Dwarvish dictionary

A list of words and phrases from the Dwarvish language.
==A==
;ae
: "gold"
;aelin
: "gold-work"
;agland
: "sword"
;aetharn
: "gold lust"
;alagh
: "battle-glory, valor"
;ar
: "to cut, slash, lay open"
;arantym
: an edible fungus known to humans as ripplebark.
;arau
: "great, huge, gigantic" 
;arauglor
: "ocean, sea"
;Araurilcaurak
: "Great pillar cavern"
;Arausamman
: "Great Friend", a term of respect.
;arglar
: "to butcher"
;arnothog
: "lizard (large: pack-lizard or larger)"
;aug
: "dragon"
;aurvel
:"son"
;auva
:"daughter"
==B==
;barak
: "backbone, strength, shield"
;barakor
: "those who shield"
;barthoun
: "thunder" 
;bedorn
: "disbelief, lies, mistakes, exaggeration, distortion."
;beldarak
: "treachery"
;beldarakin
: "treacherous creatures", "treacherous beings", or "treacherous one"
;brok
: "trove"
;brukk ()
: "hidden"
;burakrin
: "way through, passage"
==C==
;calass
: "thief, miscreant, untrustworthy person"
;calassabrak
: "the flawed who aren't to be trusted"—in duergar society, those who were dishonored and shunned.
;caradhak (ka-RAD-ack)
: illithid or mind flayer
;caradhaker (ka-RAD-ack-er)
: "mindstalker"—an individual or a group of dwarves dedicated to hunting illithids.
;caurak
: "cavern"
;cauv ()
: "spot" or "detect"
;corl
: "to kill"
;corlar
: "killer"
==D==
;daern
: "familiar", known" (in terms of a place, feature, or being), may be used to refer to an individual (e.g., "my old daern")
;dauble
: "treasure", "valuable"
;daul
: "daughter"
;deladar
: "to descend, to go down"
;deladaraugh
: "to die in battle"
;delvar
: "to dig"
;donnar
: "metal ore"
;dor
;drak kor egulash
: "State your purpose"
;dumtharak bar-mathar! (DOOM-tharr-ack bar-MAY-tharr)
: "You're so crazy that your farts are all wet dung!" (archaic dwarf-children's insult)
;dunglor
: "underground lake"
;dunglorrin
: "overlake"
;dunlur
: "underground river"
==E==
;endar
: "cave" (on the surface, one not linked to extensive underways)
==F==
;faern
: "home"
;findal
: "divine favor, blessing, godly gift" 
;findar
: "good luck, good fortune, favorable chances"
;forak-erach-naek
: "empty-scabbard killer"
==G==
;ghohlbrorn
: the dwarven name for the bulette
;glor
: "lake"
;glander
: "gems", including natural uncut stones
;gordul
: "gods forfend!" or "gods, look at this!" (an oath of amazement or despair)
;groht
: "stone"
==H==
;halaur
: "gift"
;hamar
: "hammer"
;hamarhaast
: "hammer of ashes"
;horgar
: the dwarven name for the stone-eater
;hurnden
: "payment"
==I==
;ilith
: "deal, agreement, trust in one's word or honor"
==J==
;jargh
: "idiot", "joker", also a term used for halflings
;jlug
: "scaly"
;jlugluk
: "reptile"
==K==
;karra
:"my heir or I am the heir of" (female)
;karravade
:"mother of" (speaker or another)"
;karravade-karra
:"maternal aunt" (sister-of-mother or mother-sister)
;karravade-kraval
:"maternal uncle" (brother-of-mother or mother-brother)
;Kavalrach
: spider rider, a term among the duergar describing those who ride SteedersDragon #245 (TSR, Inc.), p. 576.
;Korvikoum
: dwarven philosophy of choices and consequences
; kral
: "my heir or I am the heir of" (male)
;kralvade
:"father of" (speaker or another)
;kralvade-karra
:"paternal aunt" (sister-of-father or father-sister)
;kralvade-kral
:"paternal uncle" (brother-of-father or father-brother)
;krauth
:"immediate kin, daily living-with family" (bloodkin as opposed to friends and companions)
;kuld
: "axe"
;kuldjargh
: "axe idiot"
==L==
;larrul
:"to weep"
;lhar
: "gap, (mountain) pass"
;lhargh
: "loose stone, bad to work or unsafe"
;llur
: "large (wide) river"
;lothlaug
: "wyvern"
;luthkarra
:"sister by birth/blood"
;luthkral
:"brother by birth/blood"
; luthlarkarra
: "sister by marriage"
;luthlarkral
:"brother by marriage"
;lur
: "river" or "stream"
;lurgh
: "marsh", "fen"
;lurmurk
: "bog", "muskeg" (concealed waters)"
==M==
;morndin
: "peak", "height" (especially of mountains, but also used to speak of high ledges, ranks of individuals, or particularly tall creatures)
;mrin
: "to climb", hence mrinding means "climbing"
;mur
: "to disagree", hence murmel means "to argue", "to debate"
;murmelings
: "arguments", "criticism", "words of dissension"
==N==
;norogh
: "evil creatures", "enemies" or "foes", usually unknown
;noror
: "enemies: (known)
;noroth
: "enemy lair, area"
;norskul
: "spider"; plural is norskulla
;nothnia
: "lizardfolk-she, female member of the lizardfolk"
;nothnig
: "lizard-folk-he, male member of the lizardfolk"
;nothlar
: "any group of lizardfolk presumed as family unit"
;nothlim
: "lizardfolk (collective: both the race and any group of lizard-folk aside from a presumed family unit)"
;nothog
: "lizard (small)"
;novlik
: "killing"
==O==
;ol
: "magic, magical power or items"
;olara
: "natural magic, not used or influenced beings"
;olor
: "world, all lands, the entire territory of Toril seen by, and known to, dwarves"
; olaramorndin
: "magical peaks"
==P==
;parlyn
: "clothing, especially usual or expected (proper or fitting) adornment"
;phulk
: "venom"
==R==
;raugh
: "death", "an ending", "it's over" (especially feuds and love affairs)
;ril
: "pillar"
;rorn
: "destruction", "devastation", "war"
;rorntyn
: "battlefield"
;rrin
: "over", "above"
; rune
: "familiar", "known"
;runedar
: "familiar place, haven, home"
; Rrinnoroth
: "place over enemy land"
==S==
;Sabrak
: "broken", "cracked", "flawed"
;sakrauth
:"trusted kin"
;saman
: "trusted friend", "shield brother", "battle companion"
;samryn
: "trustworthy", "honest", "honorable", or "bearable"
;sargh
: "disgusting thing or occurrence", "orcs" or "orc-work"
;Sarghathuld
: "orc bane", as in the sword Sarghathuld.
;sonn
: "good stone"
;splendarr
: "bright", "shining", "hopeful", "beautiful"
;Splendarrllur
: "Shining River"
;sunrun
: "nobody"
==T==
;taerin
: "love" (true love, deep love)
;tah
: "converse, discourse, discussion"
;tahul
:"to speak, to discuss"
; tarjteir
: "place of happy gathering" in the Deep Realm dialect
;tath
: "silver or copper plaque or coin (singular)"
;thalorn
: "kindness", "caring", "good deed"
;thaolet
: an oil used as a preservative and rust remover
;tharn
: "love", "lust"
;thord
: "bone"
;thorden
: "bones"
;thork
: "death", "excrement", "decay", "carrion"
;thorkin
: "surface dweller", a term unique to Clan Uhubreen.
;thuldor
: "those who endure"
;thulduk
: "fate", "doom", "ill luck", or (spoken in irony) everyday cheery tidings or good fortune
;thulol
: "transgender"
;tindul
: "clumsiness", "clumsy work" (especially smithcraft)
;tor
: "hill", "knoll" (especially if bare rock in places, and smaller then a mountain or crag)
;torst
: "adventure", "fun", "welcomed danger"
;torune
: "hold"
; Turlaghh
: "Field of Broken Dreams"
;tuth
: "silver or copper plaques or coins (plural)"
;tyn
: "field", "open place" (above ground)
==U==
;uhubreen
: duergar
;uldoum
: "favored dwarven settlement", meaning favored by the speaker, which is a formal way of saying “I am of that settlement”
;ultok
: "meeting place"
;ultokrinlur
: "ford" (translates as "meeting place over river")
;undivver
: "hope, future plan, strategy"
;urdunnir
: "orecutter"
==V==
;vakrauth
:"distant bloodkin" (lineage, not just of the same clan)
;vallahir
: "mountain meadow" (high valley, especially a 'hanging valley' or alpine plateau)
;varra
: "reveal" (as in "laying bare")
;veltel
: "romance", "courtship", social games and manners
;vikrik
: "hunted"
;Vlandranna ()
: "Gods grant [approval, etc.]"
;Vos
: "Wild" or "unruly" usually used to describe a Dwarven beer fest. 
;volamtar
: "blazers of fresh trails"
;vruden
: "wood" (material)
;vrudenla
: "wooden" or "of wood"
;vudd
: "wood", "forest"
;vuddar
: "of the jungle"
;vudlur
: "woods stream"
;vurtan
: "a traveling crew of dwarf, apart from any clan, for work or quest purposes (not clanless/outcast)"
==W==
;wurgym
: "ugliness", "ugly thing/being"
;wurlur
: "current", "racing water" (dangerous)
;wurn
: "water" (especially useful or drinking water)
==X==
;xoth
: "knowledge" (especially dwarf-lore and secret or special knowledge)
;xunder
: "secrets", "dark deeds", or "treasure-talk"
;xunderbrok
: "secret trove"
==Y==
;yau
:A known danger, hazard, or peril.
;yaugh
: "a climb"
;yaughadar
: "stairs", "steps"
;yaunorsk
: A spider that was known to be particularly dangerous (literally "peril-spider")
;yauthlin
: "rope"
;yauthmair
: "handholds" or "no clear way"
;yauthtil
: "elevator" (non-magical; a magical elevator is olyauthil)
;yulcauv ()
: "see" or "observe" or "watch"
;yuldam
: "watchfulness" or "vigilance" or "standing guard"
==Z==
;zander
: "adventurer", "rogue", "foolish youth", "happy-go-lucky", or "reckless being"
;zarzulk
: "Naga"
;zur
: "snake (small)"
;zurphul
: "snake (deadly venomous)"
;zurzulk
: "snake (giant)"
==References==
 
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