Dahvykoh

Dahvykoth is the language spoken by the dragons, the bestial race that resides in the Draconian Province in the north-northwestern reaches of Koroth'Kan.
The dragons, surprisingly enough, do have a writing system for their language. Though most prevalent among the humanoid races that speak it, the language bears two forms of writing: the "anglicized" variation, and dahvlon, the term for the dahvykoth writing system.
==Important Terminology==
* Rahno — Literally: Hero; the title for those born in Wing Haven that are spirited away by the Raikiri to be raised on other worlds.
* Nic — Literally: Bull; derived from the name of the maker, Nikolai, for their bullish spirit.
* Kala — Literally: Fire; derived from the name of the dragon god, Kalahan, for their strength in fire.
* Thwathek — Literally: The loud sound made when a dragon lands.
* Lyknastrukk — Literally: To be struck by thunder. Typically: To be struck down by a loud, aggressive force akin to thunder.
* Drukahlkenvan — Literally: Through fire and flames. Typically: To experience extreme, unmeasurable strife and resistance.
* Thylvakkengill — Literally: Destiny's collision. Typically: When true love is recognized and shared in one another.
==Appearances==
===The Inheritor's Saga===
====Destiny's Courage====
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====Destiny's Loyalty====
In a flashback, Keyna's father is seen yelling to her in dahvykoth.
====Destiny's Collision====
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===The Hero's Journey===
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===Rise of the Heroes===
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==Behind The Scenes==
Nichole Reynolds worked on the language off and on for roughly ten years on her own, before she truly got it roughed out. Her means of fleshing out the lexicon is entirely situational, coming up with new words on the fly when one is needed.
Dahvykoth went nameless for a while, simply known as "dragon language" for the longest time. Nichole was inspired to come up with the official name thanks to Dovahzuul, the Elder Scrolls equivalent of dragon language. Dahv taking the place of Dovah to mean 'dragon', and ykoth taking the place of zuul to mean 'tongue'.
Category:Languages
Category:Dragons