Mole Terminology

Here are a collection of words and such used by the moles.
== Time Terms ==
* Moleday - an hour.
* Moleweek - a day.
* Molemonth - a week.
* Moleyear - a month.
* Mole Decade - ten months(?).
* Longest Night - a time of celebration, December 21st, when the year is almost ready to end.
* Midsummer - (wip)
* Night of Rising - a tradition held three days after Longest Night. A time of thanksgiving and hope. Moles leave the comfort of their tunnels and go to petition the Stone on behalf of all that night, through no fault, need special support, comfort and faith.
== Mole Assigning Terms ==
* Elder - a male mole who with others, run a specific system e.g Rune, Hulver. However this role isn't used in the newer Rule for Duncton moles.
* Eldrene - female elders who run a specific system and instruct Sideem and others around.
* Journeymole - a mole whose job it is to carry copied texts from one library to another.
* Master/Master Librarian - 
* Master of the Word - a leader-like figure that stands above all other Word-moles.
* Scribemole - a mole, like a scholar, who writes books or other texts for personal reasons, spiritual reasons, or for other moles to share and read.
* Sideem - a general aide of the Word.
* WordSpeaker -
== Other Terms ==
* Billet - a burrow, a term spoken by Northern moles.
* Clathe - cloth.
* Glas - glass.
* Goitre - a mole that tends to die a terrible death, breathless, bloated through starving and ulcerated.
* Grike - a mutant mole, descendants of Scirpus' son with the same name. They are usually abnormally large, dark-furred, short of snout and with lumpy paws-- Duncton Tales, pg. 252.
* Ken - to read (e.g. he kenned the text)
* Metaille - metal.
* Moledom - the land of the moles' territories.
* Roaring Owl - a car.
* Snouting - a form of religious torture that results in death, done by Word moles.
* Strettening - a form of religious torture, that means roughing a mole through bramble, briar, hawthorn, spear-thistle (or other thorny and sharp plants) to death; done by Newborn moles.
* The Talon - a harpoon trap, meant for killing moles-- Duncton Wood, ch. 44.
* Thinbark - plastic; or anything that is waterproof, smooth and odorless.
* Twofoot - a human.
== References and Citations ==
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