#drowic language

Belbau – to give

Cassharl – To dig or mine

D'haruk – Son (informal)

Dalharuk – Son (formal) lit. male from mother

Eeol – Tongue (in your mouth)

Eluur – To stain either intentionally as in to dye fabric, or unintentionally

Eluurir – Stained

Enau – (verb) to empty, clean out, or dump out, or (adjective) empty

Eolla – To taste

Erz'an – to slip and fall

Fen – With

Gran – to get or to have

Hal – to sit

Harl – Under, below, beneath

Iizul – Information

‡ Inbau – to get or receive

Kyn – To see

Kyna – Eye

Lalii – to speak

Luafa – Nose

Luf – To smell

Na – a (a more common form of natha, which is formal and somewhat archaic)

Naal – to lift

Olen – A narrow side passageway through a cavern

Oloth – Darkness

Olotharl – Underdark

Orbb – Spider

Orbbcress – Spider web

Ponan – A man's loin cloth, a common garment among mid-to-lower class and especially poor men.

Qu'eloryn – spider silk

Railok – Petrified or fossilized

Rathrae – Behind (adjective)

Ruura – Face (noun)

Talinan – Brain

Talinth – Think

Ussin – same or identical

Veldrin – Shadows, concealment afforded by varying light

Velkyn – Unseen, hidden, or invisible

Velzul – Secrets

Warn – To hear

Warna – Ear

Wun – In

Wund – Into

Xun – to do or complete

Xund – work or effort (noun)

Yan – piece, fragment, or shard

Zid'heagra – Adamantine