim Synonym(s): urbanization, animal taming asAlla - Proper Noun - /ɑsɑ:ɫɑ/ - Roman: asálla Synonym(s): the goddess Azalla asAllej - Noun/Adjective - /ɑsɑ:ɫɛⁿd/ - Roman: asállend Synonym(s): cleric of Azalla asAlira - Proper Noun - /ɑsɑ:liɹɑ/ - Roman: asálira Synonym(s): Azalia (country) asallAton - Proper Noun - /ɑsɑɫɑ:tʰoʊn/ - Roman: asalláton Synonym(s): Azalia (continent)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 24 of 128 WORDS: nArim - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:ɹɪm/ - n Roman: nárim - - - Synonym(s): work, labor, discussion, meeting, job, occupation, nAv Noun/Adjective /nɑ:ᵐb/ Inanimate - profession Roman: námb Synonym(s): lead (material) nAlpwo - Verb - /nɑ:ɫpʰwoʊ/ - Roman: nálpwo nAvan - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:ᵐbɑn/ - Synonym(s): accept, allow, concede Roman: námban
Use the genitive case to indicate what something is the same as, nAlpwor - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:ɫpʰwoʊɹ/ - i.e. namban lem "the same as you", namban wodli "the same as a wizard". Roman: nálpwor Synonym(s): equal, alike, same Synonym(s): allowed, legal, acceptable nAvatar - Adverb - /nɑ:ᵐbɑtʰɑɹ/ - nAlpwogor - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:ɫpʰwoʊgoʊɹ/ - Roman: námbatar Roman: nálpwogor Synonym(s): forbidden, illegal, unacceptable Follows a clause that describes an action that is claimed to occur in the same way as the action in the main clause, i.e. Emb mowin pin nambatar, pin mowin emb. "I love you the same way you love nAbur - Verb - /nɑ:bʌɹ/ - me." Often the clause is begun by ri (especially if it is long), but this is not required. Can also be used with nouns, which then Roman: nábur follow nambatar in the genitive case just as they would for Synonym(s): open, push aside, enter, turn on, start, activate namban: e.g. the Tallfellow proverb: Tabidil mawu nambatar robli. "A soldier eats as much as a chef." Synonym(s): just as, the same way as, as much as, the same - - - amount as nru Conjunction /nɹʌ/ Roman: nru Synonym(s): of which, for which, with which nAvon - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:ᵐboʊn/ -
Roman: námbon - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:mɪs/ - Animate - Synonym(s): heavy, bulky, awkward, clumsy nOmis Roman: nómis Synonym(s): gnome nAwo - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:woʊ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: náwo nOwurj - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:wʌɹⁿd/ - Most commonly used in Sylvan-influenced regions near Eldric as Roman: nówurnd an alternative to résen. Synonym(s): pigeon meat, dove meat Synonym(s): sea, ocean
nOjo - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ⁿdoʊ/ - nAwir - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:wiɹ/ - Roman: nóndo Roman: náwir Synonym(s): mouse, rodent Synonym(s): action, deed, accomplishment
nOjer - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ⁿdɛɹ/ - nAweri - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:wɛɹi/ - Roman: nónder Roman: náweri Synonym(s): clitoris Synonym(s): restricted, limited
nOrvi - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹᵐbi/ - nAr - Verb - /nɑ:ɹ/ - Roman: nórmbi Roman: nár Synonym(s): shield Synonym(s): do, work, chat with, meet, behave, act (manner)
nOra - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹɑ/ - nArmriba - Noun/Adjective - /nɑ:ɹmɹɪbɑ/ - Animate - Roman: nóra Roman: nármriba Synonym(s): specialised, specialist, expert, authority (on a subject) More sophisticated and uppity language than léto. Synonym(s): powerful, mighty nArwi - Verb - /nɑ:ɹwi/ - Roman: nárwi nOrasin - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹɑsɪn/ - Synonym(s): collaborate with, cooperate with, work together with Roman: nórasin Synonym(s): power, strength, might
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 25 of 128 nOrj - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹⁿd/ - Inanimate - nObwarko - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:bwɑɹᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: nórnd Roman: nóbwarngo Synonym(s): armor, coat, protective gear, armored, protected Synonym(s): lobster, crawfish, crustacean (against attack)
nOdri - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:dɹi/ - nOrjrum - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹⁿdɹʌm/ - Roman: nódri Roman: nórndrum Synonym(s): Korlian wine Synonym(s): tampon, feminine pad
nOdli - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:dli/ - nOri - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹi/ - Roman: nódli Roman: nóri Synonym(s): blue "Comfort food" or "just like mom used to make" are good English analogies for the sort of taste this describes. Also refers to periods of time or experiences that are comforting or nOriswifi - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹɪswɪfi/ - relaxing by analogy with the sort of pleasant taste this describes in food. In this use, it differs from dlúmbe in that it implies Roman: nóriswifi familiarity, perhaps as a chief reason for the comfort; it should not Synonym(s): light blue be used to describe out-of-the-ordinary comfort, such as a lavish vacation, etc. Synonym(s): good-tasting in a relaxing/familiar way, comforting, relaxing, familiar, nostalgic, comfort food nOrdwuv - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ɹdwʌᵐb/ - Roman: nórdwumb purple Synonym(s): nOdlihar - Adverb - /noʊ:dɫɪhɑɹ/ - Roman: nódlihar Synonym(s): comfortably, enjoyably, relaxingly, pleasantly (in a nOkron - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ᵑɡɹoʊn/ - familiar way), deliciously (in a familiar way), nostalgically Roman: nóngron Synonym(s): dire rat, giant rat nOdleni - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:dlɛni/ -
- - - Roman: nódleni nOkis Noun/Adjective /noʊ:ᵑɡɪs/ Synonym(s): comfort (physical), convenience, homey atmosphere, Roman: nóngis luxury, amenity Generally describes a wild, feral rat that is likely quite aggressive. For rats in general, lab rats or pet rats, tírof is often more nOpa - Verb - /noʊ:pʰɑ/ - appropriate. Synonym(s): rat Roman: nópa Synonym(s): like, enjoy nOkejal - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:ᵑɡɛⁿdɑɫ/ - Animate - nOpim - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:pʰɪm/ - Roman: nóngendal Roman: nópim happiness, joy, pleasure Refers primarily to domesticated goats. For a wild or mountain Synonym(s): goat, use gida. Synonym(s): goat nowUn - Noun/Adjective - /noʊwʌ:n/ - Animate -
- - - Roman: nowún nOlwir Noun/Adjective /noʊ:ɫwiɹ/ Synonym(s): ox, beast of burden Roman: nólwir Synonym(s): gift, present, contribution, donation, tax, tax income nolmOslewir - Noun/Adjective - /noʊɫmoʊ:slɛwiɹ/ - Inanimate - nOlo - Verb - /noʊ:loʊ/ - Roman: nolmóslewir Roman: nólo Synonym(s): inspiration, suggestion The person being given a gift is the object of nolo, while the gift itself is marked with the genitive case. nolmOsler - Verb - /noʊɫmoʊ:slɛɹ/ - Synonym(s): give to, offer, add to Roman: nolmósler Synonym(s): inspire, suggest, give the idea nOlor - Noun/Adjective - /noʊ:loʊɹ/ - Animate - Roman: nólor nIma - Noun/Adjective - /nɪ:mɑ/ - Synonym(s): generous, giving, charitable, magnanimous Roman: níma Synonym(s): naked, nude nOlora - Adverb - /noʊ:loʊɹɑ/ - Roman: nólora Synonym(s): generously, charitably, magnanimously
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 26 of 128 nIwonin - Verb - /ni:woʊnɪn/ - nEri - Verb - /nɛ:ɹi/ - Roman: níwonin Roman: néri Synonym(s): cover, block, obscure, hide (transitive) Especially used when referring to elven courts and ritual execution methods performed by Tyrexes' clergy. Synonym(s): execute, condemn, slaughter, put to death nErihe - Noun/Adjective - /nɛ:ɹɪhɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: nérihe curtain, screen, window cover nIro - Noun/Adjective - /ni:ɹoʊ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): Roman: níro Synonym(s): lava, magma nekrA - Numeral - /nɛᵑɡɹɑ:/ - Roman: nengrá ten nIba - Verb - /ni:bɑ/ - Synonym(s): Roman: níba Synonym(s): preach, proselytize, convert, evangelize nekrAhar - Adverb - /nɛᵑɡɹɑ:hɑɹ/ - Roman: nengráhar nIpewos - Noun/Adjective - /ni:pʰɛwoʊs/ - Above ten, adverbial numerals like this are just written out as the Roman: nípewos numeral plus a -har ending, though they may be pronounced differently. For instance, grálimbhar "eleven times" is pronounced Not in general hobind use. more like grálipar, but it isn't spelled that way. Synonym(s): stock (of a company), share (in a company) Synonym(s): ten times nItwim - Noun/Adjective - /ni:tʰwɪm/ - nUvraf - Noun/Adjective - /nʌ:ᵐbɹɑf/ - Roman: nítwim Roman: númbraf Synonym(s): sexuality Synonym(s): sheep nIto - Verb - /ni:tʰoʊ/ - nUro - Conjunction - /nʌ:ɹoʊ/ - Roman: níto Roman: núro Synonym(s): have sex, be intimate Synonym(s): from which, away from which nirAli - Noun/Adjective - /niɹɑ:li/ - nUl - Noun/Adjective - /nʌ:ɫ/ - Roman: niráli Roman: núl Synonym(s): sin, sinfulness Synonym(s): object, thing, item nirAf - Verb - /niɹɑ:f/ - nUlbej - Noun/Adjective - /nʌ:ɫbɛⁿd/ - Roman: niráf Roman: núlbend Synonym(s): sin Especially used to refer to a dinner table, but can refer to any surface suitable for eating on. Not usually used to describe work surfaces; for that, see rónarm. nirOwi - Noun/Adjective - /niɹoʊ:wi/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): table Roman: nirówi Synonym(s): eruption, erupting (volcano), smoldering, smoking nUsogrib - Noun/Adjective - /nʌ:soʊgɹɪb/ - Inanimate - nirOli - Proper Noun - /niɹoʊ:li/ - Animate - Roman: núsogrib Synonym(s): challenge, dare, taunt, test Roman: niróli Synonym(s): hell, Inferno (plane) nUsogi - Verb - /nʌ:soʊgi/ - nirEldas - Noun/Adjective - /niɹɛ:ɫdɑs/ - Roman: núsogi Synonym(s): challenge, test, dare, incite Roman: niréldas Synonym(s): university, college nUsu - Noun/Adjective - /nʌ:sʌ/ - nErme - Noun/Adjective - /nɛ:ɹmɛ/ - Roman: núsu Roman: nérme Typically used to describe attempts to protect natural features Synonym(s): clothes, item of clothing from being destroyed or blemished. Often associated with the Fey Realm. Synonym(s): refuge, preserve, shelter, park
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 27 of 128 nUsu horOm - Noun/Adjective - /nʌ:sʌ hoʊɹoʊ:m/ - Inanimate - r WORDS:
Roman: núsu horóm rA - Expression - /ɹɑ:/ - Synonym(s): nature preserve, national park, wilderness preserve Roman: rá Expression used to get someone's attention. Not explicitly a word. - - - nu Conjunction /nʌ/ Synonym(s): hey, yo, whoa Roman: nu Synonym(s): who, whom, which, that rAm - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:m/ - nuwEv - Noun/Adjective - /nʌwɛ:ᵐb/ - Roman: rám Synonym(s): hilltop, uphill, mound Roman: nuwémb Synonym(s): steel rAmuke - Verb - /ɹɑ:mʌᵑɡɛ/ - nurO - Conjunction - /nʌɹoʊ:/ - Roman: rámunge Synonym(s): consume, devour Roman: nuró Synonym(s): to which, toward which rAvi - Verb - /ɹɑ:ᵐbi/ - nuk - Conjunction - /nʌᵑɡ/ - Roman: rámbi Synonym(s): bite Roman: nung Synonym(s): when, where, at which, in which rAwas - Verb - /ɹɑ:wɑs/ - Roman: ráwas May be either transitive or intransitive. Synonym(s): move, shift, quiver, shake, shiver
rAwen - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:wɛn/ - Roman: ráwen Synonym(s): boar, pig
rAjro - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ⁿdɹoʊ/ - Animate - Roman: rándro Synonym(s): doppelganger, jack-of-all-trades, factotum, renaissance man, wildcard
rAjin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ⁿdɪn/ - Roman: rándin Synonym(s): symbol, insignia, coat of arms
rAjur - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ⁿdʌɹ/ - Roman: rándur Synonym(s): hills, hilly region
rAri - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ɹi/ - Animate - Roman: rári Synonym(s): angry, furious, mean, unfriendly
rAkra - Numeral - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: rángra Synonym(s): twenty
rAkrakra - Numeral - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: rángrangra Synonym(s): two hundred
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 28 of 128 rAko - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - rAsir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:siɹ/ - Animate - Roman: rángo Roman: rásir Synonym(s): goose, waterfowl Synonym(s): pretty, attractive, appealing rAklerov - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡlɛɹoʊᵐb/ - rAsileni - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:sɪlɛni/ - Inanimate - Roman: rángleromb Roman: rásileni Synonym(s): beauty, attractiveness, appeal, good looks Also describes the period from approximately 12:40 - 2:00 am. Synonym(s): after-midnight tea rAblewa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:blɛwɑ/ - rAklelm - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡlɛɫm/ - Roman: ráblewa Synonym(s): northeast, northeastern Roman: ránglelm Synonym(s): tea rAbikin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:bɪᵑɡɪn/ - rAklelmwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡlɛɫmwɑ/ - Roman: rábingin Synonym(s): horsefly Roman: ránglelmwa Also describes the period of time when afternoon tea is typically - - - taken, approximately 2:00 - 3:20 pm. rAbe Noun/Adjective /ɹɑ:bɛ/ Synonym(s): afternoon tea, afternoon Roman: rábe Synonym(s): north rAklelmriv - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡlɛɫmɹɪᵐb/ - Inanimate - rAbelswe - Numeral - /ɹɑ:bɛɫswɛ/ - Roman: ránglelmrimb Roman: rábelswe Synonym(s): two million Also refers to the time period when morning tea is taken, approximately 10:00 -11:20 am. Synonym(s): midmorning, morning tea rAbeg - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:bɛg/ - Roman: rábeg rAke - Verb - /ɹɑ:ᵑɡɛ/ - Synonym(s): seagull Roman: ránge Synonym(s): swallow, put up with, deal with, get done, tolerate rAdan - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:dɑn/ - Roman: rádan rAflibwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:fɫɪbwɑ/ - Animate - Synonym(s): forest, woods Roman: ráflibwa Synonym(s): herd of plains-dwelling animals rAgor - Verb - /ɹɑ:goʊɹ/ - Roman: rágor rAs - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:s/ - Synonym(s): guard, protect, defend, save Roman: rás Synonym(s): pearl rAgorim - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:goʊɹɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: rágorim rAsnos - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:snoʊs/ - Synonym(s): protection, defense, defending, protecting, protectorate, protective, defensive Roman: rásnos Especially used to describe a heightened state of being and thinking granted by Soltus. rAgordil - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:goʊɹdɪɫ/ - Animate - Synonym(s): enlightenment, salvation Roman: rágordil Synonym(s): guard, protector, defender, policeman, cop rAsra - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:sɹɑ/ - Animate - Roman: rásra rAgos - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:goʊs/ - Synonym(s): storm, thunderstorm, tempest Roman: rágos Synonym(s): court, trial rAso - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑ:soʊ/ - Animate - Roman: ráso ramA - Verb - /ɹɑmɑ:/ - Synonym(s): rude, impolite Roman: ramá Synonym(s): reply, respond, answer
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 29 of 128 ramAwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑmɑ:wiɹ/ - rajO - Verb - /ɹɑⁿdoʊ:/ - Roman: ramáwir Roman: randó Synonym(s): reply, response, answer Synonym(s): return ravIlu - Verb - /ɹɑᵐbɪ:lʌ/ - rajOviln - Verb - /ɹɑⁿdoʊ:ᵐbɪɫn/ - Roman: rambílu Roman: randómbiln Synonym(s): restore, bring back, reset, return (to a previous configuration) Used especially when discussing transmutation spells and magic. Synonym(s): revert, change back, reform rawAr - Adverb - /ɹɑwɑ:ɹ/ - Roman: rawár rajOdil - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑⁿdoʊ:dɪɫ/ - Synonym(s): finally, at last Roman: randódil A shorter variant of holumrandódil. Synonym(s): adventurer rawO - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑwoʊ:/ - Inanimate - Roman: rawó Synonym(s): last, final rajUjin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑⁿdʌ:ⁿdɪn/ - Animate - Roman: randúndin Synonym(s): heron, egret, stork, crane rawErmi - Numeral - /ɹɑwɛ:ɹmi/ - Roman: rawérmi Synonym(s): two thousand rakolA - Verb - /ɹɑᵑɡoʊɫɑ:/ - Roman: rangolá Synonym(s): pay back, refund, recompense, reimburse ranAwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑnɑ:wiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: ranáwir Synonym(s): report, debriefing rafAjar - Verb - /ɹɑfɑ:ⁿdɑɹ/ - Roman: rafándar Synonym(s): retrain, reteach, review, recapitulate ranAr - Verb - /ɹɑnɑ:ɹ/ - Roman: ranár Synonym(s): reconvene, report, check in, debrief, break down rasOblu - Verb - /ɹɑsoʊ:blʌ/ - Roman: rasóblu Synonym(s): reselect, choose again, decide again, change one's rajwOma - Verb - /ɹɑⁿdwoʊ:mɑ/ - mind, go back to the drawing board, try again, start over Roman: randwóma Synonym(s): revisit, resume, restart rabwElben - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑbwɛ:ɫbɛn/ -
- - - Roman: rabwélben rajwOmam Noun/Adjective /ɹɑⁿdwoʊ:mɑm/ Synonym(s): northwest, northwestern Roman: randwómam Synonym(s): reformation, restarting, reimagining, reformed, reimagined ratAdwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑtʰɑ:dwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: ratádwir - - - rajwOjehar Expression /ɹɑⁿdwoʊ:ⁿdɛhɑɹ/ Describes a specific instance of vengeance, not vengeance in Roman: randwóndehar general. Synonym(s): revenge, vengeance, retribution, retributive strike, act One typically uses the locative, not the ablative, to describe what of vengeance, act of revenge someone is welcomed to: Randwondehar Babandelglibumb! "Welcome back to Babandelglib!" (lit. welcome back at Babandelglib) ratAdu - Verb - /ɹɑtʰɑ:dʌ/ - Synonym(s): welcome back, good to see you again Roman: ratádu Synonym(s): fight back, strike back, take revenge on, retaliate rajwEkler - Verb - /ɹɑⁿdwɛ:ᵑɡlɛɹ/ - Roman: randwéngler ratrErjlis - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑtʰɹɛ:ɹⁿdɫɪs/ - Synonym(s): recover, regain, get back, salvage Roman: ratrérndlis Synonym(s): lighthouse rajrOnir - Verb - /ɹɑⁿdɹoʊ:niɹ/ - Roman: randrónir ratI - Verb - /ɹɑtʰi:/ - Synonym(s): put back, return (an item), bring back, reestablish, reform, revive, resurrect Roman: ratí Synonym(s): lead, guide, direct, take (someone somewhere)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 30 of 128 ratIr - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑtʰi:ɹ/ - Inanimate - rOnovan - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:noʊᵐbɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: ratír Roman: rónomban Synonym(s): classic, prototypical, groundbreaking, trailblazing Synonym(s): crude oil, petroleum, gasoline, petrol ratIdil - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɑtʰi:dɪɫ/ - Animate - rOni - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ni/ - Roman: ratídil Roman: róni Synonym(s): guide, navigator, wayfinder Synonym(s): ground, soil, dirt, earth rOm - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:m/ - Animate - rOniwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:nɪwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: róm Roman: róniwir Synonym(s): good, fine, well, good-looking Synonym(s): status, state, position, pose, arrangement rOmi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:mi/ - rOnir - Verb - /ɹoʊ:niɹ/ - Roman: rómi Roman: rónir A less extreme term than omagapi, which does not have as strong Can be used idiomatically in a similar way to "rise" in English; you of a negative connotation. would say that a civilization "landed" rather than "rose", for Synonym(s): empty, bare, unadorned, humble, sparse, minimal instance. Synonym(s): put down, set down, place, add, bring in, introduce, establish, land, arrive, enter, plus (mathematics) rOvra - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ᵐbɹɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rómbra rOni orIsli - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ni oʊɹi:sli/ - beautiful, gorgeous Synonym(s): Inanimate - Roman: róni orísli Synonym(s): volcanic soil, Orisian soil, fertilizer rOvlum - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ᵐblʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: rómblum Synonym(s): vampire rOniles - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:nɪlɛs/ - Roman: róniles Synonym(s): island rOvir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ᵐbiɹ/ -
Roman: rómbir - - - Synonym(s): orgasm rOnileswa Noun/Adjective /ɹoʊ:nɪlɛswɑ/ Inanimate -
- - - Roman: rónileswa rOvir Verb /ɹoʊ:ᵐbiɹ/ Synonym(s): island chain, archipelago Roman: rómbir Synonym(s): orgasm rOnem - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:nɛm/ - Roman: rónem rOve - Verb - /ɹoʊ:ᵐbɛ/ - Synonym(s): pottery, ceramics Roman: rómbe Synonym(s): suck rOjlo - Verb - /ɹoʊ:ⁿdloʊ/ - Roman: róndlo rOnan - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:nɑn/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): pull, tug Roman: rónan Synonym(s): mud, muddy, mush, ooze (not the creature), muck rOjlo - Verb - /ɹoʊ:ⁿdloʊ/ - Roman: róndlo rOnarm - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:nɑɹm/ - Synonym(s): dine, have a meal, enjoy food, enjoy life, have a good experience. have a good time, enjoy oneself, have fun Roman: rónarm Used for surfaces where food is not intended to be eaten (for eating surfaces, see núlbend). Usually raised off the floor like a rOjlobro - Verb - /ɹoʊ:ⁿdloʊbɹoʊ/ - table, but not always; a workspace on the floor could also be rónarm. Roman: róndlobro Synonym(s): pull up, pull out, take out, remove (from a container), Synonym(s): desk, work table, workshop extract, extricate
- - - rOnribwa Noun/Adjective /ɹoʊ:nɹɪbwɑ/ Animate - rOjle - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ⁿdlɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rónribwa Roman: róndle Synonym(s): gathering of large animals, group of large beasts, tasty, delicious, fun, enjoyable, pleasant flock of giant birds, swarm of giant insects or rats Synonym(s):
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 31 of 128 rOjlehar - Adverb - /ɹoʊ:ⁿdlɛhɑɹ/ - rOs - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:s/ - Roman: róndlehar Roman: rós Synonym(s): enjoyably, deliciously, pleasantly, as one desires, the Synonym(s): girl, young woman, maiden, daughter, niece, young way one wants to (of women and girls) rOrdron - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ɹdɹoʊn/ - rOsmej - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:smɛⁿd/ - Roman: rórdron Roman: rósmend Synonym(s): donkey, ass, mule, burro Synonym(s): motion, movement rOkin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ᵑɡɪn/ - rOswir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:swiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: róngin Roman: róswir Synonym(s): floor Synonym(s): behavior, operation, activity, mechanics, routine, modus operandi rOl - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:ɫ/ - Inanimate - rOsrawov - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:sɹɑwoʊᵐb/ - Roman: ról Roman: rósrawomb Often used in place names, i.e. Rolbrel "Flower Point". Synonym(s): landmark, natural feature, point (in a wilderness area), Not in general hobind use. stop (as place name) Synonym(s): nuclear fusion, fusion fire, secretfire, thermonuclear rOle - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:lɛ/ - Inanimate - rOsin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:sɪn/ - Inanimate - Roman: róle Roman: rósin Synonym(s): wheel, wheeled vehicle, cart To say for whom the thing is available or obtainable, use the genitive. Synonym(s): available, for sale, obtainable, open (for entry) rOsinwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:sɪnwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rósinwa rOleleni - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:lɛlɛni/ - Inanimate - Not in general hobind use. Roman: róleleni Synonym(s): bicycle, motorbike Going back to the actual Hobbitzin this shouldn't be the form (because the R in róle comes from the same classifier as the I in - - - leni), but róleleni was coined by analogy with other -leni nouns rObwir Noun/Adjective /ɹoʊ:bwiɹ/ after the original source of role was long forgotten. Roman: róbwir Synonym(s): availability, accessibility Synonym(s): question, request, concern rOlego - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:lɛgoʊ/ - rObav - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:bɑᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: rólego Roman: róbamb Synonym(s): beach, seaside, coast, riverside, shore, riverbank To say for whom the thing is not available or obtainable, use the genitive. Synonym(s): unavailable, not for sale, unobtainable, closed (against entry) rObro - Verb - /ɹoʊ:bɹoʊ/ - Roman: róbro Synonym(s): ask, inquire, wonder, ponder, consider rOfluhin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:flʌhɪn/ - Roman: rófluhin Synonym(s): bomb, explosive device rOblis - Verb - /ɹoʊ:bɫɪs/ - Roman: róblis Synonym(s): want, wish rOfluturpun - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:flʌtʰʌɹpʰʌn/ - Roman: rófluturpun Synonym(s): apocalypse, armageddon, end of the world rObi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:bi/ - Roman: róbi Synonym(s): chef, artist, visionary rOfi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:fi/ - Roman: rófi Synonym(s): happy, glad, smiling, healthy rOdlo - Verb - /ɹoʊ:dloʊ/ - Roman: ródlo Synonym(s): follow, track, trail, sneak up on rOfimo - Verb - /ɹoʊ:fɪmoʊ/ - Roman: rófimo Synonym(s): eat happily, enjoy eating, feel happy, have a good time, spend time pleasantly
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 32 of 128 rOdlir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:dliɹ/ - Inanimate - rivwErelel - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɪᵐbwɛ:ɹɛlɛɫ/ - Roman: ródlir Roman: rimbwérelel Synonym(s): track, trail, evidence, sign, hint, clue, lead (to follow up Synonym(s): calendar on)
rivUm - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɪᵐbʌ:m/ - Inanimate - rOdis - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:dɪs/ - Roman: rimbúm Roman: ródis Synonym(s): straight, direct, precise, well-aimed, on target Not in use by ehobind speakers. Synonym(s): file (computer) ripA - Verb - /ɹɪpʰɑ:/ - Roman: ripá rOpa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊ:pʰɑ/ - The object is the weapon being fired, not the target. For instance Roman: rópa "Pin ripa grefaher morgó", "I shoot (my) crossbow at the zombie." black, dark, low (in pitch) Synonym(s): Synonym(s): fire, shoot, launch, propel rOpar - Adverb - /ɹoʊ:pʰɑɹ/ - ripAdwo - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɪpʰɑ:dwoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rópar well, nicely, happily, beautifully Roman: ripádwo Synonym(s): Synonym(s): catapult, ballista, siege weapon, projectile weapon, gun, rifle rOpagrov - Proper Noun - /ɹoʊ:pʰɑgɹoʊᵐb/ - - - - Roman: rópagromb rEmon Verb /ɹɛ:moʊn/ Synonym(s): Underdark Roman: rémon Synonym(s): catch, outrun rojAla - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊⁿdɑ:ɫɑ/ - - - - Roman: rondála rEmi Noun/Adjective /ɹɛ:mi/ Synonym(s): god, goddess, deity Roman: rémi Synonym(s): nipple rosEmi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹoʊsɛ:mi/ - - - - Roman: rosémi rEmejwir Noun/Adjective /ɹɛ:mɛⁿdwiɹ/ Synonym(s): granddaughter Roman: rémendwir Synonym(s): meeting (esp. by chance), encounter, sighting rIv - Noun/Adjective - /ɹi:ᵐb/ - - - - Roman: rímb rEmeji Verb /ɹɛ:mɛⁿdi/ Synonym(s): pie, cake Roman: rémendi Synonym(s): meet, see one another rIvwoj - Noun/Adjective - /ɹi:ᵐbwoʊⁿd/ - - - - Roman: rímbwond rEmejigo Noun/Adjective /ɹɛ:mɛⁿdɪgoʊ/ Animate - Synonym(s): omelette Roman: rémendigo Synonym(s): strange (person), stranger, foreigner, unmet, unknown rIvam - Noun/Adjective - /ɹi:ᵐbɑm/ - Inanimate - - - - Roman: rímbam rEv Noun/Adjective /ɹɛ:ᵐb/ Synonym(s): ranged, projectile Roman: rémb Synonym(s): flat, thin, narrow, short, soft (of sounds), bland (of food), not intense, not nutritious, not dense, sparse rIlsla - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɪ:ɫsɫɑ/ - Roman: rílsla rEwi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:wi/ - Animate - Synonym(s): zoo, menagerie, animal shelter Roman: réwi Synonym(s): grim, malevolent, fell, satanic, wicked ri - Conjunction - /ɹi/ - Roman: ri rEwerin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:wɛɹɪn/ - Synonym(s): while, as, although, despite Roman: réwerin Synonym(s): negative energy rivwEr - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɪᵐbwɛ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rimbwér rEn - Pronoun - /ɹɛ:n/ - Synonym(s): menu, list, channel (for Internet chat) Roman: rén Synonym(s): you (plural)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 33 of 128 rEl - Verb - /ɹɛ:ɫ/ - rEsen - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:sɛn/ - Roman: rél Roman: résen Synonym(s): close, shut, stop (transitive), prevent, turn off, cancel Synonym(s): sea, ocean
- Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:sɛn rElwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:ɫwɑ/ - rEsen rOniles Roman: rélwa ɹoʊ:nɪlɛs/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): previous Roman: résen róniles Synonym(s): inland sea, great lake rElwem - Verb - /ɹɛ:ɫwɛm/ - rEhim - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:hɪm/ - Animate - Roman: rélwem Synonym(s): siege, lay siege to, cut off supplies to, isolate Roman: réhim Synonym(s): running (as a sport or adjective), galloping rElwemwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:ɫwɛmwiɹ/ - Inanimate - rEhir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:hiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rélwemwir Roman: réhir Synonym(s): siege, supply disruption Synonym(s): run, race rEladogleni - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:ɫɑdoʊglɛni/ - rEhe - Verb - /ɹɛ:hɛ/ - Roman: réladogleni Roman: réhe Synonym(s): dictatorship, fascism, authoritarianism Synonym(s): run. gallop, sprint rEli - Verb - /ɹɛ:li/ - rEgak - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:gɑᵑɡ/ - Roman: réli Roman: régang Synonym(s): vanish, fade Synonym(s): robin, thrush rElidreni - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:ɫɪdɹɛni/ - rEgi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:gi/ - Roman: rélidreni Roman: régi Synonym(s): disgusting, smelly, stinky Would have been "relidrani", but speakers believed that the -rani ending was an incorrect version of the -reni ending (variant of - leni) and "corrected" it. - - - Synonym(s): democracy, republic, democratic, republican rEta Noun/Adjective /ɹɛ:tʰɑ/ Roman: réta Synonym(s): castle rEldwo - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:ɫdwoʊ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: réldwo - - - Synonym(s): box, container, carton, crate rEtros Noun/Adjective /ɹɛ:tʰɹoʊs/ Roman: rétros Not in common hobind use. rEsmi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:smi/ - Synonym(s): computer keyboard Roman: résmi Synonym(s): lake remejIj - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛmɛⁿdi:ⁿd/ - rEsnal - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:snɑɫ/ - Roman: remendínd Synonym(s): envoy, emissary, diplomat Roman: résnal Synonym(s): license, royal decree renEr - Expression - /ɹɛnɛ:ɹ/ - rEsnalli - Verb - /ɹɛ:snɑɫi/ - Roman: renér Synonym(s): as for y'all Roman: résnalli Synonym(s): license, decree resnElva - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛsnɛ:ɫᵐbɑ/ - Inanimate - rEsnel - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛ:snɛɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: resnélmba Roman: résnel Synonym(s): frontier, uncharted land, border Synonym(s): blue-green, aquamarine in color
resnelvIha - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛsnɛɫᵐbi:hɑ/ - Roman: resnelmbíha Synonym(s): pit fiend, archdevil, demon lord
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 34 of 128 reselvEha - Noun/Adjective - /ɹɛsɛɫᵐbɛ:hɑ/ - rUgrel - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:gɹɛɫ/ - Roman: reselmbéha Roman: rúgrel Synonym(s): pit lord, archdevil, Satan Synonym(s): brick rUmej - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:mɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - rUgowir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:goʊwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rúmend Roman: rúgowir Synonym(s): shape, form, body Synonym(s): maintenance, upkeep, cost of living, room and board rUv - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:ᵐb/ - Animate - rUgor - Verb - /ɹʌ:goʊɹ/ - Roman: rúmb Roman: rúgor Synonym(s): blood, bile Synonym(s): keep, store, preserve, pickle, maintain rUvar - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:ᵐbɑɹ/ - Animate - rUgorim - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:goʊɹɪm/ - Roman: rúmbar Roman: rúgorim Synonym(s): blood from one's period Synonym(s): maintenaince, preservation, pickling, upkeep rUvin - Verb - /ɹʌ:ᵐbɪn/ - rUgorin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:goʊɹɪn/ - Roman: rúmbin Roman: rúgorin Synonym(s): have one's period Synonym(s): container, pen (for animals), cell, pantry, cellar, larder rUko - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Inanimate - rUgoris - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:goʊɹɪs/ - Inanimate - Roman: rúngo Roman: rúgoris Describes the homes of creatures that live underwater, especially Used primarily for the nests of stinging insects, or at least those in underwater caverns. that could be mistaken for stinging insects. Synonym(s): underwater cave, underwater lair, underwater nest Synonym(s): beehive, wasp nest, ant nest rUkej - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:ᵑɡɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - rUgore - Verb - /ɹʌ:goʊɹɛ/ - Roman: rúngend Roman: rúgore Synonym(s): housing, living space, infrastructure, support system Synonym(s): survive, recover (from injury or illness) rUlbwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:ɫbwɑ/ - Inanimate - rUgola - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:goʊɫɑ/ - Animate - Roman: rúlbwa Roman: rúgola Synonym(s): form, shape, topology Synonym(s): collaboration, community, partnership rUsil - Verb - /ɹʌ:sɪɫ/ - rUgi - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:gi/ - Roman: rúsil Roman: rúgi Synonym(s): regret Synonym(s): slow rUsillir - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:sɪɫiɹ/ - rUgiko - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:gɪᵑɡoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: rúsillir Roman: rúgingo Synonym(s): regret, regretted, regrettable, unfortunate Synonym(s): boathouse, port, harbor rUgwin - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:gwɪn/ - Inanimate - rUgihar - Adverb - /ɹʌ:gɪhɑɹ/ - Roman: rúgwin Roman: rúgihar Synonym(s): pot, saucepan, mixing bowl Synonym(s): slowly rUgwen - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:gwɛn/ - Inanimate - rUgem - Noun/Adjective - /ɹʌ:gɛm/ - Inanimate - Roman: rúgwen Roman: rúgem Synonym(s): studio, workshop, art center Tallfellow divides up words for animal nests and the like based primarily on the terrain where they are found. Rugwen covers specifically forest-living animals (generally not including insects). Synonym(s): nest, burrow, lair, animal home
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 35 of 128 rUpar - Adverb - /ɹʌ:pʰɑɹ/ - WORDS: Roman: rúpar O Oma - Verb - /oʊ:mɑ/ - Intensive/expletive adjective (it literally means "bloody"), used to describe one's deep disgust with a situation similar to English Roman: óma expletives like "fucking". Synonym(s): represent, symbolize, imply Synonym(s): fucking, bloody, god damn
Omahin - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:mɑhɪn/ - ru - Conjunction - /ɹʌ/ - Roman: ómahin Roman: ru Synonym(s): granary, food storehouse Variant of nru appearing after b, d, g, m, or n. Synonym(s): of which, for which, with which Omahem - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:mɑhɛm/ - Roman: ómahem rum - Particle - /ɹʌm/ - Synonym(s): feast, wonderful experience, period of prosperity, golden age, fantastic, wonderful, plentiful, prosperous Roman: rum Synonym(s): was, did Omagapi - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:mɑgɑpʰi/ - - - - Roman: ómagapi runAre Noun/Adjective /ɹʌnɑ:ɹɛ/ Inanimate - starving, famished, empty, deserted, bleak, devoid of food,Synonym(s): bare, lifeless, worthless, invalid, lacking substance, bankrupt, Roman: runáre bankruptcy Synonym(s): tradition
Omran - Verb - /oʊ:mɹɑn/ - Roman: ómran Synonym(s): lead, guide, preside, rule, govern
Omranim - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:mɹɑnɪm/ - Roman: ómranim Synonym(s): leadership, rule, governing
Omrandleni - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:mɹɑndlɛni/ - Inanimate - Roman: ómrandleni Synonym(s): chiefdom, mayoral system, rule by mayors
Omrandil - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:mɹɑndɪɫ/ - Roman: ómrandil Synonym(s): mayor, leader, governor
Ovi - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ᵐbi/ - Animate - Roman: ómbi For the physical sensation one uses "mon ombi", but "mondel ombi" for the more metaphorical uses. Synonym(s): hungry, enthusiastic, eager, excited, motivated
Ovelswe - Numeral - /oʊ:ᵐbɛɫswɛ/ - Roman: ómbelswe Synonym(s): four million
Oveg - Adverb - /oʊ:ᵐbɛg/ - Roman: ómbeg Synonym(s): too much, overly, unnecessarily
Owes - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:wɛs/ - Roman: ówes Synonym(s): ear
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 36 of 128 Ojese - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ⁿdɛsɛ/ - Orilan - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹɪɫɑn/ - Animate - Roman: óndese Roman: órilan Synonym(s): distortion, mutation Especially used to describe non-hobind governments, but may be used to describe any type of government. Synonym(s): government, ruling elite Or - Verb - /oʊ:ɹ/ - Roman: ór stand in place, stay still, hold position Synonym(s): Okra - Numeral - /oʊ:ᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: óngra Synonym(s): forty Ormi - Verb - /oʊ:ɹmi/ - Roman: órmi Synonym(s): balance, hold steady, hold still, avoid falling, stay on - - - one's feet, maintain one's composure, maintain control Okrakra Numeral /oʊ:ᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ Roman: óngrangra Synonym(s): four hundred Orwe - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹwɛ/ -
Roman: órwe - - - Synonym(s): telescope Oke Verb /oʊ:ᵑɡɛ/ Roman: ónge Synonym(s): dislike, hate, infect, contaminate, spread (a disease) Oraf - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹɑf/ - Animate -
Roman: óraf - - - Synonym(s): citizen, member, landowner, city dweller Okevumi Noun/Adjective /oʊ:ᵑɡɛᵐbʌmi/ Animate - Roman: óngembumi Synonym(s): annoying, irritating, frustrating, obnoxious Oros - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹoʊs/ -
Roman: óros - - - Synonym(s): research Oker Noun/Adjective /oʊ:ᵑɡɛɹ/ Roman: ónger Synonym(s): dirty, filthy, unclean Orkwir - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹᵑɡwiɹ/ -
Roman: órngwir - - - Synonym(s): attachment, binding, knot, tie, restraint Oljri Verb /oʊ:ɫⁿdɹi/ Roman: ólndri Synonym(s): vomit, throw up Orko - Verb - /oʊ:ɹᵑɡoʊ/ -
Roman: órngo - - - Synonym(s): tie, knot, attach, bind Oliv Noun/Adjective /oʊ:ɫɪᵐb/ Roman: ólimb Synonym(s): room, section, partition Orkove - Verb - /oʊ:ɹᵑɡoʊᵐbɛ/ -
Roman: órngombe - - - Synonym(s): lock, secure, seal off Olivoln Noun/Adjective /oʊ:ɫɪᵐboʊɫn/ Roman: ólimboln Synonym(s): chapter (of a book) Orkek - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹᵑɡɛᵑɡ/ -
Roman: órngeng - - - Synonym(s): mortar Olfer Verb /oʊ:ɫfɛɹ/ Roman: ólfer Synonym(s): dress, put on Orim - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹɪm/ -
Roman: órim - - - Synonym(s): still, stationary, static, motionless, stillness, state, Olbun Noun/Adjective /oʊ:ɫbʌn/ stagnant, halted, stopped, idle, not working Roman: ólbun Synonym(s): skin, coating
Orik - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:ɹɪᵑɡ/ - Animate - Roman: óring Oflibwa - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:fɫɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): lawful, peaceful, orderly, organized Roman: óflibwa Synonym(s): armory, weapon stockpile, tool shed, toolbox, set of tools Oriko - Verb - /oʊ:ɹɪᵑɡoʊ/ -
Roman: óringo - - - Synonym(s): behave lawfully, follow the rules, not rock the boat, Os Noun/Adjective /oʊ:s/ Inanimate - cooperate, conform Roman: ós Synonym(s): record, document
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 37 of 128 Osninel - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:snɪnɛɫ/ - Opan - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:pʰɑn/ - Roman: ósninel Roman: ópan Synonym(s): civilization, society Synonym(s): spoon, ladle
Osla - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:sɫɑ/ - Opo - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:pʰoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: ósla Roman: ópo Synonym(s): mortal, mundane Synonym(s): metal
Osise - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:sɪsɛ/ - Opin - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:pʰɪn/ - Roman: ósise Roman: ópin Synonym(s): debate, discussion, oratory, rhetoric Synonym(s): larder, pantry, major (academic), department, division (of an organization)
Osibwir - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:sɪbwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Opev - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:pʰɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: ósibwir Synonym(s): experiment, measurement, observation, experimental Roman: ópemb result, experimental data Synonym(s): oak tree, acorn
Osibir - Verb - /oʊ:sɪbiɹ/ - Opeg - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:pʰɛg/ - Roman: ósibir Roman: ópeg Synonym(s): do experiments, experiment Synonym(s): seaport, harbor
Osibirim - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:sɪbiɹɪm/ - Roman: ósibirim Synonym(s): experimentation, experimental design, experimental
Osibe - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:sɪbɛ/ - Roman: ósibe Synonym(s): experiment, apparatus
Ohi - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:hi/ - Inanimate - Roman: óhi Synonym(s): lens, Qaelian glass, spyglass
Obas - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:bɑs/ - Roman: óbas Synonym(s): penguin
Obisa - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:bɪsɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: óbisa Synonym(s): mountaintop, peak
Odras - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:dɹɑs/ - Roman: ódras Synonym(s): library
Odosnov - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:doʊsnoʊᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: ódosnomb Synonym(s): campus, student housing
Odel - Noun/Adjective - /oʊ:dɛɫ/ - Roman: ódel Synonym(s): flavor, value, worth
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 38 of 128 WORDS: ornOnul - Noun/Adjective - /oʊɹnoʊ:nʌɫ/ - Inanimate - o Roman: ornónul - - - Synonym(s): support, donation, welfare, safety net (economics), omahAr Noun/Adjective /oʊmɑhɑ:ɹ/ Inanimate - charitable contribution, humanitarian aid Roman: omahár Not plural in Tallfellow by default; pluralizing it implies several ornOdil - Noun/Adjective - /oʊɹnoʊ:dɪɫ/ - Animate - sets of remains. Also used idiomatically, i.e. de wirwem omahar "cooking the leftovers" is about equivalent to "rising from the Roman: ornódil ashes" in English. Synonym(s): helper, supporter, ally Synonym(s): leftovers, remains, remnants
orIsi - Proper Noun - /oʊɹi:si/ - omrandilwUvo - Noun/Adjective - - Roman: orísi /oʊmɹɑndɪɫwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ Synonym(s): Orision (country) Roman: omrandilwúmbo Synonym(s): Great-Mayor orE - Adverb - /oʊɹɛ:/ -
- - - Roman: oré owAv Verb /oʊwɑ:ᵐb/ Synonym(s): always, forever Roman: owámb Synonym(s): wake up, get out of bed orEr - Noun/Adjective - /oʊɹɛ:ɹ/ -
- - - Roman: orér owAvla Noun/Adjective /oʊwɑ:ᵐbɫɑ/ Synonym(s): constant, unending, nonstop, continuous, permanent Roman: owámbla Synonym(s): Skywake (Azalian month), September ol - Noun/Adjective - /oʊɫ/ - Inanimate -
- - - Roman: ol owavwOjehar Expression /oʊwɑᵐbwoʊ:ⁿdɛhɑɹ/ Synonym(s): outside Roman: owambwóndehar Synonym(s): good morning olosnAl - Noun/Adjective - /oʊloʊsnɑ:ɫ/ -
- - - Roman: olosnál owErmi Numeral /oʊwɛ:ɹmi/ Synonym(s): copyright Roman: owérmi Synonym(s): four thousand osmIrve - Verb - /oʊsmi:ɹᵐbɛ/ -
- - - Roman: osmírmbe ojA Numeral /oʊⁿdɑ:/ Synonym(s): ignore, disregard, avoid, shun, block out, paint over, Roman: ondá blot out, eliminate a taste by adding spice Synonym(s): four osnerOri - Noun/Adjective - /oʊsnɛɹoʊ:ɹi/ - Inanimate - ojArul - Noun/Adjective - /oʊⁿdɑ:ɹʌɫ/ - Roman: osneróri Roman: ondárul volcano, portal to the Inferno, portal to hell Synonym(s): square, tetrahedron Synonym(s):
- Noun/Adjective - /oʊsoʊgɑ:doʊs/ - ojAhar - Adverb - /oʊⁿdɑ:hɑɹ/ - osogAdos Roman: osogádos Roman: ondáhar Synonym(s): encyclopedia, reference book Synonym(s): four times
- Noun/Adjective - /oʊsi:gɪsɛ/ - orwEmi - Noun/Adjective - /oʊɹwɛ:mi/ - osIgise Roman: osígise Roman: orwémi Synonym(s): hypothesis Synonym(s): magnifying glass
- Noun/Adjective - /oʊsɪgoʊ:m/ - Inanimate - ornO - Verb - /oʊɹnoʊ:/ - osigOm Roman: osigóm Roman: ornó Synonym(s): evocation (school of magic), physics Synonym(s): help, comfort, soothe
- Noun/Adjective - /oʊsɪgoʊ:moʊtʰɹɛ/ - ornOm - Noun/Adjective - /oʊɹnoʊ:m/ - Animate - osigOmotre Roman: osigómotre Roman: ornóm Synonym(s): physicist, evoker Synonym(s): help, aid, support, comfort, helping, aiding, supporting, comforting
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 39 of 128 obAkin - Noun/Adjective - /oʊbɑ:ᵑɡɪn/ - Inanimate - WORDS: Roman: obángin l commerce, trade, business Synonym(s): lAwu - Adverb - /ɫɑ:wʌ/ - Roman: láwu Synonym(s): also, too opegIrpwag - Noun/Adjective - /oʊpʰɛgi:ɹpʰwɑg/ - Roman: opegírpwag Synonym(s): spaceport lArvegi - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑ:ɹᵐbɛgi/ - Roman: lármbegi Synonym(s): curious, suspicious, intrigued
lAromses - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑ:ɹoʊmsɛs/ - Animate - Roman: láromses Synonym(s): new friend, new partner, new special person, newbie (on the internet)
lArleni - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑ:ɹlɛni/ - Animate - Roman: lárleni Halflings view the climate of a given region as the sky's "personality", larleni la (usually shortened to just larleni). Synonym(s): personality, behavior (in general), personality type, climate (in a region or the world in general)
lArus - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑ:ɹʌs/ - Roman: lárus Gender-neutral term to refer to progeny of any gender. Also serves as a gender-neutral word for "young" when píbin and rós are inappropriate. Synonym(s): child, son, daughter, niece, nephew, young
lAlbwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑ:ɫbwɑ/ - Animate - Roman: lálbwa Synonym(s): host of angels, horde of fiends, group of outsiders, extraplanar army
la - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑ/ - Roman: la Synonym(s): our, ours
larUsmi - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɑɹʌ:smi/ - Roman: larúsmi Synonym(s): grandchild, grandson, granddaughter
lOveral - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:ᵐbɛɹɑɫ/ - Roman: lómberal Synonym(s): outcast, deported criminal
lOj - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:ⁿd/ - Roman: lónd Synonym(s): bag, sack
lOja - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:ⁿdɑ/ - Roman: lónda Synonym(s): blissful, wonderful, ecstatic
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 40 of 128 lOjakos - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:ⁿdɑᵑɡoʊs/ - lOsnev - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:snɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: lóndangos Roman: lósnemb Synonym(s): monk, martial artist Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): truck, tractor lOjakosleni - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:ⁿdɑᵑɡoʊslɛni/ -
lOsner - Verb - /loʊ:snɛɹ/ - Roman: lóndangosleni Synonym(s): monasticism, practice of maintaining monasteries Roman: lósner Synonym(s): pray to, worship, revere lOfwir - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:fwiɹ/ - Inanimate - lOsenos - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:sɛnoʊs/ - Roman: lófwir Synonym(s): amount, number, count, quantity Roman: lósenos Synonym(s): plural (grammatical) lOfwe - Verb - /loʊ:fwɛ/ - lOhar - Adverb - /loʊ:hɑɹ/ - Roman: lófwe Synonym(s): count Roman: lóhar Synonym(s): again, twice, two times lOfwem - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:fwɛm/ - Inanimate - lOhon - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:hoʊn/ - Roman: lófwem Synonym(s): number Roman: lóhon Synonym(s): horrible, awful, terrible, dreadful lOfwewo - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:fwɛwoʊ/ - Inanimate - lOhotar - Adverb - /loʊ:hoʊtʰɑɹ/ - Roman: lófwewo Roman: lóhotar Also describes the period from approximately 10:00 - 11:20 pm. Synonym(s): even, incredibly, impressively, remarkably Synonym(s): timekeeper's second breakfast
- Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:b/ - lOfweliv - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:fwɛɫɪᵐb/ - Inanimate lOb - Roman: lób Synonym(s): garnet Roman: lófwelimb Timekeeper's breakfast, named for timekeepers in tiny villages - - - who would get up when everyone else was going to sleep. Also lOban Noun/Adjective /loʊ:bɑn/ describes the period from approximately 8:40 - 10:00 pm. Roman: lóban Synonym(s): timekeeper's breakfast, late evening Synonym(s): career criminal, mafia don, professional thief lOfwehand - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:fwɛhɑnd/ - lObos - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:boʊs/ - Animate - Roman: lóbos Roman: lófwehand For "commit a crime", one can say wiri lobos. Refers to a type of hobind elder in traditional culture who was Synonym(s): crime, offense, grievance, sin assigned to watch the sky and the village all through the night. Elofwehand varied in when they got up and went to bed; some were awake during the entire night while others took shifts and - - - staggered their waking hours relative to one another (generally in lOtu Noun/Adjective /loʊ:tʰʌ/ Inanimate - villages with many elofwehand). Roman: lótu Synonym(s): timekeeper, astrologer, skywatcher Synonym(s): backpack, pack, satchel, rucksack
- - - lOfweharn Noun/Adjective /loʊ:fwɛhɑɹn/ lofwemrOm - Verb - /loʊfwɛmɹoʊ:m/ - Roman: lófweharn observatory, timekeeper's chamber Roman: lofwemróm Synonym(s): Synonym(s): calculate, compute, do mathematics lOsnin - Noun/Adjective - /loʊ:snɪn/ - Inanimate - lofwemrOmwir - Noun/Adjective - Roman: lósnin /loʊfwɛmɹoʊ:mwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): project, task, goal, mission Roman: lofwemrómwir Synonym(s): calculation, computation
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 41 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - /loʊfwɛmɹoʊ:mɪm/ lofwemrOmim lirEjal - Noun/Adjective - /liɹɛ:ⁿdɑɫ/ - - Inanimate - Roman: liréndal Roman: lofwemrómim Synonym(s): brilliant, genius Synonym(s): mathematics
libwAr - Noun/Adjective - /ɫɪbwɑ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - lIrvorn - Noun/Adjective - /li:ɹᵐboʊɹn/ - Roman: libwár Roman: lírmborn Synonym(s): some, a few, several, multiple, decent amount of, fair Synonym(s): lapis lazuli amount of lIrdiwi - Noun/Adjective - /li:ɹdɪwi/ - lEvuj - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:ᵐbʌⁿd/ - Roman: lírdiwi Roman: lémbund Synonym(s): mysterious, mystical, ineffable, mystery Synonym(s): slave, servant, maid lIbwavi - Noun/Adjective - /li:bwɑᵐbi/ - lEnribwa - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:nɹɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: líbwambi Roman: lénribwa Synonym(s): occasional, intermittent Used to describe a library, it implies nonfiction books containing useful information make up the majority of the collection. Synonym(s): library, book collection, reference section, database, lIbwapar - Adverb - /li:bwɑpʰɑɹ/ - stockpile of information Roman: líbwapar Synonym(s): sometimes, occasionally, now and then lEnis - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:nɪs/ - Roman: lénis lIbwem - Noun/Adjective - /li:bwɛm/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): false, wrong, incorrect, invalid Roman: líbwem
If it is necessary to distinguish between the two meanings of this lEnisar - Adverb - /lɛ:nɪsɑɹ/ - word, one can say móme líbwem "breakfast" or íng líbwem "tomorrow" and be unambiguous. Líbwemer is "today's breakfast". Roman: lénisar falsely, untruthfully, wrongfully, incorrectly Can also refer to the period of time during which breakfast is Synonym(s): traditionally eaten, approximately 7:20 - 8:40 am. Synonym(s): breakfast, tomorrow lEnisi - Verb - /lɛ:nɪsi/ - Roman: lénisi lIba - Numeral - /li:bɑ/ - Synonym(s): lie, misdirect Roman: líba Synonym(s): one, first lEkemwir - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:ᵑɡɛmwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: léngemwir lIbamej - Noun/Adjective - /li:bɑmɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): saved file, saved game, note, memo, saved, recorded Roman: líbamend Synonym(s): priority, ranked position, seed (in a competition), handicap (in a competition), vital, crucial, instrumental, core lEkemir - Verb - /lɛ:ᵑɡɛmiɹ/ - Roman: léngemir Synonym(s): write down, record, save (a file) lIpar - Adverb - /li:pʰɑɹ/ - Roman: lípar Synonym(s): once, one time lElmribwer - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:ɫmɹɪbwɛɹ/ - Inanimate -
- Noun/Adjective - /li:pʰʌn/ - Inanimate - Roman: lélmribwer lIpun Synonym(s): countless, endless, numberless Roman: lípun Synonym(s): any, given, some (sort of) lElleni - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:ɫɛni/ -
- - - Roman: lélleni li Conjunction /li/ Synonym(s): past Roman: li Synonym(s): if lEsral - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:sɹɑɫ/ -
- - - Roman: lésral lirAsgoj Expression /liɹɑ:sgoʊⁿd/ Synonym(s): possibility, potential Roman: lirásgond Used primarily in communities influenced by Darkfoot-speaking deep halflings. Synonym(s): please
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 42 of 128 lEhar - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:hɑɹ/ - Inanimate - legIsovib - Expression - /lɛgi:soʊᵐbɪb/ - Roman: léhar Roman: legísombib Synonym(s): possible, doable, possibility, chance, capable, able Azalianized variant of ho fangore, used in primarily Azalian- speaking areas, especially the Azalian kingdom. Synonym(s): farewell, goodbye, adiós lEto - Noun/Adjective - /lɛ:tʰoʊ/ - Roman: léto Synonym(s): strong, powerful, challenging, formidable, bitter legIsosem - Noun/Adjective - /lɛgi:soʊsɛm/ - Animate -
- Adverb - /lɛ/ - Roman: legísosem le Synonym(s): pantheon Roman: le Synonym(s): can, able to lUmribwa - Noun/Adjective - /lʌ:mɹɪbwɑ/ - Animate -
- - - Roman: lúmribwa lem Noun/Adjective /lɛm/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): horde of undead, zombie apocalypse, undead army, Roman: lem army of nightmare creatures, gathering of aberrations Synonym(s): your, yours (singular)
lUjak - Noun/Adjective - /lʌ:ⁿdɑᵑɡ/ - levrAprasin - Noun/Adjective - /lɛᵐbɹɑ:pʰɹɑsɪn/ - Roman: lúndang Roman: lembráprasin Synonym(s): drum Synonym(s): feminism, feminist
lUrom - Noun/Adjective - /lʌ:ɹoʊm/ - Inanimate - lewA - Noun/Adjective - /lɛwɑ:/ - Inanimate - Roman: lúrom Roman: lewá Origin of something in space that moves away from that point. For an origin in time, use womir. Describes the period from approximately 6:00 - 7:20 am, but can source (of a river or otherwise), origin also be a more general word for "morning". Synonym(s): Synonym(s): east, sunrise, morning lUlibwemej - Noun/Adjective - /lʌ:ɫɪbwɛmɛⁿd/ - lewAj - Noun/Adjective - /lɛwɑ:ⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: lúlibwemend Roman: lewánd capacity, volume, maximum amount Synonym(s): Qaelian person Synonym(s):
lUlibwemetar - Adverb - /lʌ:ɫɪbwɛmɛtʰɑɹ/ - lewAr - Adverb - /lɛwɑ:ɹ/ - Roman: lúlibwemetar Roman: lewár Synonym(s): as much as possible, maximally, fully, beyond Synonym(s): early, ahead of schedule expectations
- - - lewAton Proper Noun /lɛwɑ:tʰoʊn/ lUlbwa - Noun/Adjective - /lʌ:ɫbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: lewáton Qaelia (continent) Roman: lúlbwa Synonym(s): Synonym(s): assortment, collection, miscellany, miscellaneous, assorted, diverse leni - Suffix - /lɛni/ - Roman: leni Generalizing or abstracting suffix that can turn adjectives into nouns. The L becomes R after an M or N. Synonym(s): -ness, -itude, -osity lejI - Verb - /lɛⁿdi:/ - Roman: lendí Synonym(s): migrate, immigrate ler - Noun/Adjective - /lɛɹ/ - Roman: ler Synonym(s): your, yours (plural)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 43 of 128 WORDS: Ijleba - Noun/Adjective - /i:ⁿdlɛbɑ/ - I Roman: índleba mustache Imal - Verb - /ɪ:mɑɫ/ - Synonym(s): Roman: ímal Synonym(s): draw, sketch, diagram Ijigo - Noun/Adjective - /i:ⁿdɪgoʊ/ - Roman: índigo Synonym(s): spearman, spear warrior Imallir - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:mɑɫiɹ/ - Roman: ímallir Synonym(s): drawing, sketch, diagram, blueprint Irvekwir - Noun/Adjective - /i:ɹᵐbɛᵑɡwiɹ/ - Inanimate -
Imos - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:moʊs/ - Roman: írmbengwir Synonym(s): bonus, improvement, increase, enhancement Roman: ímos Synonym(s): science Irveke - Verb - /i:ɹᵐbɛᵑɡɛ/ -
- - - Roman: írmbenge Ivor Noun/Adjective /i:ᵐboʊɹ/ Animate - Synonym(s): increase, augment, improve, enhance, advance, Roman: ímbor upgrade Synonym(s): self, oneself, automatic, independent
Irsav - Noun/Adjective - /i:ɹsɑᵐb/ - Ivora - Adverb - /i:ᵐboʊɹɑ/ - Roman: írsamb Roman: ímbora Synonym(s): pine tree Synonym(s): one's own way, idiosyncratically, personalize, customize, in a custom configuration Irhide - Noun/Adjective - /i:ɹhɪdɛ/ - Inanimate -
- - - Roman: írhide Ivorleni Noun/Adjective /i:ᵐboʊɹlɛni/ Synonym(s): invention, breakthrough, new technology Roman: ímborleni Synonym(s): independence Iruko - Verb - /i:ɹʌᵑɡoʊ/ -
- - - Roman: írungo Ivohar Adverb /i:ᵐboʊhɑɹ/ Synonym(s): punish, penalize Roman: ímbohar Synonym(s): automatically, independently Irul - Noun/Adjective - /i:ɹʌɫ/ -
- - - Roman: írul Inribwa Noun/Adjective /ɪ:nɹɪbwɑ/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): line, straight line, linear, unbent, direct Roman: ínribwa Synonym(s): warehouse, stockpile, cache, storage room Irprag - Noun/Adjective - /i:ɹpʰɹɑg/ - Ind bAban - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:nd bɑ:bɑn/ - Inanimate Roman: írprag - Not in general hobind use. Roman: índ bában Synonym(s): rocket, spaceship, rocket ship Synonym(s): water-stair, Archimedes screw, Qaelian water-stair, screw pump Irpragleni - Noun/Adjective - /i:ɹpʰɹɑglɛni/ -
Ij - Noun/Adjective - /i:ⁿd/ - Roman: írpragleni Roman: índ Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): stairs, stairway, staircase Synonym(s): rocketry, rocket science
Ijresno - Noun/Adjective - /i:ⁿdɹɛsnoʊ/ - Ik - Noun/Adjective - /i:ᵑɡ/ - Inanimate - Roman: índresno Roman: íng Synonym(s): rainforest, jungle Synonym(s): time, moment
Ijle - Noun/Adjective - /i:ⁿdlɛ/ - Ikavan - Noun/Adjective - /i:ᵑɡɑᵐbɑn/ - Roman: índle Roman: íngamban Synonym(s): beard, mustache Synonym(s): simultaneous, at the same time, contemporaneous, contemporary
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 44 of 128 Ik asAlla - Noun/Adjective - /i:ᵑɡ ɑsɑ:ɫɑ/ - Inanimate - Ilboma - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫboʊmɑ/ - Roman: íng asálla Roman: ílboma May be abbreviated IA. Traditionally used to describe the largest meal of the day; Synonym(s): modern times, age of Azalla, Azalian times, CE, AD however, many modern-day hobbits, especially in urban areas, use bendwim to refer to this meal (the word that originally referred to supper, a smaller meal following dinner). Synonym(s): dinner, feast Iko - Noun/Adjective - /i:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: íngo Synonym(s): wet, moist Ilbolof - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫboʊloʊf/ - Roman: ílbolof - - - Ikoleni Noun/Adjective /i:ᵑɡoʊlɛni/ Inanimate - The period of approximately 2:00 - 3:20 am at night. Roman: íngoleni Synonym(s): very late at night, timekeeper's dinner Synonym(s): luck, fortune, chance, happenstance
Ilgal - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫgɑɫ/ - Inanimate - Ik sElev - Noun/Adjective - /i:ᵑɡ sɛ:lɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: ílgal Roman: íng sélemb Synonym(s): cedar tree May be abbreviated IS. Synonym(s): Zelev times, time of the Zelev Empire, BC Ilgle - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫglɛ/ - Roman: ílgle Synonym(s): eyebrow Ikek - Noun/Adjective - /i:ᵑɡɛᵑɡ/ - Roman: íngeng Synonym(s): glue, paste, material Ilgem - Verb - /ɪ:ɫgɛm/ - Roman: ílgem - - - Ikuk Conjunction /i:ᵑɡʌᵑɡ/ Takes the genitive case for the person who is to have their hair Roman: íngung brushed, styled, etc. Usually no direct object, but if there is it's the Synonym(s): when, at the time when... hair itself. Synonym(s): brush hair, arrange hair, do one's hair, condition hair, style hair
Iljwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫⁿdwiɹ/ - Roman: ílndwir Ilgu - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫgʌ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): combination Roman: ílgu Synonym(s): body hair, fur, hairy Iljan - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫⁿdɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: ílndan Ismej - Noun/Adjective - /i:smɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): soup, stew Roman: ísmend Synonym(s): fear, terror, horror, afraid, frightened, horrified, terrified, fearful Ilje - Verb - /ɪ:ɫⁿdɛ/ - Roman: ílnde Synonym(s): combine, compile, assemble Ismejo - Verb - /i:smɛⁿdoʊ/ - Roman: ísmendo
Ili - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:li/ - To discuss being frightened OF something, use the locative with the noun that is the cause of fear. Roman: íli Synonym(s): be afraid, fear, be scared, be frightened Synonym(s): boss, chief, head, dean
Ismetwi - Noun/Adjective - /i:smɛtʰwi/ - Inanimate - Ilib - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫɪb/ - Roman: ísmetwi Roman: ílib Synonym(s): fearful, baleful, awful, horrifying, pungent Synonym(s): general (military rank)
Iswis - Noun/Adjective - /i:swɪs/ - Iliba - Noun/Adjective - /ɪ:ɫɪbɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: íswis Roman: íliba Synonym(s): model (artistic role), statue Synonym(s): main, primary, chief, first, dominant
Islibwa - Noun/Adjective - /i:sɫɪbwɑ/ - Animate - Roman: íslibwa Synonym(s): swarm of dangerous creatures, nest of stinging insects, hive
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 45 of 128 Isuglosun - Noun/Adjective - /i:sʌgloʊsʌn/ - WORDS: Roman: ísuglosun i i - Noun/Adjective - /i/ - Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): electronic, digital Roman: i Synonym(s): inside, interior, internal, inner
Ihevwir - Noun/Adjective - /i:hɛᵐbwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: íhembwir im - Particle - /ɪm/ - Synonym(s): measurement, record Roman: im Particle that marks the infinitive. Precedes the verb, and follows Iheva - Verb - /i:hɛᵐbɑ/ - all other particles except mon. Can also be used to represent the - ing construction in sentences of the form: Pin nopa im wublu. "I Roman: íhemba like swimming". Synonym(s): measure, record Synonym(s): to, -ing
Ihevadil - Noun/Adjective - /i:hɛᵐbɑdɪɫ/ - Animate - imOv - Noun/Adjective - /ɪmoʊ:ᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: íhembadil Roman: imómb Synonym(s): measurer, recorder, record-keeper, bard, documenter, Synonym(s): iron, metal pot, cauldron scribe
imOn - Particle - /ɪmoʊ:n/ - Idrib - Noun/Adjective - /i:dɹɪb/ - Roman: imón Roman: ídrib Synonym(s): slinger, slingshot warrior Puts a verb into the passive infinitive. For instance, "Pin nopa imon pwobi" means "I like to be kissed (on skin)". Synonym(s): to get..., to be... Idlibwa - Noun/Adjective - /i:dɫɪbwɑ/ - Animate -
Roman: ídlibwa - - - Synonym(s): local fauna, wildlife, ecosystem imOtre Noun/Adjective /ɪmoʊ:tʰɹɛ/ Roman: imótre Synonym(s): scientist Igwoj - Noun/Adjective - /i:gwoʊⁿd/ -
Roman: ígwond - - - Synonym(s): chicken, rooster imo Particle /ɪmoʊ/ Roman: imo Synonym(s): so as to, in order to, for, for the sake of Igote - Noun/Adjective - /i:goʊtʰɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: ígote ivO - Verb - /ɪᵐboʊ:/ - Describes a scheduled pause in a work schedule. break, recess, vacation Roman: imbó Synonym(s): Synonym(s): wander, explore
- - - Iglibwa Noun/Adjective /i:gɫɪbwɑ/ Animate - ivOj - Noun/Adjective - /ɪᵐboʊ:ⁿd/ - Roman: íglibwa flock (of birds) Roman: imbónd Synonym(s): Synonym(s): refugee, immigrant
- - - Igus Noun/Adjective /i:gʌs/ Inanimate - ivOrim - Noun/Adjective - /ɪᵐboʊ:ɹɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: ígus Roman: imbórim Synonym(s): exploration, discovery, reconnaisance, scouting Not in common hobind usage. Synonym(s): semiconductor
ivOdil - Noun/Adjective - /ɪᵐboʊ:dɪɫ/ - Animate - Roman: imbódil Synonym(s): wanderer, explorer, nomad
iwEs - Noun/Adjective - /ɪwɛ:s/ - Roman: iwés Synonym(s): shadow
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 46 of 128 iwEsleni - Noun/Adjective - /ɪwɛ:slɛni/ - irUr - Conjunction - /iɹʌ:ɹ/ - Roman: iwésleni Roman: irúr Synonym(s): darkness Synonym(s): and not, either, nor, neither iwEsbel - Noun/Adjective - /ɪwɛ:sbɛɫ/ - irUr - Adverb - /iɹʌ:ɹ/ - Roman: iwésbel Roman: irúr Synonym(s): shade Synonym(s): also not inekOm - Noun/Adjective - /ɪnɛᵑɡoʊ:m/ - Inanimate - ilibAj - Noun/Adjective - /ɪɫɪbɑ:ⁿd/ - Roman: inengóm Roman: ilibánd Synonym(s): abjuration (school of magic) Synonym(s): chief, chieftain, tribal leader ijojO - Noun/Adjective - /ɪⁿdoʊⁿdoʊ:/ - Inanimate - ilEr - Noun/Adjective - /ɪlɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: indondó Roman: ilér Synonym(s): green (philosophy), environmentally conscious, Synonym(s): fog, mist sustainable, eco-friendly
ilgAlmuf - Noun/Adjective - /ɪɫgɑ:ɫmʌf/ - ir - Conjunction - /iɹ/ - Roman: ilgálmuf Roman: ir Synonym(s): fur (as a material), animal skins, hide Synonym(s): and
igrAr - Noun/Adjective - /ɪgɹɑ:ɹ/ - Animate - irOlirm - Noun/Adjective - /iɹoʊ:liɹm/ - Roman: igrár Roman: irólirm Synonym(s): blood hawk Synonym(s): vulnerable, exposed
igrArbij - Noun/Adjective - /ɪgɹɑ:ɹbɪⁿd/ - irOs - Noun/Adjective - /iɹoʊ:s/ - Inanimate - Roman: igrárbind Roman: irós Synonym(s): murderer, killer Catch-all term for any form of ground transport. Less formal term. Not in general use by hobind speakers. Synonym(s): vehicle, bus, car, auto, train, transport irOsmes - Noun/Adjective - /iɹoʊ:smɛs/ - Roman: irósmes Synonym(s): car, automobile, vehicle irOsugirn - Noun/Adjective - /iɹoʊ:sʌgiɹn/ - Inanimate - Roman: irósugirn Synonym(s): bus, public transport iro - Conjunction - /iɹoʊ/ - Roman: iro Synonym(s): because (of), by, thanks to irEf - Expression - /iɹɛ:f/ - Roman: iréf Abbreviation for "ir eng fangore". Used mainly in writing, but some particularly bookish halflings may say it outright. Synonym(s): et cetera, and so on, and so forth ir ek fakore - Expression - /iɹ ɛᵑɡ fɑᵑɡoʊɹɛ/ - Roman: ir eng fangore Synonym(s): and so on, et cetera
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 47 of 128 WORDS: fAkwir - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ᵑɡwiɹ/ - Inanimate - f Roman: fángwir travel, trip fwAglif - Noun/Adjective - /fwɑ:gɫɪf/ - Synonym(s): Roman: fwáglif Synonym(s): raider, bandit, barbarian, highwayman fAko - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Animate - Roman: fángo Synonym(s): eel, lungfish, lamprey, hagfish fwAti - Verb - /fwɑ:tʰi/ - Roman: fwáti cut, slice Synonym(s): fAkore - Verb - /fɑ:ᵑɡoʊɹɛ/ - Roman: fángore Synonym(s): continue, go on fwAtil - Noun/Adjective - /fwɑ:tʰɪɫ/ - Roman: fwátil axe Synonym(s): fAki - Verb - /fɑ:ᵑɡi/ - Roman: fángi Synonym(s): go, travel fwAtibom - Verb - /fwɑ:tʰɪboʊm/ - Roman: fwátibom Synonym(s): amputate, cut off (a body part), execute (a person), - - - put to death, exile, excommunicate fAkim Noun/Adjective /fɑ:ᵑɡɪm/ Inanimate - Roman: fángim Refers to travel in general, not a specific instance of travel. fwipEk - Noun/Adjective - /fwɪpʰɛ:ᵑɡ/ - Synonym(s): travel, traveling Roman: fwipéng Synonym(s): woodpecker fAki gurO - Expression - /fɑ:ᵑɡi gʌɹoʊ:/ - fAmur - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:mʌɹ/ - Roman: fángi guró Synonym(s): leave, depart, go away, exit Roman: fámur Refers only to distance, not lengths of time. Use fáhi for time. - - - Synonym(s): long (distance), wide, far away, distant (in space) fAllad Proper Noun /fɑ:ɫɑd/ Roman: fállad Synonym(s): Fallad (god) fAjwir - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ⁿdwiɹ/ -
Roman: fándwir - - - Synonym(s): teaching, lesson, instruction, advice, precept fAlgo Proper Noun /fɑ:ɫgoʊ/ Roman: fálgo Synonym(s): Falgo (god) fAjar - Verb - /fɑ:ⁿdɑɹ/ -
Roman: fándar - - - Synonym(s): teach, instruct, direct, train, advise, suggest, fAlug Noun/Adjective /fɑ:lʌg/ Animate - recommend Roman: fálug Synonym(s): hunter, ranger, trapper fAjarim - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ⁿdɑɹɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: fándarim fAfum - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:fʌm/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): education, training, instruction, teaching Roman: fáfum Synonym(s): grain, wheat, seeds fAjril - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ⁿdɹɪɫ/ - Roman: fándril fAsaj - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:sɑⁿd/ - Synonym(s): tutor, teacher, instructor Roman: fásand Synonym(s): machine, mechanical device fAjrul - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ⁿdɹʌɫ/ - fAsnedon - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:snɛdoʊn/ - Inanimate - Roman: fándrul Synonym(s): course, lesson, class (academic) Roman: fásnedon Synonym(s): holy relic, sacred artifact, possession of Queen fArbrom - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:ɹbɹoʊm/ - Animate - Ovaznedoz of Azalia Roman: fárbrom Abbreviated form of holbilfárbrom. Synonym(s): trading post
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 48 of 128 fAhi - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:hi/ - frOno - Noun/Adjective - /fɹoʊ:noʊ/ - Roman: fáhi Roman: fróno Synonym(s): hero Refers only to time, not distance. Use fámur for distance. Synonym(s): long (time), expensive, pricey, costly, distant in time, long ago frOpa - Noun/Adjective - /fɹoʊ:pʰɑ/ - Roman: frópa fAhe - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:hɛ/ - Synonym(s): month Roman: fáhe Synonym(s): old, well-fed frI - Verb - /fɹi:/ - Roman: frí fAhej - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:hɛⁿd/ - Synonym(s): lose, leave behind, except, make an exception for, apart from, except for Roman: fáhend Synonym(s): elder, master, teacher frIm - Noun/Adjective - /fɹɪ:m/ - fAhejwa - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:hɛⁿdwɑ/ - Roman: frím Synonym(s): lost, forgotten Roman: fáhendwa Synonym(s): council, council of elders, inner circle frImuve - Verb - /fɹɪ:mʌᵐbɛ/ - fAhese - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:hɛsɛ/ - Roman: frímumbe Synonym(s): erase, delete, remove, clear out, eliminate Roman: fáhese Synonym(s): timeline frImudleni - Noun/Adjective - /fɹɪ:mʌdlɛni/ - fAbelis - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:bɛɫɪs/ - Inanimate - Roman: frímudleni Synonym(s): comfort, consolation, solace Roman: fábelis Generally only used to describe electricity of magical origin, i.e. - - - Lightning Bolt spells. Not used for Zelev technology (ironic, as frImudil Verb /fɹɪ:mʌdɪɫ/ that's exactly what its Hobbitzin ancestor was used for!). lightning, electricity, thunderbolt, lightning bolt Roman: frímudil Synonym(s): Synonym(s): comfort, console fAguleni - Noun/Adjective - /fɑ:gʌlɛni/ - Inanimate - frIwir - Noun/Adjective - /fɹi:wiɹ/ - Roman: fáguleni distance, range Roman: fríwir Synonym(s): Synonym(s): loss, downturn, deficit fakwir - Noun/Adjective - /fɑᵑɡwiɹ/ - frInul - Noun/Adjective - /fɹɪ:nʌɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: fangwir Roman: frínul Synonym(s): trip, journey To talk about the difference "between" or "of" two quantities, use the ablative for the larger of the two quantities, and the allative fakEri - Verb - /fɑᵑɡɛ:ɹi/ - for the other. If it's variable, the choice can be arbitrary or based on expectations. Frinul refers to everything that was lost, and so Roman: fangéri when used to describe lost items, it refers to multiple such items if Synonym(s): interfere, intercept, interpose, move to block more than one was lost, despite being singular; efrinul would indicate multiple sets of lost items. Synonym(s): difference (mathematical), remainder, leavings, lost items falI - Verb - /fɑli:/ - Roman: falí jump Synonym(s): frIjo - Noun/Adjective - /fɹi:ⁿdoʊ/ - Roman: fríndo Synonym(s): owl falIj - Noun/Adjective - /fɑli:ⁿd/ - Roman: falínd deer Synonym(s): frIbora - Adverb - /fɹi:boʊɹɑ/ - Roman: fríbora Synonym(s): humbly, selflessly, unassumingly fadIgo - Noun/Adjective - /fɑdi:goʊ/ - Roman: fadígo ftikwn beetle, Mandelenian beetle armor Synonym(s): frIbori - Noun/Adjective - /fɹi:boʊɹi/ - Roman: fríbori Synonym(s): humble, selfless, unassuming
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 49 of 128 frIbels - Verb - /fɹi:bɛɫs/ - fOv - Noun/Adjective - /foʊ:ᵐb/ - Roman: fríbels Roman: fómb Synonym(s): falter, waver, give up, lose hope, fail, lose (a Synonym(s): tail, bottom (of an animal), rear (of an animal) competition)
- - - frIbelswir - Noun/Adjective - /fɹi:bɛɫswiɹ/ - fOrbirem Noun/Adjective /foʊ:ɹbiɹɛm/ Inanimate - Roman: fórbirem Synonym(s): formation (military), hierarchy, organization, station, Roman: fríbelswir position, role Synonym(s): defeat, setback, loss, unfortunate event
fOs - Noun/Adjective - /foʊ:s/ - frIdro - Noun/Adjective - /fɹi:dɹoʊ/ - Animate - Roman: fós Roman: frídro Synonym(s): source of magic, power source, energy well, Gender neutral variant term. Used to refer to a parent generically enchantment on a magic item, sorcerous origin, motor, engine or to refer to gender nonbinary parents. Synonym(s): parent, mother, father, aunt, uncle frIton - Proper Noun - /fɹi:tʰoʊn/ - Roman: fríton fOswum - Noun/Adjective - /foʊ:swʌm/ - Synonym(s): Zhifura (continent) Roman: fóswum Synonym(s): grandparent, grandfather, grandmother frijwUvo - Noun/Adjective - /fɹɪⁿdwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ - Roman: frindwúmbo flAwer - Noun/Adjective - /fɫɑ:wɛɹ/ - Synonym(s): giant owl Roman: fláwer Synonym(s): skunk friswAm - Verb - /fɹɪswɑ:m/ - Roman: friswám flAkri - Noun/Adjective - /fɫɑ:ᵑɡɹi/ - Synonym(s): forget Roman: flángri Synonym(s): incredible, unbelievable, astounding, amazing frUvwir - Noun/Adjective - /fɹʌ:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: frúmbwir flAgo - Noun/Adjective - /fɫɑ:goʊ/ - Roman: flágo As with other nouns formed from verbs with -wir, this refers to an Synonym(s): festival, celebration event that involves flying. It does not refer to the concept or act of flight in general, only in a specific event. Synonym(s): flight flIvwir - Noun/Adjective - /fli:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Roman: flímbwir frUvim - Noun/Adjective - /fɹʌ:ᵐbɪm/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): zenith, epitome, pinnacle Roman: frúmbim Synonym(s): flight, flying, aeronautics flIvor - Verb - /fli:ᵐboʊɹ/ - Roman: flímbor frUve - Verb - /fɹʌ:ᵐbɛ/ - A verb grammatically, but often used like English "more than": Pin Roman: frúmbe umbur bomb flimbor emb "I am wiser than you". You can also use Synonym(s): fly flimbor to say that something is too (adjective) to do something else, by following it with "im (verb)": Pin mondel sildo flimbor im hengi embumb "I am too sad to come with you". To say that as one frUvuj - Noun/Adjective - /fɹʌ:ᵐbʌⁿd/ - thing increases, another also increases, use a "flimbor... ri... flimbor" structure as in: Hobind bomb flimbor ri sal fahe flimbor Roman: frúmbund ("as a person gets older, they get wiser". bird Synonym(s): Synonym(s): exceed, surpass, more than frUsute - Verb - /fɹʌ:sʌtʰɛ/ - flIvorim - Noun/Adjective - /fli:ᵐboʊɹɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: frúsute Synonym(s): retire, resign Roman: flímborim Synonym(s): majority, most, majority of frUdi - Noun/Adjective - /fɹʌ:di/ - Inanimate - Roman: frúdi flIjo - Noun/Adjective - /fli:ⁿdoʊ/ - Animate - Synonym(s): few, not many, not a lot of Roman: flíndo Synonym(s): louse, bedbug, flea
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 50 of 128 flIrb - Noun/Adjective - /fli:ɹb/ - fIpelswe - Numeral - /fi:pʰɛɫswɛ/ - Roman: flírb Roman: fípelswe Synonym(s): sand, made of sand, sandy Synonym(s): seven million flIrbres - Noun/Adjective - /fli:ɹbɹɛs/ - fItwermi - Numeral - /fi:tʰwɛɹmi/ - Roman: flírbres Roman: fítwermi Synonym(s): desert Synonym(s): seven thousand flIk - Noun/Adjective - /fli:ᵑɡ/ - fItra - Numeral - /fi:tʰɹɑ/ - Roman: flíng Roman: fítra Synonym(s): wing Synonym(s): seventy flivOlnem - Noun/Adjective - /fɫɪᵐboʊ:ɫnɛm/ - fItrakra - Numeral - /fi:tʰɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: flimbólnem Roman: fítrangra Synonym(s): butterfly, moth Synonym(s): seven hundred flivUki - Verb - /fɫɪᵐbʌ:ᵑɡi/ - fIti - Numeral - /fi:tʰi/ - Roman: flimbúngi Roman: fíti Synonym(s): worsen, deteriorate, fester, become infected, spread Synonym(s): seven (illness)
fItihar - Adverb - /fi:tʰɪhɑɹ/ - flEvi - Verb - /flɛ:ᵐbi/ - Roman: fítihar Roman: flémbi Synonym(s): seven times Synonym(s): pass, go by, skip, avoid, evade, go around
firEnda - Noun/Adjective - /fiɹɛ:ndɑ/ - flEvim - Noun/Adjective - /flɛ:ᵐbɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: firénda Roman: flémbim Synonym(s): expense, cost, charge, fee, fine Can be used like other direction nouns, i.e. "Pin wan frumbe flembimó la", "I will fly (to the) beyond (of) the sky". Synonym(s): beyond, area past, what lies after fElo - Verb - /fɛ:loʊ/ - Roman: félo Synonym(s): undress, take off clothing flevIr - Noun/Adjective - /flɛᵐbi:ɹ/ - Roman: flembír Synonym(s): history, historical fEsfepre - Noun/Adjective - /fɛ:sfɛpʰɹɛ/ - Roman: fésfepre Synonym(s): hourglass flUgi - Noun/Adjective - /flʌ:gi/ - Roman: flúgi Synonym(s): wacky, goofy, odd, weird fEpre - Noun/Adjective - /fɛ:pʰɹɛ/ - Roman: fépre Synonym(s): clock fIval - Noun/Adjective - /fi:ᵐbɑɫ/ - Roman: fímbal Synonym(s): Fyvalian, Fyval fer - Noun/Adjective - /fɛɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: fer Synonym(s): surface, side, exterior, covering fIros - Noun/Adjective - /fi:ɹoʊs/ - Inanimate -
Roman: fíros fellAnigis - Noun/Adjective - /fɛɫɑ:nɪgɪs/ - Synonym(s): palm tree Inanimate - Roman: fellánigis fIli - Noun/Adjective - /fɪ:li/ - Animate - Synonym(s): communism, collective rule, anarcho-communist syndicate Roman: fíli Synonym(s): angel, celestial fUman - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:mɑn/ - Inanimate - fIgal - Noun/Adjective - /fi:gɑɫ/ - Roman: fúman Synonym(s): fruit juice Roman: fígal Synonym(s): shoe, boot, footwear
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 51 of 128 fUmin - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:mɪn/ - WORDS: Roman: fúmin s garden, farm Synonym(s): smAlk - Noun/Adjective - /smɑ:ɫᵑɡ/ - Roman: smálng Synonym(s): dragon fUminuv - Adverb - /fʌ:mɪnʌᵐb/ - Roman: fúminumb - - - Expression used to describe something, often something dangerous smOm Question Word /smoʊ:m/ or undesirable, as being very close by (lit. "in the garden"). Use the Roman: smóm genitive to say what it is close to. Synonym(s): how?, by what means? Synonym(s): at the door (figurative), on the doorstep (figurative), very close by, dangerously near, close to home
smEs - Noun/Adjective - /smɛ:s/ - fUmij - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:mɪⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: smés Roman: fúmind Abbreviated version of irósmes. gardener, farmer Synonym(s): Synonym(s): car, auto
- - - fUvwa Noun/Adjective /fʌ:ᵐbwɑ/ Inanimate - swAr - Question Word - /swɑ:ɹ/ - Roman: fúmbwa harvest, stockpile of food, supply of ingredients Roman: swár Synonym(s): Synonym(s): what? fUvege - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:ᵐbɛgɛ/ - swAr mOn lIbwemuv - Expression - /swɑ:ɹ moʊ:n Roman: fúmbege li:bwɛmʌᵐb/ - Synonym(s): fresh, ripe, young (usually not of people), sprouting, budding, nascent, sprout, sapling Roman: swár món líbwemumb The long version of this idiom is "Swar (pin/emb/ar/etc.) wan mon libwemumb?" lit. "What will (I/you/we/etc.) feel (physically) fUrd - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:ɹd/ - Animate - at breakfast?" The intended metaphor is one of overeating and then waking up the next morning and feeling bloated and terrible. Roman: fúrd Synonym(s): at what cost?, is it worth it? Synonym(s): stupid, foolish, asleep (body part), unresponsive, inactive, neutralized, deactivated
swAlof - Question Word - /swɑ:loʊf/ - fUrtar - Adverb - /fʌ:ɹtʰɑɹ/ - Roman: swálof Roman: fúrtar Synonym(s): how many?, how much? Synonym(s): foolishly
swAlfir - Question Word - /swɑ:ɫfiɹ/ - fUrti - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:ɹtʰi/ - Roman: swálfir Roman: fúrti Synonym(s): why? Synonym(s): idiot, asshole (vulgar)
swAgur - Pronoun - /swɑ:gʌɹ/ - Inanimate - fUk - Adverb - /fʌ:ᵑɡ/ - Roman: swágur Roman: fúng Synonym(s): anything, whatever Synonym(s): far, for a long time
swOl - Question Word - /swoʊ:ɫ/ - fUko - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: swól Roman: fúngo Synonym(s): where at? Synonym(s): appetizer, side dish, snack, detour, side quest, errand
swOlo - Question Word - /swoʊ:loʊ/ - fUte - Noun/Adjective - /fʌ:tʰɛ/ - Roman: swólo Roman: fúte Synonym(s): where from? Synonym(s): coffee
swObij - Noun/Adjective - /swoʊ:bɪⁿd/ - Animate - fupI - Noun/Adjective - /fʌpʰi:/ - Roman: swóbind Roman: fupí Synonym(s): nobody, no one Synonym(s): slingshot
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 52 of 128 swolO - Question Word - /swoʊloʊ:/ - swIblar - Noun/Adjective - /swi:bɫɑɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: swoló Roman: swíblar Synonym(s): where to? Synonym(s): thought, memory swIvwir - Noun/Adjective - /swi:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Inanimate - swIbidin - Noun/Adjective - /swi:bɪdɪn/ - Inanimate - Roman: swímbwir Roman: swíbidin Synonym(s): description, example, demonstration Synonym(s): school, academy, training center
- Noun/Adjective - /swɪbɫɑɹoʊ:pʰoʊ/ - swIvwir - Noun/Adjective - /swi:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Inanimate - swiblarOpo Roman: swímbwir Inanimate - explanation, rationale, summary, overview, breakdown,Synonym(s): synthesis, key (to reading a set of symbols), legend Roman: swiblarópo (on a map or graph) This is the word that would most likely be used to describe computers in the fantasy setting, calqued from the Ancient Zelev. Synonym(s): metalthought, computer swIve - Verb - /swi:ᵐbɛ/ - Roman: swímbe Synonym(s): describe, explain, show, answer (a question), model swEm - Noun/Adjective - /swɛ:m/ - Animate - Roman: swém Synonym(s): non-combat, civilian, non-military, unarmed swIn - Noun/Adjective - /swɪ:n/ - Inanimate - Roman: swín Synonym(s): thick, sturdy, strong, firm, durable, intense, loud, swEvla - Noun/Adjective - /swɛ:ᵐbɫɑ/ - Inanimate - dense, rich (in taste or nutrients), nutritious, abundant, plentiful Roman: swémbla Synonym(s): constellation, galaxy swIjel - Noun/Adjective - /swi:ⁿdɛɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: swíndel swEvi - Noun/Adjective - /swɛ:ᵐbi/ - interesting, intriguing Synonym(s): Roman: swémbi Synonym(s): dazzling, gleaming, shining swIjelmo - Verb - /swi:ⁿdɛɫmoʊ/ - Roman: swíndelmo swEj - Question Word - /swɛ:ⁿd/ - Not used to describe eating interesting food; for that, use Roman: swénd délmbomo. Synonym(s): who? eat in an interesting way, eat in an intriguing way, behaveSynonym(s): interestingly, behave intriguingly, draw attention to oneself, pique interest swEbij - Noun/Adjective - /swɛ:bɪⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: swébind swIk - Question Word - /swi:ᵑɡ/ - To describe turning on or off a light, use náburand rél: nábur Roman: swíng swébund "turn on the light", rél swébund "turn off the light". when? Synonym(s): Synonym(s): lamp, lantern, light source, room lighting
- - - swIkove Verb /swi:ᵑɡoʊᵐbɛ/ swUn - Noun/Adjective - /swʌ:n/ - Inanimate - Roman: swíngombe Roman: swún Synonym(s): broom, mop, brush (not for hair), duster This is an intransitive verb which takes an allative verb instead of a subject, i.e. "pin swingombe saló" = I convince him/her/them. Synonym(s): convince, influence, sway, persuade sAmwi - Verb - /sɑ:mwi/ - Roman: sámwi swIleni - Noun/Adjective - /swɪ:lɛni/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): live (in a place), dwell Roman: swíleni Synonym(s): thickness, intensity, durability, strength (of a material), loudness, volume (of a sound), richness, nutritional value sAmwilbwa - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:mwɪɫbwɑ/ - Animate -
- - - Roman: sámwilbwa swIfar Noun/Adjective /swi:fɑɹ/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): population, inhabitants, denizens, people Roman: swífar Synonym(s): light, pale sAma - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:mɑ/ - Roman: sáma swIfi - Noun/Adjective - /swi:fi/ - Synonym(s): dust, powder Roman: swífi Synonym(s): white
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 53 of 128 sAmo - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:moʊ/ - Inanimate - sArve - Verb - /sɑ:ɹᵐbɛ/ - Roman: sámo Roman: sármbe Synonym(s): salt, salty, busy (day) Synonym(s): throw, hurl, throw a stone sAmomo - Verb - /sɑ:moʊmoʊ/ - sArki - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ɹᵑɡi/ - Roman: sámomo Roman: sárngi eat something salty, be busy while eating, eat enemy, villain, foe distractedly,Synonym(s): have a busy day, be busy, act as though in a hurry, Synonym(s): spend time productively
sAko - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Inanimate - sAmimej - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:mɪmɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: sángo Roman: sámimend Synonym(s): beach, coast Synonym(s): respective, corresponding
sAl - Pronoun - /sɑ:ɫ/ - sAviwis - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ᵐbɪwɪs/ - Animate - Roman: sál Roman: sámbiwis Synonym(s): he, she, him, her, they (sg.), them (sg.) Synonym(s): untouchable, Earth Caste member, unbeliever, heretic, heathen sAlji - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ɫⁿdi/ -
- - - Roman: sálndi sAvel Noun/Adjective /sɑ:ᵐbɛɫ/ Animate - Synonym(s): squirrel Roman: sámbel Synonym(s): skilled, talented, experienced sAlen - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:lɛn/ - Inanimate - sAvelleni - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ᵐbɛɫɛni/ - Inanimate Roman: sálen - Not in common hobind use. Roman: sámbelleni Synonym(s): computer programming language Synonym(s): expertise, skill, talent
sAfrom - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:fɹoʊm/ - sAvun - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ᵐbʌn/ - Inanimate - Roman: sáfrom Roman: sámbun Synonym(s): summer Synonym(s): ice, frost
sAfri - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:fɹi/ - sAwer - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:wɛɹ/ - Roman: sáfri Roman: sáwer Synonym(s): hot, warm The main social grouping unit used by traditional halflings, and still typically used today in the Patchwork. Isolated villages were sAfer - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:fɛɹ/ - generally extensions of the family (though larger villages could contain more than one sawer, which is often confusing to Roman: sáfer outsiders) and it was generally considered inappropriate to marry Synonym(s): sun anyone from one's own village (which would often be inbreeding), necessitating travel for halflings who came of age so they could find a new sawer to belong to. This is part of the reason that even sAfum - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:fʌm/ - Inanimate - after the it-Huwp halflings settled in what is now the Patchwork and formed their own society in the wake of the Zelev fall, they Roman: sáfum continue to have the fundamentally conflicting reputations of being wanderers and explorers, and also homebodies and creatures Most commonly refers to cultivated plants, but may be used to of comfort. describe any plant. Must be plural to indicate "yield" or "harvest" plant, herb, crop, yield, harvest Though sawers have names, halflings are allowed and even Synonym(s): encouraged to leave their sawer to join another, whether by invitation or by forming their own bagwend there. As a result, they don't include the sawer name as part of their own name, sAdwas - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:dwɑs/ - going only by a surname. Synonym(s): town, village, ramage Roman: sádwas Synonym(s): productive, industrious, hard-working sArm - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ɹm/ - Inanimate - sAdraf - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:dɹɑf/ - Roman: sárm Synonym(s): stone, rock Roman: sádraf This is a gender-neutral term by default, unlike the Azalian term it comes from. If you want to specify whether it refers to a prince or sArmben - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:ɹmbɛn/ - a princess, one can use sádraf píbin/sádraf tóri for a prince and sádraf rós/sádraf bársun for a princess, depending on age. Roman: sármben Synonym(s): princess, prince Synonym(s): crystal, jewel
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 54 of 128 sAte - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:tʰɛ/ - snAlso - Verb - /snɑ:ɫsoʊ/ - Roman: sáte Roman: snálso Synonym(s): yellow Not in general hobind use. Generally restricted to use with modern technology rather than with magical devices and the like Synonym(s): power, activate, charge up, run (a device) sAtewuv - Noun/Adjective - /sɑ:tʰɛwʌᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: sátewumb snAlsodil - Noun/Adjective - /snɑ:ɫsoʊdɪɫ/ - This doesn't apply to the fruit. Synonym(s): orange (color) Roman: snálsodil Not in general use. Describes a device that charges electronic or - - - magical devices so that they can continue to be used, i.e. a laptop savrOwi Proper Noun /sɑᵐbɹoʊ:wi/ charger, phone charger, etc., especially for sophisticated or Roman: sambrówi modern devices. Synonym(s): Newfrost (Azalian month), December Synonym(s): charger sarmrOm - Verb - /sɑɹmɹoʊ:m/ - snOro - Noun/Adjective - /snoʊ:ɹoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: sarmróm Roman: snóro Synonym(s): carve stone, work stone, sculpt, carve Synonym(s): chapel, Orisian temple, combined shrine to Azalla and Soltus sarmrOmul - Noun/Adjective - /sɑɹmɹoʊ:mʌɫ/ - - - - Inanimate - snOsri Noun/Adjective /snoʊ:sɹi/ Inanimate - Roman: snósri Roman: sarmrómul territory, property (an area), jurisdiction Synonym(s): sculpture, stone carving Synonym(s): sarenIda - Proper Noun - /sɑɹɛni:dɑ/ - snOglo - Noun/Adjective - /snoʊ:gloʊ/ - Roman: sarenída Roman: snóglo Synonym(s): Sarenita (goddess) Synonym(s): shrine, sanctuary, temple
snojEslefsin - Noun/Adjective - salEr - Expression - /sɑlɛ:ɹ/ - - Roman: salér /snoʊⁿdɛ:slɛfsɪn/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): as for him/her/them(sg.) Roman: snondéslefsin Synonym(s): patriarchy, patriarchical safrOpa - Noun/Adjective - /sɑfɹoʊ:pʰɑ/ - Animate - snorOha - Verb - /snoʊɹoʊ:hɑ/ - Roman: safrópa Synonym(s): moon Roman: snoróha Synonym(s): sabotage, blow up, detonate snAro - Verb - /snɑ:ɹoʊ/ - snIwos - Noun/Adjective - /sni:woʊs/ - Roman: snáro Synonym(s): care for, love in any way Roman: sníwos Synonym(s): Orisian crystal, zihuos snArom - Noun/Adjective - /snɑ:ɹoʊm/ - Inanimate - snIravu - Verb - /sni:ɹɑᵐbʌ/ - Roman: snárom Synonym(s): relationship of any sort Roman: snírambu Synonym(s): crave, long for, desire snArovij - Noun/Adjective - /snɑ:ɹoʊᵐbɪⁿd/ - Animate - snIrsovis - Noun/Adjective - /sni:ɹsoʊᵐbɪs/ - Roman: snárombind Synonym(s): special person, partner in any kind of relationship, Roman: snírsombis close friend, lover Synonym(s): museum, exhibition, art display snArosos - Noun/Adjective - /snɑ:ɹoʊsoʊs/ - snIru - Noun/Adjective - /sni:ɹʌ/ - Animate - Roman: snárosos Roman: sníru Synonym(s): loved one, family member Synonym(s): dominant, head, alpha (of a pack), top dog, pack leader snAliras - Noun/Adjective - /snɑ:liɹɑs/ - Roman: snáliras Synonym(s): missionary
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 55 of 128 snId - Noun/Adjective - /sni:d/ - snikalOrab - Proper Noun - /snɪᵑɡɑloʊ:ɹɑb/ - Roman: sníd Roman: sningalórab Most commonly found in Azalian-derived street names, or to From the Azalian Zhiungalorrab, "Chlora's Day". describe routes and pathways that don't involve a physical road. Synonym(s): Friday, Chlora's Day However, it can also refer to a physical road. Synonym(s): road, way, path, route, course, street sniklO - Noun/Adjective - /snɪᵑɡloʊ:/ - snIdwa - Noun/Adjective - /sni:dwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: sningló Roman: snídwa Not commonly used by hobbits as they do not typically have access to computers, but used by those familiar with the Ancient Coined by hobind speakers by analogy with the very carefully laid- Zelev technology. out and regular street plans they had seen in Azalian cities, thus Synonym(s): computer the use of the borrowed term "snid". Synonym(s): street plan, grating, mesh, grid snikinEsfi - Proper Noun - /snɪᵑɡɪnɛ:sfi/ - snIdri - Noun/Adjective - /sni:dɹi/ - Roman: sninginésfi Roman: snídri From Zhiuneginezve, Azalian for "Equinyx's Day". Synonym(s): sewer Synonym(s): Monday, Equinyx's Day
- - - snId obAkin Noun/Adjective /sni:d oʊbɑ:ᵑɡɪn/ snidUrfwir - Noun/Adjective - /snɪdʌ:ɹfwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: snidúrfwir Roman: sníd obángin Synonym(s): escape route Synonym(s): trade route
snErilbo - Noun/Adjective - /snɛ:ɹɪɫboʊ/ - Animate - snivAlda - Proper Noun - /snɪᵐbɑ:ɫdɑ/ - Roman: snérilbo Synonym(s): behemoth, legendary beast, epic monster, titan, Roman: snimbálda titanic, epic, invincible, unstoppable, unbeatable From Azalian "Zhiumvalda", meaning "Fallad's Day". Synonym(s): Wednesday, Fallad's Day snEldis - Noun/Adjective - /snɛ:ɫdɪs/ - Animate -
- - - Roman: snéldis snivAlgos Proper Noun /snɪᵐbɑ:ɫgoʊs/ Synonym(s): oracle, diviner, seer, priest of Soltus Roman: snimbálgos From Azalian Zhiumvalgosh, "Falgo's Day". snEfsim - Noun/Adjective - /snɛ:fsɪm/ - Synonym(s): Thursday, Falgo's Day Roman: snéfsim Synonym(s): second (unit of time) snijAllag - Proper Noun - /snɪⁿdɑ:ɫɑg/ -
Roman: snindállag snelIta - Noun/Adjective - /snɛli:tʰɑ/ - From the Azalian "Zhiunzallac", meaning "Azalla's Day". Roman: snelíta Synonym(s): Saturday, Azalla's Day This is the title of the President of West Bellakor in the Tallfellow tongue. Synonym(s): president, prime minister snijarEjag - Proper Noun - /snɪⁿdɑɹɛ:ⁿdɑg/ - Roman: snindaréndag - - - From the Azalian Zhiunzarendac "Sarenita's Day". Considered sneltOr Verb /snɛɫtʰoʊ:ɹ/ unlucky because of its association with war and strife. Roman: sneltór Synonym(s): Tuesday, Sarenita's Day Synonym(s): miss (someone), long for snijoldOsis - Proper Noun - /snɪⁿdoʊɫdoʊ:sɪs/ - srAm - Verb - /sɹɑ:m/ - Roman: snindoldósis Roman: srám Synonym(s): breathe, relax, rest From Azalian Zhiunzoldussis, "Soltus's Day". Synonym(s): Sunday, Soltus's Day srAmwir - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɑ:mwiɹ/ - Inanimate - snirAga - Noun/Adjective - /sniɹɑ:gɑ/ - Roman: srámwir Synonym(s): breath, breather, rest, break, nap, inn, hotel, lodging Roman: snirága Synonym(s): warhammer
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 56 of 128 srAmiros - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɑ:miɹoʊs/ - Inanimate - sresnEjisin - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɛsnɛ:ⁿdɪsɪn/ - Roman: srámiros Roman: sresnéndisin Synonym(s): business, industry Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): gas station, fuel station, filling station sOmenam - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:mɛnɑm/ - srAren - Verb - /sɹɑ:ɹɛn/ - Roman: sómenam Synonym(s): partisan, tribal, fractious, sectarian, divisive, sect, Roman: sráren schism Synonym(s): destroy, smash, break, raze, bombard, blow up
sOmej - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:mɛⁿd/ - Animate - srArendil - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɑ:ɹɛndɪɫ/ - Animate - Roman: sómend Roman: srárendil Synonym(s): destroyer, smasher, bombarder, bombard, heavy Related to somb "foot", i.e. halflings believe that family descent artillery can be measured most effectively through examination of one's feet. Synonym(s): descent, ancestry, family history, bloodline, heritage, legacy, family tree srArenul - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɑ:ɹɛnʌɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: srárenul wreckage, debris, broken object, rubble, carcass Synonym(s): sOv - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: sómb Synonym(s): foot srAreji - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɑ:ɹɛⁿdi/ - Roman: srárendi destruction, blast, explosion, bombardment Synonym(s): sOvroni - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ᵐbɹoʊni/ - Roman: sómbroni Synonym(s): steady, secure, unfaltering srAsar - Adverb - /sɹɑ:sɑɹ/ - Roman: srásar sOvof - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ᵐboʊf/ - Inanimate - This adverb is used to describe actions that didn't happen that could have happened but fortunately didn't, or that the speaker is Roman: sómbof glad didn't happen. It can also be used to indicate actions that could happen in the future or be happening, and to indicate that The Azalian week, a period of seven days (much like our weeks). week that would be a bad thing. Halflings frequently use this in Synonym(s): situations where English speakers might say "I'm afraid that..." or "I hope not". Synonym(s): hopefully won't, might, shouldn't, afraid that... sOvi - Verb - /soʊ:ᵐbi/ - Roman: sómbi walk srodEvligis - Noun/Adjective - /sɹoʊdɛ:ᵐbɫɪgɪs/ - Synonym(s): Inanimate - Roman: srodémbligis sOvir - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ᵐbiɹ/ - Synonym(s): classical republic, classical democracy, rule by landowners Roman: sómbir Synonym(s): step, footprint srI - Verb - /sɹi:/ - Roman: srí sOvul - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ᵐbʌɫ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): glow, shine Roman: sómbul Synonym(s): choice, decision, option srifinAri - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɪfɪnɑ:ɹi/ - Roman: srifinári sOwors - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:woʊɹs/ - Synonym(s): ice devil Roman: sówors Synonym(s): turkey, guineafowl srElados - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɛ:ɫɑdoʊs/ - Roman: srélados sOnul - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:nʌɫ/ - Synonym(s): dictator, tyrant, warlord, conqueror Roman: sónul Less positive than bérom, which implies the good end of sónul (much as móto implies the bad end). - Noun/Adjective - /sɹɛ:b/ - srEb Synonym(s): okay, so-so, acceptable, not good or bad, all right Roman: sréb Synonym(s): amethyst sOjwo - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ⁿdwoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: sóndwo Synonym(s): path, trail, walkway
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 57 of 128 sOrna - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ɹnɑ/ - sOgirm - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:giɹm/ - Roman: sórna Roman: sógirm Synonym(s): normal, ordinary, typical, standard Synonym(s): minister, lord, official, member of a council of elders sOrijov - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ɹɪⁿdoʊᵐb/ - sOpol - Verb - /soʊ:pʰoʊɫ/ - Roman: sórindomb Roman: sópol Synonym(s): arrange, configure, sort, set the table, set up, manage Used only to describe the residence of a king or queen from other civilizations (e.g. human, dwarven), not the residences of mayors or Great-Mayors (even if very opulent). - - - Synonym(s): palace sOpolnul Noun/Adjective /soʊ:pʰoʊɫnʌɫ/ Animate - Roman: sópolnul Synonym(s): arrangement, configuration, setup sOruj - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ɹʌⁿd/ - Roman: sórund sOtu - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:tʰʌ/ - A sorund is in a sense a family member; as someone born in the Roman: sótu same sawer, someone's sorund is forbidden to marry or otherwise Synonym(s): sapient mate with them, but two halflings who are not each other's esorund can mingle as they desire. Synonym(s): townsfolk, peasant, commoner, villager, common member of a sawer so - Question Word - /soʊ/ - Roman: so Synonym(s): does?, did?, is?, whether sOkro - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:ᵑɡɹoʊ/ - Roman: sóngro Synonym(s): careful, wary, cautious, meticulous sovrEldro - Proper Noun - /soʊᵐbɹɛ:ɫdɹoʊ/ - Roman: sombréldro Synonym(s): Feystep (Azalian month), April sOkrohar - Adverb - /soʊ:ᵑɡɹoʊhɑɹ/ - Roman: sóngrohar Synonym(s): carefully, cautiously, warily so wan ornO - Expression - /soʊ wɑn oʊɹnoʊ:/ - Roman: so wan ornó Synonym(s): please sOldos - Proper Noun - /soʊ:ɫdoʊs/ - Roman: sóldos Synonym(s): Soltus (god) soblOmran - Verb - /soʊbloʊ:mɹɑn/ - Roman: soblómran Synonym(s): elect, vote sOldlos - Proper Noun - /soʊ:ɫdloʊs/ - Roman: sóldlos Synonym(s): Solstice (Azalian month), July soblOmranim - Noun/Adjective - /soʊbloʊ:mɹɑnɪm/ - Roman: soblómranim Synonym(s): election, voting sOhim - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:hɪm/ - Roman: sóhim Synonym(s): force (physics) slOs - Noun/Adjective - /sloʊ:s/ - Roman: slós Synonym(s): honor, obedience, chivalry, knighthood, dwarven sOblu - Verb - /soʊ:blʌ/ - knight, honorable, obedient, chivalrous, knightly Roman: sóblu Synonym(s): choose, decide slEj - Question Word - /slɛ:ⁿd/ - Roman: slénd sOblusurk - Noun/Adjective - /soʊ:blʌsʌɹᵑɡ/ - Inanimate Synonym(s): whose -
Roman: sóblusurng - - - Synonym(s): reserved, set aside, special, singular slEkis Noun/Adjective /slɛ:ᵑɡɪs/ Roman: sléngis Synonym(s): emperor sOblu Emukul dElvwul - Expression - /soʊ:blʌ ɛ:mʌᵑɡʌɫ dɛ:ɫᵐbwʌɫ/ - Roman: sóblu émungul délmbwul sle - Noun/Adjective - /slɛ/ - Roman: sle Lit. "choose unique ingredients'. Synonym(s): theirs (animate) Synonym(s): choose one's own path, make one's own choices, go one's own way
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 58 of 128 slUrm - Noun/Adjective - /slʌ:ɹm/ - sIpur - Noun/Adjective - /si:pʰʌɹ/ - Roman: slúrm Roman: sípur Synonym(s): locust, grasshopper Synonym(s): silly, funny, goofy, tingly (sensation) sImo - Noun/Adjective - /sɪ:moʊ/ - sirotrAho - Noun/Adjective - /siɹoʊtʰɹɑ:hoʊ/ - Roman: símo Roman: sirotráho Synonym(s): sigh Synonym(s): horned devil sImo - Verb - /sɪ:moʊ/ - sildO - Noun/Adjective - /sɪɫdoʊ:/ - Roman: símo Roman: sildó Synonym(s): sigh Synonym(s): sad, unhappy, miserable, passed away sIves - Noun/Adjective - /si:ᵐbɛs/ - sildOmo - Verb - /sɪɫdoʊ:moʊ/ - Roman: símbes Roman: sildómo Synonym(s): nonbinary person, fey entity Synonym(s): eat sadly, eat unhappily, worry, fret, stress out, be upset, be concerned, behave gloomily, brood sIvesim - Noun/Adjective - /si:ᵐbɛsɪm/ - sildOhar - Adverb - /sɪɫdoʊ:hɑɹ/ - Roman: símbesim Synonym(s): gender non-conformity Roman: sildóhar Used for "I'm sorry" only in the sense of being sorry for someone's predicament that you were in no way responsible for. If you are sIjlev - Noun/Adjective - /si:ⁿdlɛᵐb/ - apologizing for something you did, use wonderó instead. Roman: síndlemb Synonym(s): sadly, unfortunately, sorry to hear that Synonym(s): swordsman, sword fighter
sEnribwa - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:nɹɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - sIrv - Noun/Adjective - /si:ɹᵐb/ - Roman: sénribwa Roman: sírmb Synonym(s): landmass, continent, habitat, landscape Synonym(s): quartz
sEniri - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:niɹi/ - sIrod - Noun/Adjective - /si:ɹoʊd/ - Roman: séniri Roman: sírod Synonym(s): devil Synonym(s): ivory
sEjo - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:ⁿdoʊ/ - sIsos - Noun/Adjective - /si:soʊs/ - Roman: séndo Roman: sísos Synonym(s): worm, earthworm Especially used for the tower of an aristocrat or wizard. tower Synonym(s): sErers - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:ɹɛɹs/ - Roman: sérers Synonym(s): oasis sIse - Noun/Adjective - /si:sɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: síse Synonym(s): sample, subject of experiment, test subject, point of - - - comparison, benchmark sEkwal Noun/Adjective /sɛ:ᵑɡwɑɫ/ Inanimate - Roman: séngwal Synonym(s): coral sIho - Noun/Adjective - /si:hoʊ/ - Animate -
Roman: sího sEl - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:ɫ/ - Synonym(s): infernal, fiendish, hellish Roman: sél Synonym(s): rope, thread, cord, string sIbi - Noun/Adjective - /si:bi/ -
Roman: síbi sElmo - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:ɫmoʊ/ - Synonym(s): cute Roman: sélmo Synonym(s): racist, intolerant sIbij - Noun/Adjective - /si:bɪⁿd/ - Roman: síbind Synonym(s): pet, child (slang)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 59 of 128 sElaroj - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:ɫɑɹoʊⁿd/ - sEsron - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:sɹoʊn/ - Inanimate - Roman: sélarond Roman: sésron Synonym(s): hermit, loner Synonym(s): leash, animal restraint sElo - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:loʊ/ - Inanimate - sEhis - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:hɪs/ - Roman: sélo Roman: séhis Synonym(s): single, alone, only Synonym(s): snake sElohar - Adverb - /sɛ:loʊhɑɹ/ - sEtre - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:tʰɹɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: sélohar Roman: sétre only, just, simply golem, construct (creature type), robot, program, Synonym(s): automatedSynonym(s): system, artificial intelligence, AI, automated, robotic, computer-controlled (gaming) sElev - Proper Noun - /sɛ:lɛᵐb/ - Roman: sélemb sEtreleni - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:tʰɹɛlɛni/ - Synonym(s): Zelev Empire Roman: sétreleni Synonym(s): golem construction, robotics sElevuj - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:lɛᵐbʌⁿd/ - sEtre hEja - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:tʰɹɛ hɛ:ⁿdɑ/ - Roman: sélembund Synonym(s): Zelev person Inanimate - Roman: sétre hénda sElu - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:lʌ/ - Not in general hobind usage. Synonym(s): automatic teller machine, ATM Roman: sélu Not in general hobind use (I think). - - - Synonym(s): display, screen, computer monitor sevIte Expression /sɛᵐbi:tʰɛ/ Roman: sembíte sEfwen - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:fwɛn/ - Animate - Variant greeting used most commonly in the kingdom of Azalia, but less common than embróm. Roman: séfwen Synonym(s): hello Synonym(s): fox
selAnigis - Noun/Adjective - /sɛɫɑ:nɪgɪs/ - Inanimate - sEfro - Verb - /sɛ:fɹoʊ/ - Roman: séfro Roman: selánigis Synonym(s): sing, chant, recite poetry Synonym(s): autocracy, tyranny, dictatorship, autocratic, tyrannical
- - sEfrovan - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:fɹoʊᵐbɑn/ - sesnasElligis Noun/Adjective /sɛsnɑsɛ:ɫɪgɪs/ Roman: séfromban - Inanimate - Synonym(s): legendary, epic, heroic Roman: sesnasélligis Synonym(s): oligarchy, oligarchical sEfroj - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:fɹoʊⁿd/ - Animate - sUvla - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ:ᵐbɫɑ/ - Roman: séfrond Synonym(s): song, singer, poem, poet Roman: súmbla Derived from Sútimbla "Skyslumber", as the event most memorable sEfrobag - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:fɹoʊbɑg/ - Inanimate - in each calendar year. Synonym(s): year Roman: séfrobag Synonym(s): band (music), orchestra sUnribwa - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ:nɹɪbwɑ/ - Animate - Roman: súnribwa Synonym(s): council, conference, committee, caucus sEfon - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:foʊn/ - Inanimate - Roman: séfon loud, noisy, distracting, ruckus, loud noise Synonym(s): sUjul - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ:ⁿdʌɫ/ - Roman: súndul Synonym(s): bed sEfe - Noun/Adjective - /sɛ:fɛ/ - Roman: séfe Synonym(s): sound, noise, out loud, sounded, audible, spoken (language)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 60 of 128 sUrmol - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ:ɹmoʊɫ/ - Inanimate - sujUlum - Noun/Adjective - /sʌⁿdʌ:lʌm/ - Animate - Roman: súrmol Roman: sundúlum Synonym(s): horror, monster, aberration, nightmare creature, Also refers to the period of time when elevenses is typically eaten, horrifying, nightmarish, terrifying, terrible, dreadful approximately 11:20 am - 12:40 pm. Synonym(s): elevenses surgA - Numeral - /sʌɹgɑ:/ -
- - - Roman: surgá sUrkuk Adverb /sʌ:ɹᵑɡʌᵑɡ/ Synonym(s): eight Roman: súrngung Takes a noun or verbal phrase, as with ingung, to indicate what surgAhar - Adverb - /sʌɹgɑ:hɑɹ/ - the event is before. Synonym(s): before, previously, ago Roman: surgáhar Synonym(s): eight times sUton - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ:tʰoʊn/ - Animate - - - - Roman: súton sul Noun/Adjective /sʌɫ/ obsolete, outdated, dated, retired, worn out, no good anymore,Synonym(s): exhausted, depleted, used up, lost its magic (of magical Roman: sul items) Synonym(s): his, her, hers, their (sg.), theirs (sg.)
- - - sUti - Verb - /sʌ:tʰi/ - sufwI Noun/Adjective /sʌfwi:/ Roman: sufwí Roman: súti quiet, silent, peaceful Synonym(s): sleep, go to bed Synonym(s):
- - - sUtivla - Proper Noun - /sʌ:tʰɪᵐbɫɑ/ - sufwIk Noun/Adjective /sʌfwi:ᵑɡ/ Roman: sútimbla Roman: sufwíng Synonym(s): bat Can also be used to count years (i.e. "it has been seven Skyslumbers since...") although this sounds a bit archaic and today súmbla "year" is used more commonly. sufwIleni - Noun/Adjective - /sʌfwɪ:lɛni/ - Synonym(s): Skyslumber (Azalian month) Roman: sufwíleni Synonym(s): peace, quiet, silence, nothing to report, cured (of an illness), no problem found sUtihar - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ:tʰɪhɑɹ/ - Roman: sútihar sufIj - Noun/Adjective - /sʌfi:ⁿd/ - Fixture of Babandelglib slang, made famous after the controversial opening of the "Sutihar" inn in that city, which drew criticism Roman: sufínd because some residents felt it was encouraging youngsters to speak Used especially to refer to unusual chemicals not typically found in incorrectly. Still not widely accepted by the broader public and nature, such as those produced using ancient Zelev techniques. heavily associated with young halfling speakers. Synonym(s): chemical Synonym(s): exhausted, worn out, beat, asleep on one's feet
sudOn - Noun/Adjective - /sʌdoʊ:n/ - su - Noun/Adjective - /sʌ/ - Roman: sudón Roman: su Synonym(s): continent, landmass Synonym(s): back suwO - Noun/Adjective - /sʌwoʊ:/ - Roman: suwó Synonym(s): back (of a creature or person) suwI - Noun/Adjective - /sʌwi:/ - Roman: suwí Cannot be used to describe light in the sense of "not heavy", only in the sense of light that illuminates and allows sight. Synonym(s): light sujEldro - Proper Noun - /sʌⁿdɛ:ɫdɹoʊ/ - Roman: sundéldro Synonym(s): Feyslumber (Azalian month), February
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 61 of 128 WORDS: hAlar - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ɫɑɹ/ - h Roman: hálar key, password, passphrase hA - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:/ - Animate - Synonym(s): Roman: há - - - "Ha de wirto" means "it is raining" (lit. the sky is crying); "ha hAlkremuj Noun/Adjective /hɑ:ɫᵑɡɹɛmʌⁿd/ umbur sildo" means the weather is cloudy (lit. the sky is sad); "ha Roman: hálngremund de mamblo" means the weather is sunny (lit. the sky is smiling); Synonym(s): cradle, highchair etc. Hobind speakers ascribe many emotions to the sky and often use them to describe the weather. Synonym(s): sky, weather hAlkur - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ɫᵑɡʌɹ/ - Roman: hálngur - - - hA Verb /hɑ:/ "Hálngur hiraf" can be used to specify that a saddle is what's being Roman: há referred to. Synonym(s): scratch, scrape Synonym(s): chair, seat, saddle hAvil - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ᵐbɪɫ/ - Inanimate - hAfi - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:fi/ - Roman: hámbil Roman: háfi Synonym(s): eternal, endless, immortal, neverending Not used for the verb "to rain" - see instead "héldo" or "déli". Synonym(s): rain, raindrops, fresh water, pond, pool hAfiher - Adverb - /hɑ:fɪhɛɹ/ - hAwis - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:wɪs/ - Roman: háfiher Synonym(s): eternally, forever, endlessly Roman: háwis Synonym(s): attack, strike, assault hAsig - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:sɪg/ - hAwen - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:wɛn/ - Roman: hásig Roman: háwen Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): horn, antler Synonym(s): atom hAwuleni - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:wʌlɛni/ - hAbugabran - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:bʌgɑbɹɑn/ - Roman: háwuleni Roman: hábugabran Synonym(s): influence, clout Synonym(s): hobgoblin hArs - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ɹs/ - Animate - hAdu - Verb - /hɑ:dʌ/ - Roman: hárs Roman: hádu Synonym(s): thunder, thundering, growl, snarl, growling, snarling Synonym(s): stab, stick, skewer hArgam - Verb - /hɑ:ɹgɑm/ - harEs - Noun/Adjective - /hɑɹɛ:s/ - Roman: hárgam Roman: harés Synonym(s): compete with, play against, oppose Synonym(s): winter hArgamwir - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ɹgɑmwiɹ/ - hahEr - Noun/Adjective - /hɑhɛ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: hárgamwir Roman: hahér Synonym(s): competition, contest Synonym(s): soft (texture), moist, easy hArgamim - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ɹgɑmɪm/ - Animate - hahEra - Adverb - /hɑhɛ:ɹɑ/ - Roman: hárgamim Roman: hahéra Synonym(s): easily Doesn't refer to an individual competition, which is hárgamwir. Synonym(s): competition, competitive, competing, opposition, opposed, opposing hOm - Verb - /hoʊ:m/ - Roman: hóm hArgamdil - Noun/Adjective - /hɑ:ɹgɑmdɪɫ/ - Animate - Takes the genitive case for the thing being pushed, shoved, pressed or clicked. The object of hóm is the place something is being Roman: hárgamdil pushed to. Synonym(s): opponent, opposition, competing faction Synonym(s): push at, shove at, deliver to, take (an object) to, press, click (with a mouse)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 62 of 128 hOmwir - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:mwiɹ/ - hOrm - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹm/ - Roman: hómwir Roman: hórm Synonym(s): push, shove, press, click (mouse), button Synonym(s): stout, hearty hOvo - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ᵐboʊ/ - hOrmuj - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹmʌⁿd/ - Roman: hómbo Roman: hórmund Synonym(s): arena (for combat), fighting pit Synonym(s): dwarf hOwi - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:wi/ - hOrwen - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹwɛn/ - Roman: hówi Roman: hórwen Synonym(s): light (not heavy), lightweight, floating, buoyant Synonym(s): wolf hOwir - Verb - /hoʊ:wiɹ/ - hOrwenron - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹwɛnɹoʊn/ - Roman: hówir Roman: hórwenron Synonym(s): clean, clear out, scrub, prune, trim Synonym(s): dire wolf
- Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹwɛᵑɡoʊlɛn/ - hOwe - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:wɛ/ - Animate - hOrwekolen Roman: hówe Animate - Synonym(s): wind, breeze, windy, breezy Roman: hórwengolen Synonym(s): werewolf hOwela - Proper Noun - /hoʊ:wɛɫɑ/ - hOraf - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹɑf/ - Roman: hówela Synonym(s): Skybreeze (Azalian month), May Roman: hóraf Synonym(s): coyote, jackal hOj - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿd/ - hOrj - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹⁿd/ - Roman: hónd Synonym(s): father, uncle, dad Roman: hórnd Synonym(s): meat, flesh hOjwum - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿdwʌm/ - hOrjepar - Adverb - /hoʊ:ɹⁿdɛpʰɑɹ/ - Roman: hóndwum Synonym(s): grandfather Roman: hórndepar Synonym(s): sufficiently, enough, adequately, robustly, a healthy amount, richly hOjrik - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿdɹɪᵑɡ/ - Roman: hóndring hOro - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹoʊ/ - feather Synonym(s): Roman: hóro Synonym(s): dog hOjij - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿdɪⁿd/ - Roman: hóndind hOrs - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹs/ - finger Synonym(s): Roman: hórs Synonym(s): smoke, smog hOjilum - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿdɪlʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: hóndilum hOrtov - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɹtʰoʊᵐb/ - Inanimate - tentacle, pseudopod Synonym(s): Roman: hórtomb The plural, éhortomb, can be used to refer to one's entire body. hOjigel - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿdɪgɛɫ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): body part Roman: hóndigel Synonym(s): peninsula, point hOl - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɫ/ - hOjigelon - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ⁿdɪgɛloʊn/ - Roman: hól Synonym(s): place, space, location Inanimate - Roman: hóndigelon Synonym(s): cape, large peninsula hOlmej - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɫmɛⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: hólmend Synonym(s): troll
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 63 of 128 hOlnur - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɫnʌɹ/ - Inanimate - hOpre - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:pʰɹɛ/ - Roman: hólnur Roman: hópre Synonym(s): setting, frame, surroundings Synonym(s): researcher hOlremen - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɫɹɛmɛn/ - hOtega - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:tʰɛgɑ/ - Roman: hólremen Roman: hótega Synonym(s): meeting place, lobby, entrance, desktop (computer) Synonym(s): shy, socially anxious, introverted, awkward hOlsram - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɫsɹɑm/ - Inanimate - ho - Particle - /hoʊ/ - Roman: hólsram Roman: ho Synonym(s): camp, rest stop Synonym(s): let, may hOlej - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:lɛⁿd/ - ho mAwu rOjle - Expression - /hoʊ mɑ:wʌ ɹoʊ:ⁿdlɛ/ - Roman: hólend Roman: ho máwu róndle Synonym(s): store, market, shop Literally "eat something delicious", but metaphorically refers to having a good experience, i.e. the delicious food is the hopefully hOlej nIpewos - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:lɛⁿd enjoyable experience that will be had. Thus "have a good time" is the closest direct translation past the metaphor. - ni:pʰɛwoʊs/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): good luck, have a good day, have a good time Roman: hólend nípewos Not in general hobind use. hojrOpa - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊⁿdɹoʊ:pʰɑ/ - Synonym(s): stock exchange Roman: hondrópa Synonym(s): crow, raven hOlblo - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:ɫbloʊ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: hólblo - - - Synonym(s): office, study, laboratory horA Verb /hoʊɹɑ:/ Roman: horá Synonym(s): call, get someone's attention hOltro - Adverb - /hoʊ:ɫtʰɹoʊ/ -
Roman: hóltro - - - Synonym(s): everywhere, all over, all across horjerm Noun/Adjective /hoʊɹⁿdɛɹm/ Animate - Roman: hornderm Typically has a positive connotation, rather than a negative one, in hOsi - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:si/ - hobind culture. Roman: hósi Synonym(s): fat, well-stocked, healthy, enough, sufficient Synonym(s): harsh, unpleasant, brutal
horOm - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊɹoʊ:m/ - Inanimate - hObom - Verb - /hoʊ:boʊm/ - Roman: horóm Roman: hóbom Synonym(s): nature, outdoors, wilderness, natural, wild, natural Synonym(s): knead, press, shape, mold, form environment hObleni - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:blɛni/ - horOmi - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊɹoʊ:mi/ - Roman: hóbleni Roman: horómi Synonym(s): mankind, hobbitkind, humanity Synonym(s): puppy hObij - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:bɪⁿd/ - horIn - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊɹɪ:n/ - Inanimate - Roman: hóbind Roman: horín Synonym(s): halfling, person Synonym(s): strait, channel between two larger bodies of water hObijwa - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:bɪⁿdwɑ/ - Animate - holjOhus - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊɫⁿdoʊ:hʌs/ - Roman: hóbindwa Roman: holndóhus Synonym(s): crowd, mob, gathering, group of people Not in typical hobind use. Synonym(s): airport hObitar - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊ:bɪtʰɑɹ/ - Animate - Roman: hóbitar holejrEmen - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊlɛⁿdɹɛ:mɛn/ - race, culture, people, cultural, racial Synonym(s): Roman: holendrémen Synonym(s): marketplace, merchant's district
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 64 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - holbilfArbrom hIvelal - Proper Noun - /hi:ᵐbɛɫɑɫ/ - /hoʊɫbɪɫfɑ:ɹbɹoʊm/ - Animate - Roman: hímbelal Roman: holbilfárbrom Synonym(s): Treechill (Azalian month), November Sometimes abbreviated as fárbrom, especially in place names. Synonym(s): trading post hIvurleni - Noun/Adjective - /hi:ᵐbʌɹlɛni/ - Inanimate - holdIslin - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊɫdi:sɫɪn/ - Roman: hímburleni Synonym(s): temperature, level of cold Roman: holdíslin Not in general hobind use - - - Synonym(s): online, on the Internet hIwin Noun/Adjective /hi:wɪn/ Roman: híwin Synonym(s): stable holumrajOm - Noun/Adjective - /hoʊlʌmɹɑⁿdoʊ:m/ - Inanimate - Roman: holumrandóm hIrma - Verb - /hi:ɹmɑ/ - Synonym(s): adventure, quest, mission, expedition Roman: hírma Synonym(s): greet, introduce oneself holumrajOdil - Noun/Adjective - - /hoʊlʌmɹɑⁿdoʊ:dɪɫ/ hIraf - Noun/Adjective - /hi:ɹɑf/ - Roman: holumrandódil adventurer Roman: híraf Synonym(s): Synonym(s): pony, steed
- Expression - /hoʊ fɑ:ᵑɡoʊɹɛ/ - ho fAkore hIlafal - Noun/Adjective - /hɪ:ɫɑfɑɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: ho fángore Synonym(s): goodbye Roman: hílafal Synonym(s): cavalry, mounted combatant
- Expression - /hoʊ sʌ:tʰi ɹoʊ:pʰɑɹ/ - ho sUti rOpar hIloro - Noun/Adjective - /hɪ:loʊɹoʊ/ - Roman: ho súti rópar Synonym(s): good night Roman: híloro Synonym(s): riding dog
- Noun/Adjective - /hoʊbɪⁿdwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ - hobijwUvo hIfu - Noun/Adjective - /hi:fʌ/ - Roman: hobindwúmbo Synonym(s): tallfellow halfling Roman: hífu Synonym(s): nose ho drI Erelwem - Expression - /hoʊ dɹi: ɛ:ɹɛɫwɛm/ - - - - hIpu Noun/Adjective /hi:pʰʌ/ Roman: ho drí érelwem Roman: hípu run for your lives, get the hell out of here, run for it Synonym(s): Not in common hobind use. Synonym(s): bullet (for a modern rifle) hogO - Expression - /hoʊgoʊ:/ - Roman: hogó himEri - Verb - /hɪmɛ:ɹi/ - Swear word derived from the phrase ho gyro "Die!" Roman: himéri fuck you! Synonym(s): Lit. "behave like a friend". Synonym(s): come along with, stick close to, stay nearby to, escort, buddy up with hImwen - Noun/Adjective - /hɪ:mwɛn/ - Animate -
Roman: hímwen - - - Synonym(s): wasp, yellowjacket himErim Noun/Adjective /hɪmɛ:ɹɪm/ Animate - Roman: himérim Synonym(s): escorting, escort service, buddy system hIvri - Noun/Adjective - /hi:ᵐbɹi/ -
Roman: hímbri - - - Synonym(s): cold, cool hirAri Verb /hiɹɑ:ɹi/ Roman: hirári hIve - Verb - /hi:ᵐbɛ/ - This is intransitive, but the entity who is meant to be influenced by the tantrum or the target of mean behavior is given with the Roman: hímbe allative. Synonym(s): cool, chill Synonym(s): act mad, throw a fit, throw a tantrum, be mean, act out, flame (on the Internet)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 65 of 128 hirAf - Verb - /hiɹɑ:f/ - hEjoldil - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ⁿdoʊɫdɪɫ/ - Roman: hiráf Roman: héndoldil Synonym(s): shopkeeper, merchant Not in common hobind use. Synonym(s): vacuum hEjimo - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ⁿdɪmoʊ/ - hirAflos - Noun/Adjective - /hiɹɑ:floʊs/ - Roman: héndimo Synonym(s): income, money gain, earnings, wages, salary Roman: hiráflos Not in common hobind use. - - - Synonym(s): vacuum cleaner hEjivwij Noun/Adjective /hɛ:ⁿdɪᵐbwɪⁿd/ Roman: héndimbwind Synonym(s): trader, travelling merchant, travelling salesman hirafwUvo - Noun/Adjective - /hiɹɑfwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ -
Roman: hirafwúmbo - - - Synonym(s): horse hEkwem Verb /hɛ:ᵑɡwɛm/ Roman: héngwem hiraflOm - Verb - /hiɹɑfloʊ:m/ - Use the ablative to describe what is being substituted for or translated out of, and the allative to describe what the substitution Roman: hiraflóm or new language is. Synonym(s): ride a pony, ride a horse, control a mount Synonym(s): substitute ingredients, modify, translate (a language) hiraflOmim - Noun/Adjective - /hiɹɑfloʊ:mɪm/ - hEkwemwir - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ᵑɡwɛmwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Inanimate - Roman: hiraflómim Roman: héngwemwir Synonym(s): horsemanship, chivalry, pony riding Synonym(s): translation, substitution, variant of a recipe hifAhej - Verb - /hɪfɑ:hɛⁿd/ - hEkro - Verb - /hɛ:ᵑɡɹoʊ/ - Roman: hifáhend Roman: héngro Synonym(s): expect, predict, await, wait for, prepare for Synonym(s): join, enter hifUrd - Verb - /hɪfʌ:ɹd/ - hEklar - Adverb - /hɛ:ᵑɡɫɑɹ/ - Roman: hifúrd Roman: hénglar Synonym(s): behave foolishly, act out, cause trouble, cause a Synonym(s): instead, otherwise, alternatively disturbance
hEki - Verb - /hɛ:ᵑɡi/ - hibIrm - Verb - /hɪbi:ɹm/ - Roman: héngi Roman: hibírm Synonym(s): come Synonym(s): mother, pamper, nurture
hEkul - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ᵑɡʌɫ/ - Inanimate - higOro - Verb - /hɪgoʊ:ɹoʊ/ - Roman: héngul Roman: higóro Synonym(s): other, alternate, different Synonym(s): play dead, pretend to be dead
hEkulleni - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ᵑɡʌɫɛni/ - Inanimate - hEja - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ⁿdɑ/ - Roman: hénda Synonym(s): money, gold Roman: héngulleni Synonym(s): difference, dissimilarity, otherness, oddness, abnormality hEjasri - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ⁿdɑsɹi/ - Animate - Roman: héndasri hEldo - Verb - /hɛ:ɫdoʊ/ - Synonym(s): rich, wealthy, well-off, monied Roman: héldo Only describes the act of raining, not the rain itself - the noun for rain is hámbil. The subject is the source of the rain; one can simply - Verb - /hɛ:ⁿdoʊɫ/ - hEjol use gur similar to English, but speakers also refer to the clouds as Roman: héndol the source of rain, i.e. ewas de heldo "the clouds are raining". Synonym(s): sell Unlike déli, this is an intransitive verb. Synonym(s): rain
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 66 of 128 hElga - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:ɫgɑ/ - Animate - huwIn - Noun/Adjective - /hʌwɪ:n/ - Roman: hélga Roman: huwín Synonym(s): resolve, steadfastness, resolute, steadfast, fast Synonym(s): property, possession (friend), resolved hElgi - Verb - /hɛ:ɫgi/ - Roman: hélgi Synonym(s): endure, persevere, withstand hEsla - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:sɫɑ/ - Roman: hésla Synonym(s): concert, performance, exhibition hEbil - Verb - /hɛ:bɪɫ/ - Roman: hébil Synonym(s): buy, purchase hEgako - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:gɑᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: hégango Synonym(s): shark hEgik - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:gɪᵑɡ/ - Roman: héging Synonym(s): speed, rate hEgur - Noun/Adjective - /hɛ:gʌɹ/ - Roman: hégur Synonym(s): brief, short (time), not long (time), cheap, low cost, inexpensive hekwOjehar - Expression - /hɛᵑɡwoʊ:ⁿdɛhɑɹ/ - Roman: hengwóndehar One typically uses the locative, not the ablative, to describe what someone is welcomed to: Hengwondehar Babandelglibumb! "Welcome to Babandelglib!" (lit. welcome at Babandelglib) Synonym(s): welcome hegA - Noun/Adjective - /hɛgɑ:/ - Inanimate - Roman: hegá Synonym(s): scary, frightening, fearsome hegAher - Adverb - /hɛgɑ:hɛɹ/ - Roman: hegáher Synonym(s): extremely, incredibly, amazingly hU - Expression - /hʌ:/ - Roman: hú Noise of surprise or realization. Not explicitly a word. Synonym(s): oh, aha, ah hUlbwa - Noun/Adjective - /hʌ:ɫbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: húlbwa Synonym(s): directions (to a place), route, itinerary, travel plan
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 67 of 128 WORDS: Evaldin - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbɑɫdɪn/ - Inanimate - E Roman: émbaldin Emal - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mɑɫ/ - Inanimate - Generally used to describe relics of unknown purpose and origin. A Roman: émal better-understood artifact would usually be éndibo. Synonym(s): aspen tree Synonym(s): relic, antiquity, curiosity, mysterious device, artifact
Emreni - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mɹɛni/ - Inanimate - Evrim - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbɹɪm/ - Animate - Roman: émreni Roman: émbrim Synonym(s): neighborhood, region of a town, group of houses, In the gaming usage, commonly abbreviated ER (EmReni) or EMR local, regional (EMReni). Synonym(s): cleverness, cunning, ingenuity, talent, proficiency, level (in gaming) Evovek - Verb - /ɛ:ᵐboʊᵐbɛᵑɡ/ - Roman: émbombeng Synonym(s): grow (intransitive), expand, add onto, increase Emreni - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mɹɛni/ - Roman: émreni Synonym(s): beauty, majesty, splendor Evovekwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐboʊᵐbɛᵑɡwiɹ/ - Inanimate -
Emi - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mi/ - Animate - Roman: émbombengwir Synonym(s): growth (single instance), increase, expansion, Roman: émi improved version Synonym(s): small, little, smart, clever, resourceful, deep (of secrets or understanding) Evovekim - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐboʊᵐbɛᵑɡɪm/ - Inanimate - Emihar - Adverb - /ɛ:mɪhɑɹ/ - Roman: émbombengim Roman: émihar Synonym(s): cleverly, skillfully Refers to the concept in general, or to the mathematical process of addition, not to a specific instance of growth, expansion, etc. Synonym(s): growth, expansionism, expansion, addition, increase, growing, increasing, expanding Emidel - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mɪdɛɫ/ - Roman: émidel Synonym(s): size Evol - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐboʊɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: émbol Synonym(s): toy, plaything Emer - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mɛɹ/ - Animate - Roman: émer Synonym(s): bug, insect Evopi - Verb - /ɛ:ᵐboʊpʰi/ - Roman: émbopi Synonym(s): freeze, solidify, fix in place Emuj - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mʌⁿd/ - Roman: émund Synonym(s): baby, small child, infant Eve - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbɛ/ - Roman: émbe Synonym(s): belly Emukwir - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:mʌᵑɡwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: émungwir Synonym(s): sampling, initial taste, first impression, gist, initial Evegla - Verb - /ɛ:ᵐbɛgɫɑ/ - assessment, general idea Roman: émbegla Synonym(s): promote (to a higher position), appoint, increase in rank Emuke - Verb - /ɛ:mʌᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: émunge Synonym(s): sip, sample, taste, get a feel for, get first impressions Eveglir - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbɛgliɹ/ - of Roman: émbeglir Synonym(s): ranking, judgement, promotion, verdict, decision
Ev - Pronoun - /ɛ:ᵐb/ - Animate - Roman: émb Evegleni - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbɛglɛni/ - you (singular) Synonym(s): Roman: émbegleni Synonym(s): promotion, award, title, rank
Evwal - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbwɑɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: émbwal Synonym(s): willow tree
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 68 of 128 Evusos - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵐbʌsoʊs/ - Ejlojam - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdloʊⁿdɑm/ - Inanimate - Roman: émbusos Roman: éndlondam Synonym(s): balloon, zeppelin Synonym(s): annihilation, obliteration, apocalypse, end of the world, genocide, extinction
Ewugars - Verb - /ɛ:wʌgɑɹs/ - Ejlibwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɫɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: éwugars Synonym(s): teleport, warp Roman: éndlibwa Synonym(s): gore, collection of body parts, carcass, corpse heap
Ewugarswir - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:wʌgɑɹswiɹ/ - - - - Inanimate - Ejibo Noun/Adjective /ɛ:ⁿdɪboʊ/ Inanimate - Roman: éndibo Roman: éwugarswir artifact, archaeological discovery Synonym(s): teleportation spell, instance of teleportation, hyperlink Synonym(s): (Internet)
Ejibopre - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɪboʊpʰɹɛ/ - Animate - Ejwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdwɑ/ - Roman: éndwa Roman: éndibopre Synonym(s): liver Synonym(s): archaeologist
Eja - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɑ/ - Ejermreni - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɛɹmɹɛni/ - Roman: énda Roman: éndermreni Synonym(s): mountain Synonym(s): loyalty, trust
Ejanirn - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɑniɹn/ - Ejermi - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɛɹmi/ - Animate - Roman: éndanirn Roman: éndermi Synonym(s): prosperity, wealth, affluence Synonym(s): faithful, loyal, reliable, stable, steady, fixed
Ejargin - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɑɹgɪn/ - Ejermigo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdɛɹmɪgoʊ/ - Animate - Roman: éndargin Roman: éndermigo Synonym(s): war, military (adjective) Synonym(s): faithless, treacherous, unfaithful, unreliable
Ejake - Verb - /ɛ:ⁿdɑᵑɡɛ/ - Er - Expression - /ɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: éndange Roman: ér Synonym(s): hit, beat, drum, play (a percussion instrument) Honorific title; precedes the name of the person being addressed to show deep respect and deference. Most commonly seen in the - - - Kingdom of Azalia, as this sort of thing isn't a traditional part of Ejorbwim Noun/Adjective /ɛ:ⁿdoʊɹbwɪm/ hobind culture. However, frequently used to address the goddess Roman: éndorbwim Azalla by ehobind who worship her all over (the Tallfelow- Synonym(s): meaning, significance, intention, intent speaking portions of) the continent. Synonym(s): your majesty, sir, madam, your grace, your highness
Ejorbro - Verb - /ɛ:ⁿdoʊɹbɹoʊ/ - Erma - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹmɑ/ - Animate - Roman: éndorbro Synonym(s): intend, mean Roman: érma Synonym(s): kind, pleasant, caring, nice
Ejolbwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ⁿdoʊɫbwɑ/ - Animate - Ermamo - Verb - /ɛ:ɹmɑmoʊ/ - Roman: éndolbwa Roman: érmamo Can describe creatures such as rats, owls, raccoons, wolves, etc. Synonym(s): flock of nocturnal birds, swarm of nocturnal animals, To use this word to talk about "respecting" someone, use the group of nocturnal creatures locative (as with most verbs derived with the -(m)o ending): Pin ermamo embumb "I respect you" (lit. I behave kindly around you). Synonym(s): be kind, be nice, behave kindly, behave oneself, be respectful Ejloja - Verb - /ɛ:ⁿdloʊⁿdɑ/ - Roman: éndlonda eradicate, annihilate, obliterate, wipe out Synonym(s): Ermej - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹmɛⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: érmend Synonym(s): kindness, generosity, goodness, conscience, altruism
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 69 of 128 Ermel - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹmɛɫ/ - Ekovon - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡoʊᵐboʊn/ - Inanimate - Roman: érmel Roman: éngombon Synonym(s): vicariously pleasant, happy for someone else Synonym(s): entire, whole, all of, total, complete, full
Ervelswe - Numeral - /ɛ:ɹᵐbɛɫswɛ/ - Ekorve - Verb - /ɛ:ᵑɡoʊɹᵐbɛ/ - Roman: érmbelswe Roman: éngormbe Synonym(s): three million Synonym(s): squeeze, squish, smush
Erjlis - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹⁿdɫɪs/ - Inanimate - Ekolbwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡoʊɫbwɑ/ - Animate - Roman: érndlis Roman: éngolbwa Synonym(s): boat, ship Synonym(s): school of fish, group of aquatic creatures
- Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹⁿdɫɪs Erjlis derflI Ekobre - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡoʊbɹɛ/ - dɛɹfli:/ - Inanimate - Roman: éngobre Roman: érndlis derflí Synonym(s): age, time period, era Synonym(s): shipwreck
Ekler - Verb - /ɛ:ᵑɡlɛɹ/ - Erkra - Numeral - /ɛ:ɹᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: éngler Roman: érngra Synonym(s): obtain, receive, earn, acquire, achieve, gain Synonym(s): thirty
Eki - Verb - /ɛ:ᵑɡi/ - Erkrakra - Numeral - /ɛ:ɹᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: éngi Roman: érngrangra Synonym(s): laugh, chuckle Synonym(s): three hundred
Ekim - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡɪm/ - Inanimate - Eriwes - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹɪwɛs/ - Roman: éngim Roman: ériwes Synonym(s): sip, sample, point, credit Synonym(s): analysis
Ekim - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡɪm/ - Animate - Ersleni - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɹslɛni/ - Animate - Roman: éngim Roman: érsleni Synonym(s): laughing, jolly, jovial, hearty, mirth, laughter, good Synonym(s): identity, personality, nature (of a person), essence, cheer innate, inherent
Ekin - Verb - /ɛ:ᵑɡɪn/ - Erej - Numeral - /ɛ:ɹɛⁿd/ - Roman: éngin Roman: érend Synonym(s): buzz, vibrate, resonate Synonym(s): three
Ekidwo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡɪdwoʊ/ - Eretar - Adverb - /ɛ:ɹɛtʰɑɹ/ - Roman: éngidwo Roman: éretar Synonym(s): joke, humor, stunt, prank Synonym(s): three times, thrice
Ekegwo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡɛgwoʊ/ - Ek - Pronoun - /ɛ:ᵑɡ/ - Roman: éngegwo Roman: éng Synonym(s): tar, asphalt, bitumen Synonym(s): they (inanimate)
Elman - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫmɑn/ - Inanimate - Ekwalsen - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡwɑɫsɛn/ - Inanimate - Roman: élman Roman: éngwalsen Synonym(s): delta (river) Synonym(s): coral reef
Elmo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫmoʊ/ - Eka - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ᵑɡɑ/ - Roman: élmo Roman: énga Synonym(s): leaf Synonym(s): Mandelenian animal, dinosaur
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 70 of 128 Elmogro - Proper Noun - /ɛ:ɫmoʊgɹoʊ/ - Elbwiv - Numeral - /ɛ:ɫbwɪᵐb/ - Roman: élmogro Roman: élbwimb Synonym(s): Leafdown (Azalian month), October Synonym(s): zero, none at all
Elmban - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫmbɑn/ - Inanimate - Elbo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫboʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: élmban Roman: élbo Synonym(s): small in amount, not much, insufficient, not enough, One can disambiguate by using what is held in the bowl or cup as deficit an adjective: elmban gebil "wine glass", elmban dlupe "fruit bowl", etc. bowl, cup, glass Synonym(s): Eldro - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫdɹoʊ/ - Roman: éldro Synonym(s): elf, fey creature Elmuf - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫmʌf/ - Inanimate - Roman: élmuf cloth, fabric Synonym(s): Eldroton - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫdɹoʊtʰoʊn/ - Roman: éldroton Synonym(s): Fey Realm, Fey Plane, Plane of Fey, Feywild Elwem - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫwɛm/ - Inanimate - Roman: élwem plate, dish, saucer Synonym(s): Elpobij - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫpʰoʊbɪⁿd/ - Roman: élpobind - - - Elal Noun/Adjective /ɛ:ɫɑɫ/ "Take a bath" is úngro élpobind. One can also use the abbreviated Roman: élal version, the verb gwélpwind. Synonym(s): bathtub Refers to the type of creature, i.e. an immortal and psychically augmented mystic, formerly human, dedicated to the service of Soltus. Elpim - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫpʰɪm/ - Synonym(s): elan Roman: élpim Synonym(s): light brown, golden brown Elni - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫni/ -
Roman: élni Eltar - Adverb - /ɛ:ɫtʰɑɹ/ - Has quite a negative connotation in Tallfellow. If you need 'thin" Roman: éltar without the negative connotation, try rémb. Synonym(s): insufficiently, inadequately, weakly, unconvincingly, Synonym(s): thin, malnourished, sickly, underfed, weak, flimsy, sloppily inadequate, insufficient, unconvincing, unsatisfactory, sloppy
Eswi - Verb - /ɛ:swi/ - - - - Elrog Noun/Adjective /ɛ:ɫɹoʊg/ Roman: éswi Roman: élrog Synonym(s): reveal, uncover, bring out, expose, discover, unlock Synonym(s): orc (gaming)
Elku - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫᵑɡʌ/ - Eswir - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:swiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: éswir Roman: élngu revelation, exposé, discovery, unlockable (gaming) Synonym(s): hair on one's head, leaves on a tree Synonym(s):
Els - Pronoun - /ɛ:ɫs/ - Eswiri - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:swiɹi/ - Roman: éswiri Roman: éls emergency, crisis Synonym(s): they (animate) Synonym(s):
Elsiso - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:ɫsɪsoʊ/ - Eswidil - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:swɪdɪɫ/ - Animate - Roman: éswidil Roman: élsiso reporter, whistleblower, detective, informant, source Synonym(s): stacked, stack, pile Synonym(s):
Elen - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:lɛn/ - Esnin - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:snɪn/ - Roman: élen Roman: ésnin Synonym(s): star Not in common hobind use. Synonym(s): memory (for a computer)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 71 of 128 Esite - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:sɪtʰɛ/ - WORDS: Roman: ésite e acceleration Synonym(s): evrOm - Expression - /ɛᵐbɹoʊ:m/ - Roman: embróm Synonym(s): hello Ebrupar - Adverb - /ɛ:bɹʌpʰɑɹ/ - Roman: ébrupar - - - There is no Tallfellow verb that translates to "try". Instead, the evisErs Noun/Adjective /ɛᵐbɪsɛ:ɹs/ adverb ebrupar is used to indicate that the verb describes an Roman: embisérs attempt rather than necessarily a successful act. This word is not used in the sense of 'trying things out", i.e. "I'll try my hand at Typically used to describe airports for explicitly magical aircraft sewing", unless one expects a significant chance of failure. Use such as flying carpets, airships, etc., which are usually seen only in browihar for that sense of "try". Qaelia. Synonym(s): try to, attempt to, attempted Synonym(s): aerodrome, magical airport
Ebi - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:bi/ - evEr - Expression - /ɛᵐbɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: ébi Roman: embér Synonym(s): as for you Typically refers to things that are difficult to break without tools; more extreme in implication than munge, which describes things that can be broken with the teeth. - - - Synonym(s): hard, firm, solid evElwem Noun/Adjective /ɛᵐbɛ:ɫwɛm/ Inanimate - Roman: embélwem Synonym(s): dish brought to a potluck, mystery dish Eber - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:bɛɹ/ - Roman: éber evElwemwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɛᵐbɛ:ɫwɛmwɑ/ - Synonym(s): road, street, path Inanimate - Roman: embélwemwa Eberimiv - Noun/Adjective - /ɛ:bɛɹɪmɪᵐb/ - Inanimate - Only the "potluck" meaning is attested on Dombellus. Synonym(s): potluck, bulletin board (online), content-sharing Roman: éberimimb website, social media Calque of Qaelian (metalroad). railroad, train track Synonym(s): evElo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛᵐbɛ:loʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: embélo Eber ho fAkore - Expression - /ɛ:bɛɹ hoʊ Synonym(s): random, unknown fɑ:ᵑɡoʊɹɛ/ -
Roman: éber ho fángore evegU - Noun/Adjective - /ɛᵐbɛgʌ:/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): farewell Roman: embegú Synonym(s): more, additional, extra, surplus Epar - Adverb - /ɛ:pʰɑɹ/ -
Roman: épar ewErmi - Numeral - /ɛwɛ:ɹmi/ - Synonym(s): a little, somewhat Roman: ewérmi Synonym(s): three thousand Eprif - Verb - /ɛ:pʰɹɪf/ -
Roman: éprif ejwEmon - Verb - /ɛⁿdwɛ:moʊn/ - Synonym(s): less than, surpassed by, get worse, go downhill, deteriorate Roman: endwémon Synonym(s): chase, pursue, hunt, stalk
ejwEmonim - Noun/Adjective - /ɛⁿdwɛ:moʊnɪm/ - Animate - Roman: endwémonim Synonym(s): pursuit, hunting, stalking, chasing, bounty hunter
ejarginrOm - Verb - /ɛⁿdɑɹgɪnɹoʊ:m/ - Roman: endarginróm Synonym(s): wage wars of conquest, build an empire, take what one wants by force, live by the sword, warmonger
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 72 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - ejarginrOmim esnIjonin - Proper Noun - /ɛsni:ⁿdoʊnɪn/ - Animate - /ɛⁿdɑɹgɪnɹoʊ:mɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: esníndonin Roman: endarginrómim Synonym(s): Dreamscape, world of dreams, land of nightmares, Synonym(s): warmongering, violent methods, empire-building, dreamland, dream world colonialism
eslAkas - Noun/Adjective - /ɛsɫɑ:ᵑɡɑs/ - ejadOrdon - Proper Noun - /ɛⁿdɑdoʊ:ɹdoʊn/ - Roman: eslángas Roman: endadórdon Synonym(s): Lucent Mountains More specific term, used if necessary to distinguish between a religion and a belief, ideology, etc. Use the ending -lomim to create names for given religions, i.e. Asalla "Azalla", Asallalomim "worship of Azalla". ejU - Noun/Adjective - /ɛⁿdʌ:/ - Synonym(s): religion Roman: endú Synonym(s): fat (noun), grease ebwUvo - Noun/Adjective - /ɛbwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ - Inanimate - ejunU - Noun/Adjective - /ɛⁿdʌnʌ:/ - Animate - Roman: ebwúmbo Synonym(s): highway, large road Roman: endunú Synonym(s): wooly mammoth, elephant eblibwa - Noun/Adjective - /ɛbɫɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - ekrA - Noun/Adjective - /ɛᵑɡɹɑ:/ - Animate - Roman: eblibwa Roman: engrá Generally used to describe small, hard objects, with rocks being Synonym(s): proud, noble, elite, high-ranking, lord the archetypal example. Synonym(s): pile (esp. of rocks), heap, stack ekrEmo - Adverb - /ɛᵑɡɹɛ:moʊ/ - etOr - Noun/Adjective - /ɛtʰoʊ:ɹ/ - Roman: engrémo Synonym(s): soon, in a little while Roman: etór Synonym(s): voice ekOj - Noun/Adjective - /ɛᵑɡoʊ:ⁿd/ - Roman: engónd Synonym(s): crab ekovE - Adverb - /ɛᵑɡoʊᵐbɛ:/ - Roman: engombé Synonym(s): completely, thoroughly, totally ekEr - Expression - /ɛᵑɡɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: engér Synonym(s): as for them (pl., inanimate) elvUvi - Noun/Adjective - /ɛɫᵐbʌ:ᵐbi/ - Roman: elmbúmbi Synonym(s): patchwork quilt, Patchwork (Azalian country) elfunOhus - Noun/Adjective - /ɛɫfʌnoʊ:hʌs/ - Roman: elfunóhus Synonym(s): airplane, aircraft (nonmagical) elsEr - Expression - /ɛɫsɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: elsér Synonym(s): as for them (pl., inanimate) elEnobuj - Noun/Adjective - /ɛlɛ:noʊbʌⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: elénobund Synonym(s): alien (from space), extraterrestrial, celestial, supernatural, mystical
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 73 of 128 WORDS: bAram - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɹɑm/ - Animate - b Roman: báram coalition, collaboration, united, unified bwArj - Noun/Adjective - /bwɑ:ɹⁿd/ - Synonym(s): Roman: bwárnd Synonym(s): fish bArsnim - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɹsnɪm/ - Roman: bársnim Synonym(s): femininity bwAron - Noun/Adjective - /bwɑ:ɹoʊn/ - Roman: bwáron whale Synonym(s): bArsun - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɹsʌn/ - Roman: bársun Synonym(s): woman bwImos - Noun/Adjective - /bwɪ:moʊs/ - Roman: bwímos alchemy, chemistry Synonym(s): bArboj - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɹboʊⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: bárbond Synonym(s): deep halfling bwerA - Noun/Adjective - /bwɛɹɑ:/ - Roman: bwerá next Synonym(s): bAkorn - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ᵑɡoʊɹn/ - Animate - Roman: bángorn Synonym(s): ally group, sponsor, supporter, contributor, allied, bwerAhar - Adverb - /bwɛɹɑ:hɑɹ/ - sponsoring, supportive Roman: bweráhar Synonym(s): next, then, thereupon, after that bAkornwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ᵑɡoʊɹnwiɹ/ - Inanimate - bAmis - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:mɪs/ - Roman: bángornwir Roman: bámis Synonym(s): alliance, supportive relationship, sponsorship Synonym(s): geothermal vent, steam vent, Orisian crystal vent
bAl - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɫ/ - bAndrem - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ndɹɛm/ - Roman: bál Roman: bándrem Synonym(s): arcane magic Synonym(s): bra, brassiere, undershirt
bAlasrem - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɫɑsɹɛm/ - Inanimate - bAnur - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:nʌɹ/ - Roman: bálasrem Roman: bánur Synonym(s): opera Refers to any upper-body clothing item, regardless of its intended gender (if any). bAlos - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:loʊs/ - Synonym(s): shirt, dress Roman: bálos Not in general hobind use. bAjwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ⁿdwiɹ/ - Synonym(s): phone, telephone Roman: bándwir Synonym(s): current, flow, wave bAlos tEbrus - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:loʊs tʰɛ:bɹʌs/ - Inanimate - bAjom - Verb - /bɑ:ⁿdoʊm/ - Roman: bálos tébrus Roman: bándom Not in general hobind use. Often just "bálos" or "tébrus" for short. Synonym(s): finish, defeat, conquer, vanquish Synonym(s): cell phone
- - - bAjomim Noun/Adjective /bɑ:ⁿdoʊmɪm/ bAliram - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:liɹɑm/ - Animate - Roman: bándomim conquest, domination Roman: báliram Synonym(s): Synonym(s): faction, military division, force (military or social), lobby, interest group bAjel - Verb - /bɑ:ⁿdɛɫ/ - Roman: bándel bAlgonej - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:ɫgoʊnɛⁿd/ - Animate - Synonym(s): flow, pour, blow Roman: bálgonend Synonym(s): bodyguard, bouncer
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 74 of 128 bAfen - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:fɛn/ - Inanimate - bAbis - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:bɪs/ - Inanimate - Roman: báfen Roman: bábis Synonym(s): acid, acidic, acrid, stinging Synonym(s): rapids bAferon - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:fɛɹoʊn/ - bAbev - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:bɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: báferon Roman: bábemb Synonym(s): landwyrm Synonym(s): copper bAferonwen - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:fɛɹoʊnwɛn/ - bAdra - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:dɹɑ/ - Animate - Roman: báferonwen Roman: bádra Synonym(s): forest landwyrm Synonym(s): invader, foreigner (pejorative), outsider (not the creature type) bAferonraf - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:fɛɹoʊnɹɑf/ - bAgwej - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:gwɛⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: báferonraf Synonym(s): plains landwyrm Roman: bágwend A bagwend is the smallest familial unit in hobind culture, the next largest (and traditionally, also largest) being the sawer. It is similar bAferoj - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:fɛɹoʊⁿd/ - to a nuclear family, but unlike a nuclear family it has no Roman: báferond restrictions on the type or relation between the halflings (or even Synonym(s): hill landwyrm other beings) that are members. A bagwend could be formed by three brothers, for instance, although if they wanted their bagwend to survive they would need to find someone viable for child-bearing who was outside the sawer they inhabited. There is - - - bAs Noun/Adjective /bɑ:s/ Animate - no need for any marital, sexual, etc. bond in a bagwend, but those Roman: bás who originate from outside the sawer may engage in any such Synonym(s): extraplanar being, outsider (creature type) activity they desire with any number of members of any sex within the bagwend, and any children that result belong to the bagwend as a whole. One may leave the bagwend at any time, for any reason, but typically members of a bagwend, most of whom are - - - bAhu Noun/Adjective /bɑ:hʌ/ there purely by choice and convenience, form strong bonds with Roman: báhu one another and will stay together over long periods of time. Synonym(s): scimitar (Their children are somewhat more likely to leave for another bagwend, which anyway they must do to be able to find mates of any kind.) Groups of unrelated halflings who all meet on their - - - travels, perhaps forming an adventuring party in the process, often bAban Noun/Adjective /bɑ:bɑn/ retire to form a bagwend in a cozy sawer, in which case Roman: bában relationships between them can be anything they desire. Synonym(s): water The term bagwend refers to everyone in the bagwend, including parents, children, etc. The founders of a bagwend, or its members within a single generation, are known collectively as a dirlus after bAban sIpur - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:bɑn si:pʰʌɹ/ - the Sylvan term "tylos", used to describe a similar but somewhat different idea in elven culture. Inanimate - Synonym(s): family, group of roommates, co-op Roman: bában sípur Synonym(s): sparkling water, carbonated water, Qaelian water, seltzer bAgo - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:goʊ/ - Animate - Roman: bágo bAbakwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:bɑᵑɡwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Originated as a slang form of bágwend. Roman: bábangwir Synonym(s): team, group, party (of adventurers or political) Synonym(s): dam, patch, act of covering one's mouth when coughing or sneezing
bAgotab - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:goʊtʰɑb/ - bAbake - Verb - /bɑ:bɑᵑɡɛ/ - Roman: bágotab corps, military troop Roman: bábange Synonym(s): Especially used to describe fixing leaks that would allow liquid in, but in the modern language may be used for any type of minor bAgin - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:gɪn/ - repair. Synonym(s): mend, fix, patch up, glue together, sew back together, Roman: bágin cover one's mouth when sneezing or coughing Synonym(s): home, house
- - - bAbin - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:bɪn/ - Inanimate - bAtrasnel Noun/Adjective /bɑ:tʰɹɑsnɛɫ/ Roman: bátrasnel Roman: bábin video, home video, movie Synonym(s): bottle, jar Synonym(s):
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 75 of 128 bAtor - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ:tʰoʊɹ/ - bakil - Noun/Adjective - /bɑᵑɡɪɫ/ - Roman: bátor Roman: bangil Synonym(s): tears Not in common hobind use. Synonym(s): film, movie bakEbil - Noun/Adjective - /bɑᵑɡɛ:bɪɫ/ - ba - Noun/Adjective - /bɑ/ - Roman: bangébil Synonym(s): tavern, bar, pub Roman: ba Synonym(s): top bafrI - Noun/Adjective - /bɑfɹi:/ - bamAswo - Noun/Adjective - /bɑmɑ:swoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bafrí Synonym(s): dry Roman: bamáswo Synonym(s): luxurious setting, party location, vacation destination, resort, tourist attraction basArm - Noun/Adjective - /bɑsɑ:ɹm/ - Inanimate -
- - - Roman: basárm bavIlfen Noun/Adjective /bɑᵐbɪ:ɫfɛn/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): quarry
Roman: bambílfen bahAgre - Noun/Adjective - /bɑhɑ:gɹɛ/ - Refers to a location where boats need to be carried over land or Roman: bahágre obstacles, not to the practice of doing so. Synonym(s): engineer Synonym(s): portage
- Noun/Adjective - /bɑbɑⁿdɛ:ɫ/ - bawIruk - Noun/Adjective - /bɑwi:ɹʌᵑɡ/ - Inanimate - babajEl Roman: babandél Roman: bawírung Synonym(s): waterfall Synonym(s): settlement, colony, outpost
- Noun/Adjective - /bɑgwoʊ:ⁿdɛ/ - Inanimate - banAr - Noun/Adjective - /bɑnɑ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - bagwOje Roman: banár Roman: bagwónde Synonym(s): meeting room, conference room, place for discussion, tavern, bar, chat room, chat box, chat (Internet) The indigenous Tallfellow term for this concept, it is usually associated with less formal religious worship than words like gás and snóglo. Synonym(s): shrine, sanctuary, temple banisOdepri - Noun/Adjective - /bɑnɪsoʊ:dɛpʰɹi/ - Roman: banisódepri Synonym(s): fractal bagAkom - Noun/Adjective - /bɑgɑ:ᵑɡoʊm/ - Roman: bagángom Synonym(s): prison, cell, jail, dungeon bandrEmi - Noun/Adjective - /bɑndɹɛ:mi/ - Roman: bandrémi Synonym(s): bra, brassiere bagrUgor - Noun/Adjective - /bɑgɹʌ:goʊɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bagrúgor Synonym(s): cupboard, cabinet, dresser bajOpa - Noun/Adjective - /bɑⁿdoʊ:pʰɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bandópa Synonym(s): building site, construction site, foundation (of a bagOr - Noun/Adjective - /bɑgoʊ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - building) Roman: bagór Synonym(s): edge, limit, border, barrier, obstacle bajElmi - Noun/Adjective - /bɑⁿdɛ:ɫmi/ -
Roman: bandélmi bagirOs - Noun/Adjective - /bɑgiɹoʊ:s/ - Inanimate - Refers to the location in one's house or the facility where one can Roman: bagirós take a shower, not to the act of taking the shower itself; for that, see délwir. Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): shower Synonym(s): bus stop, bus station, train station bakobin - Noun/Adjective - /bɑᵑɡoʊbɪn/ - brAwam - Noun/Adjective - /bɹɑ:wɑm/ - Inanimate - Roman: bangobin Roman: bráwam Synonym(s): dock, bay To say "use an ability" you would generally use wiri, not brawo; so "I can't use that ability" would be "Pin wiri brawamer wurle". Synonym(s): action, skill, technique, ability, power (to do something), capability
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 76 of 128 brAwo - Verb - /bɹɑ:woʊ/ - brOma - Verb - /bɹoʊ:mɑ/ - Roman: bráwo Roman: bróma Synonym(s): contact, get in touch with, call (on the telephone), Can refer to speaking a language, practicing an art, trade, or other phone, communicate with, send a message to skill, or using a technique such as magic, etc. Synonym(s): speak, practice, use brOmanul - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:mɑnʌɫ/ -
- - - Roman: brómanul brAwor Noun/Adjective /bɹɑ:woʊɹ/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): message, correspondence, letter (correspondence) Roman: bráwor Synonym(s): certain, definite, sure brOvwa - Verb - /bɹoʊ:ᵐbwɑ/ -
- - - Roman: brómbwa brAwora Adverb /bɹɑ:woʊɹɑ/ Synonym(s): learn, find out, realize, figure out Roman: bráwora Synonym(s): certainly, clearly, definitely, evidently, obviously brOvwanul - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:ᵐbwɑnʌɫ/ - Inanimate - - - - brAwir Verb /bɹɑ:wiɹ/ Roman: brómbwanul Roman: bráwir Synonym(s): new information, discovery, findings, results of research, documentation, data You can use bráwir to describe brushing your teeth: Pin de brawir mond "I'm brushing my teeth". Note that mond is in the singular. Synonym(s): wipe, brush off, sweep brOvwadil - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:ᵐbwɑdɪɫ/ - Roman: brómbwadil Synonym(s): student, learner brAwirje - Verb - /bɹɑ:wiɹⁿdɛ/ - Roman: bráwirnde Synonym(s): mop up, soak up, absorb, assimilate brOwi - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:wi/ - Roman: brówi Synonym(s): new, found, recent brAwir Elwem - Expression - /bɹɑ:wiɹ ɛ:ɫwɛm/ - Roman: bráwir élwem Synonym(s): clear up, run its course, conclude, wrap up, bring to a brOwihar - Adverb - /bɹoʊ:wɪhɑɹ/ - close Roman: brówihar The equivalent of ebrupar for the "see what happens" brand of - - - brAjwo Noun/Adjective /bɹɑ:ⁿdwoʊ/ trying as opposed to the attempting and not necessarily Roman: brándwo succeeding. Synonym(s): sign, marker, bookmark, placeholder, reminder Synonym(s): newly, try out, give a shot, take a chance brAje - Verb - /bɹɑ:ⁿdɛ/ - brOn - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:n/ - Roman: bránde Roman: brón Synonym(s): notice, perceive, distinguish Synonym(s): door, hole brawOgo - Noun/Adjective - /bɹɑwoʊ:goʊ/ - brOnak - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:nɑᵑɡ/ - Inanimate - Roman: brawógo Roman: brónang Synonym(s): uncertain, unsure, indefinite Synonym(s): window
brOneber - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:nɛbɛɹ/ - Inanimate - brO - Verb - /bɹoʊ:/ - Roman: bró Synonym(s): find, reach, aim for Roman: bróneber Synonym(s): tunnel, underground passage, burrow brOmwim - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:mwɪm/ - brOje - Verb - /bɹoʊ:ⁿdɛ/ - Roman: brómwim Synonym(s): vagina Roman: brónde Synonym(s): recruit, hire, employ, headhunt (business), scout, levy (troops) brOmwuv - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:mwʌᵐb/ - Roman: brómwumb Synonym(s): cave, burrow
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 77 of 128 brOraf - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:ɹɑf/ - Inanimate - brObwar - Verb - /bɹoʊ:bwɑɹ/ - Roman: bróraf Roman: bróbwar Synonym(s): fish, catch fish Used to describe the nests of creatures that live in grassland regions as opposed to the forest. Also used for other types of terrain without many trees, such as desert, tundra, etc. terrain. - - - Synonym(s): burrow, nest brObwardil Noun/Adjective /bɹoʊ:bwɑɹdɪɫ/ Roman: bróbwardil Synonym(s): fisher, fisherman brOrif - Verb - /bɹoʊ:ɹɪf/ -
Roman: brórif - - - Synonym(s): smell, sniff brOdwo Noun/Adjective /bɹoʊ:dwoʊ/ Inanimate - Roman: bródwo Synonym(s): tool, device, implement brOritwo - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:ɹɪtʰwoʊ/ - Inanimate - - - - Roman: bróritwo brOgruj Noun/Adjective /bɹoʊ:gɹʌⁿd/ Synonym(s): perfume, pleasant scent, floral scent, smell of flowers Roman: brógrund Synonym(s): anus, butthole brOko - Verb - /bɹoʊ:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Roman: bróngo brIklem - Verb - /bɹi:ᵑɡlɛm/ - Synonym(s): hunt, fish, catch food, gather food Roman: brínglem Synonym(s): flank, box in, get the drop on, ambush, sneak attack brOkon - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:ᵑɡoʊn/ - Inanimate - brIklemim - Noun/Adjective - /bɹi:ᵑɡlɛmɪm/ - Roman: bróngon Synonym(s): net Inanimate - Roman: brínglemim Synonym(s): flanking, flanking maneuvers, stealth tactics, dirty fighting brOf - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:f/ - Inanimate - Roman: bróf bucket, pail Synonym(s): brIkul - Verb - /bɹi:ᵑɡʌɫ/ - Roman: bríngul Synonym(s): dance brOfwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:fwiɹ/ - Roman: brófwir scent, smell, odor Synonym(s): brItorm - Noun/Adjective - /bɹi:tʰoʊɹm/ - Roman: brítorm Synonym(s): laser brOswir - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:swiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bróswir exercise, drill, rehearsal Synonym(s): bri - Noun/Adjective - /bɹi/ - Roman: bri Synonym(s): left (direction) brOsur - Verb - /bɹoʊ:sʌɹ/ - Roman: brósur practice, rehearse Synonym(s): brEndil - Noun/Adjective - /bɹɛ:ndɪɫ/ - Roman: bréndil - - - brOham Noun/Adjective /bɹoʊ:hɑm/ Inanimate - Does not refer to the direction "right", or to being correct. Roman: bróham Synonym(s): right, entitlement, due Synonym(s): spell, enchantment, ongoing spell effect, continuous effect, charge (for a magic device) brEron - Verb - /bɹɛ:ɹoʊn/ - brOham uvElim - Noun/Adjective - /bɹoʊ:hɑm Roman: bréron Synonym(s): beg, plead, implore ʌᵐbɛ:ɫɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: bróham umbélim - Noun/Adjective - /bɹɛ:ᵑɡi/ - Not in general hobind usage. May be abbreviated BU. brEki Synonym(s): experience point Roman: bréngi Synonym(s): chamberpot, toilet, outhouse, restroom, bathroom brOho - Verb - /bɹoʊ:hoʊ/ - Roman: bróho brEl - Noun/Adjective - /bɹɛ:ɫ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): enchant, cast a spell on Roman: brél Synonym(s): flower
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 78 of 128 brElek - Noun/Adjective - /bɹɛ:lɛᵑɡ/ - bOvwes - Verb - /boʊ:ᵐbwɛs/ - Roman: bréleng Roman: bómbwes Synonym(s): spring Synonym(s): pay attention to, listen to, watch, notice, watch over, mind bren - Particle - /bɹɛn/ - bOvwesurk - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ᵐbwɛsʌɹᵑɡ/ - Roman: bren Roman: bómbwesurng This particle follows the progressive particle de, but goes in front Synonym(s): throwback, tribute, homage of all tenses. Synonym(s): must, should, have to bOva - Verb - /boʊ:ᵐbɑ/ - brUtrifus - Noun/Adjective - /bɹʌ:tʰɹɪfʌs/ - Inanimate Roman: bómba Synonym(s): see, understand - Roman: brútrifus bOvam - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ᵐbɑm/ - Inanimate - Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): instant message, direct message, text (message) Roman: bómbam Describes the concepts of sight and vision in general, not specific sights or visions perceived. bOmo - Expression - /boʊ:moʊ/ - Synonym(s): sight, understanding, vision, perception Roman: bómo
Used as a casual and informal way of asking for something held by - - - the person you're addressing. bOvadil Noun/Adjective /boʊ:ᵐbɑdɪɫ/ Synonym(s): gimme that Roman: bómbadil Synonym(s): sage, wise person bOmi - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:mi/ - Roman: bómi bOvleni - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ᵐblɛni/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): hand Roman: bómbleni Synonym(s): wisdom, insight, understanding, dexterity, skill bOmul - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:mʌɫ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bómul bOwan - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:wɑn/ - Roman: bówan Natively, refers most often to a rectangular strip-like pastry with Synonym(s): sapphire nuts and sweet berries baked into it, thus the metaphorical extensions. Synonym(s): muffin, small cake, pastry, strip, rod, column (in a document) bOnos - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:noʊs/ - Roman: bónos Synonym(s): torture bOv - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ᵐb/ - Roman: bómb bOnosi - Verb - /boʊ:noʊsi/ - Not to be confused with bómb "in hand", although some hobind linguists speculate this is where the adjective came from - a wise Roman: bónosi Synonym(s): torture hobind has every situation well in hand! Can also be used to describe body parts as being highly effective, i.e. someone with "wise" hands is good with their hands. Synonym(s): wise, smart, dextrous bOjer - Verb - /boʊ:ⁿdɛɹ/ - Roman: bónder Synonym(s): check, confirm, verify bOvwir - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Animate - Roman: bómbwir Synonym(s): visibility, sight range, vision range, understandability, bOrm - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹm/ - readability Roman: bórm Synonym(s): bread bOvwer - Verb - /boʊ:ᵐbwɛɹ/ - Roman: bómbwer bOrmrur - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹmɹʌɹ/ - Inanimate - The subject of the sentence holds hands with the object of the Roman: bórmrur sentence. No preposition, case, etc. is needed. Synonym(s): deadly, lethal Synonym(s): hold hands with
bOrmir - Verb - /boʊ:ɹmiɹ/ - Roman: bórmir Synonym(s): kill, ostracize
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 79 of 128 bOrmbolk - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹmboʊɫᵑɡ/ - bOlglewa - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɫglɛwɑ/ - Roman: bórmbolng Roman: bólglewa Synonym(s): sandwich Synonym(s): southeast, southeastern bOrk - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹᵑɡ/ - Animate - bOlgu - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɫgʌ/ - Roman: bórng Roman: bólgu Synonym(s): south Larks in hobind culture are believed to be very wise and to impart their wisdom through their elaborate songs. Elders and neurodivergent hobind folk often keep larks as pets and are - - - believed to be able to interpret their calls so as to gain a deeper bOfas Noun/Adjective /boʊ:fɑs/ understanding of the world, or even predict the future. Hobind Roman: bófas spellcasters often choose larks as their familiars in place of ravens. Synonym(s): ancient, venerable Synonym(s): lark
bOflevi - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:flɛᵐbi/ - bOri - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹi/ - Animate - Roman: bóflembi Roman: bóri Synonym(s): smooth, perfect, clean Synonym(s): selfish, thoughtless, flushed, having a rash
bOflevin - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:flɛᵐbɪn/ - Inanimate bOrbon - Verb - /boʊ:ɹboʊn/ - - Roman: bórbon Roman: bóflembin Synonym(s): glass, transparent material, transparent, clear, see- You can use bórbon imo to describe your plans and intentions: Pin through borbon imo fangi holendó. "I'm planning to go to the store." (lit. I bake so as to go to the store) Synonym(s): bake, make bread, prepare, plan, schedule, make - - - (time) bOswibij Noun/Adjective /boʊ:swɪbɪⁿd/ Roman: bóswibind Synonym(s): apprentice, novice, amateur bOrbonir - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹboʊniɹ/ -
Roman: bórbonir - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:sɹʌ/ - Synonym(s): work of art, creation bOsru Roman: bósru Synonym(s): jasper bOrbondil - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɹboʊndɪɫ/ -
Roman: bórbondil - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:soʊ/ - Synonym(s): baker, scheduler, planner, supervisor bOso Roman: bóso bOkovwir - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ᵑɡoʊᵐbwiɹ/ - Slang term mainly used in Fyvalian-heavy regions. Synonym(s): emo, angsty, goth Inanimate - Roman: bóngombwir stare, examination, investigation, study (academic) Synonym(s): bOhim - Verb - /boʊ:hɪm/ - Roman: bóhim search, investigate, sleuth bOkove - Verb - /boʊ:ᵑɡoʊᵐbɛ/ - Synonym(s): Roman: bóngombe Synonym(s): stare at, look over, examine, study, investigate bOhem - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:hɛm/ - Animate - Roman: bóhem strange, weird, bizarre bOln - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɫn/ - Synonym(s): Roman: bóln Synonym(s): story, tale, legend bObuj - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:bʌⁿd/ - Roman: bóbund animal, creature, living thing bOlkem - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:ɫᵑɡɛm/ - Synonym(s): Roman: bólngem Synonym(s): book bObur - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:bʌɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bóbur reason, intelligence, wisdom bOlenem - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:lɛnɛm/ - Synonym(s): Roman: bólenem Synonym(s): rainbow bOd - Verb - /boʊ:d/ - Roman: bód Synonym(s): depart, set out, embark
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 80 of 128 bOgli - Verb - /boʊ:gli/ - bolni - Noun/Adjective - /boʊɫni/ - Roman: bógli Roman: bolni Synonym(s): tour, sightsee, look around, see (sights), visit Synonym(s): fictional, fictitious bOglim - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:gɫɪm/ - Inanimate - bolgwElben - Noun/Adjective - /boʊɫgwɛ:ɫbɛn/ - Roman: bóglim Roman: bolgwélben Synonym(s): tourism, sightseeing Synonym(s): southwest, southwestern bOglir - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:gliɹ/ - Inanimate - bobUn - Noun/Adjective - /boʊbʌ:n/ - Inanimate - Roman: bóglir Roman: bobún Synonym(s): tour, sightseeing trip, visit Synonym(s): pipe (for smoking) bOglidil - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:gɫɪdɪɫ/ - Animate - bobunEmi - Noun/Adjective - /boʊbʌnɛ:mi/ - Inanimate - Roman: bóglidil Roman: bobunémi Synonym(s): tourist, sightseer, visitor Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): cigarette bOpar - Adverb - /boʊ:pʰɑɹ/ -
Roman: bópar bodAganeg - Noun/Adjective - /boʊdɑ:gɑnɛg/ - Synonym(s): wisely, skillfully Roman: bodáganeg Synonym(s): official, royal, authoritative, formal bOpe - Verb - /boʊ:pʰɛ/ -
Roman: bópe botUj - Noun/Adjective - /boʊtʰʌ:ⁿd/ - Synonym(s): read Roman: botúnd Synonym(s): watcher, lookout, scout bOpum - Noun/Adjective - /boʊ:pʰʌm/ - Inanimate -
Roman: bópum blAwi - Noun/Adjective - /bɫɑ:wi/ - Synonym(s): pipeweed, tobacco Roman: bláwi Synonym(s): cat bomrOm - Verb - /boʊmɹoʊ:m/ -
Roman: bomróm blawImi - Noun/Adjective - /bɫɑwɪ:mi/ - Synonym(s): point, gesture (at), indicate, point out, highlight Roman: blawími Synonym(s): kitten bomO - Expression - /boʊmoʊ:/ -
Roman: bomó blIre - Noun/Adjective - /bli:ɹɛ/ - Used in either formal or informal situations when giving someone Roman: blíre something they asked for or wanted. Synonym(s): here you go Fyvalian slang found in ethnically Fyvalian regions in particular. Synonym(s): cool (slang), awesome, nifty bomOwir - Noun/Adjective - /boʊmoʊ:wiɹ/ - Inanimate - bli - Noun/Adjective - /bli/ - Roman: bomówir Synonym(s): task, chore, quest, favor Roman: bli Synonym(s): my, mine bovOke - Noun/Adjective - /boʊᵐboʊ:ᵑɡɛ/ - blEmil - Noun/Adjective - /blɛ:mɪɫ/ - Roman: bombónge Roman: blémil Lacks a negative connotation in Tallfellow; insanity is believed to Synonym(s): penis come to those who have so much intellect that their head can't manage it properly, though it often comes with dangers and challenges of its own. - - - insane, crazy, mentally ill, prophetic, genius, blElni Noun/Adjective /blɛ:ɫni/ revelatory,Synonym(s): eccentric, odd, inexplicable, too smart for one's own good Roman: blélni Synonym(s): suspicious, untrustworthy, sinister, sketchy, questionable bovlOm - Verb - /boʊᵐbloʊ:m/ - Roman: bomblóm blesIlvo - Noun/Adjective - /blɛsɪ:ɫᵐboʊ/ - Synonym(s): manage, handle, deal with, direct, guide, govern Roman: blesílmbo Synonym(s): wonderful, excellent, fantastic
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 81 of 128 blesIlvohar - Adverb - /blɛsɪ:ɫᵐboʊhɑɹ/ - bIrm - Noun/Adjective - /bi:ɹm/ - Roman: blesílmbohar Roman: bírm Synonym(s): wonderfully, excellently, fantastically Synonym(s): mother, aunt blUvobwi - Noun/Adjective - /blʌ:ᵐboʊbwi/ - bIron - Noun/Adjective - /bi:ɹoʊn/ - Roman: blúmbobwi Roman: bíron Synonym(s): floodplain Synonym(s): bear blUn - Noun/Adjective - /blʌ:n/ - bIrog - Noun/Adjective - /bi:ɹoʊg/ - Animate - Roman: blún Roman: bírog Synonym(s): river Synonym(s): shame, dishonor, disrespect, shameful, disrespectful, dishonorable blunEmi - Noun/Adjective - /blʌnɛ:mi/ - bIrem - Noun/Adjective - /bi:ɹɛm/ - Animate - Roman: blunémi Synonym(s): stream, brook, creek Roman: bírem Synonym(s): army, navy, military force blurugin - Noun/Adjective - /blʌɹʌgɪn/ - bIrb - Noun/Adjective - /bi:ɹb/ - Inanimate - Roman: blurugin Synonym(s): water mill Roman: bírb Synonym(s): seed, unborn child, fetus bImwum - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:mwʌm/ - bIka - Adverb - /bi:ᵑɡɑ/ - Roman: bímwum Synonym(s): grandmother Roman: bínga Synonym(s): often, frequently bIwa - Verb - /bi:wɑ/ - bIlam - Verb - /bɪ:ɫɑm/ - Roman: bíwa Roman: bílam Can be used with a "times" adverb such as lóhar Synonym(s): claim, capture, plunder Synonym(s): split, halve, break apart, snap, cut open, divide
bIladlo - Verb - /bɪ:ɫɑdloʊ/ - bIwam - Noun/Adjective - /bi:wɑm/ - Roman: bíladlo Roman: bíwam Synonym(s): retake, reclaim, reconquer, recapture, take back Synonym(s): half
bIlj - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:ɫⁿd/ - bIwavwa - Noun/Adjective - /bi:wɑᵐbwɑ/ - Roman: bílnd Roman: bíwambwa Synonym(s): arm Synonym(s): quarter, one fourth
bIli - Verb - /bɪ:li/ - bIwapar - Adverb - /bi:wɑpʰɑɹ/ - Roman: bíli Roman: bíwapar Synonym(s): invade, force entry into Synonym(s): partly, partially, somewhat, a bit, halfway
bIliwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:ɫɪwiɹ/ - bIwir - Noun/Adjective - /bi:wiɹ/ - Roman: bíliwir Roman: bíwir Synonym(s): invasion, incursion Synonym(s): canyon, gorge, rift, splitting
bIlfwosrim - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:ɫfwoʊsɹɪm/ - bInos - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:noʊs/ - Inanimate - Roman: bílfwosrim Roman: bínos Synonym(s): liberation, emancipation, freeing Synonym(s): glass (material)
bIlfwoher - Verb - /bɪ:ɫfwoʊhɛɹ/ - bInosan - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:noʊsɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: bílfwoher Roman: bínosan Synonym(s): free, liberate, emancipate Synonym(s): delicate, fragile, glass-like, brittle, frail
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 82 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - /biɹɑ:pʰɛɫfʌn/ - bIlfen - Verb - /bɪ:ɫfɛn/ - birApelfun Roman: bílfen Inanimate - Roman: birápelfun When used with the allative case, this verb can be used to describe being made into something else, with the allative noun indicating Not in general hobind use, except sometimes by scholars of Zelev what that thing is made into. To describe someone being made to culture. do something else, use imo and follow it up with the thing that Synonym(s): electricity, electrical, vjaachpelfan, lightning alchemy person is compelled to do, i.e. sal rum bilfen pin imo mawu rimb engombon "she made me eat the entire pie". hold, carry, bring, make into, cause to be Synonym(s): bironfrIjo - Noun/Adjective - /biɹoʊnfɹi:ⁿdoʊ/ - Roman: bironfríndo Synonym(s): owlbear bIlfendil - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:ɫfɛndɪɫ/ - Roman: bílfendil carriage, chariot, wagon Synonym(s): birblOm - Verb - /biɹbloʊ:m/ - Roman: birblóm Synonym(s): plant, fertilize, impregnate bIlbwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:ɫbwiɹ/ - Roman: bílbwir Synonym(s): theft, robbery, burglary, mugging, capture (in war), - - - occupation (in war) bilamwir Noun/Adjective /bɪɫɑmwiɹ/ Roman: bilamwir Synonym(s): capture, catch bIlbafri - Verb - /bɪ:ɫbɑfɹi/ -
Roman: bílbafri - Verb - /bɪɫfɑ:/ - Synonym(s): expire, dry up, run out, empty out, be exhausted bilfA Roman: bilfá Synonym(s): send, order, command, control bIlbor - Verb - /bɪ:ɫboʊɹ/ -
Roman: bílbor - Noun/Adjective - /bɪɫfɑ:nʌɫ/ - Synonym(s): steal, seize, rob, burgle bilfAnul Roman: bilfánul Synonym(s): controls, input, interface bIlbordil - Noun/Adjective - /bɪ:ɫboʊɹdɪɫ/ - Roman: bílbordil bilfArbwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɪɫfɑ:ɹbwiɹ/ - Synonym(s): thief, rogue Inanimate - Roman: bilfárbwir switch, exchange, trade, swap bIlu - Verb - /bɪ:lʌ/ - Synonym(s): Roman: bílu Synonym(s): take, get, pick up, dispel (a spell) bilfArbro - Verb - /bɪɫfɑ:ɹbɹoʊ/ - Roman: bilfárbro - - - bIlpom Verb /bɪ:ɫpʰoʊm/ To say what you are switching out or trading for, use imo. In some Roman: bílpom dialects the genitive can be used, but technically that refers to the Synonym(s): confuse, twist, mutate, randomly alter means by which the trade is carried out. Synonym(s): replace, switch out, exchange, trade, swap, toggle
- - - bIltro Verb /bɪ:ɫtʰɹoʊ/ bilfArbrodil - Noun/Adjective - /bɪɫfɑ:ɹbɹoʊdɪɫ/ Roman: bíltro - Only applies to physical pleasure. Roman: bilfárbrodil Synonym(s): pleasure, massage, caress Synonym(s): delegate, representative bIsaj - Verb - /bi:sɑⁿd/ - bilfOr - Noun/Adjective - /bɪɫfoʊ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bísand Roman: bilfór Synonym(s): retreat, flee, fall back, withdraw Synonym(s): orders, commands, instructions biwAvu - Verb - /bɪwɑ:ᵐbʌ/ - bilfUki - Verb - /bɪɫfʌ:ᵑɡi/ - Roman: biwámbu Roman: bilfúngi Synonym(s): lift, raise (upward), hoist, pull up Synonym(s): endanger, threaten
bilfUkim - Noun/Adjective - /bɪɫfʌ:ᵑɡɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: bilfúngim Synonym(s): danger, threat, peril, dangerous, threatening, dire, grave, serious, severe
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 83 of 128 bilbA - Verb - /bɪɫbɑ:/ - bEjodil - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ⁿdoʊdɪɫ/ - Roman: bilbá Roman: béndodil Intransitive verb. Not used to describe, say, hanging up a coat. Specifically refers to the Tallfellow ending mark, analogous to a Synonym(s): hang, cling, dangle period in English. Synonym(s): period (punctuation) bilbA - Noun/Adjective - /bɪɫbɑ:/ - Inanimate - - - - Roman: bilbá bEjleni Noun/Adjective /bɛ:ⁿdlɛni/ Synonym(s): shoulder Roman: béndleni Synonym(s): future bEvleni - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ᵐblɛni/ - - - - Roman: bémbleni bEjir Noun/Adjective /bɛ:ⁿdiɹ/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): courage, bravery, valor Roman: béndir Synonym(s): night, evening bEvi - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ᵐbi/ - - - - Roman: bémbi bEr Noun/Adjective /bɛ:ɹ/ Synonym(s): stag Roman: bér Synonym(s): stick, rod, staff bEni - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ni/ - - - - Roman: béni bEral Noun/Adjective /bɛ:ɹɑɫ/ Synonym(s): glittering, sparkling, shining Roman: béral Synonym(s): tree bEnfevi - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:nfɛᵐbi/ - Animate - - - - Roman: bénfembi bErom Noun/Adjective /bɛ:ɹoʊm/ Synonym(s): crocodile, alligator Roman: bérom Has a more positive connotation than sónul does. Synonym(s): content, fine, satisfied, satisfactory, acceptable bEjwim - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ⁿdwɪm/ - Roman: béndwim bErivin - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɹɪᵐbɪn/ - Inanimate - If it is necessary to distinguish between the two meanings of this word, one can say móme béndwim "dinner" or íng béndwim Roman: bérimbin "yesterday" and be unambiguous. Béndwimer means "tonight's Synonym(s): pillow, cushion dinner". Synonym(s): dinner, yesterday, supper bErfum - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɹfʌm/ - bEjwir - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ⁿdwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: bérfum Roman: béndwir An apple orchard is the most representative type, but any Synonym(s): completion, finish, end, dessert collection of fruit trees will do. Synonym(s): grove, orchard bEjwilof - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ⁿdwɪloʊf/ - Inanimate - bErfum - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɹfʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: béndwilof Roman: bérfum Synonym(s): elm tree Describes the time period from about 3:20 - 4:40 am. Synonym(s): timekeeper's supper, very early in the morning bErev - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɹɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - bEjo - Verb - /bɛ:ⁿdoʊ/ - Roman: béremb Synonym(s): birch tree Roman: béndo Synonym(s): end, finish, complete, have dessert bEl - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫ/ - Animate - bEjor - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ⁿdoʊɹ/ - Roman: bél Synonym(s): emotion, feeling (psychological), compassion, care for Roman: béndor others Synonym(s): decisive, climactic, finishing, conclusive
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 84 of 128 bElji - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫⁿdi/ - bElgo - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫgoʊ/ - Animate - Roman: bélndi Roman: bélgo Synonym(s): cruel, heartless, thoughtless, insensitive, mean, nasty, Literally from beral + und, "tree-leg", indicating that something awful this small sees a halfling's legs to be as tall as trees. Synonym(s): tiny, miniscule bEsiros - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:siɹoʊs/ - Roman: bésiros bElos - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:loʊs/ - Roman: bélos More sophisticated term than wóher, used by educated and uppity Synonym(s): state, country, nation ehobind. Synonym(s): free (libre), liberated, emancipated, freedom, liberty bElin - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫɪn/ - bEsige - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:sɪgɛ/ - Roman: bélin Synonym(s): hat, headgear, headband Roman: bésige Synonym(s): precise bElis - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫɪs/ - bEdagev - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:dɑgɛᵐb/ - Roman: bélis Roman: bédagemb To talk about having a dream, use bómba: Pin rum bomba belis "I Synonym(s): battleship, naval combatant had a dream" (lit. I saw a dream). To describe what the dream consisted of, use belis in the locative, for instance: Pin rum bomba ar de durndi awe belisumb. "I dreamed that we were playing berAgrarb - Proper Noun - /bɛɹɑ:gɹɑɹb/ - Inanimate - together." (lit. I saw us playing together in a dream) Synonym(s): dream, wish, hope Roman: berágrarb Synonym(s): Oversky, space, outer space, Galaxia
- - - bElisan Noun/Adjective /bɛ:ɫɪsɑn/ berAgrarbij - Noun/Adjective - /bɛɹɑ:gɹɑɹbɪⁿd/ - Roman: bélisan Animate - Synonym(s): dream-like, wondrous, amazing, astounding, unbelievable, surreal Roman: berágrarbind Synonym(s): extraterrestial, Galaxian, space alien, mysterious light in the sky, meteorite, satellite bElfi - Verb - /bɛ:ɫfi/ - Roman: bélfi berAtos - Noun/Adjective - /bɛɹɑ:tʰoʊs/ - Synonym(s): melt Roman: berátos Not in general hobind use. bElswe - Numeral - /bɛ:ɫswɛ/ - Synonym(s): radio wave, transmission, broadcast Roman: bélswe Synonym(s): one million belmomEma - Noun/Adjective - /bɛɫmoʊmɛ:mɑ/ - Animate - bElsar - Adverb - /bɛ:ɫsɑɹ/ - Roman: belmoméma Synonym(s): ideology, ideological, doctrine, way of thinking, school Roman: bélsar of thought This adverb is used in Tallfellow to indicate actions that didn't happen, but could have happened, or that the speaker wishes would have happened, with an implication that this would have beldEmi - Noun/Adjective - /bɛɫdɛ:mi/ - been a better way for things to have turned out; alternatively, Roman: beldémi itcan be used to describe something that might or might not Synonym(s): tree branch happen in the future, but would be good (or at least neutral) if it did happen. For actions that ideally wouldn't happen/have happened, use srásar. Synonym(s): hopefully, ideally; could, should, perhaps, maybe bUr - Noun/Adjective - /bʌ:ɹ/ - Roman: búr bElbwa - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫbwɑ/ - Animate - General word that covers most shades of green, though it implies a rich leaf green. Roman: bélbwa Synonym(s): green Synonym(s): emotions, feelings, mindset, mental landscape, state of mind
bUkru - Verb - /bʌ:ᵑɡɹʌ/ - bEld - Noun/Adjective - /bɛ:ɫd/ - Roman: búngru pee Roman: béld Synonym(s): Synonym(s): forehead, brow, scalp, skull, branches of a tree
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 85 of 128 WORDS: dAganev - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:gɑnɛᵐb/ - d Roman: dáganemb dwIsres - Noun/Adjective - /dwi:sɹɛs/ - Animate - Not used to describe halfling rulers, who tend to go by the term Roman: dwísres Omrandil (Mayor) or Omrandilwumbo (Great-Mayor). Most Synonym(s): inquisitor, inquisition, seeker of Tyrexes, servant of commonly used to describe the sovereign of the country of Azalia. Tyrexes Synonym(s): king, queen, monarch, ruler dA - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:/ - dAglan - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:gɫɑn/ - Roman: dá Roman: dáglan Synonym(s): admiral Lacks the positive connotation of wúmbo; a more neutral term. Synonym(s): large, big dAgisan - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:gɪsɑn/ - Inanimate - dAwiham - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:wɪhɑm/ - Roman: dágisan Synonym(s): center, facility, base, agency Roman: dáwiham Synonym(s): aerial combat, anti-air unit, anti-air, flying in battle drOlbwa - Noun/Adjective - /dɹoʊ:ɫbwɑ/ - Animate - dAna - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:nɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: drólbwa Synonym(s): fey court, gathering of fey beings, elf council, Roman: dána goblinoid army Fancier and more impressive word for "book" than bolngem. Characteristic of educated and uppity ehobind. - Noun/Adjective - /dɹoʊ:lʌm/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): tome, grimoire drOlum Roman: drólum Synonym(s): ghost, spirit, incorporeal undead dAru - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:ɹʌ/ -
Roman: dáru - Noun/Adjective - /dɹoʊ:hɪdɹɑ/ - Synonym(s): fierce, vicious, savage drOhidra Roman: dróhidra Synonym(s): arsenal, military workshop, armory dAlgo - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:ɫgoʊ/ -
Roman: dálgo - Verb - /dɹi:/ - Synonym(s): bad-tasting, disgusting, unpleasant (time), exhausting drI Roman: drí Synonym(s): drop (transitive), poop dAs - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:s/ -
Roman: dás - Noun/Adjective - /dɹi:ᵑɡoʊ/ - Synonym(s): dungeon, ruin drIko Roman: dríngo Synonym(s): poop, feces dAsfeg - Verb - /dɑ:sfɛg/ -
Roman: dásfeg - Noun/Adjective - /dɹi:ᵑɡoʊsɹi/ - Synonym(s): marry, wed, be joined with, unite with drIkosri Roman: dríngosri Synonym(s): smelling of poop, terrible-smelling, disgusting, dAhaprag - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:hɑpʰɹɑg/ - Inanimate - revolting, nauseating
Roman: dáhaprag drIl - Verb - /dɹɪ:ɫ/ - Synonym(s): barracks, military base Roman: dríl Synonym(s): turn, spin, rotate dAdris - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:dɹɪs/ - Inanimate -
Roman: dádris drIlkwal - Noun/Adjective - /dɹɪ:ɫᵑɡwɑɫ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): huge, enormous, vast Roman: drílngwal Synonym(s): coral atoll, ring of coral reef dAdridos - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:dɹɪdoʊs/ -
Roman: dádridos drIllir - Noun/Adjective - /dɹɪ:ɫiɹ/ - Synonym(s): homeless person, hobo Roman: dríllir Synonym(s): circle dAgani - Noun/Adjective - /dɑ:gɑni/ - Inanimate - Roman: dágani Synonym(s): politics, political
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 86 of 128 drIgatan - Noun/Adjective - /dɹi:gɑtʰɑn/ - dOrdeg - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ɹdɛg/ - Roman: drígatan Roman: dórdeg Synonym(s): monastery, fortified temple Synonym(s): unit, combatant drEmi - Noun/Adjective - /dɹɛ:mi/ - dOki - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ᵑɡi/ - Inanimate - Roman: drémi Roman: dóngi Synonym(s): breast Synonym(s): peninsula, cape, point drEvu - Noun/Adjective - /dɹɛ:ᵐbʌ/ - Animate - dOl - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ɫ/ - Roman: drémbu Roman: dól Synonym(s): evil, cruel, terrible, awful Synonym(s): miserable, dejected, hopeless, burned out dOm - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:m/ - Inanimate - dOldorf - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ɫdoʊɹf/ - Roman: dóm Roman: dóldorf Synonym(s): melee, close range, point blank range Synonym(s): armory dOva - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ᵐbɑ/ - Animate - dOlgwes - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ɫgwɛs/ - Roman: dómba Roman: dólgwes Synonym(s): active (volcano), bubbling, boiling Synonym(s): boring, tedious dOvela - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ᵐbɛɫɑ/ - Inanimate - dOs - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:s/ - Roman: dómbela Roman: dós Synonym(s): global, worldwide Refers only to the creature type, i.e. cloud giant, hill giant, frost giant, iref. Synonym(s): giant (creature) dOvelos - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ᵐbɛloʊs/ - Roman: dómbelos world, planet, Material Plane Synonym(s): dOha - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:hɑ/ - Roman: dóha Synonym(s): prayer, divine spell dOwu - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:wʌ/ - Roman: dówu brain Synonym(s): dObev - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:bɛᵐb/ - Animate - Roman: dóbemb Synonym(s): embassy, diplomatic mission, foreign mission dOn - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:n/ - Inanimate - Roman: dón hilltop, crest, ridge Synonym(s): dOg - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:g/ - Roman: dóg Synonym(s): divine magic dOjos - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ⁿdoʊs/ - Roman: dóndos kingdom, realm Synonym(s): dOpwir - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:pʰwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: dópwir - - - dOra Noun/Adjective /doʊ:ɹɑ/ Animate - Refers to specific instances only. Roman: dóra Synonym(s): construction effort, output, production Synonym(s): eagle
dOpa - Verb - /doʊ:pʰɑ/ - dOrirn - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ɹiɹn/ - Roman: dópa Roman: dórirn Synonym(s): build, construct, create Poetic term used more commonly by educated and uppity ehobind. dOpam - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:pʰɑm/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): starlight Roman: dópam Synonym(s): construction, production, output (industrial) dOrev - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:ɹɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: dóremb Synonym(s): bronze, copper alloy
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 87 of 128 dOpadil - Noun/Adjective - /doʊ:pʰɑdɪɫ/ - dlUva - Noun/Adjective - /dlʌ:ᵐbɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: dópadil Roman: dlúmba Synonym(s): builder, architect Differs from nóbli in that there is no connotation of familiarity; it is more appropriate for, for instance, a relaxing vacation or an - - - unusually pleasant experience. donravAmis Noun/Adjective /doʊnɹɑᵐbɑ:mɪs/ Synonym(s): sweet, fruity, relaxing, pleasant, candy Roman: donrambámis Synonym(s): venthouse (Orisian crystal smithy) dlUbel - Noun/Adjective - /dlʌ:bɛɫ/ - dojOsligis - Noun/Adjective - /doʊⁿdoʊ:sɫɪgɪs/ - Roman: dlúbel Synonym(s): cheek Inanimate - Roman: dondósligis monarchy, monarchical, kingdom Synonym(s): dlUpe - Noun/Adjective - /dlʌ:pʰɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: dlúpe Synonym(s): fruit dlIr - Numeral - /dli:ɹ/ - Roman: dlír Synonym(s): five dIjorf - Noun/Adjective - /di:ⁿdoʊɹf/ - Roman: díndorf Synonym(s): factory dlIra - Adverb - /dli:ɹɑ/ - Roman: dlíra Synonym(s): five times dIrlus - Noun/Adjective - /di:ɹlʌs/ - Animate - Roman: dírlus - - - dlIrkra Numeral /dli:ɹᵑɡɹɑ/ Used to describe a group of polyamorous, non-exclusive partners, Roman: dlírngra especially in the Fey Realm tradition. It can also describe a Synonym(s): fifty particularly close-knit friend group, especially when used by native Sylvan speakers. Synonym(s): polycule, close friend group dlIrkrakra - Numeral - /dli:ɹᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ -
Roman: dlírngrangra dIlve - Noun/Adjective - /dɪ:ɫᵐbɛ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): five hundred Roman: dílmbe Synonym(s): color dlIrbelswe - Numeral - /dli:ɹbɛɫswɛ/ -
Roman: dlírbelswe dIlvego - Noun/Adjective - /dɪ:ɫᵐbɛgoʊ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): five million Roman: dílmbego Synonym(s): colorless, without color dliwErmi - Numeral - /dɫɪwɛ:ɹmi/ -
Roman: dliwérmi dIle - Verb - /dɪ:lɛ/ - Synonym(s): five thousand Roman: díle Synonym(s): serve, work for, obey, advise dlEgi - Noun/Adjective - /dlɛ:gi/ -
Roman: dlégi dIluj - Noun/Adjective - /dɪ:lʌⁿd/ - Animate - Synonym(s): fake, deceptive, fictitious, dishonorable, untrustworthy Roman: dílund Synonym(s): worker, employee, servant, advisor dlEgir - Noun/Adjective - /dlɛ:giɹ/ -
Roman: dlégir dIltro - Noun/Adjective - /dɪ:ɫtʰɹoʊ/ - Synonym(s): consequence, drawback, negative result Roman: díltro Synonym(s): autumn, fall (season) dlEgur - Noun/Adjective - /dlɛ:gʌɹ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: dlégur dIsri - Noun/Adjective - /di:sɹi/ - In the plural, this can be used as a mild expletive. Roman: dísri disease, illness, sickness, sick, ill, diseased, destiny contaminated,Synonym(s): disagreement, quarrel, disagreeable, quarreling, Synonym(s): social problem
dIsin - Noun/Adjective - /di:sɪn/ - Roman: dísin Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): internet, network
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 88 of 128 dIgor - Noun/Adjective - /di:goʊɹ/ - dEr - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɹ/ - Roman: dígor Roman: dér Synonym(s): sharp, pointed, spear, javelin Synonym(s): ruby dIpoj - Noun/Adjective - /di:pʰoʊⁿd/ - Inanimate - dErmej - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɹmɛⁿd/ - Roman: dípond Roman: dérmend Synonym(s): true, real, truth, fact As tallfellows are beige-skinned, most commonly means beige. However, it can also refer to various shades of brown or other skin colors, especially among Mandelenians, Qaelians, etc. - - - Synonym(s): beige, skin-colored dErmetar Adverb /dɛ:ɹmɛtʰɑɹ/ Roman: dérmetar Synonym(s): really, truly, actually, indeed, definitely divOril - Noun/Adjective - /dɪᵐboʊ:ɹɪɫ/ - Animate - Roman: dimbóril dEri - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɹi/ - Especially used to describe the dwarven legal system, Divorril, but Roman: déri can be used more generally. Synonym(s): element Synonym(s): code of laws, legal system
dEreb - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɹɛb/ - divEsla - Noun/Adjective - /dɪᵐbɛ:sɫɑ/ - Roman: déreb Roman: dimbésla Synonym(s): theater, concert hall, stage Specifically, describes the pyramids constructed by the Sekhmrhets in the Skyfire Desert in Qaelia. Synonym(s): pyramid dirAwovis - Noun/Adjective - /diɹɑ:woʊᵐbɪs/ - Animate - - - - Roman: diráwombis dElmej Noun/Adjective /dɛ:ɫmɛⁿd/ Inanimate - Synonym(s): fey lord, fey monarch, lord of Ngeyassaé, archfey Roman: délmend Synonym(s): degree, amount, level, severity dirdUs - Noun/Adjective - /diɹdʌ:s/ - Animate - Roman: dirdús dElvwul - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫᵐbwʌɫ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): hurricane, maelstrom, whirlwind Roman: délmbwul Synonym(s): unique, original, creative, groundbreaking disrIlsnuga - Noun/Adjective - /dɪsɹɪ:ɫsnʌgɑ/ - Roman: disrílsnuga dElvo - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫᵐboʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: délmbo Describes the tyciodhgha concept in the Fey Realm, by which the state of Ngeyassaé is seen as a kingdom that governs all other Positive word implying food that tastes good and is also different, kingdoms. Originally meant "honorable star" in Shadar-Sylvan, provocative or new. Sometimes used sarcastically to describe bad- meaning that Ngeyassaé, the kingdom of the lofty stars, would tasting food. May also be used metaphorically to describe control all those beneath it. experiences that help one to grow or improve one's skills or Synonym(s): suzerain, governing state, tyciodhgha understanding. Synonym(s): interesting-tasting, uniquely flavored, instructive, informative digO - Noun/Adjective - /dɪgoʊ:/ -
Roman: digó dElvomo - Verb - /dɛ:ɫᵐboʊmoʊ/ - Synonym(s): fork (for eating), spike Roman: délmbomo eat interesting-tasting food, have a provocative experience,Synonym(s): have an eye-opening experience, have an interesting dEwi - Verb - /dɛ:wi/ - time, have a new experience Roman: déwi Synonym(s): promise, dedicate, commit dElwir - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫwiɹ/ - Roman: délwir dEwimej - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:wɪmɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Can be used to refer to the event of taking a shower to clean Roman: déwimend oneself, or just to any spray or shower of liquid, similar to English. Synonym(s): promise, commitment, dedication Does not, however, refer to a place in one's home where a shower can be taken; for that, see bandélmi. "Take a shower" is wiri delwir. dEwuv - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:wʌᵐb/ - Synonym(s): shower, spray Roman: déwumb Synonym(s): red
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 89 of 128 - Expression - /dɛ wi:ɹwɛm dEln - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫn/ - de wIrwem elpimO Roman: déln ɛɫpʰɪmoʊ:/ - Synonym(s): tongue, taste, type, kind, variety Roman: de wírwem elpimó Literally "cooking (into) brown", a reference to cooking where a recipe is often considered finished when it becomes golden brown. dElnur - Verb - /dɛ:ɫnʌɹ/ - Roman: délnur Synonym(s): be within reach, be coming soon, be imminent Synonym(s): lick, taste
derO - Noun/Adjective - /dɛɹoʊ:/ - dEli - Verb - /dɛ:li/ - Roman: deró Roman: déli Used only for physical sensations, not for emotions, to describe Not used to say that it is "raining" without a subject to describe sensations or physical conditions that feel pleasant, such as touch, what is falling. For that, use héldo. recovering from illness, etc. The exception is that feeling socially Synonym(s): fall onto, shower, rain on accepted is often described using deró. Synonym(s): good-feeling dElim - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫɪm/ - Animate - derodlIdlu - Proper Noun - /dɛɹoʊdli:dlʌ/ - Roman: délim Synonym(s): raining, showering, spraying, precipitation Roman: derodlídlu Synonym(s): Teotlitl, southern Mandelenian continent dElis - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫɪs/ - derflI - Noun/Adjective - /dɛɹfli:/ - Inanimate - Roman: délis Synonym(s): rotten, disgusting, putrid Roman: derflí Synonym(s): crooked, bent, damaged, out of sorts, out of order, needing repair, broken dEltipur - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:ɫtʰɪpʰʌɹ/ - Animate - Roman: déltipur deljrO - Noun/Adjective - /dɛɫⁿdɹoʊ:/ - light-hearted, casual, not serious Synonym(s): Roman: delndró Synonym(s): savory, umami, pleasant (period of time), wonderful (period of time) dEsabras - Noun/Adjective - /dɛ:sɑbɹɑs/ - Roman: désabras desrI - Noun/Adjective - /dɛsɹi:/ - Inanimate - Can also be just "bras" for short. Synonym(s): email Roman: desrí Synonym(s): bright, shining, glowing, luminous, radiant, high (in pitch) de - Particle - /dɛ/ - Roman: de dUmej - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:mɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: dúmend Marks progressive aspect. Precedes all other particles. Synonym(s): height, level, altitude Synonym(s): -ing
dUji - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ⁿdi/ - demOke - Noun/Adjective - /dɛmoʊ:ᵑɡɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: demónge Roman: dúndi waiting, in progress, pending, awaiting review Synonym(s): Has a generally positive connotation, whereas in English "sneaky" and "short" can be somewhat pejorative. Synonym(s): short, low to the ground, sneaky, subtle dembrAwo - Noun/Adjective - /dɛmbɹɑ:woʊ/ - Roman: dembráwo Synonym(s): active, in use, being used, drawn (weapons) dUr - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɹ/ - Roman: dúr Synonym(s): slope, valley, downhill devrAwogo - Noun/Adjective - /dɛᵐbɹɑ:woʊgoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: dembráwogo dUrjwir - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɹⁿdwiɹ/ - Synonym(s): not in use, unused, not being used, spare Roman: dúrndwir Only used to refer to an individual session of a game, i.e. "I played dewOmran - Noun/Adjective - /dɛwoʊ:mɹɑn/ - a game of what-have-I-got-in-my-pocketses". Otherwise, use durndim. Roman: dewómran Synonym(s): game Synonym(s): in power, dominant, in control, leading, in charge
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 90 of 128 dUrjleni - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɹⁿdlɛni/ - WORDS: Roman: dúrndleni g gwAdu - Noun/Adjective - /gwɑ:dʌ/ - Refers to the experience and details of playing a game of any sort, such as the rules, the methods and tactics of play, etc. Roman: gwádu Synonym(s): gameplay Synonym(s): marsh, swamp, bog, fen
dUrji - Verb - /dʌ:ɹⁿdi/ - gwAtik - Noun/Adjective - /gwɑ:tʰɪᵑɡ/ - Roman: dúrndi Roman: gwáting Synonym(s): duck Not used for playing instruments. Synonym(s): play
gwatikwUvo - Noun/Adjective - /gwɑtʰɪᵑɡwʌ:ᵐboʊ/ - dUrjim - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɹⁿdɪm/ - Roman: gwatingwúmbo swan Roman: dúrndim Synonym(s): Refers to a system of rules, way of playing, etc. not to an individual session of a game (i.e. "I won that game"); for that, use gwIni - Noun/Adjective - /gwɪ:ni/ - dúrndwir. Synonym(s): game Roman: gwíni Synonym(s): bad, unpleasant dUrjileni - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɹⁿdɪlɛni/ - Inanimate gwInigo - Noun/Adjective - /gwɪ:nɪgoʊ/ - - Roman: gwínigo Roman: dúrndileni Synonym(s): middling, decent, iffy, subpar Synonym(s): entertainment, gaming, recreation, playtime
gwIj - Noun/Adjective - /gwi:ⁿd/ - dUrfwir - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɹfwiɹ/ - Roman: gwínd Roman: dúrfwir Synonym(s): muscle, leg muscles Synonym(s): escape, getaway
gwIlo - Noun/Adjective - /gwɪ:loʊ/ - dUrfu - Verb - /dʌ:ɹfʌ/ - Roman: gwílo Roman: dúrfu Synonym(s): cuillo, Mandelenian knot-writing weave Synonym(s): drop (intransitive), fall, roll down, escape
gwItar - Adverb - /gwi:tʰɑɹ/ - dUl - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:ɫ/ - Roman: gwítar Roman: dúl Synonym(s): badly, poorly, unpleasantly Synonym(s): ball, sphere, round, spherical
gwEro - Conjunction - /gwɛ:ɹoʊ/ - dUhis - Noun/Adjective - /dʌ:hɪs/ - Roman: gwéro Roman: dúhis Synonym(s): thus, therefore, so, then Synonym(s): fingernail
gwEre - Adverb - /gwɛ:ɹɛ/ - dursAfer - Proper Noun - /dʌɹsɑ:fɛɹ/ - Roman: gwére Roman: dursáfer Synonym(s): still, even now, continues to, already Synonym(s): Sunfall (Azalian month), August
gwElpwij - Verb - /gwɛ:ɫpʰwɪⁿd/ - dullOm - Verb - /dʌɫoʊ:m/ - Roman: gwélpwind Roman: dullóm Synonym(s): bathe, take a bath Synonym(s): roll (transitive), set in motion, set moving, pull (a cart or other vehicle)
gwEsnul - Noun/Adjective - /gwɛ:snʌɫ/ - Inanimate - duswEri - Noun/Adjective - /dʌswɛ:ɹi/ - Roman: gwésnul Roman: duswéri Synonym(s): method, mode, style, technique Synonym(s): rough, rugged, bumpy, coarse
gwEhar - Adverb - /gwɛ:hɑɹ/ - Roman: gwéhar Synonym(s): like this, this way, as shown, like so
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 91 of 128 gwerO - Conjunction - /gwɛɹoʊ:/ - gAbran - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:bɹɑn/ - Roman: gweró Roman: gábran Synonym(s): to that end, for that reason, thus Synonym(s): goblin gAjelban - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:ⁿdɛɫbɑn/ - Animate - gAbelswe - Numeral - /gɑ:bɛɫswɛ/ - Roman: gándelban Roman: gábelswe Synonym(s): eight million Has a negative connotation in Tallfellow, thanks to its association with Azalian legends of the mage-lords overthrown by Queen Ovaznedoz. For a more neutral term, see wotri. - - - Synonym(s): wizard, mage, mage lord, magocrat, archmage, tyrant gApi Noun/Adjective /gɑ:pʰi/ Roman: gápi Synonym(s): gap, hole, slot, niche gAros - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:ɹoʊs/ -
Roman: gáros - - - Synonym(s): fiend, demon, devil gAtres Noun/Adjective /gɑ:tʰɹɛs/ Roman: gátres Synonym(s): paladin gArel - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:ɹɛɫ/ -
Roman: gárel - - - Synonym(s): archer gAtev Noun/Adjective /gɑ:tʰɛᵐb/ Roman: gátemb Synonym(s): knight gArges - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:ɹgɛs/ - Inanimate - Roman: gárges gam - Conjunction - /gɑm/ - Not in current hobind use. Roman: gam Synonym(s): logo, icon This is an inclusive OR. It should be used only in situations where both options can be true at the same time. Sometimes used as a gAkra - Numeral - /gɑ:ᵑɡɹɑ/ - verbal tic while brainstorming ideas. Synonym(s): and/or Roman: gángra Synonym(s): eighty gawErmi - Numeral - /gɑwɛ:ɹmi/ - gAkrakra - Numeral - /gɑ:ᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: gawérmi Synonym(s): eight thousand Roman: gángrangra Synonym(s): eight hundred gajelvAnigis - Noun/Adjective - /gɑⁿdɛɫᵐbɑ:nɪgɪs/ - Inanimate - gAlum - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:lʌm/ - Roman: gandelmbánigis Roman: gálum Synonym(s): dystopia, misrule, chaos, anarchy, dystopian Synonym(s): ugly, repulsive, unpleasant
garEtra - Noun/Adjective - /gɑɹɛ:tʰɹɑ/ - gAs - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:s/ - Roman: garétra Roman: gás Synonym(s): dretch Generally refers only to a worship center for Azalla or Soltus, or other deities closely associated with mortals. Use snóglo for a more - - - general word for places of worship. Use drígatan for a heavily galOra Proper Noun /gɑloʊ:ɹɑ/ fortified monastery or other worship site. Roman: galóra Synonym(s): church, chapel, monastery, temple Synonym(s): Chlora (goddess) gAsi - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:si/ - Animate - gasnelEsi - Noun/Adjective - /gɑsnɛlɛ:si/ - Roman: gási Roman: gasnelési Synonym(s): good, altruistic, holy, reverent, sacred, divine Synonym(s): universe, multiverse, cosmos
- - - gAsute - Noun/Adjective - /gɑ:sʌtʰɛ/ - Inanimate - gabEvligis Noun/Adjective /gɑbɛ:ᵐbɫɪgɪs/ Roman: gásute Inanimate - Roman: gabémbligis Refers to the physics quantity. Synonym(s): merchant republic, rule by merchants Synonym(s): mass
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 92 of 128 gapwO - Noun/Adjective - /gɑpʰwoʊ:/ - grAdlirkra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:dliɹᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: gapwó Roman: grádlirngra Synonym(s): mouth Synonym(s): one hundred and fifty gapwOr - Noun/Adjective - /gɑpʰwoʊ:ɹ/ - grAga - Numeral - /gɹɑ:gɑ/ - Roman: gapwór Roman: grága Synonym(s): need, requirement, prerequisite, required, necessary, Synonym(s): eighteen cost, price
grAgakra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:gɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - grAmilk - Numeral - /gɹɑ:mɪɫᵑɡ/ - Roman: grágangra Roman: grámilng Synonym(s): one hundred and eighty Synonym(s): nineteen
grAtwar - Numeral - /gɹɑ:tʰwɑɹ/ - grAmilkra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:mɪɫᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: grátwar Roman: grámilngra Synonym(s): sixteen Synonym(s): one hundred and ninety
grAtwarkra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:tʰwɑɹᵑɡɹɑ/ - grAwa - Numeral - /gɹɑ:wɑ/ - Roman: grátwarngra Roman: gráwa Synonym(s): one hundred and sixty Synonym(s): twelve
grawErmi - Numeral - /gɹɑwɛ:ɹmi/ - grAwakra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:wɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: grawérmi Roman: gráwangra Synonym(s): ten thousand Synonym(s): one hundred and twenty
grakrawErmi - Numeral - /gɹɑᵑɡɹɑwɛ:ɹmi/ - grAkra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:ᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: grangrawérmi Roman: grángra Synonym(s): one hundred thousand Synonym(s): one hundred
grOn - Noun/Adjective - /gɹoʊ:n/ - Inanimate - grAliv - Numeral - /gɹɑ:ɫɪᵐb/ - Roman: grón Roman: grálimb Synonym(s): well (of water), watering hole Synonym(s): eleven
grOja - Numeral - /gɹoʊ:ⁿdɑ/ - grAlikra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:ɫɪᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: grónda Roman: grálingra Synonym(s): fourteen Synonym(s): one hundred and ten
grOjakra - Numeral - /gɹoʊ:ⁿdɑᵑɡɹɑ/ - grAfij - Numeral - /gɹɑ:fɪⁿd/ - Roman: gróndangra Roman: gráfind Synonym(s): one hundred and forty Synonym(s): seventeen
grOrev - Noun/Adjective - /gɹoʊ:ɹɛᵐb/ - grAfikra - Numeral - /gɹɑ:fɪᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: gróremb Roman: gráfingra Synonym(s): plain, flatland, plateau Synonym(s): one hundred and seventy
grOhegar - Noun/Adjective - /gɹoʊ:hɛgɑɹ/ - Animate - grAbelswe - Numeral - /gɹɑ:bɛɫswɛ/ - Roman: gróhegar Roman: grábelswe Synonym(s): brave, bold, courageous, intrepid Synonym(s): ten million
grOhegara - Adverb - /gɹoʊ:hɛgɑɹɑ/ - grAdlir - Numeral - /gɹɑ:dliɹ/ - Roman: gróhegara Roman: grádlir Synonym(s): boldly, bravely, courageously Synonym(s): fifteen
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 93 of 128 grObij - Noun/Adjective - /gɹoʊ:bɪⁿd/ - gOmowiji - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:moʊwɪⁿdi/ - Roman: gróbind Roman: gómowindi Synonym(s): ineffective, inadvisable, unwise, ineffectual Describes the body part on a humanoid being. Not usually used with non-humanoids. Synonym(s): bottom, backside, rear, butt gOwir - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:wiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: gówir grOpar - Adverb - /gɹoʊ:pʰɑɹ/ - Used to describe a single instnace of death or exile, not the Roman: grópar concept in general. Synonym(s): anyway, nevertheless, however Synonym(s): death, exile, doom gro - Noun/Adjective - /gɹoʊ/ - gOwirm - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:wiɹm/ - Roman: gro Roman: gówirm Synonym(s): bottom, underside Synonym(s): undead creature grosAfle - Verb - /gɹoʊsɑ:flɛ/ - gOniri - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:niɹi/ - Roman: grosáfle Roman: góniri Synonym(s): sunbathe, tan, lie in the sun Synonym(s): demon grIla - Noun/Adjective - /gɹɪ:ɫɑ/ - gOjas - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ⁿdɑs/ - Animate - Roman: gríla Roman: góndas Synonym(s): hawk An unpleasant term for the worst kind of meddling, money- grubbing adventurer, rather than the sympathetic term - - - holumrandódil. grErej Numeral /gɹɛ:ɹɛⁿd/ Synonym(s): mercenary, vigilante, murderhobo, adventurer Roman: grérend (pejorative) Synonym(s): thirteen
gOr - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - grErekra - Numeral - /gɹɛ:ɹɛᵑɡɹɑ/ - Roman: gór Roman: grérengra Adjective that takes the genitive case for the thing that is lacked. Synonym(s): one hundred and thirty Often best translated using "without", though unlike that English word, gór is an adjective and follows all the Tallfellow rules for adjectives. For instance, gor bli could be translated as "without grEf - Noun/Adjective - /gɹɛ:f/ - Inanimate - me", hobind gor wemrum is "a person without food", etc. Roman: gréf Synonym(s): lacking, without, bereft, lack, absence, debt, owed Synonym(s): bow (and arrow)
gOrawi - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ɹɑwi/ - Animate - grEfaher - Noun/Adjective - /gɹɛ:fɑhɛɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: górawi Roman: gréfaher Synonym(s): dead, deceased, lonely, exiled, outcast, pariah Synonym(s): crossbow
gOro - Verb - /goʊ:ɹoʊ/ - grU - Verb - /gɹʌ:/ - Roman: góro Roman: grú Synonym(s): die, lose one's friends Synonym(s): spit, drool, salivate, slobber
gOrom - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ɹoʊm/ - Inanimate - grUhi - Noun/Adjective - /gɹʌ:hi/ - Roman: górom Synonym(s): death, end of life, entropy, decay, ending, dying, Roman: grúhi being cast out, exile, ostracism Synonym(s): slime, ooze (not the creature type), slimy, oozy
gOrlij - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ɹɫɪⁿd/ - gOmran - Verb - /goʊ:mɹɑn/ - Roman: gómran Roman: górlind Synonym(s): invite, entice, attract, welcome Describes anyone from either East Bellakor or West Bellakor. Synonym(s): Korlian person gOmranwir - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:mɹɑnwiɹ/ - Inanimate - gOrflos - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ɹfloʊs/ - Animate - Roman: gómranwir Roman: górflos Synonym(s): attraction, appeal, lure Synonym(s): orphaned, orphan, parentless, motherless, fatherless
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 94 of 128 gOrtra - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:ɹtʰɹɑ/ - glAv - Adverb - /gɫɑ:ᵐb/ - Roman: górtra Roman: glámb Synonym(s): empire Synonym(s): close, near, nearby gOlen - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:lɛn/ - Inanimate - glAvleni - Noun/Adjective - /gɫɑ:ᵐblɛni/ - Inanimate - Roman: gólen Roman: glámbleni Synonym(s): secret, secret knowledge, classified information, Synonym(s): closeness, proximity confidential, hidden
glAn - Noun/Adjective - /gɫɑ:n/ - gOs - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:s/ - Roman: glán Roman: gós Synonym(s): correct, accurate, valid Synonym(s): camel
glAsig - Noun/Adjective - /gɫɑ:sɪg/ - gObuld - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:bʌɫd/ - Roman: glásig Roman: góbuld Synonym(s): kobold Describes the type of material. Not in common usage. Synonym(s): conductor gOdonof - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:doʊnoʊf/ - Roman: gódonof glApar - Adverb - /gɫɑ:pʰɑɹ/ - Synonym(s): stone henge, Fyvalian monument Roman: glápar Synonym(s): almost, nearly, about (to), on the brink of gOdere - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:dɛɹɛ/ - Inanimate - Roman: gódere glAtri - Noun/Adjective - /gɫɑ:tʰɹi/ - Synonym(s): stuck, immobile, trapped Roman: glátri Synonym(s): relevant, applicable, accurate gOpan - Noun/Adjective - /goʊ:pʰɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: gópan glAto - Verb - /gɫɑ:tʰoʊ/ - Synonym(s): utensil, piece of silverware, manner, method, means, technique, tool Roman: gláto Synonym(s): whisper, speak quietly, communicate secretly, send a secret message, encode, encipher, encrypt golA - Verb - /goʊɫɑ:/ - Roman: golá glan - Expression - /gɫɑn/ - Synonym(s): pay, compensate, recompense, make up for Roman: glan Synonym(s): yes gopanrOm - Verb - /goʊpʰɑnɹoʊ:m/ - Roman: gopanróm glOlfi - Noun/Adjective - /gloʊ:ɫfi/ - Synonym(s): craft, create (a product), forge, fashion (an item), make, assemble Roman: glólfi Synonym(s): fire gopanrOmim - Noun/Adjective - /goʊpʰɑnɹoʊ:mɪm/ - glOsev - Noun/Adjective - /gloʊ:sɛᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: glósemb Roman: gopanrómim Synonym(s): ash, ashes Synonym(s): craftsmanship, artisanry gopanrOmdil - Noun/Adjective - /goʊpʰɑnɹoʊ:mdɪɫ/ glObu - Verb - /gloʊ:bʌ/ - - Animate - Roman: glóbu drink, inhale, breathe in Roman: gopanrómdil Synonym(s): Synonym(s): craftsperson, craftsman, craftswoman, crafter
glOpum - Noun/Adjective - /gloʊ:pʰʌm/ - glAmi - Noun/Adjective - /gɫɑ:mi/ - Inanimate - Roman: glópum Roman: glámi close, intimate, interconnected Singular in Tallfellow where it's plural in English; multiple "roots" Synonym(s): are multiple systems. "Bér glópum" is a single root. Synonym(s): roots, system of roots glAme - Verb - /gɫɑ:mɛ/ - Roman: gláme Synonym(s): hug
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 95 of 128 glImukin - Noun/Adjective - /gɫɪ:mʌᵑɡɪn/ - gIlad - Noun/Adjective - /gɪ:ɫɑd/ - Roman: glímungin Roman: gílad Synonym(s): district Synonym(s): peridot glIb - Noun/Adjective - /gli:b/ - Inanimate - gIle - Noun/Adjective - /gɪ:lɛ/ - Roman: glíb Roman: gíle Synonym(s): city, large town May refer either to the substance or to the appearance of an object. Synonym(s): silver, shining glIblol - Noun/Adjective - /gli:bloʊɫ/ - Animate - Roman: glíblol foreign, external, outlander Synonym(s): gIldro - Noun/Adjective - /gɪ:ɫdɹoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: gíldro Synonym(s): wire, cord, cable glIbin - Noun/Adjective - /gli:bɪn/ - Roman: glíbin building, structure Synonym(s): gIslevruk - Noun/Adjective - /gi:slɛᵐbɹʌᵑɡ/ - Roman: gíslembrung Synonym(s): encampment, fortified hole, fortification glIbelos - Noun/Adjective - /gli:bɛloʊs/ - Animate - Roman: glíbelos city-state Synonym(s): gIsin - Noun/Adjective - /gi:sɪn/ - Inanimate - Roman: gísin - - - gle Noun/Adjective /glɛ/ This is not plural in Tallfellow; egisin refers to multiple pairs of scissors, shears, etc. Roman: gle scissors, shears, clippers Synonym(s): right (direction) Synonym(s): gIvel - Noun/Adjective - /gi:ᵐbɛɫ/ - gIda - Noun/Adjective - /gi:dɑ/ - Animate - Roman: gímbel Roman: gída Synonym(s): brown Generally does not refer to domesticated goats, at least not those raised for milk and/or meat. For that, use norngendal. Synonym(s): mountain goat, goat, ram gIrn - Noun/Adjective - /gi:ɹn/ - Roman: gírn gIpra - Noun/Adjective - /gi:pʰɹɑ/ - Abbreviated variant of irósugirn. Synonym(s): bus Roman: gípra Synonym(s): dark brown gIrflos - Noun/Adjective - /gi:ɹfloʊs/ - girEdas - Noun/Adjective - /giɹɛ:dɑs/ - Roman: gírflos Roman: girédas Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): stadium Synonym(s): missile, warhead, bomb
gEmren - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:mɹɛn/ - Inanimate - gIrs - Noun/Adjective - /gi:ɹs/ - Roman: gémren Roman: gírs Synonym(s): written record, diary, documentation Synonym(s): minute
gEmi - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:mi/ - Inanimate - gIk - Noun/Adjective - /gi:ᵑɡ/ - Roman: gémi Roman: gíng Synonym(s): neck, pivot, stand, mount Can refer either to the material or to a single sheet of that material. When referring to the material, typically it is used as an adjective. Synonym(s): paper, sheet of paper, page, window (on a computer), gIkej - Noun/Adjective - /gi:ᵑɡɛⁿd/ - panel (on a computer) Roman: gíngend Synonym(s): threshold, endpoint, boundary, turning point gEvwir - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:ᵐbwiɹ/ - Roman: gémbwir gIlan - Noun/Adjective - /gɪ:ɫɑn/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): victory, win, success Roman: gílan Synonym(s): mercury, quicksilver
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 96 of 128 gEvir - Verb - /gɛ:ᵐbiɹ/ - gEler - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:lɛɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: gémbir Roman: géler This is an exclusively intransitive verb. To describe "winning a Doesn't refer to the discipline or study of geography, juat game" or similar, use the locative case to describe the context in geography in the sense of the arrangement of natural features on a which the winning took place: Pin rum gembir durndwirumb! "I landscape. won the game!" (lit. I won in the game) Synonym(s): terrain, landscape, geography, geographic Synonym(s): win, succeed
gElbo - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:ɫboʊ/ - Inanimate - - - - gEvirdil Noun/Adjective /gɛ:ᵐbiɹdɪɫ/ Roman: gélbo Roman: gémbirdil Synonym(s): lucky, likely, probable Synonym(s): winner, victor
gElbohar - Adverb - /gɛ:ɫboʊhɑɹ/ - - - - gEki Noun/Adjective /gɛ:ᵑɡi/ Inanimate - Roman: gélbohar Roman: géngi Synonym(s): probably Synonym(s): land
gElbogo - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:ɫboʊgoʊ/ - Inanimate - - - - gEl Noun/Adjective /gɛ:ɫ/ Roman: gélbogo Roman: gél Synonym(s): unlucky, unfortunate, unlikely, improbable Synonym(s): eye
gEldin - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:ɫdɪn/ - Inanimate - - - - gElwen Noun/Adjective /gɛ:ɫwɛn/ Roman: géldin Roman: gélwen Synonym(s): sour, intense, overwhelming Synonym(s): forest, woods
gElditar - Adverb - /gɛ:ɫdɪtʰɑɹ/ - - - - gEljro Noun/Adjective /gɛ:ɫⁿdɹoʊ/ Inanimate - Roman: gélditar Roman: gélndro Synonym(s): intensely, overwhelmingly, with a sour taste Synonym(s): maze, labyrinth, fey wood, enchanted forest
gEbil - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:bɪɫ/ - - - - gElol Noun/Adjective /gɛ:loʊɫ/ Roman: gébil Roman: gélol Synonym(s): wine, spirits, alcohol Synonym(s): map
gerEs - Noun/Adjective - /gɛɹɛ:s/ - - - - gElolij Noun/Adjective /gɛ:loʊɫɪⁿd/ Animate - Roman: gerés Roman: gélolind Synonym(s): advanced, sophisticated (technologically) Synonym(s): stranger, outsider, intruder
gelEk - Noun/Adjective - /gɛlɛ:ᵑɡ/ - - - - gEllarus Noun/Adjective /gɛ:ɫɑɹʌs/ Inanimate - Roman: geléng Roman: géllarus Synonym(s): age, period, era Not in common hobind usage. Synonym(s): trademark gesOrs - Verb - /gɛsoʊ:ɹs/ - Roman: gesórs research, study gElem - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:lɛm/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): Roman: gélem Synonym(s): park, hunting ground, cultivated forest region gesE - Verb - /gɛsɛ:/ - Roman: gesé analyze, scan gElemon - Noun/Adjective - /gɛ:lɛmoʊn/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): Roman: gélemon - - - Generally only used to describe places, rather than things or gesErg Verb /gɛsɛ:ɹg/ creatures. Roman: gesérg Synonym(s): gorgeous natural area, beautiful place, breathtaking develop, improve, further, edit view, breathtaking, gorgeous, beautiful Synonym(s):
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 97 of 128 - Noun/Adjective - /gɛsɛ:ɹgwiɹ/ - gesErgwir gurEr - Expression - /gʌɹɛ:ɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: gurér Roman: gesérgwir Synonym(s): as for it, on the other hand Synonym(s): improvement, edit, development
gul - Noun/Adjective - /gʌɫ/ - gedIra - Noun/Adjective - /gɛdi:ɹɑ/ - Animate - Roman: gul Roman: gedíra Synonym(s): its, theirs (inanimate) Refers to one of the allies of Queen Ovaznedoz who helped her found the Kingdom of Azalia. - - - Synonym(s): apostle, saint, friend of Queen Ovaznedoz, founder of guflIf Verb /gʌfli:f/ the Kingdom of Azalia Roman: guflíf Synonym(s): raid, pillage gUm - Adverb - /gʌ:m/ - guflIfwir - Noun/Adjective - /gʌfli:fwiɹ/ - Inanimate Roman: gúm Synonym(s): now - Roman: guflífwir Synonym(s): raid, barbarian attack, bandit attack gUme - Noun/Adjective - /gʌ:mɛ/ - Inanimate -
Roman: gúme guflIfwir - Noun/Adjective - /gʌfli:fwiɹ/ - Inanimate Synonym(s): current, present time, immediate, instant, free of charge - Roman: guflífwir Synonym(s): raiding operation, instance of pillaging, heist gUja - Noun/Adjective - /gʌ:ⁿdɑ/ - Roman: gúnda Synonym(s): bark guglE - Noun/Adjective - /gʌglɛ:/ - Roman: guglé Synonym(s): eyelashes gUjin - Noun/Adjective - /gʌ:ⁿdɪn/ - Inanimate - Roman: gúndin Synonym(s): basket gUr - Pronoun - /gʌ:ɹ/ - Roman: gúr Synonym(s): it gUro - Adverb - /gʌ:ɹoʊ/ - Roman: gúro Synonym(s): backward, this way gUkro - Verb - /gʌ:ᵑɡɹoʊ/ - Roman: gúngro Synonym(s): remain, be left, persist gUlve - Noun/Adjective - /gʌ:ɫᵐbɛ/ - Roman: gúlmbe Synonym(s): dark green gUpar - Adverb - /gʌ:pʰɑɹ/ - Roman: gúpar Synonym(s): instantly, immediately gurO - Adverb - /gʌɹoʊ:/ - Roman: guró Synonym(s): onward, forward, away
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 98 of 128 WORDS: Ukrodwo - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵑɡɹoʊdwoʊ/ - Animate - U Roman: úngrodwo steed, mount, hired carriage, ride, taxi Uvwe - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵐbwɛ/ - Synonym(s): Roman: úmbwe Synonym(s): permanent, unchanging, fixed, bound, set Ukrodil - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵑɡɹoʊdɪɫ/ - Roman: úngrodil Synonym(s): horseman, rider Uvwehar - Adverb - /ʌ:ᵐbwɛhɑɹ/ - Roman: úmbwehar permanently, indefinitely, incessantly Synonym(s): Ukleni - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵑɡlɛni/ - Inanimate - Roman: úngleni Synonym(s): pain, damage, division, discord Uvi - Verb - /ʌ:ᵐbi/ - Roman: úmbi sew, weave, knit Synonym(s): Uki - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵑɡi/ - Inanimate - Roman: úngi Synonym(s): pain, hurt, injury, wound, grievance, painful, hurting, Uvidil - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵐbɪdɪɫ/ - damaged, hostile, hateful, divisive Roman: úmbidil Synonym(s): tailor, seamstress Ukise - Verb - /ʌ:ᵑɡɪsɛ/ - Roman: úngise Uvur - Verb - /ʌ:ᵐbʌɹ/ - Synonym(s): injure, hurt, harm, damage Roman: úmbur Synonym(s): be Ukisedwo - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ᵑɡɪsɛdwoʊ/ - Roman: úngisedwo Uj - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ⁿd/ - Synonym(s): victim, innocent, victimized Roman: únd Synonym(s): leg Ukihar - Adverb - /ʌ:ᵑɡɪhɑɹ/ - Roman: úngihar Ujon - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ⁿdoʊn/ - Inanimate - painfully, harmfully, hatefully, badly (of causing damageSynonym(s): or injury), nastily, with hostiity, causing considerable Roman: úndon damage Synonym(s): pile, stack, heap
Ubugan - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:bʌgɑn/ - Animate - Ujoni - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ⁿdoʊni/ - Roman: úbugan Roman: úndoni Synonym(s): bugbear Synonym(s): high, tall, towering, awkward, clumsy, impractical, cliff
Utek - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:tʰɛᵑɡ/ - Animate - Uro - Conjunction - /ʌ:ɹoʊ/ - Roman: úteng Roman: úro Synonym(s): spider Variant of núro appearing after b, d, g, m, or n. Synonym(s): from which, away from which
Urlibwa - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ɹɫɪbwɑ/ - Inanimate - Roman: úrlibwa Synonym(s): plot (in a story), plotline, narrative, sequence of events
Urhe - Noun/Adjective - /ʌ:ɹhɛ/ - Roman: úrhe Synonym(s): breath, life, energy
Ukro - Verb - /ʌ:ᵑɡɹoʊ/ - Roman: úngro Takes the genitive case for the thing being ridden or sat on. Synonym(s): sit, ride
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 99 of 128 u WORDS: p WORDS: u - Conjunction - /ʌ/ - pwAni - Noun/Adjective - /pʰwɑ:ni/ - Animate - Roman: u Roman: pwáni Synonym(s): dignity, self-esteem Variant of nu appearing after stops and nasals. Synonym(s): who, whom, which, that
pwOva - Verb - /pʰwoʊ:ᵐbɑ/ - uvEl - Verb - /ʌᵐbɛ:ɫ/ - Roman: pwómba Roman: umbél Can refer to kissing on the lips either with or without tongue, Synonym(s): know, have mastered, be skilled though it is more commonly used for kissing with tongue. May also refer to kissing other orifices. For kissing on the skin, use pwóbi. Synonym(s): kiss on the lips uvElim - Noun/Adjective - /ʌᵐbɛ:ɫɪm/ - Roman: umbélim Synonym(s): mastery, knowledge, experience (as in job experience), information, informational, data pwObi - Verb - /pʰwoʊ:bi/ - Roman: pwóbi uvuvuv - Expression - /ʌᵐbʌᵐbʌᵐb/ - For kissing on the lips or other orifices, especially with tongue, use pwómba. Roman: umbumbumb Synonym(s): kiss on skin (not the lips) Hesitation noise; not explicitly a word. Synonym(s): hmmm pwObuj - Noun/Adjective - /pʰwoʊ:bʌⁿd/ - Animate - Roman: pwóbund urO - Conjunction - /ʌɹoʊ:/ - Synonym(s): lover, partner, significant other Roman: uró Variant of nuró appearing after b, d, g, m, or n. pa - Conjunction - /pʰɑ/ - Synonym(s): to which, toward which Roman: pa Synonym(s): but uk - Conjunction - /ʌᵑɡ/ - Roman: ung pregAhe - Noun/Adjective - /pʰɹɛgɑ:hɛ/ - Inanimate - Variant of nung appearing after b, d, g, m, or n. Roman: pregáhe Synonym(s): hilarious, side-splitting Synonym(s): when, where, at which, in which
pImo - Noun/Adjective - /pʰɪ:moʊ/ - Animate - ubElv - Noun/Adjective - /ʌbɛ:ɫᵐb/ - Inanimate - Roman: pímo Roman: ubélmb Synonym(s): art, opinion Synonym(s): head, display, tree trunk
pIvir - Noun/Adjective - /pʰi:ᵐbiɹ/ - Animate - Roman: pímbir Synonym(s): handsome, attractive, burly
pIn - Pronoun - /pʰɪ:n/ - Animate - Roman: pín Synonym(s): I, me
pIfum - Noun/Adjective - /pʰi:fʌm/ - Inanimate - Roman: pífum Synonym(s): cotton
pIbin - Noun/Adjective - /pʰi:bɪn/ - Animate - Roman: píbin Synonym(s): young man, boy, son, nephew, young (of men and boys)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 100 of 128 pinEr - Expression - /pʰɪnɛ:ɹ/ - WORDS: Roman: pinér t twAr - Numeral - /tʰwɑ:ɹ/ - Emphatic pronoun often used to contrast one's own actions with those of another., e.g. "Emb nopa im wublu pa, piner wur." "You Roman: twár like swimming, but I on the other hand don't." Synonym(s): six Synonym(s): as for me
twAra - Adverb - /tʰwɑ:ɹɑ/ - pibEmi - Noun/Adjective - /pʰɪbɛ:mi/ - Animate - Roman: twára Roman: pibémi Synonym(s): six times Synonym(s): grandson
twArkra - Numeral - /tʰwɑ:ɹᵑɡɹɑ/ - pEvan - Noun/Adjective - /pʰɛ:ᵐbɑn/ - Inanimate - Roman: twárngra Roman: pémban Synonym(s): sixty Synonym(s): weapon
- - - pEvan Ejlojam - Noun/Adjective - /pʰɛ:ᵐbɑn twArkrakra Numeral /tʰwɑ:ɹᵑɡɹɑᵑɡɹɑ/ ɛ:ⁿdloʊⁿdɑm/ - Inanimate - Roman: twárngrangra Synonym(s): six hundred Roman: pémban éndlondam Not in general hobind use. - - - Synonym(s): weapon of mass destruction twArbelswe Numeral /tʰwɑ:ɹbɛɫswɛ/ Roman: twárbelswe Synonym(s): six million pElso - Noun/Adjective - /pʰɛ:ɫsoʊ/ - Inanimate - Roman: pélso Synonym(s): air, environment, surroundings, ambience, setting twawErmi - Numeral - /tʰwɑwɛ:ɹmi/ - Roman: twawérmi Synonym(s): six thousand
tAbwir - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑ:bwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: tábwir In Tallfellow one does not solve, break up, or win a tábwir; rather one heals (mórten) or helps (ornó) it, or makes it feel good (deró) or at least okay (sónul). The argument is referred to as though it is a sickness or injury afflicting the parties arguing. Synonym(s): quarrel, fight, argument, disagreement
tAbwir - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑ:bwiɹ/ - Inanimate - Roman: tábwir Refers to a specific instance of combat, not the concept in general. Synonym(s): combat, battle, engagement, skirmish
tAbi - Verb - /tʰɑ:bi/ - Roman: tábi Synonym(s): fight, argue with, attack
tAbim - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑ:bɪm/ - Inanimate - Roman: tábim Synonym(s): combat, battle, conflict
tAbimwa - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑ:bɪmwɑ/ - Roman: tábimwa Synonym(s): duel, two-person battle, trial by combat
tAbidil - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑ:bɪdɪɫ/ - Roman: tábidil Synonym(s): fighter, warrior, soldier
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 101 of 128 tAbigro - Verb - /tʰɑ:bɪgɹoʊ/ - tOri - Noun/Adjective - /tʰoʊ:ɹi/ - Roman: tábigro Roman: tóri Synonym(s): overthrow, rebel against, take down, carry out a coup Synonym(s): man against, destabilize
tOrsun - Noun/Adjective - /tʰoʊ:ɹsʌn/ - tarO - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑɹoʊ:/ - Roman: tórsun Roman: taró Synonym(s): all, every, each Not in general hobind use. Describes devices that are powered by nuclear fission only; this does not describe fusion devices. Synonym(s): nuclear, radioactive, atomic tabrAruj - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɑbɹɑ:ɹʌⁿd/ -
Roman: tabrárund - - - Synonym(s): barbarian tOrdos Noun/Adjective /tʰoʊ:ɹdoʊs/ Inanimate - Roman: tórdos Not in common use among hobbits. trAgros - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɹɑ:gɹoʊs/ - Synonym(s): radioactive, radioactivity Roman: trágros
Though it literally means "car room", can be used to describe a - - - place to store any type of modern craft. Not in general hobind use. tOrtras Noun/Adjective /tʰoʊ:ɹtʰɹɑs/ Roman: tórtras Synonym(s): garage, hangar Especially used to describe a nuclear power plant. Not in general hobind use. Synonym(s): power plant trObro - Verb - /tʰɹoʊ:bɹoʊ/ - Roman: tróbro Synonym(s): share, pool, combine resources, use jointly, upload (to the internet) tIrof - Noun/Adjective - /tʰi:ɹoʊf/ - Roman: tírof trIdo - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɹi:doʊ/ - A more general and scientific term than nóngis, which typically describes a relatively large and aggressive species endemic to the Roman: trído Patchwork. Tirof is more appropriate for pet rats, lab rats, and the Synonym(s): prophet, saint like. Synonym(s): rat trIgodas - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɹi:goʊdɑs/ - Roman: trígodas tIk - Noun/Adjective - /tʰi:ᵑɡ/ - Inanimate - Synonym(s): tundra Roman: tíng Synonym(s): sword, dagger, knife trEsum - Verb - /tʰɹɛ:sʌm/ - Roman: trésum tiklOm - Verb - /tʰɪᵑɡloʊ:m/ - Roman: tinglóm To type at a keyboard such as a typewriter, computer keyboard, etc. Not in common hobind usage. General term used for working with a kitchen knife in general. Synonym(s): type Sometimes metaphorically extended to the art of using a dagger in combat. Synonym(s): carve meat, cut vegetables, slice, dice treswar - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɹɛswɑɹ/ - Roman: treswar tErnim - Noun/Adjective - /tʰɛ:ɹnɪm/ - Short for ho tresum warel "type name", as the instruction would be Roman: térnim if there were any ehobind on computers. Not in hobind usage. Synonym(s): masculinity Synonym(s): login (on a website, etc.)
tUvan - Noun/Adjective - /tʰʌ:ᵐbɑn/ - Inanimate - tOmej - Noun/Adjective - /tʰoʊ:mɛⁿd/ - Inanimate - Roman: túmban Roman: tómend Synonym(s): fast, quick, swift, sudden, unexpected, surprising Synonym(s): negotiation, diplomacy, discussion, peace talks, diplomatic
tUvatar - Adverb - /tʰʌ:ᵐbɑtʰɑɹ/ - tOrm - Noun/Adjective - /tʰoʊ:ɹm/ - Inanimate - Roman: túmbatar Synonym(s): quickly, swiftly, speedily, suddenly, surprisingly, Roman: tórm instantly, immediately Synonym(s): battlefield, arena
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 102 of 128 tUver - Noun/Adjective - /tʰʌ:ᵐbɛɹ/ - Animate - Roman: túmber Synonym(s): rabbit, hare
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 103 of 128 Grammar Basics The Tallfellow Alphabet Of the common tongues of the Azalian continent, Tallfellow (known as Mambehoblind in the Tallfellow tongue) is perhaps the easiest for an English speaker to learn and certainly the easiest to pronounce, as it contains no sounds that are not in English. The grammar is not so similar to English, but fairly easy and more intuitive than many other languages found on the continent.
The Tallfellow alphabet is given below. It is given in the order traditionally used by halflings, rather than the order corresponding to the English alphabet. There are 26 letters in the Tallfellow alphabet, as in English, although they do not all have equivalents in the English alphabet and there are letters in the English alphabet that have no English equivalent. Each letter has its own name, which is given first in the Tallfellow script and then in a romanized form.
m: mO (mó). As M in English Man.
v: uvI (umbí). As MB in English luMBer. Though this is the same sound as produced by the letter combination mb, it has its own character which is much more frequently used. The B is always pronounced, even when it comes at the end of a word (and this happens very often).
w: wA (wá). As W in English Well. Cannot end a syllable in Tallfellow.
a: amA (amá) As the A in fAther. Sometimes pronounced more like the A in cAt when it occurs before L. The stressed version of this letter, A, is called Ama (áma).
n: nE (né). As in English maN. This letter followed by d is pronounced just like j. When it precedes g it is pronounced like the NG in soNG, but this doesn't happen much; usually the letter k is used instead.
j: endO (endó). As ND in eND. More commonly used than the combination nd.
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 104 of 128 r: Ur (úr). As R in American English Run or baR, but often more exaggerated than in English. It is a distinctive sound of Tallfellow as it is unusual on Azalia, especially outside halfling tongues (the trilled "R" is more common - actually true in real life too).
o: onO (onó). Similar to the the O in gO. Another distinctively Tallfellow sound, this is pronounced with a distinctive twang by many halfling speakers, similar to American South dialects of English. The stressed version, O, is called Ono (óno).
k: ikA (ingá). As the NG in loNGer. The G is always pronounced clearly, even if this letter comes at the end of a word (and it often does).
l: lEl (lél). Used exactly as L is used in English (including the tendency to not be properly pronounced at the end of a word, as in seLL). Occasionally double l appears. In this case, be sure to pronounce each l separately, the first as LL in seLL and the second as L in Like.
i: isI (isí). As the I in sIt, never as in bIte. Sometimes pronounced more like the EE in sEE, especially at the end of a word (for instance, both i's in this letter's name are pronounced that way). The stressed version of this letter, I, is called Isi (ísi).
f: fA (fá). As the F in leaF.
s: sE (sé). As the SS in English "meSS", never as S in "riSe".
h: hU (hú). As the H in Head. Like in English, can only come at the beginning of a syllable, never at the end.
e: ebE (ebé). Always pronounced as E in bEd. The stressed version, E, is called Ebe (ébe).
b: bO (bó). As the B in roB.
d: dA (dá). As the D in leD.
g: gU (gú) As the G in baG, never as in aGe.
u: udU (udú) As the U in English fUn. Never pronounced as in flUte. The stressed version, U,
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 105 of 128 is called Udu (údu).
p: pAr (pár). As P in English Pin, never as in English sPin (that is, it is always aspirated). Take care to pronounce it with the appropriate forcefulness even when it is not stressed, as in bOpe "read".
t: tAr (tár). As T in English Top, never as in English sTop (always aspirated). Take care to pronounce it with the appropriate forcefulness even when it is not stressed, as in sUti "sleep".
Stress in a Tallfellow word is unpredictable, just like English (although, also like English, it most frequently falls on the first syllable). You have to memorize the stress pattern for each word, and often it's the difference between two words, just as with the verb and noun versions of English "contract". In the traditional writing system, there are separate letters for each vowel indicating that it should or shouldn't be stressed: AOIEU. (Originally, these indicated double vowels, which Tallfellow doesn't have anymore.) However, in modern Tallfellow, these letters are optional except in cases where it's the ony way to tell the difference between two words, such as with the ablative and allative case for most nouns. Punctuation Verbs Verbs in Tallfellow have only ONE form. In English, we would say "I am, you are, she is", using a different word for the same basic meaning depending on the pronoun. However, in Tallfellow, verbs never change. No matter what, the word for "is" or "to be" in Tallfellow is Uvur:
pin uvur borbondil. "I am Borbondil."
ev uvur welben. "You (sg.) are Welben".
sal uvur nei. "She (or he) is Nei." (no gendered pronouns in Tallfellow)
gur uvur bolkem. "It is a book."
ar uvur ehobij. "We are halflings."
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 106 of 128 ren uvur ewuvuj. "Y'all are humans."
els uvur efrono. "They are heroes."
ek uvur erelmo. "They are leaves."
(Notice there is also no word for "the" or "a", unlike in English.)
Even in various tenses, verbs don't change, but rather a word is added in front of the word, similar to "will" in English, as in "I will do that". However, in Tallfellow this even applies in the past tense.
ajem belfi. "The snow melts."
ajem rum belfi. "The snow melted."
ajem wan belfi. "The snow will melt."
This means you never have to learn more than one word for a verb in Tallfellow. Neat! Nouns and Cases But it was too good to be true, because nouns and adjectives, unlike in English (but similar to many other languages, such as German or Russian) DO have different forms in Tallfellow. In fact, each one has 5 of them, called "cases": the nominative, the genitive, the allative, the ablative, and the locative. These are often used in places where English would use a preposition such as "in", "with", "from", "to", or "of".
Nominative Case: This is the most basic form of the word. The subject and object of the sentence are put in the nominative case. In many languages (including German and Russian) there is a separate accusative case for the object, and the nominative is only for subjects. This is not so in Tallfellow; the nominative case is also used as an accusative case.
Genitive Case: This is like the 's ending in English; for instance, while urhe means "breath", urle means "of breath". It can also be used to describe the tool used to perform an action, i.e. tabi twik would be "to attack with a sword" (lit. to attack of sword).
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 107 of 128 Locative Case: Tallfellow does not often use a preposition such as "in, at, on", etc. Instead, the locative is used, which represents general proximity to a place or object. If it is necessary to specific the exact location, a noun for "top", "bottom", "right," "surface", "inside" etc. is used with the genitive, just like English "inside of the house", "top of the table", etc. If it's clear from context though, often only the locative is used. So baginuv could mean "in the house", "at the house", etc., depending on the context.
Allative and Ablative Case: The allative is used for motion TOWARD a place or object, the ablative for motion AWAY FROM a place or object. blunO is "to the river", while blUno is "from the river". Usually, the allative and ablative are distinguished only by stress. Pronouns Plurals Nouns also have plural forms in Tallfellow, but fortunately this doesn't require memorizing 5 new versions of each case. Instead, plurals are marked by the prefix E-, or if the word begins with a vowel, Er-. With the exception of most allative and ablative forms (which have stress in the usual place, except for irregular forms where the difference between the forms is something other than stress), the stress is always on this new prefix, though there may be a milder stress in the usual location for a longer word.
Examples: bOlkem "book" Ebolkem (E-bolng-gehm) "books"
Elmo "leaf" Erelmo "leaves"
glIb "city" Eglib "cities" Questions Yes-or-no questions are begun with the question marker so. If the next word begins with a vowel, a w is added at the beginning after so.
Examples: so wev wan gola? "Will you pay?"
so sal uvur wotri? "Is (s)he a wizard?"
More complicated questions begin with other question words, such as swAr "what", swOl "where", swIk "when", etc. The question word always goes at the beginning, even if it's the
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 108 of 128 object of the sentence. All question words begin with s, and most with sw. Negatives Negatives are generally placed at the very END of a sentence. The word for "no" or "not" in Tallfellow is wur.
Examples: so wev wan gola wur? "Will you not pay?"
pin uvur bilbordil wur! "I am not a burglar!"
so wev uvur frono wur? "Aren't you a hero?"
In more complicated sentences that have multiple verbs, negatives and other things like them may appear in front of the next verb in the sentence rather than the actual end. More on this later, but an example of this usage is pin nopa wur im wublu "I do not like to swim". Adjectives Adjectives have their own conjugation patterns, which in general are simpler than those of nouns. They also do not conjugate for number, similar to in English. However, they take all the same cases that nouns can take. Adjectives in Tallfellow always follow the noun, rather than preceding it as in English.
Examples: wotri "wizard", wotri wuvo "great wizard", ewotri wuvo "great wizards". Adverbs Adverbs have only one form each. They go at the very end of the sentence, like negatives, and are easy to use. One can often turn an adjective into an adverb by adding -har to the end (which doesn't change the stress). If it ends with a d, j, b, or v, one instead changes the d/j to t, or b/v to p.
Examples: wUvo "large", wUvohar "greatly"
fUrd "foolish", fUrtar "foolishly"
bOv "wise", bOpar "wisely" Conjunctions
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 109 of 128 Demonstrative Suffixes There is no explicit Tallfellow word that has the meaning of English "this" or "that". Instead, there are two demonstrative suffixes -er and -um. -er is called the proximal demonstrative suffix, and is used to add the meaning of "this" to a noun, while -um is called the distal demonstrative suffix, and adds the meaning of "that" to a noun. Generally, -er is used to refer to things nearby or just mentioned, while -um is used to refer to things further away or already well established. (Note that this differs slightly from English usage, in that hobind speakers will often reply to statements with the equivalent of "This is good" rather than "That's good", for example.)
Rather than having some separate pronoun for "this" and "that" in their non-adjectival form, Tallfellow piggybacks off the normal third person pronouns. Thus gUrer and sAler both mean "this", where the former is used for inanimate things that could be referred to with gUr and the latter is used for animate things that could be referred to with sAl. Similarly, gUrum and sAlum both can be translated as "that".
The proximal demonstrative suffix -er is not to be confused with the emphatic pronouns pinEr, embEr, salEr, etc. (see Pronouns, above) The stress pattern on these is different than it is on proximal nouns. Thus sAler means "this (something animate)", but salEr means "he/she/they sg (emphatic)". In written Tallfellow, these are generally distinguished only by context, rather than by explicit marking of the accents. Word Order Modifiers are usually placed directly after the word they modify. Adjectives modify nouns, and adverbs modify verbs (but go at the end of the sentence). Locatives, allatives and ablatives usually modify verbs as well, and thus go at the end, although sometimes they can instead modify nouns, which creates an effect similar to a relative clause in English. Genitives usually modify nouns, but sometimes can modify verbs instead, in which case they go IMMEDIATELY after the verb, not at the end of the sentence. (This will all be covered in more detail later, don't worry!)
The usual order for verbal modifiers is locatives first, then ablatives, then allatives. Strictly speaking, this is not a hard and fast rule, and if the ablative or allative is very important you may see it
The big exception to this rule of thumb is particles, which always go IN FRONT of the verb.
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 110 of 128 Example: wotri wuvo wan brawo woho sul bopar. "The great wizard will use his/her/their magic wisely." Verbs and Particles Introduction to Particles "Particles" are things that go in front of the verb in Tallfellow to modify it (unlike adverbs, which also modify the verb, but which go at the very end of the sentence). Particles generally change very fundamental things about what the verb means, for instance putting it in the past or future tense, making it connect to other verbs, or saying something about the type of action involved. In this chapter we'll go over the most common types of particles and explain how they work.
Some adverbs modify the verb in important ways similar to particles, such as le and bElsar. We will also take a look at these at the end of the chapter. Tense Particles The most commonly used particles are rum and wan, which signify the past tense and the future tense, respectively. Tenses in Tallfellow are quite general, and you can use wan to mean "will", "shall", or "going to", while rum can mean "did (do)", "has (done)", or "used to (do)".
If you want to specify more clearly than that, you generally need to use adverbs in combination with the tense particles. dermetar or gelbohar can be used to indicate high certainty or some uncertainty about future actions, respectively. "Has done", the perfective, is generally indicated with gum, "now", plus the past tense. "Used to do" is marked with a locative form, ikumuv "at that time", which works just like an adverb.
pin wan heki dermetar! "I will definitely come!"
ar wan goro gelbohar wur. "We probably will not die."
pin rum bormir smalk gum. "I have killed the dragon." (lit. I killed the dragon now)
sal rum uvur holumrajodil ikumuv. "She used to be an adventurer." (lit. She was an adventurer at that time)
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 111 of 128 De and Continuous Actions Just like English, Tallfellow makes a distinction between an action that is simply performed and an action that is ongoing. This is accomplished with the particle de, which precedes both the verb and any tense particle (wan or rum) that is already there, in addition to the obligation particle bren. In terms of its meaning, it is nearly identical to the -ing ending in English; so while mawu translates to "eat", de mawu translates to "eating".
pin de mawu gum. "I am eating now."
ar de wan tabi smalk libwemuv. "We will be fighting the dragon tomorrow."
sal de rum wublu blunuv bejwimuv. "She was swimming in the river yesterday."
In Tallfellow this is ONLY used to describe things that are really happening right now. You wouldn't ever use de to translate an English sentence like "I'm reading a great book about wizards" if you weren't nose deep in it right now. Instead, you just use the simple present - literally, "I read a great book about wizards". This sounds odd in English, but it's more natural to hobind speakers.
pin bope bolkem wuvo ewodli. "I'm reading a great book about wizards" (off and on, but not right this moment)
pin de bope bolkem wuvo ewodli. "I'm reading a great book about wizards" (it's literally in front of me right now)
Some words tend to have somewhat different meanings when they are used with de. For instance, the common word brawo can often be used to refer to ability to do something or skill at doing something, even without using le to indicate capability (more on that later). So for instance:
pin brawo mabeholij. "I speak Tallfellow."
pin brawo woho. "I know magic."
In this case, brawo is basically describing a capability. The meaning is somewhat different when de is used:
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 112 of 128 pin de brawo mavehoblij. "I am speaking Tallfellow."
pin de brawo woho. "I am using magic." Bren and Obligation When discussing something that should, must, or ought to be done, bren can be used. bren specifically implies an obligation and shouldn't be used to say that you want to do something or to make suggestions or requests.
bren goes in front of all the other types of particles except for the continuous particle de (but bren is not often used with de). Mon and Passive Voice In order to put a sentence in passive voice, one can use mon, which also means "to feel, to be touched". mon always immediately precedes the verb, and comes after even the tense particles and particles like im and imo.
When it follows im, mon combines with the preceding particle to become imon, putting the verb in a passive infinitive form. Capability with Le and Wurle To describe ability to perform a task, use the particle le. Actually, le is grammatically an adverb and follows the rules that adverbs follow, but it is similar to particles in what it is used for and in not really having any stress of its own when spoken.
Like English, Tallfellow has a special construction for saying that you CANNOT do something. In this case, you should use wurlE, where there now is a stress on the capability particle lE as part of this construction. Bélsar and Srásar bElsar and srAsar are more adverbs that have a lot in common with particles, in that they modify the quality of the verb in the sentence. Both particles imply that the verb action COULD be the case, but isn't necessarily. The difference is that bElsar implies that it would be a good thing if the verb occurred, or at least that it wouldn't be bad (often it can be translated as "hopefully" or "maybe"), and srAsar implies it would be a bad thing (often translated as "hopefully not", "I'm afraid that...", and so on). Order of Particles and Special Adverbs
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 113 of 128 There is a specific order that should be followed when combining the various particles and adverbs in a sentence. In light of this, the full Tallfellow word order is: (with optional elements in parentheses)
SUBJECT-(ADJECTIVES)-(POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES/GENITIVE NOUNS)-(de)-(bren)-( rum/wan)-(mon)-VERB-(GENITIVE NOUNS)-(OBJECT)-(ADJECTIVES)-(POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES/GENITIVE NOUNS)-(LOCATIVE NOUNS)-(ABLATIVE NOUNS)-(ALLATIVE NOUNS)-(ADVERBS)-(bElsar/srAsar)-(wur/le/wurlE)
Of course, a sentence may still be more complicated than this if e.g. it has multiple verbs or other subclauses, but it should be enough to give one the general idea of Tallfellow sentence structure. The Locative Case Introduction to Locatives Noun Locatives To form the locative, for a word that ends in a vowel, add -rumb to the end of the word, and if it ends in a consonant, add -umb. Examples: bolngem "book", bolngemumb "near the book"; elmo "leaf", elmorumb "near the leaf". Adjective Locatives All adjectives form the locative case by adding -ung if the word ends with a consonant, or - rung if it ends with a vowel. The only exception are several possessives such as "my", which must be memorized (but usually involve adding just -ng). Examples: wumbo "tall", wumborung "at a tall..."; horm "stout", hormung "at a stout..." Irregular Locatives: bling "at my", leng "at your", sulng "at his/her/their", gulng "at its", lang "at our", lerng "at your (pl.)", sleng "at their (animate pl.)", gulng "at their (inanimate pl.)" Position with Locatives Time with Locatives Accompaniment with Locatives Possession with Locatives Irregular Locatives Common location nouns have unique, irregular forms for the locative which must be
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 114 of 128 memorized. They are typically shortened compared to what the expected form might be.
Irregular locatives: ba "top" bamb "on top"; gro "bottom" gromb "on the bottom"; we "front" wemb "in front"; su "back" sumb "behind"; mir "center" mib "in between, in the center"; i "inside" im "on the inside"; ol "outside" orb "on the outside"; fer "surface" ferb "on the surface"; bri "left" brimb "on the left"; gle "right" glemb "on the right"; rabe "north" rabemb "in the north"; bolgu "south" bolgumb "in the south"; lewa "east, sunrise" lewamb "in the east, in the morning"; welben "west, sunset" welbend "in the west, in the evening"; bomi "hand" bomb "in the hand".
Other locative forms are formed in the regular way, except those directly derived from locatives on this list; thus rablewa "northeast", rablewamb "in the northeast". For compounds like this, this only applies to cases in which the irregular locative ends the compound. Thus lewand "Qaelian person", lewandumb "with the Qaelian person". Pronunciation Variants In casual speech, the locative ending -mb is often modified if a consonant comes directly after it. Although it is always written the same way, if followed by a D, T or S, it is pronounced as -n; if followed by a B, F, or P, it is pronounced -m; and if followed by a G, it is pronounced like the N in -ng. (The same is true of the -nd ending for "welbend".) The Ablative and Allative Cases Introduction to Latives Forming Latives To form either ending, add -o to the end of a noun ending in a consonant, and -ro to one ending in a vowel. Examples: bolngem "book", bolngemo "to the book/from the book" (bolng-em-O "to the book", bolng-EM-o "from the book"); elmo "leaf", elmoro "to the leaf/from the leaf" (el-mo- RO "to the leaf", el-MO-ro "from the leaf").
These are distinguished by accent marks, or sometimes purely by context, in writing. However, the standard practice is to include the accent mark. If both appear, the ablative typically comes first (as in English, though in Tallfellow there are fewer exceptions to this rule of thumb). Example: babandélo blunó "from the waterfall to the river", blúno babandélo "from the river to the waterfall".
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 115 of 128 Latives of Direction Latives of Elapsed Time Dative Uses Ablative of Agent In a passive sentence, if you need to describe who performed the action (the agent), the correct case to use is the ablative, not (as you might have expected) the genitive. The genitive describes the method by which the action was taken; however, the ablative describes its origin, which can include the actor who performs it.
Pin rum mon tabi tring wumbúndo. "I was attacked by a human with a sword."
One may also use the preposition iro. Irregular Latives Once again, there is an assortment of irregular forms for common locations, and some are actually different in the allative and ablative. They are listed below.
Irregular allatives and ablatives: ba "top" baro "to the top" balo "from the top"; gro "bottom" goro "to/from the bottom"; we "front" wero "to the front" welo "from the front"; su "back" suro "to the back" swo "from the back"; mir "center" miro "to the center" mil "from the center"; i "inside" imo "to the inside" iro "from the inside"; ol "outside" olo "to/from the outside"; fer "surface" fero "to the surface" fel "from the surface"; bri "left" biro "to/from the left"; gle "right" gelo "to/from the right"; rabe "north" rabo "to/from the north"; bolgu "south" bolgo "to/from the south"; lewa "east, sunrise" lewo "to/from the east, until/since the morning"; welben "west, sunset" welbo "to/from the west, until/since the evening"; bomi "hand" bomo "to/from the hand".
Other allative and ablative forms are formed in the regular way, except those formed as compounds of irregular latives in which the irregular noun is located at the end of the compound; so bolgwelben "southwest", bolgwelbo "to/from the southwest", but welbend "Mandelenian person", welbendo "to/from the Mandelenian person". The Genitive Case Simple Genitives If the letter before the final vowel in the noun is a B, D, F, G, or S, add an L just before the
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 116 of 128 final vowel. Examples: andem "snow", andlem "of snow"; ubelmb "head", ublelmb "of the head"; glolfi "fire", glolfli "of fire"; bolngem "book", bolnglem "of a book"; barsun "woman", barslun "of the woman". H, R, and W Genitives If the letter before the final vowel is an H, R, or W, replace that letter with an L. Examples: woho "magic", wolo "of magic"; tori "man", toli "of a man"; gelwen "forest", gellen "of the forest". (In this last example, and all other words with double L, be sure to pronounce the first "l" the same way you would with the W there - it's GEL-len, not GEH- len.) If the letter before the R or W was a T or a P (H never follows T or P), change T to D and P to B. Examples: wotri "wizard", wodli "of the wizard"; gapwo "mouth", gablo "of a mouth". If the letter before the R, W, or H was an M, replace it with BL, and if it was an N, replace it with DL. M and N Genitives If the letter before the final vowel is an M or N, add an R just before the final vowel. Examples: elmo "leaf", elmro "of the leaf"; frono "hero", fronro "of a hero". After doing this, if an S immediately precedes the M or N, delete the M or N. Examples: smalng "dragon", sralng "of the dragon"; barsnim "femininity", barsrim "of femininity". T and P Genitives If the letter before the final vowel is a T or a P, add a W just before the final vowel. Examples: etor "voice", etwor "of the voice"; fupi "slingshot", fupwi "of a slingshot". L Genitives Finally, if the letter before the final vowel is an L, add "-il" to the end of the word. Example: glib "city", glibil "of the city".
All adjectives form the genitive case with the addition of -il at the end of the word if it ends with a consonant, and -lil if it ends with a vowel. Examples: wumbo "tall", wumbolil "of a tall..."; horm "stout", hormil "of a stout..." Genitives of Possession Genitives of Instrument
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 117 of 128 Genitives of Topic Genitives of Duration Genitives of Location Possessive Pronouns Multi-Verb Sentences Multi-Verb Structure Comparing Quantities Indirect Questions My Master Always Told Me... Relative Clauses Introduction to Relative Clauses Nominative Clauses Genitive Clauses Lative Clauses Time Clauses Numerals Cardinal Numerals 0 "élbwimb"
1 "líba"
2 "werá"
3 "érend"
4 "ondá"
5 "dlir"
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 118 of 128 6 "twar"
7 "fíti"
8 "surgá"
9 "mílgin"
10 "nengrá"
11 "grálimb"
12 "gráwa"
13 "grérend"
14 "grónda"
15 "grádlir"
16 "grátwar"
17 "gráfind"
18 "grága"
19 "grámilng"
20 "rángra"
21 "rángralimb"
22 "rángrawa"
30 "erngra"
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 119 of 128 40 "óngra"
50 "dlírngra"
60 "twárngra"
70 "fítra"
80 "gángra"
90 "mílngra"
99 "mílngramilng"
100 "grángra"
101 "grángralimb"
110 "grálingra"
111 "grálingralimb"
120 "gráwangra"
130 "grérengra"
140 "gróndangra"
150 "grádlirngra"
160 "grátwarngra"
170 "gráfitra"
180 "grágangra"
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 120 of 128 190 "grámilngra"
200 "rángrangra"
300 "érngrangra"
400 "óngrangra"
500 "dlírgrangra"
600 "twárgrangra"
700 "fítrangra"
800 "gágrangra"
900 "mílngrangra"
990 "mílngrangramilngra"
999 "milngrangramilngramilng"
1000 "wérmitwil"
1001 "wérmitwil-liba"
1002 "wérmitwil-wera"
2000 "rawérmi"
3000 "ewérmi"
4000 "owérmi"
5000 "dliwérmi"
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 121 of 128 6000 "twawérmi"
7000 "fitwérmi"
8000 "gawérmi"
9000 "millérmi"
10000 "grawérmi"
100,000 "grangrawérmi"
1,000,000 "bélswe"
2,000,000 "rábelswe"
3,000,000 "érmbelswe"
4,000,000 "ómbelswe"
etc. Ordinal Numerals Durations and Distances Telling Time Hobind Time Odds and Ends Agentives and Patientives You can make an agentive - a "doer" noun - by taking a verb and adding -dil to the end of it. There might be some irregularities that I will think of later. The stress remains in the same place that it was before adding the -dil. Examples: borbon "to bake" borbondil "baker" bilbor "to steal" bilbordil "burglar", etc.
While the accusative case has fallen out of Tallfellow in nearly all case, it is still used to turn
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 122 of 128 agentives into patientives (which I don't know if that's a real thing, but I mean the opposite of an agentive, whatever "trainee" is as opposed to "trainer"). Thus, a -dwo ending, as opposed to -dil (originally from dilwund "worker (accusative case)") can indicate a patientive. Substantives Adjectives can also be found asking as substantives, in which they behave more like nouns. A substantive adjective conjugates as though it were a noun, not an adjective, and follows all the rules given for nouns above, including formation of plurals. (Note that in several cases, the forms are the same either way.) Examples: wumbo "the tall one", wumblo "of the tall one", wumborumb "at the tall one", wumboro "to/from the tall one"; horm "the stout one", lorm "of the stout one", hormumb "at the stout one", hormro "to/from the stout one" Verbal Nouns There are two main types of verbal nouns in Tallfellow, apart from the infinitive. One type is formed from the infinitive marker im, and describes a general type of activity, abstract concept, or experience; the other type is formed from the verb wiri, and describes a SPECIFIC activity or event related to the verb. These forms may be irregular and ultimately must be memorized, but in most cases one forms the first type by adding the suffix -im or - m to a verb, possibly deleting final vowels or making other modificiations; the second type is formed similarly, except one usually adds -wir or -ir.
For example, "to run" is rEhe. The act of running, or running as an activity, is rEhim. A SPECIFIC instance of running is instead covered by rEhir, which can also mean a race. So you would say:
rehim uvur rom wuvohar. "Running is really nice."
pin wan rehe rehiruv libwemuv. "I'm going to run in the race tomorrow." Nouns as Adjectives Nouns can be used as adjectives. In order to be used as an adjective, the noun is conjugated exactly as if it were an adjective. Even irregular nouns are not irregular in their derived adjective form - all substantives and derived adjectives are perfectly regular. Examples: ba "top/upper", balil "of the upper...", barung "at the upper...", baro "to/from the
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 123 of 128 upper..."; welben "west/western", welbenil "of the western..." welbenung "at the western...", welbenro "to/from the western..." Colors Halflings have more words for different shades of green and brown than some of the other races, and fewer words for lurid colors like purple, orange, etc.
Color: dílmbe
Aquamarine: résnel
Black: rópa
Blue: nóri
Beige: dípond
Brown: gímbel
Brown, dark: gípra
Brown, light: élpim
Green: bur
Green, dark: gúlmbe
Green, light: marf
Orange: sátewumb
Purple: nórdwumb
Red: déwumb
White: swífi
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 124 of 128 Yellow: sáte List of Derived Forms The following strategies are still productive in the Tallfellow language to create new words out of existing ones. Others have existed in Tallfellow's history, for instance, the wi- prefix for creating verbs from other word types in Hobbitzin, which is responsible for words such as widofo, wirunge, wiglors, etc. Some of these are more regular than others; for instance - im is often corrupted in some way by the ending of the verb to which it is attached.
Noun, person/thing who does (agentive): -dil (from dilund) Noun, person/thing that has verb done to it: -dwo (from dilwund) Noun, general concept of performing verb action (also used for a participle adjective): -im (from im) Noun, specific instance of verb action: -wir (from wiri) Noun, the result of performing a verb action or thing created by it: -(n)ul (from nul) Noun, diminutive form of another noun: -émi (from emi) Noun, negated form of another noun: -go (from Hobbitzin ky) Noun, general class represented by another root as in English -ness, -itude: -leni (sometimes -mend) (from Hobbitzin classifiers, i + len/met) Noun, group of multiple copies of another noun: -(lb)wa (from libwar) Noun, place where verb action is performed or noun is made use of: ba(m/n)(g)- (from bagin)
Adjective, having received verb action: mo(n)- (from mon) Adjective, currently receiving verb action: dem- (from de mon) Adjective, likely to perform/receive or otherwise related to verb action: -(u)r (from Hobbitzin ru) Adjective, negated form of another adjective: -go (from Hobbitzin ky) Adjective, pertaining to or related to a noun: (usually the same as the noun) Adjective, resembling a noun: -(mb)an (from namban) Adjective, smelling or tasting like a noun: -(s/t/p)ri (from Hobbitzin er hipiu)
Verb, to make into (noun or adjective), to compel/force to (verb): al(f)- (from Hobbitzin aewpi) Verb, to use (noun) in preparing/creating (often cooking-related): -lóm (from Hobbitzin ly
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 125 of 128 wirawmah) Verb, to behave like (noun): hi(r)- (from Hobbitzin hie) Verb, to do (verb) again or returning to the original state: ra(nd)- (from rando) Verb, to do something that appears like (verb) but is not: hi(r)- (from Hobbitzin hie) Verb, to eat or go about one's day in a manner characterized by the adjective: - (m/mb/nd/ng)o (from mawu; usually the adjective applies to the one eating or spending time, but in some cases it applies to what is eaten, especially if the adjective primarily describes food)
Adverb, done in manner described by adjective: -har (from Hobbitzin hai) Adverb, at the time/place described by noun: (locative case) Adverb, from/after the time/place described by noun: (ablative case) Adverb, toward/until the time/place described by noun: (allative case) Metaphors Introduction Metaphors in Tallfellow are quite similar to those in English, but there are a few regions where English-speaker intuition is not very helpful when understanding the way that Tallfellow speakers think about the world. Following the same basic format as in "Metaphors We Live By", some of the more unfamiliar halfling metaphors are given below, with (eventually) some examples of how these are used in practice. Time is Food Halflings tend to use similar language when describing food and time, quite unlike in English. Most obviously, time is traditionally measured in terms of meals in halfling society, i.e. lIbwem "tomorrow" or "breakfast". But the metaphor can go much further than that, relating periods of time to meals, preparation and planning to cooking and baking, the taste of food to the satisfaction or enjoyment of a period of time, being tired with being full, etc. Control is Down While halflings generally apply the same "up is good" metaphor used by English speakers, they diverge on the subject of control, power (except physical strength), and the like. Halflings are used to using their small size and agility to get the better of larger folk, and as a result, the direction down is related to having control or power in a situation. This is the fundamental reason that Emi "small" can also mean "clever", because a small creature has access to clever tactics utilizing its size. Similarly, language used in English relating power to up/down directions (overpower, underwhelming, upper hand, on top, etc.) tends to be
Tallfellow (Mambehoblind) Page 126 of 128 reversed in Tallfellow. Cooperation is Health In English one talks about 'winning" arguments, attacking other people's positions, etc., but hobind culture tends to focus less on the victor of a particular discussion and more on whether or not the underlying problem is remedied and everyone can kiss and make up, so to speak. As a result, rather than using war-related metaphors, halflings tend to use metaphors related to illness when discussing verbal arguments. This is not to say that no war-related metaphors are ever used - for instance, tAbi can also mean "to argue with" - but it is more common to speak of "curing" disagreements, resentful ehobind being "sick", and the like.
In general, hobind culture tends to relate social togetherness, cooperation, and friendship with physical health in a way that is not done in English. Often, these are accomplished by simply using mOjel instead of mOn with language more typically used for physical ailments. So one may say pin mojel moto to express feeling uncomfortable socially, and pin mojel dero would mean feeling accepted and welcome socially. One may use gOro "die" as a metaphor for losing favor with a social group and bOrmir can mean to ostracize someone socially. And so on... Conversation is Work Hobind culture tends to use similar language for chatting or conversing as it does for working on a project. Thus, one thinks about making progress on, accomplishing, etc. conversations. The verb nAr can be used to describe either working at one's job or having a discussion. Fat is Strong, Thin is Weak Halflings are at their healthiest when they are quite fat, and biologically will continue to function well at very high levels of obesity (if it can be called such for a halfling). As a result, being fat has only positive connotations in hobind society, and thinness is either neutral or associated with sickness, frailty, and poor health. Calling someone "fat" is not an insult in halfling culture, but calling someone "thin" can be, especially if one uses the word Elni which has more negative connotations.
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