Full Lexicon (As of 4-06-2026) — Adorish Grammar

A

- áce ~ man (human being)

- Acóri ~ Acoria

- -adar ~ river suffix

- Adóri ~ Adoran

- Adornyê ~ Adorish

- ae- ~ in air

- -ae ~ agental suffix

- aedré- ~ to speak

- aej ~ smooth

- aej- ~ related to blood

- aenê ~ thought

- aerô ~ wind

- aes- ~ to hold

- aescenê ~ bow

- aescró ~ rope

- aevôn ~ seven

- agríso ~ tongue (organ)

- ajtóa ~ perpendicular (Erkanic loan)

- ál ~ above, over

- álcynae- ~ to overflow, to be full

- Alfîrno ~ a name for the residence of the gods

- alvánbárstêl ~ civilian

- alvántos ~ free

- alvántosnê ~ freedom

- álys- ~ to craft

- alysândros ~ craftsman

- alýsos ~ artist, sculptor

- alzrás ~ salt

- ámbarast ~ capital

- ámbô ~ why

- ámbômiznê ~ technique

- ambósca ~ heart

- an- ~ related to spirit

- ándros ~ expert

- anê ~ sun

- angá ~ forest

- antés ~ land (Borthalli borrowing)

- anûjis ~ blistering

- anvânga ~ red forest

- anvô ~ red

- aorî ~ small

- aos ~ who, what

- arác ~ dessert

- arajázzion ~ algebra

- arájras ~ undescribed

- araváce ~ slave

- aravájnê ~ slavery

- arnôs- ~ to say

- arnôsae ~ speaker

- arnôscae ~ speech

- arnôsonê ~ word

- artáo ~ short, instantaneous

- artâonê ~ instant

- arzô- ~ to lose (smth.)

- Árzôr ~ he who is lost, reclaimer

- asrannî ~ adj. not living, lifeless

- astâ ~ sir, gentleman (formal)

- áyanê ~ ghost

- azáno ~ old name for Tsaváran

- árvio ~ none

- áedro ~ road

- ánvo- ~ to smell

- áoca ~ feather

- ayo ~ hi

B

- bac ~ hard (object)

- bacâecha ~ cannot note down (literal hard-snake)

- bae- ~ to turn (intransitive)

- baechá ~ snake

- baechôn ~ slowly

- báesca ~ nose

- bájdan ~ granite, any hard stone (archaic)

- bajól ~ furnace

- bao ~ few, less than quarter

- baôn ~ with a few others (adverb)

- bar ~ to swear allegiance (participle: loyal)

- abarnê ~ loyalty, love

- bárast ~ city

- bárstêl ~ citizen

- bendé ~ footwear

- besíos ~ to freeze, to block/restrict

- bôldô ~ strong, muscular

- bôldôn ~ boldly

- Bortalí ~ Borthall

- bor ~ simple, humble

- bóron ~ simply

- bósca ~ organ

- byluspâgo ~ precipitation

C

- câlarnos ~ to mock, oppose

- cao- ~ to swim

- câr ~ against

- cárnel ~ opposition

- cay ~ to be from, (preposition, dialectal) from, (archaic: to be)

- cayâ ~ to indicate

- ce- ~ if

- cerô ~ fog

- cevî ~ ever

- cevîsran- ~ to live on, endure, survive

- ‘cerî ~ alone (archaic: acerî)

- chalîs ~ nut

- chéaso ~ wife

- cheâja ~ root

- chengá ~ head

- cheo- ~ to wipe

- chéoca ~ horn

- chéotâ ~ meat

- chéryn- ~ to perform art

- cherynáe ~ clown, performance artist

- chêz- ~ to eat

- chêzca ~ food

- chêznê ~ meal

- ciocâ ~ flower

- civ-, cís ~ to count

- ciscênê ~ countable object, number

- ciscênêzion ~ arithmetics

- Clynadár ~ new name of Dycadár

- co- ~ to bite

- cô ~ opposite of

- côsînê ~ inverse, mirror

- cólyn ~ gunpowder

- côn ~ eight

- córne ~ fun

- coryê ~ bright

- cosváe ~ attacker, invader

- cósve- ~ to attack

- cósvenê ~ attack, battle

- crad- ~ to crack, torture

- cradrâ- ~ to batter

- cráznê ~ torture

- cre ~ correct

- crédas ~ law

- crelíga- ~ to lie, deceive

- crénor ~ sword

- cris ~ to shatter, break glass, break mirror

- crôsca ~ ear

- cruchâe ~ blacksmith

- cruchô ~ steel

- crulô ~ stone

- cran- ~ to give, offer, wed

- crâno ~ husband

- crén- ~ to laugh

- crosê ~ what

- curá- ~ to play

- cydrén ~ bellow

- Cylínio (often Clínio) ~ common male name

- cylôs- ~ to sit

- cynáes- ~ to sail

- cŷn ~ fit, strong

- cynós ~ black

- cýngaen ~ new moon

D

- dáelca ~ foot

- dáelzorn ~ foot soldier

- -dan ~ stone suffix

- danêl ~ foot unit, squad

- dânso ~ god

- danyôro ~ pillar

- darstá ~ fourth

- daes- ~ to call

- daesmê ~ noun

- daesné ~ identity, self

- dénescê ~ bog lake, bog river

- déncro ~ metal

- déncrulô ~ ore

- doe ~ long

- doenê ~ border, line, boundary

- doenêrî ~ boundless

- dof-, dós ~ to die

- dosnê ~ death

- dôsas ~ secret (adjective)

- dréson ~ 25 miles.

- dyc ~ muddy, dirty

- dyjrô ~ bog iron

- dylê- ~ to hear

E

- -ej ~ other

- -éjon ~ also

- êjsel ~ thirty

- Endín ~ fire goddess

- ênva ~ frown, unhappy face

- énze ~ noble, wealthy person

- Enzyadór ~ Central Adoran

- eódra ~ dras ~ this

- éoj ~ three

- eós ~ 3rd person inanimate

- eóspa ~ that

- eóspamiz ~ therefore

- Ercosí ~ Ercos

- eridôn ~ lapis (gem), blue

- escráenê ~ modifiers

- escrô ~ lake

- esrélî ~ safe, harmless

- esrélînê ~ safety

- éstel ~ hope

- ézron ~ 5 miles

F

- fané ~ akin to honey, sweet

- fanégol ~ sweet pie

- fârdos ~ equal (of same values), identical, unsegregated.

- fârdosrî ~ segregated, heretical, inequal.

- fiorô ~ arrow

- fístes ~ blade

- forló ~ meat

- frabéndo ~ boot

- fres ~ the trunk of a tree

- fresrî ~ trunkless

- fréstan ~ pedestal

- frésce ~ any

- frín- ~ to brew, steep

- frínê ~ tea, brewed drink (archaic)

- frô ~ they (animate)

- froz ~ good

- frózcae ~ to like

- fylô ~ dry, void, bare

G

- gaerô ~ ash

- gáerca ~ hand

- gáerlura ~ lye solution

- gal- ~ to change

- gâlder ~ to despair

- gevôr ~ to bear

- gi- ~ while

- gôl ~ pie

- gôlae ~ baker

- góvrec ~ ruin

- grachá ~ bird

- guochá ~ louse

- gýlu ~ to link

- gynôs ~ straight

- gyredí ~ homeland

- gyrédo ~ home

I

- i- ~ redundant suffix

- -i ~ nation suffix

- íchen ~ mistletoe (negative)

- Íchen ~ Emperor Ixen

- idór- – to satisfy, fulfill

- îflozcro ~ lead

- ig- ~ to freeze

- ílmao- ~ to take

- ílparôspenê ~ reveal

- ilprôspen ~ reveal (short)

- infés ~ winter, the cold season, year

- ino- ~ related to fractions

- inônê ~ rain

- Ínviri ~ Inviram

- io ~ through

- ir ~ one

- iryóndê ~ old friend

- irsél ~ ten (for construction)

- is ~ he, she, it (animate)

- iválco ~ family, bloodline

- Iyónê ~ thunder goddess

- ízcae ~ to look dark

- ízcaego ~ coal

- izcâjro ~ steel

J

- ja- ~ to kill

- jáendal ~ night

- jaendâe ~ month

- jaenê ~ moon

- jaenrî ~ new moon (adjective)

- Jálbur ~ Halburo (island)

- janazán ~ kingdom

- janô ~ king

- jánso ~ queen

- jar- ~ to see

- javí ~ right

- je ~ for

- jeârôsâ ~ colossal, all-encompassing

- jêcan ~ to make

- jefrán- ~ to need, require

- jegôr ~ to feed

- jéo ~ all, fully, completely

- jéorî ~ partial

- jéochez- ~ to devour, consume

- jeocheznê ~ domination

- jer ~ yes

- jéren ~ fat (noun)

- jévî ~ canon

- jioncró ~ fire

- jis ~ hot

- jíad- ~ to rub

- jo ~ we

- jó ~ sharp (as a knife)

- jonâsca ~ needle

- ‘jôrô ~ zinc (other-tin)

- jre ~ heavy, dense

- jrenê ~ boulder

- jynías- ~ to lie (in a bed)

- jynô- ~ to dig

- jýrô ~ iron

- jéoca ~ tree

- jíaga ~ eye

- jóencha ~ animal

L

- Lacrás ~ water god

- laf-, las ~ ale, beer

- lárlyn ~ fir tree

- lávis ~ malachite

- ledó- ~ to stamp, press

- léjencha ~ travel animal (usually a deer)

- len ~ in contrast to

- lídrâce ~ knight (rank)

- lídro ~ silver

- lídrojaliz ~ argent plating

- líza- ~ to walk, move

- loe- ~ however

- lon- ~ to drink

- lózco ~ pine tree

- lózro ~ pine wood

- lys- ~ change, in relation to food

- lysnin ~ cheese

- lysmôchê ~ sourdough starter, leaven

- lyván- ~ to break

M

- ma- ~ while

- maechá ~ pet

- máeco ~ great

- mágutâ ~ breast

- mása ~ desert

- máeso ~ mother

- Malájtoe ~ Malakto

- málgon ~ rust

- manázâr ~ million

- már- ~ like/as, copula.

- Mavérso ~ common female name

- mázar ~ hundred

- mázarnel ~ centuria

- mázarrel ~ thousand

- médyc ~ insane

- mez- ~ to contain

- Mezné ~ air god

- mífar ~ lime

- mifdán ~ limestone

- mígitro ~ dust

- mínge ~ milk

- mírun ~ green (light)

- mírlyn ~ birch tree

- mistá ~ third

- miz ~ with

- mízjar ~ to appear, reveal

- môchê ~ gruel, porridge, dough

- mornê ~ art

- móva ~ lip

- móz ~ skin

- mulíza- ~ to exit, turn back

- myénê ~ ghost

- mylchá ~ bee

- mylcó ~ honey

- mylíos- ~ to fear

- mynós- ~ to judge

- mynosnê ~ judgement, reckoning

N

- na ~ of/from

- nál- ~ to bloom

- Nálin ~ replacement for people formerly named Ixen

- nálinfes ~ mistletoe

- nálior- ~ to defend

- náliorae ~ guard, defender

- náliornê ~ defence

- násca ~ leaf (shortened)

- nâeja ~ bark (of a tree)

- náva ~ bye

- ne ~ you (plural)

- -nel ~ group, unit

- nen- ~ to fall

- nê- ~ to pull

- nênê ~ pull

- -nes ~ such, very

- netijáen- ~ to remember

- netijáenê ~ memory

- nicîa ~ chainmail

- nij ~ behind

- nísjan ~ noble

- nist ~ dawn, sunrise (archaic)

- nistânê ~ east

- Nistanâdor ~ Eastern Adoran

- nívrin ~ legion

- nízco ~ apple tree

- -nô ~ locative marker

- noálys ~ to represent (in something),

- nôcaesân ~ prince

- nódron- ~ to aspire

- nombáenê ~ particles, grammatical affixes

- nôn- ~ to cut, stab

- nônê ~ incision

- nôr ~ god

- nôsôr- ~ to enter, dawn

- Nôrze ~ metal god

- nôsran- ~ to deserve

- novés- ~ to honour

- nylô ~ full

- nynché ~ to pierce

O

- o' ~ with, and

- ôb ~ four

- ôbrel ~ forty

- ôcheg- ~ to kill

- ódo ~ unsuality

- óeja ~ butter

- ôja ~ grass

- olís ~ below

- ondéyo ~ brother

- -on ~ adverbial suffix

- onê ~ star

- ônga ~ guts, part

- ôrdô ~ centuria

- ôrô ~ tin

- ôryves ~ bronze

- -os ~ agential suffix

- óspe ~ inner, within

- óspejion ~ passion, drive, spirit

- ospêlos- ~ to imagine

- ospeván ~ identity, characteristic

- ôvmeo ~ sea

- ovôrdô ~ cohort

P

- pa ~ I

- paerî ~ new

- paf-, pás ~ to sew

- palco ~ blood

- pan- ~ to command, lead

- paol- ~ to suck

- parôspe- ~ to wash, to conceal

- págan- ~ to squeeze

- párca ~ seed

- párnê ~ (Redacted)

- peo ~ near

- péondys- ~ to translate

- péonô (often spelt: péonno) ~ language

- péonôs ~ linguist

- pia- ~ to breathe

- piarre- ~ to fly

- píanê ~ cloud

- pôc ~ narrow

- pôconmae ~ consonant

- pôcrî ~ wide

- pôl- ~ to sleep

- pôsca ~ egg

- prae ~ long

- praenê ~ period (of time)

- praepe ~ bad, poisonous

- prao ~ left

- pre- ~ to walk

- pren ~ common, everyday, daily

- pro ~ when

- prô- ~ and, before

- prónzo ~ mouth

- Próvansi ~ Provans

- puon- ~ to spit

- pyllías ~ thin

- pyllíasnê ~ thin (object), paper

- pynó ~ in

- pynórro ~ bone

- pynôs ~ to tie

R

- ráego ~ dirty

- rájraf-, rájras ~ to not say, to not describe (archaic)

- rast ~ sunrise, dusk

- rastanê ~ west

- Rastanâdor ~ Western Adoran

- ‘redô ~ bread (long form: yredô)

- réndagil ~ amber (gem), orange

- riáj ~ dull (as a knife)

- rinzál- ~ to love, care for

- ranzálê ~ love, care (noun)

- rav- ~ to buy

- rior- ~ to push

- ríornê ~ push

- rígarô ~ smoke

- ríomâ ~ liver

- rîya- ~ to vomit

- robóvyn ~ letter (symbol)

- rôc ~ poison

- rôn ~ six

- rôsâ- ~ to span

- rostá ~ first

- rýnco ~ apple

- ryôcha ~ worm

S

- sáenindô ~ The Acorian alpha syllabary

- sajdê- ~ to split, cut in half

- sajdênê ~ half (noun)

- saor ~ bad

- Sásdos ~ Saxtos, first king of Adoran

- scidrô ~ ink

- scidmônga ~ pen

- sejá ~ wing

- sélorôn ~ year

- síjer ~ true, sure

- sîn- ~ to curve

- sînê ~ curve

- sôr- ~ to come

- spío ~ there

- sran- ~ to live

- sro ~ some, less than half

- stacró ~ tin ore

- syláer- ~ to hit, punch

- sô ~ thick, syrupy

- sônê ~ syrup

- soj- ~ then, after

- sojáspan ~ still, after

- sójcaj ~ triangle

- sójcâjtoa ~ right angled triangle

- sotzrôj ~ tomorrow

- sunísson ~ oak tree

T

- táefas- ~ to climb

- táefyn ~ Taifyn mountains

- taezánê ~ sky (physical)

- taezányc ~ sunk, drowned

- Tálys ~ earth god

- tao ~ short

- taonê ~ dwarf

- táoj ~ round

- táojnê ~ round object (circle, ellipsis, oval, sphere)

- Télcon ~ Adoran’s capital

- telvanê ~ content, happiness

- Téri ~ Earth (not used in-world)

- Terválo ~ one of Earth (not used in-world)

- tijáed- ~ to think

- to- ~ to split

- toe- ~ to give, lend, send, donate

- tránnê ~ verb

- tréf- ~ to encounter, meet

- tréod- ~ to fight

- tronjól ~ oven

- tronjólîs ~ oven-hot (adjective)

- tziâno ~ sky, heaven

- tzýno ~ white

- tzýngaen ~ full moon

- tuncrô ~ river

- tyneô ~ far, vast

- tza ~ warm

- tzanê ~ warmth

- tzaelâdro ~ aqueduct

- tzaer ~ wet

- tzaerôc ~ mercury

- tzaerran- ~ to flow

- tzaerro ~ water

- tzáeja ~ belly

- tze- ~ because

- tzelár ~ ten

- tzenê ~ snow

- tzérel ~ twenty

- tzîdanvo ~ cold red

- tzia- ~ to blow

- tzîlmao ~ to lift, raise

- tzinê ~ earth, ground

- tzínon ~ humbly

- tziod ~ cold

- tziódon ~ rudely, unwelcoming

- tzíab- ~ to swell

- tzíac ~ at

- tzíaja ~ back

- tzíatâ ~ skin

- tzíocro ~ ice

- Tzíosyni ~ Tsiosyn (the southern tundra)

- tzísnê ~ decay

- tzívo ~ rotten

- tzo ~ many, more than half

- tzoe ~ where

- tzóe- ~ to float

- tzôn ~ with many others (adverb)

- tzonê ~ ash

- tzre- (also means to hurt) ~ to scratch

- tzríasca ~ knee

- tzrôj ~ day (noun), bright (adjective)

- tzrôs- ~ to stand

- tzunán ~ level, flat

- tzylô- ~ to throw

- tzyloj- ~ to notice

- tzynascá ~ leaf

- tzyníos- ~ to despose

- tzaválo ~ one of Tsaváran

- tzaváran ~ Tsaváran

- tzéa ~ here

- tzíos ~ two

- tzóiso ~ woman

- tzýmônga ~ stick

- tzynón- ~ to rain, shine

- tósto- ~ stressful, annoying

- tôvo ~ man (adult male)

- týfon- ~ to fold

- tynílmao ~ to evacuate

- tyz ~ green (dark), blue

- tyzár ~ holly tree

- týzyn ~ woad dye

- týzynga ~ woad (plant)

U

- udór ~ ring

- udórae ~ ring maker, jewellery maker

- ué ~ large, big

- uénê ~ giant

- ujís ~ warm

- ujísanvo ~ warm red, orange

- uncýnos ~ grey

- uno ~ good

- ûntzýno ~ yellow

- usyód ~ cool

- uyája ~ berry (small fruit)

- uyôro ~ stump

- uzân ~ to write

- uzânê ~ writing

V

- vae ~ to (illative + allative, outdated)

- vaenê ~ artefact

- vaerî- ~ to remain

- vaejíon- ~ to burn

- vayáed- ~ to focus

- vayaenê ~ consideration, focus, attention

- Váli ~ Valion

- válos ~ trader, traveller (colloquial)

- ván ~ face

- vécor ~ old, antique, ancient

- vécren ~ relic

- vêlmao- ~ to conquer, invade

- venísjan- ~ to control, master, rule

- venívrin ~ ultra legions

- vérnon ~ sneer, disgust

- veryô ~ path, way

- vescró ~ copper

- vesmóz ~ copper-skinned (positive term)

- véyao ~ to open

- véymae ~ vowel

- vo ~ you (singular)

- voj- ~ to do

- vôn ~ nine

- vonyé ~ again

- vornó ~ name

- vuché- ~ to wash with water, to clean

- vynstá ~ second

Y

- yae- ~ to stab

- yája ~ fruit

- yáoca ~ hair

- yâcro ~ mountain

- -yc ~ ablative

- ye ~ to exist

- yévoj ~ to work

- ynâe ~ singer

- yngól ~ gold

- -yn ~ non-standard plural marker (not in common usage)

- ynê ~ song

- ynó- ~ to sing

- yorô ~ leg

- yója ~ tooth

- yólca ~ neck

- yónga ~ tail

- yóco ~ child

- yóno ~ father

Z

- zaf-, zás ~ to hunt

- záeja ~ fingernail

- zécun- ~ to use

- zio ~ five

- zio- ~ to know

- zionê ~ knowledge

- zíorel ~ fifty

- ziostá ~ fifth

- zír ~ fast, quick

- zíron ~ quickly, as fast as possible

- zorn ~ soldier

- zron- ~ to brew, step

- zrónga ~ tea

- zylêdan ~ sandstone

- zylêrô ~ sand

- zýlarac ~ dune

- zôchá ~ fish

- zônê ~ idiot