Late Gauvajut glossary

This is a lit of words and terms in Late Gauvajut, a later stage of the Gauvajut language used during the time of Prime Minister Pahhurkas of the Gauvajut Empire during the later Sixteenth Age.

A

* aksilan - government
* aksove - war, campaign
* alvončar - sorcerer
* alvončo - sorcery
* andes - book
* andžonvas - library
* antuas - race
* antuos - ethnicity, tribe
* arivas - freedom
* aron - order
* asu - good
* asua - horse
* atvol - evil
* auzel - rainbow

B

* bačo - gun
* bagau - people, the citizenry
* baggo - (derogatory) foreigners, traitors
* banna - great
* banbrana - great fields, paradise
* bāneksa - civilisation
* barikhanz - progress
* berč, breč(a), vresta - death
* brana - field

D

* dākhapa - sacrifice
* dammaja - foreign, foreigner
* dankuon - lost
* darvai - gift
* dārean - to protect
* darevai - donation
* daššo - strength
* dauko - darkness, hell
* demai - other
* Dešairau - Sixteen Dancers
* deškhan - curse
* doi - eye
* dušonkhan - scientific
* dušonkhas - science

## Dzh

* džeta - four
* džo - where

E

* eiza - soul, ghost
* erdžendrau - conqueror, victor, triumphant
* eskankhas - rule, administration
* esmai - love

G

* garru - enemy
* gešpōo - ally
* golsan - to carve
* gozei - when
* gruda - castle, fortress
* guendin - to murder, to kill
* gues, guis - what
* guetin - to kill, to slay
* gurti - wight

I

* idžei - holy fire
* ingires, gires - obsidian
* irgoa - border, frontier
* ire - servant
* iskāwača - obsidian

J

* jahta, jaheta - victory
* jauta - glory
* jera - song

K

* kaldža - car, automobile
* kapla - hate, hatred
* karmoja - temple
* kauče - hand
* kend - middle
* kendau - midnight
* kendesa - noonday
* klekuas - harvest
* klokhan - to attack
* korrus - enemy
* kudor - neck

Kh
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* khaben - ill-gotten wealth, cursed treasure, bringer of destruction or doom
* khallo(n) - deep, dark
* khambra - trade
* khapolki - steel, titanium
* kharavai - morning
* kharša - high
* kharšodien - birthday
* khāsti - consecrated
* khāstin - to consecrate, to submit to a god, to make holy, to protect from evil
* khasuen - birth, to give birth
* khatalvonča - holy bolt of Tarhunz, missile
* khattačar - intelligence
* khattaźar - wisdom
* khatuen - to worship
* khatuessan - worship
* kheis - alive
* Kherganoč - Chaos
* khienase - welcome
* khigan - plague, disease
* khonda - correct, right
* khulgonni - chariot
* khullo - evil, depraved, wicked
* khūmandžoge - extermination

L

* lakhha - journey
* lakhhara - pilgrimage
* lakhharos - pilgrim
* lokhha - campaign
* lujon - demon

M

* makhan - righteous, just
* malkhardžen - bad birthday, evil day, day of Chaos
* maru - bad
* marsdon - to corrupt
* marsondo - wickedness, corruption
* maiven - to wake up
* megi - a lot
* miendas - reason, sense
* minda - time
* mirši - foreigner
* mu(n)dže - mouth
* munza - Chaos, hell
* munzauto - demon-worship
* mus - ghost
* muskhaź - evil ghost

N

* Naibesan - Paradise
* najunas - mind
* nakjātar - reverence, respect
* naksan - united
* nakhančar - proper behaviour
* nātukhros - atheist, traitor
* nakhzarno - horror, monstrosity

P

* pabranz - wickedness, evil
* palsamus - haunted, full of ghosts
* plas - many

O

* o - but
* okhta - angry

S

* sjus - god, deity
* smaros - smith, engineer, mechanic

Š

* šuppi - holy

T

* tegare - spinel
* tješai - sixteen
* tješšai - form, structure, being
* tješšaikhas - creation, pitiful person
* tōr - tree

U

* ualan - to die suddenly, to drop dead
* uben - to start, to begin

V

* vaipēsa - guardian
* vaizanča - lightning
* vaizeča - electricity
* vaizečan - electric
* vala - fate, doom
* veirō - ghost, wraith
* venla - rod, staff, column

Z

* ze - for

## Trivia

* The author based Late Gauvajut on Carian, Lydian, and Lycian and their alphabets. Just as these languages were related to Hittite, so was Late Gauvajut related to the classical Gauvajut language, except that it was a descendant.

## See also

* Gauvajut glossary, the language of its religious texts
* Ardeschi glossary, the language of its arch-enemy
* Zarijanian glossary, the language of an easterly empire
* Tuksharan glossary, for a comparison of another language with its modern descendant
* Late Ardeschen language, the language of its successor