Post by Storm on Mar 12, 2010 10:53:11 GMT -5
Kaetaa- Basic welcome and farewell, can mean both hello and goodbye.
Daashe or Daasha- Please, thank you, and your-welcome, all rolled into one. Most often used to thank.
Sketh- One of many draconic swears (For those of you who learn languages solely for the profanity...heh heh)
Skethn're - A derogatory term for anything without the ability to fly, and if what humans are often referred to.
Rathi - Suffix for 'King' or 'Leader'.
Ani - Suffix for 'Princess' or 'Queen'
Ahari - Suffix for 'Prince' or other male of high standing
Anhi - Suffix for 'Lady' or noblewoman
Ana, or Ara - Suffix to denote knighthood or royal favour.
Athi - Suffix for 'Guardian' or a portector
Ayana - Female honorific, like Madam, or Miss, or Missus.
Y'ani - Male honorific, like Sir
.
Na - litterally, 'oh', or 'ah'. An acknowledgement.
Koa - 'What?' A querie. na Koa - Litterally 'oh what'. Sort of like 'I see' or 'Now I get it'. Also an exclamation of suprise.
Kaaji, or Kajji - Yes, an affirmative.
Deiga - No. A negative.
Druak - one of the many names dragons have for themselves. Also, Drooge, Drak, Druatk, Drooka, Daekar, and countless other derivatives.
Daashe or Daasha- Please, thank you, and your-welcome, all rolled into one. Most often used to thank.
Sketh- One of many draconic swears (For those of you who learn languages solely for the profanity...heh heh)
Skethn're - A derogatory term for anything without the ability to fly, and if what humans are often referred to.
Rathi - Suffix for 'King' or 'Leader'.
Ani - Suffix for 'Princess' or 'Queen'
Ahari - Suffix for 'Prince' or other male of high standing
Anhi - Suffix for 'Lady' or noblewoman
Ana, or Ara - Suffix to denote knighthood or royal favour.
Athi - Suffix for 'Guardian' or a portector
Ayana - Female honorific, like Madam, or Miss, or Missus.
Y'ani - Male honorific, like Sir
.
Na - litterally, 'oh', or 'ah'. An acknowledgement.
Koa - 'What?' A querie. na Koa - Litterally 'oh what'. Sort of like 'I see' or 'Now I get it'. Also an exclamation of suprise.
Kaaji, or Kajji - Yes, an affirmative.
Deiga - No. A negative.
Druak - one of the many names dragons have for themselves. Also, Drooge, Drak, Druatk, Drooka, Daekar, and countless other derivatives.
