Aranara Language

The Aranara Language (unofficial name) is the language spoken by the Aranara of Sumeru. The Aranara often include words from this language while speaking. It also appears that there may be a script for this language written in multiple Aranara inscriptions, such as the text found on the Silapna's leaf, or the text written on multiple walls.
The language's lexicon appears to be based on Sanskrit. For example, the Aranara term for human or person, "Nara," likely comes from Similarly, the Aranara word for Spinocrocodile, "Apshvaana," is Sanskrit for "water dog" and derives from and 
==Vocabulary==
Aranara Language 	English 	Etymology
Vana 	the forest; (by extension) the forest half of Sumeru 	From Sanskrit
Valuka 	sand; (by extension) the desert; (by extension) the desert half of Sumeru 	From Sanskrit
Nara Valuka 	The Eremites 	From Nara and Valuka.
Vanarana 	Vanarana 	From Sanskrit and possibly either or
Mahavanaranapna 	the dream version of Vanarana 	From Sanskrit , Vanarana, and possibly Sanskrit
Vanagni 	Pyro WhopperflowerThe EN localization omits the part from the "Vanagni" entry in the Aranyaka. As the Aranara are plantlike creatures, they fear fire.	From Vedic Sanskrit and Sanskrit
Marana 	The Withering 	From Sanskrit
Aranara 	Aranara 	Likely from Sanskrit and
Nara 	human, person; (by extension) humanoid 	From Sanskrit
Ararakalari 	Aranara abilities 	Likely from Aranara and "" (simply as "Kalari", an ancient Indian martial art.)
Apshvaana 	Spinocrocodiles 	From Sanskrit and
Sarva 	The Irminsul 	Possibly from Sanskrit
Silapna 	Silapna 	From Sanskrit and possibly
Bija 	Bija 	From Sanskrit
Utsava 	Festival Utsava 	From Sanskrit
Vasara 	Vasara tree (the trees that bear Vasoma Fruit) 	Possibly from Sanskrit or
Vasoma 	Vasoma Fruit 	Likely from Vasara and (a Vedic ritual drink of importance, equivalent to Haoma.)
Varuna 	"water and sky" (e.g., Varuna Contraption) 	From Sanskrit
Haoma (from Arahaoma)	Arahaoma 	Likely from (a divine plant in Zoroastrianism, the cognate of Soma.)
Aranyaka 	Aranyaka 	From Sanskrit
Ashvattha 	Ashvattha Tree 	From Sanskrit
Hilinara 	Hilichurl 	From Sanskrit , and "hili-" from "hilichurl."
==Trivia==
* Aranara typically prefix human names with "Nara" (e.g., Nara Varuna), but if the human name sounds too similar, they may simply combine them (e.g., "Nara Rana" becomes "Narana").
** Arana considers "Narana" to have the same name as her.
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vi:Tiếng Aranara