Braereth/Lexicon
acru /aˈkru/ sharp
actja /akˈʧa/ action
acutu /aˈkutu/ sharp
aeru /ai̯ru/ air
alja /ˈaʎa/ wing
amour /aˈmuːr/ love
amplu /ˈamplu/ wide
-ante /-ante/ -ant, -ing
-antu /-antu/ -ing, -ant (a suffix added to a verb to form an adjective or a deadjetival noun); -er, -or (a suffix added to a verb to form an agentive noun)
aqua /ˈakwa/ water
ardere /arˈðere/ burn
atru /ˈatru/ black
-au /-au̯/ -al, -ar, -y
A suffix which creates an adjective from a noun.
au /au̯/ to the
aubvu /au̯vu/ white
aucunu /au̯ˈkunu/ some, a few
audire /au̯ˈðire/ to hear
autru /ˈau̯tru/ other
batzere /ˈbaʣere/ to hit, to beat
beistja /ˈbiːsʧa/ animal
bene natate /bene naˈtate/ hello
Literally: "swim well." A greeting used exclusively by speakers of Merineth.
benvinuta /benviˈnuta/ welcome
bibvere /ˈbivere/ to drink
bo’nuictje /bo’ˈnui̯kʧe/ hello, greetings
bonu /ˈbonu/ good
boucsa /ˈbuːksa/ mouth
cindra /ˈʧindra/ ash
cintu /ˈʧintu/ hundred
cjadere /ʧaˈðere/ to fall
cjaelu /ˈʧai̯lu/ sky
cjaminare /ʧamiˈnare/ to walk
cjaminu /ʧaˈminu/ road
cjantare /ʧanˈtare/ to sing
cjaptare /ʧapˈtare/ to hunt
cjapu /ˈʧapu/ head
cjaritate /ʧariˈtate/ kindness
cjaudour /ʧau̯ˈðuːr/ heat
cjausa /ˈʧau̯za/ thing, object
cjavare /ʧaˈvare/ to dig
clamare /klaˈmare/ to call, to name
clopare /kloˈpare/ to hit, to beat
coda /ˈkoða/ tail
colju /ˈkoʎu/ neck
corda /ˈkorða/ rope
cosure /koˈzure/ to sew
cou /ku/ with
couljere /kuːˈʎere/ to flow
countare /kuːnˈtare/ to count
countzere /kuːnˈʦere/ to fight
courinta /kuːrinta/ runner, one who runs
courintu /kuːrintu/ runner, one who runs
Courintumbrala /kuːrintumˈbrala/ Shadow Runner (assassin)
Courintumbrau /kuːrintumbrau̯/ Shadow Runner (assassin)
courire /kuːˈrire/ to run
crastu /ˈkrastu/ fat (noun)
cronu /ˈkronu/ horn
crou /kru/ leg
croulu /ˈkruːlu/ blood; gore
croulufaectju /kruːluˈfai̯kʧu/ “blood-made,” one who has been turned into a vampire.
Often shortened to simply faectju.
croulunatu /kruːluˈnatu/ blood-born, pure-blood; clan-born (vampire)
crutu /ˈkrutu/ short
culpa /ˈkulpa/ fault, guilt
curreictju /kurˈriːkʧu/ correct
dare /ˈdare/ to give
de nemica /de ˈnemika/ you're welcome
de place /de ˈplaʧe/ please
de /de/ of, from, about
debvere /deˈvere/ to have to, must
destru /ˈdestru/ right
deu /deu̯/ of the
deufinu /deu̯ˈfinu/ dolphin
dourmire /duːrˈmire/ to sleep
drosu /ˈdrozu/ back
e /e/ and
Eth when followed by a vowel.
ecquix /ekˈkwi/ here
ecsix /ekˈsi/ thus, such, as, like
Emourja /eˈmuːr̝a/ Emori ({a name})
erbva /ˈerva/ grass
escabvere /eˈskavere/ to scratch
escare /eˈskare/ to split
escrocja /eˈskroʧa/ bark
escusare /eskuˈzare/ to excuse, to pardon
escusateme /eskuˈzateme/ excuse me, pardon me
espistu /eˈspistu/ thick
espousu /eˈspuːzu/ husband, spouse
esprimere /eˈsprimere/ to squeeze
esputare /eˈsputare/ to spit
estare /eˈstare/ to stand
estere /eˈstere/ to be
estreictju /eˈstriːkʧu/ narrow
estrepintu /estreˈpintu/ snake
estrodu /eˈstroðu/ dirty
eumintau /eu̯minˈtau̯/ elemental
eumintu /eu̯ˈmintu/ element; fundamental force or substance
facere /faʧere/ to do, to make
faectje /fai̯kʧe/ done, made
faectju /ˈfai̯kʧu/ deed, act; {a short form of} croulufaectju; fact, data point
Past participle of facere.
feilice /fiːˈliʧe/ happy, glad
Feilicju /fiːˈliʧu/ Felix ({a name})
flare /ˈflare/ to blow
fluictjure /flui̯kˈʧure/ to float
flumu /ˈflumu/ river
flure /ˈflure/ to flow
foucu /ˈfuːku/ fire; fireplace; firepit, campfire
fredu /ˈfreðu/ cold
fricare /friˈkare/ to rub
frigour /friɡuːr/ cold, chill
fumu /ˈfumu/ smoke
fuscu /ˈfusku/ black
gelare /ʤeˈlare/ to freeze
Gina /ˈʤina/ Gina ({a name})
Hypochoristic form of Reigina.
Gindrau /ʤinˈdrau̯/ General (title)
grana /ˈɡrana/ seed
gratjes /ˈɡraʧes/ thank you
gravitate /ɡraviˈtate/ heaviness, weight; gravity
gravu /ˈɡravu/ heavy
iacere /jaˈʧere/ to lie (down)
impingere /imˈpinʤere/ to push
in /in/ in
inth /inθ/ from there; of it, of them
ire /ˈire/ to go
iu /iu̯/ to there; to it, to them
iunctja /iu̯ŋkˈʧa/ junction, joining
lancjare /ˈlanʧare/ to throw
lavare /laˈvare/ to wash
leve /ˈleve/ smooth
ligare /liˈɡare/ to tie
lingua /ˈliŋɡua/ tongue
louc /luːk/ yes (yuh-huh, is too)
ludere /luˈðere/ to play
luna /ˈluna/ moon
malu /ˈmalu/ bad
manu /ˈmanu/ hand
mare /ˈmare/ sea
maritu /maˈritu/ husband, spouse
matra /ˈmatra/ mother
matzinu /maˈʣinu/ morning
meiljour /miːˈʎuːr/ better
merces /merˈʧes/ thank you
midjunatu /miʤuˈnatu/ half-blood, one of mixed race ({witch and vampire})
milje /miʎe/ thousand
misgerith /misˈʤeriθ/ I'm sorry
montanja /monˈtaɲa/ mountain
montu /ˈmontu/ mountain
mordere /morˈðere/ to bite
mouljatu /muːˈʎatu/ wet
moutu /ˈmuːtu/ many
mouvere /muːˈvere/ to move
narcja /ˈnarʧa/ nose
natare /naˈtare/ to swim
natu /ˈnatu/ born
nemica /ˈnemika/ nothing
nibvula /ˈnivula/ fog
nicare /niˈkare/ to kill
nimbu /ˈnimbu/ cloud
nive /ˈnive/ snow
njocja /ˈɲoʧa/ nut, seed.
cf catalan nyoca
nominu /ˈnominu/ name
nou /nu/ no, not
nouvu /ˈnuːvu/ new
nuictje /ˈnui̯kʧe/ night
obviectu /ovˈjektu/ object, thing
ora /ˈora/ mouth
ostu /ˈostu/ bone
ouclu /ˈuːklu/ eye
oulere /uːˈlere/ to smell
oupretu /uːˈpretu/ secret
-oura /-uːra/ -ity, -ness
A suffix which converts an adjective into an abstract noun.
patru /ˈpatru/ father
pecilju /peˈʧiʎu/ louse
peictju /ˈpiːkʧu/ chest, breast
pelja /ˈpeʎa/ skin
penja /ˈpeɲa/ feather
perqueix /perˈkwi/ because
persona /perˈzona/ person
petra /ˈpetra/ stone
pinsare /pinˈsare/ to think
pisce /ˈpisʧe/ fish
placere /plaˈʧere/ to please, to make happy
plenu /ˈplenu/ full
pluma /ˈpluma/ feather
pocu /ˈpoku/ few
poucru /ˈpuːkru/ beautiful
pour /puːr/ for
poutere /puːˈtere/ to be able, can
prena /ˈprena/ leg
procime /proˈʧime/ near
pulvu /ˈpulvu/ dust
putru /ˈputru/ rotten
quandu /ˈkwandu/ when
quaucu /ˈkwau̯ku/ some, an unknown instance of
qui /kwi/ who
quomu /ˈkwomu/ how
racsountare /raksuːnˈtare/ to tell, to recount, to tell a story
reictju /ˈriːkʧu/ straight
reigina /riːˈʤina/ queen
Reigina /riːˈʤina/ Regina ({a name})
reigu /ˈriːɡu/ king
respilare /respiˈlare/ to breathe
rivu /ˈrivu/ river
rotundu /roˈtundu/ round
roungu /ˈruːŋɡu/ dull
rubvlu /ˈruvlu/ red
sabvlu /ˈsavlu/ sand
sangue /ˈsaŋɡue/ blood
secrita /seˈkrita/ secret
secu /ˈseku/ dry
sedere /seˈðere/ to sit
seou /seu̯/ his, her, hers, its
si /si/ if
simeu /siˈmeu̯/ once, one time
sinistru /siˈnistru/ left
solicru /soˈlikru/ sun
sougere /suːˈʤere/ to suck
soutzilu /suːˈʣilu/ thin
sur /sur/ on, upon, on top of
-tate /-ˈtate/ -ity, -ness
A suffix which converts an adjective into an abstract noun.
teljare /teˈʎare/ to cut
tenibvra /teˈnivra/ darkness, obscurity.
teou /teu̯/ your, yours
timere /tiˈmere/ to fear
tinere /tiˈnere/ to hold
-tja /-ʧa/ -tion
A suffix which converts a verb into an abstract noun. (Note the irregular plural tjones.)
tregere /treˈʤere/ to wipe
tretju /ˈtreʧu/ third
-tricja /-triʧa/ -er, -trix, -ess, one who does (feminine)
-tru /-tru/ -er, -or, one who does (masculine)
tumere /tuˈmere/ to swell
umbra /ˈumbra/ shadow, shade
umbrau /umˈbrau̯/ shadowy, shady, shadowed
ungla /ˈuŋɡla/ fingernail
usco /ˈusko/ until, up to
valere /vaˈlere/ to be worth
veilju /ˈviːʎu/ old
vermu /ˈvermu/ worm
videre /viˈðere/ to see
vinire /viˈnire/ to come
vintru /ˈvintru/ belly
vintu /ˈvintu/ wind
virtecroulu /virteˈkruːlu/ “turn-blood,” one who has been turned into a vampire.
virtere /virˈtere/ to turn
viscera /visˈʧera/ guts
vivere /viˈvere/ to live
voulare /vuːˈlare/ to fly
voumere /vuːˈmere/ to vomit
vridu /ˈvriðu/ green
vrisu /ˈvrizu/ “turned, twisted” {a short form of} virtecroulu
Past participle of virtere.
vrodu /ˈvroðu/ word