A list of words in Alzhedo, the primary language spoken in Calimshan.[1]
A[]
- adh
- belonging to[2]
- akkhani
- load-bearing corner piece holding up a dome[3]
- al
- article: the, of the[2]
- ala
- silk[4]
- alimarif
- (fem, alimarifa) learned stranger[5]
- amhir
- naval commander[5][6]
- amlak
- (pl, amlakkar) police officer[7]
- amlakkhan
- police station[8]
- annuv
- a symbol or a hand motion used to indicate that one's proper titles have been left unsaid[5]
- asarth
- almost always shortened to sarth: to sauté, to pan-fry with oil or butter.[9]
- askar
- archaic: soldier;[5][10] military rank: private[6]
B[]
C[]
D[]
- dahyarif
- (fem, dahyarifa) misplaced stranger[5]
- dazar
- whip or lash[13]
- deen
- pl, archaic: coins[14][15]
- djawal
- knight,[5] officer cadet;[10] military rank: corporal[6]
- drudach
- city precinct[16]
- druzir
- drudach leader[5][16]
- dyram
- arm[12]
E[]
- el
- article: the, of the[2]
- enaza
- spear[12]
- enhir
- archaic: tribune[5]
- erat
- A tower, peak, or isolated height.[17]
G[]
H[]
- hakkam
- archaic: governor[5]
- hamaad
- war metal[18]
- harakh
- slang: rebellious/criminal activities (after a famous slave named Harakhti)[19]
- hatori
- a sand crocodile[20]
- hydar
- lion[7]
J[]
- jambiya
- dagger[12]
- jhasin
- (pl, jhasinni) handsome; male concubine[21]
- jhasina
- (pl, jhasinnar) beautiful; female concubine[21]
- jhasinnadah
- harem
- jikholnar
- handaxe[12]
K[]
- katar
- knife[12]
- ke'aran
- newly rich[22]
- Khalahmjiri
- place of deadly teeth[23]
- khamarkha
- family mausoleum[3]
- khamarnari
- tomb of fire[24]
- khanduq
- enclosed warehouse/marketplace[25]
- kholnar
- axe[12]
L[]
M[]
- mameluk
- warrior-slave[27]
- markhout
- tomb[3]
- massatyr
- archaic: baron[5]
- min
- blade, sword[7][4]
- mitalib
- (pl, mitalibbar) (wealth-)watcher[15]
- monrativi teshy
- first kingdom[28]
- mumijn
- archaic military rank: lieutenant colonel,[5] colonel[6]
- murabir
- warlord[29]
- musadhyar
- pl: hapless folk[5]
- musar
- sergeant[5][10][6]
- muzha-dahyarif
- idiom: shady, misplaced stranger, (i.e., a potential thief)[5]
- muzhajaarnadah
- city of shadow[30]
N[]
- nadim
- club[12]
- nadhari
- pl., not-slaves[31]
- nallojal
- navy[7]
- nar'ysr
- phoenix[32]
- nataf
- cord[12]
- nazir
- archaic: prefect[5]
P[]
Q[]
- qayadin
- military rank: general,[5] lieutenant general[6]
- qysar
- archaic: emperor[5]
- qysara
- archaic: empress[34]
- qysaghanni
- imperial guard[7]
- qysanallojal
- imperial navy[35]
R[]
- rafayam
- exalted sir[5]
- rafayar
- exalted madam[5]
- ralbahr
- admiral[5][6]
- rif
- (fem, rifa) stranger[36]
- riqysar
- archaic: regent emperor[37]
- ruaìs
- archaic: count[5]
- rysal
- naval captain[5][6]
S[]
- sadhara
- desert rose[38]
- sabban
- city district[30]
- sabbalad
- mayor,[5] sabban leader[30]
- sabbaladah
- sabbalad's villa[39]
- sadidah
- garrison[40]
- sadimmin
- pl: powerful swords; the Calishite army[7]
- sadidrif
- (fem, sadidrifa) powerful stranger[5]
- sahrmak
- military rank: general[6]
- sala
- bloody[4]
- sama
- queen[41]
- samir
- (fem, samira[42]) prince
- saref
- archaic: centurion[5]
- sarefa
- centurion's wife[43]
- satrap
- archaic: provincial governor[5]
- sayedotta
- cat-woman[44]
- scimitar
- scimitar[12]
- shaani
- idiom: a poor leader (a reference to an infamous queen in Calishite history)[19]
- shanate
- duchy[45]
- sharakh
- lowly thief[5]
- shyk
- military rank: major,[5][6] army commander[46]
- sikaena
- knife[7]
- solbar
- bright steel[18]
- sultan
- prince,[5] city mayor
- syl
- archaic: chief (still used as a prefix)[47]
T[]
- tabarif
- (fem, tabarifa) honorable stranger[5]
- talu
- grass[4]
- tamra-mujah
- greedy intruder[5]
- trika
- a potent, sweet wine made from palintrike[33]
- tuldazrim
- whipping or lashing[13]
V[]
W[]
- wedna
- ear[48]
Y[]
- yadhi
- hand[12]
- yanat
- estate[49]
- yestaadi
- huntress[12]
- yi
- from[50]
- yn
- son of[2]
- ynamalik
- lesser prince[5]
- yr
- daughter of[2]
- yrshelem
- sing & pl: coin-collector[51][15]
- yshah
- duke[5]
- yuzas
- military rank: (non-naval) captain[5][52][6]
Z[]
References[]
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