#elder scrolls lore

There is no canon/definitive way to pronounce certain sounds. This also implies that there may also be silent sounds, much like to the “P” in “Pneumonic”

The Dwemer are absolutely shit at keeping records of their language

There aren’t enough Dwemer women in the Lore, and one of the known female names is long as fuck

The Dwemer were most likely as hubristic with their language as they were with their overall culture

With the necklace equipped, dialogue persuade checks will almost always succeed (roughly a 95% to 100% success rate), regardless of your actual Speech skill level. It fortifies your Speech skill by anywhere from 5 to 35 points. It also has a unique base light armor rating.

My idea of their physical manifestation, after seeing Ithelia, their sister, in ESO. I do think they are all winged, as both Ithelia & Meridia have that feature.

Yes.

Is it a plot point or even at all important?

Nope.

Will I apologize for it?

... No.

Chimer & Dwemer are tight until the Chimer find out the Dwemer are messing around with the Heart of Lorkhan, a fragment of a Divine being. They intervene to try and stop it.

Snow Elves are completely cool with the Atmorans settling along Northern Skyrim, until something at Saarthal incenses the Snow Elves to attack the Atmorans living there. Much later, it’s discovered the Eye of Magnus, presumably a fragment of a Divine is in Saarthal, very likely to be the incentive behind the Night of Tears.

She’s Ur-Dra, the eldest spirit, likely the most powerful of the Daedric Princes, whose very nature is truly unknown, and could potentially be older than reality itself. Her artifacts can rewrite reality and unlock metaphysical barriers. She doesn’t ask for worship, only deals—FAIR deals, in contrast to Clavicus Vile or some of the more insidious Princes.