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Bujanski glossary (A)

Due to the excessive length of the Bujanski glossary, this shall serve as an article for all Bujanski words beginning with A.

In Bujanski, A ("az"/"I am") is the 2nd letter of the alphabet.

A

* a, au - but, and
	+ (used to show two different things - but if they are too different, "no" is used)
* abnaružen - found, certain, definite, confirmed
* abnovitenije - uplifting, upgrade, improvement, promotion
* abo- - about, against
* abodestaivannij - educated, cultured
* abon(noi)tenije, abnovitenije - upgrade, renovation
* abovrjot - civil war, chaos, instability, discord, panic
* abovrjotǐsja - to be torn apart, to descend into chaos; to panic
* abovrjovatǐsja - descending into disorder; panicking
* adets - father
* adjen - one
* adjenbožestelǐ - a monotheist
* adjenbožestnaja - monotheist
* adjenbožestvo - monotheism
* adjenogor, atjengo - unicorn
* adnje- - one, uni-, mono-, single
* adnjedrodnik - a motorcyclist, a biker
* adnjedronik - a motorcycle
	+ adnje-doroga-nik - "lone road goer"
* ājæ - orb, (archaic) an egg
* Aosomæskij - Eosome language
* appir(sa) - bullet, shot, shell
* appripas - ammunition
* apros - interrogation
* arōndža - equipment
* arōnta, rōn - clothing, clothes
* āsoba - person
* asrau - (classical, now considered derogatory) a great island, any of the islands that make up Bujan
	+ plural: asrauro
	+ Notorious for being a symbol of the pro-beauty movement's arrogance, because it leads to many embarrassing situations. In some Slavic languages, the word sounds like "to take a dump", later used by opponents to make fun of the pro-beauty movement seeking to change the Bujanski language.
	+ Later replaced with "srono" or "starau".
* astǐ - to eat
	+ pavastǐ - eating
* asu - (Es) stray dog, fool
* -(a)tǐ, -itǐ - (present verbal tense)
* au - orange, dawn, first light of the morning, start of a month, very beginning
* au-au-ok - bark bark bark (noise of a dog)
* aučanik - a student, one who learns
* aučītǐ - to learn (anywhere, not just in a school), to understand, to realise
	+ vajaučītǐ, vjaučītǐ - learning
* aučōn - careful study, intense exercise or lesson, a test, something difficult
* aučōnije - memorisation, studying very carefully, careful observation, research
* aučōnik - one who studies very closely, a researcher
* aučōnitǐ - to learn carefully, to memorise, to study, to research
	+ vjaučōnitǐ - memorising, studying
Schoerienip

Schoerins (Commoner's Language)

Radioactivity (Commoner's Language)

0.6% Tjerrhačva

0.3% Other

Schoerin/Schoerinian

May 11, Year 35 (Independence)

Mid West

XR (Element Code)

SRN (Cobyurias Database Code)

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Arabia (Rabydosverse)

**Arabia** does not exist in the Rabydosverse's main universe, but it does exist in some alternate universes.

## Fifty-Six Tyrants

One of the Fifty-Six Tyrants was from an alternate, dystopian Arabian Empire. It and the Pompadours' religious wars led to the Denlotia banning monotheist Terran religions from their civilisation, with exceptions for local allies.

## Terran Empire

Arabic was one of the official languages of the Terran Empire.

## Earth 27

Alastaria is noted by some interdimensional travellers to resemble "a cross between the societies of pre-war Palestine and Egypt". This republic was the target of an attempted invasion by two mightier nations until the Jerde Alliance defended it and aided a reformist revolution seize power.

Using Bujanski technology reluctantly shared by their protectors, the Alastarians repelled later invasions, including the Wannaenids. Their republic, later a prosperous economic powerhouse, is protected by a laser dome. In spite of the JA's aid, protests broke out Alastaria condemning the JA's bombardment of Imblunna.

## Inspirations

Arabian culture and Arab people may have been the influence for these cultures and societies:

* Londurilli - the First Men, a spacefaring human civilisation - Syrian Arab people, Hittites
* Gauvajuts - a classical civilisation drowned in paranoia - Syrians, Hittites
* Rabydos - a southerly tropical land - Iraqis, Assyrians
* Umbirab - a southern land of immortals - Iraqis, Switzerland
* Rukthan - an opulent city-planet - Arabian Nights
* Minastan - a warmongering empire - cyberwarriors

## See also

* America (Rabydosverse)
* China (Rabydosverse)
* Russia (Rabydosverse)
Dok Saau

**Dok Saau** is a male unicorn who lives at a farm in southern Siangwaan. He is the protagonist of *Unicorn Farmhand*.

## Nicknames

* Dokkie
* Horsie
* Horse Boy
* Bagpipe (a common nickname towards horses)
* Boy

## Appearance

Dok Saau is a white draught horse, with thick feathery legs, a flat nose, and a muscular build. He wears a grey headpiece with green and red buttons along his cheeks that translates his thoughts into audible words in three languages: Siangwaanian, Josolchir, and Bujanski.

## Biography

(More to be added)

Dok Saau was purchased by the farmer Chang Gao from a pet store, and was trained to plough his fields and pull carts with the other horses. However, his desire to express his mind and his nightmares caused him to write, and when others noticed his capability to write in complete sentences, he became a celebrity.

Chang Shong, Chang Gao's son who was trained to be his successor, regards Dok Saau as an amusing little brother, because he also enjoys reading comics and talking about trivia with his friends.

## Relationships

One of his old friends was Dr. Panpunmal, an aborigine who works as a scientist.

Komata is his biggest fangirl, because she is happy to see a real unicorn - even if Dok Saau is just a horse who happens to have a mechanical replacement horn.

## Gallery

Chang Shong in armour, jousting on Dok Saau.Ang Yeung as the spinel wight Karkinja, riding on Dok Saau. According to Vozonid folklore, Karkinja's horse is a white stallion.Farondo and Komata riding on Dok Saau.Chang Gao showing off his jousting armour, and exercising on Dok Saau.Chang Gao in jousting armour, bringing Dok Saau to yet another match to test his might. Fangirls and unnecessary papparazzi (now) included, hahaChang Shong rides on Dok Saau, after fighting the Raktesai in a cave. His new lance was torn from a robot's blade-arm.Komata riding on Dok Saau. She loves unicorns so much.Chang Shong, practicing jousting on Dok Saau.The flag used for Chang Shong's fan club. The unicorn in the middle is Chang Shong's horse, Dok Saau.Dok Saau loves to roll on the dirt, even if his owner Chang Gao will not be happy seeing his white coat get very dirty.Dok Saau loves belly rubs. If Komata were to be forgiven, she can just stop asking him to be a fairy tale, and treat him like a normal horse.Dok Saau continued to be Chang Shong's fave steed, helping him win more contests and continue his father's legacy.

## Trivia

* The author intended Dok Saau to look like a Clydesdale, as he liked Clydesdales.
* Dok Saau was named after a detective from a fiction comic.
* In earlier stages of the author's work, Dok Saau was known as "Gaap Son".
* Dok Saau was inspired by Beautiful Jim Key, a horse who was known for his intelligence.
* In Chinese, Dok Saau's name should be "德紹". The name itself was derived from a Cantonese pronunciation of "獨獸" (from 獨角獸).
* Dok Saau loves to drink *Rūldôbboz*, a soft drink made from strawberries.
* His other names include Maprisulan ("white star" in Kjongkjong) and Rhinturjoz ("horned steed" in Azgovian). His abusers used to call him Zapraiknoz ("dust bones" in Azgovian, referring to his brittle horn).
Bariwas

**Bariwas** was a Thamunzar Celestial who lived during the Second Age.

## History

He and Ratharas lived like brothers, until he envied Ratharas for being chosen to go on adventures beyond his city.

One day, Bariwas planted a bomb at Ratharas' stables, and he was arrested. The einherjar instead brought him to Odin's court in Asgard, where the god chooses him to aid mortals on Jerde to stop an incoming invasion.

## Personality

Bariwas is notorious for his envy against his brother Ratharas, and his contempt towards mortals. However, when he was stripped of his powers and banished to Jerde, he had no choice but to work with the mortals that he disliked.

## Abilities

As a Thamunzar Celestial, he can shape metal and other substances with his magic. He can also undo curses.

He has a toolbox where he carries his many instruments.
Tenbolm

Tenboriel (Commoner's Language)

Darkness (Commoner's Language)

0.9% Ryukgonen

0.4% Lvümxen

0.1% Other

Tenboriellan

September 25, Year 7 (Darkening)

November 17, Year 8 (Independence)

True West

UH-4:00 (NST)

TB (Element Code)

TNB (Cobyurias Database Code)

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16

**16** (sixteen) is a number that comes after 15, and before 17. It appears regularly in the *Rabydosverse*, especially in Vozonid settings.

## Significance

16 is a sacred number in Vozonid culture, as it represents the powers of the eight directions being multiplied and strengthened; and therefore wisdom, beauty, perfection, power, and completion.

Perhaps due to its meaning as a holy number, sixteen stars in a circle, or sixteen gryphons, are a sign of divine blessing. On the other hand, sixteen eyes on the sky are a sign of divine displeasure, such as alleged sightings on Zannoz's cremation, the coronation of Zemasor as the emperor of Vozolaz, or a dream during the final weeks of the last Arantarese governor of Narivo. Because of this, the enemies of Vozolaz sometimes depicted sixteen eyes in their shields and flags to curse and frighten their enemies.

The Sixteen Dancers are several mythological goddesses who represent classical dance and different parts of the year: the twelve months and the seasons' zeniths. Each dancer represents an age of ancient history, and the last of these ages, the Sixteenth Age, was the peak of the Gauvajut Empire's power.

Sixteen nations were the founders of the Malendor Supercorporation after they overthrew the corrupt Theocracy during the Unification of Novantir.

There are sixteen months in the Vovtarlan calendar, which begins at midsummer.

There were sixteen main regions of the Ontemazei Empire, on its homeworld of Ontemaz.

Chang Gao and his family live at 16 Ang Yen Road.

## In different languages

### Vozonid

* Sarmelonid: suonori (common) / sonuon (formal)
* Jauparturnid: senuai, sānursi
* Arantarese: sānoz
* Azgovian: sanuon / prin-tīr (secular)

### Other

* Bujanski: sešanas
* Siangwaanian: zòkshó
* Heronoi: exapijo
* Novantirna: hoksars

## Trivia

* The author started to use the number as a recurring trope since its appearance at a BrainPop short about the International Space Station's participating countries (at roughly the early 2000s).
	+ Previously up to around 2015, his favourite number used to be 19, which appeared frequently in his daydreams.
* Sixteen is the atomic number for sulphur.
* In the Spanish and Portuguese languages, their word for sixteen is the first compound number.
* The Hindu sage Markandevya was blessed to live forever as a sixteen-year-old youth for his devotion to Shiva.
* Sixteen is the minimum age in Western countries for young people to take a driving license, get a passport, or donate blood, depending on their region.
* There are sixteen personality types in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.
* Sixteen steps make up the average bar of music in a 4/4 musical arrangement.
* "Number 16" was the longest-lived spider known. She was killed by a wasp sting.
* There were sixteen perfect lands created by Ahura Mazda, followed in turn by sixteen counter-creations by the evil god Ahriman.

## See also

* 6
* 8
* 9
* Vozonid symbols
Daizhouvian loanwords in Wonao languages

This is a list of ancient Daizhouvian loanwords in the various Wonao languages.

## Eosome

* bjasu - (法師, piap shi) a Buddhist abbot, a higher monk
* dalon - (廚, do) a chest, a wardrobe, a great box, a coffin
* kroa, kloa - (瓜, krwaa, "a gourd") a pumpkin
* luañ (籠, luoñ) - a Daizhouvian lantern, a paper lantern
	+ modern: luan, luon
* mrāñ (皿, mraañ) - a plate
* Ñokrana - (五行, ño graañ) an offering of five substances, consisting of water, wheat, fire, sand, and knives or coins.
* ñruñ, ñrul, kirul (彤, ñrum > toñ) - bronze, especially Daizhouvian bronze or metal
	+ Originally meant "scarlet"
* očena (和尚, hua džiañ) - a Buddhist monk
* tyos, čyōsa (兔, tuōs) - a rabbit
* vrā, vurā - (馬, mraa) a horse
* zje, zela (寺, zy) - a Buddhist temple or monastery
* zonuda - (dzoñ, 藏, "a vault") a wardrobe

## Koedaker

* Deivjō - (地府, dei pō) the underworld, death
* doilon - (廚, do) a wardrobe, a chest
* Jōmra - (閻羅, Jem Lok) Yamaraja, ruler of the dead
* jōr (馬, mraa) - horse

## Naonaere

* keju, kejol (櫃, giu) - a wardrobe
* keval (瓜, krwaa) - a pumpkin
* Uoñtei (皇帝, hwaang tei) - emperor
* wjod, wojot - (馬, mraa) horse

## Ielorete

* bjun - a wall
* taik - a tall house

## Makkadalish

* do, dolo, dodon, dadon - (廚, do) a wardrobe, a large box, a chest
* hjod - (馬, mraa) horse
* paon, pajon - (炮, pau) a cannon
* pjavon - (炮, pau) a cannon, a cannon tower, a turret

## Trivia

* Reconstructed archaic pronunciations of Chinese words were used for Daizhouvian loanwords in the Wonao languages. It was primarily influenced by Japanese relations with the Tang Dynasty.
* Wonao linguists tend to use the Daizhouvian word for "horse" as a frequent example of the development of their own languages.

## See also

* Daizhou
* Pinogunian glossary
* Siangwaanian glossary
Dijuvez, Gîjuvez, and Tîjangir

Dijuvez, Gîjuvez, and Tîjangir are three stupid Kuelgon brothers.

Both of them sought nothing more than to hunt down a beautiful dragon princess.

## Trivia

Dijuvez, Gîjuvez, and Tîjangir's names were from three acronyms: D-I-S, G-U-S, and T-I-N-G. Altogether, they spell out one word, "disgusting".

They were largely inspired by the author's love of dragons, and several videos by Tarriff where Imrik hunts down Miao Ying and her brother because they were dragons.
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Chang Shong (book)

**Chang Shong** is an upcoming novel by Samuel Yaw Jian Fong. It is one of several sequels to Unicorn Farmhand.

## Story

Chang Shong tells the readers about his childhood, and how he became the jousting champion of his hometown of Lao Yukging. He also talks about his friendship with Gworofando, Ang Yeung, and other lads and ladies, and his life with Dok Saau the horse.

## Trivia

* This book was largely influenced and inspired by Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and how it is praised by Asian Americans as a good way to represent their people. As his book "Unicorn Farmhand" was a little success, he wanted to focus on Chang Shong, Dok Saau's rider and friend.
* One older name for the book was "Jouster's First Stride".
Heronoi symbols

This is a list of symbols in Heronoi culture.

## Auspicious

* Full moon - holiness, righteousness, peace, happiness, completion, divine favour
* Night sky - the joys of creation, every possible blessing, opportunity
* Stars - hope, divine favour
* Ship - ambition, courage
* Blue - peace, happiness
	+ Blue is also the national colour of Heronoja.
	+ Many Heronoi people *love* wearing blue clothes, as it not only complements their hair and eyes, but wearing them also makes them feel more relaxed and happier.
* Gold - beauty, joy
* White fern (farano) - royal symbol of King Heros, distinction, virtue
* Burning drop of blood - sacrifice, victory, destruction of all enemies
* Flaming sword or spear - death to enemies, victory, courage, heroism
	+ The spear is also a symbol of Odin, a god feared by the Heronoi.
* Burning spear striking a vampire - victory
* Unicorn - ambition
	+ The unicorn used to be one of the national symbols of Heronoja because of the animal's beauty and popularity.
* White horse - dreams
* Blonde man and woman - love
* Blonde man and man, blonde woman and woman - happiness
	+ Homosexuality is considered a part of traditional Heronoi culture. In fact, nearly all Heronoi are attracted to both girls and boys since childhood, before moving on to either the opposite, same, or no gender, or retain both attractions. It is due to their genetics.
* Winter or spring stars - courage, victory over evil

## Inauspicious

* Winter - death, horror, pain, sorrow
* Warakura (valknut), zojena (death-eye), three triangles inside each other - despair, hopelessness, oblivion, destruction
* Ice cream - death, cannibalism, pain, torment, doom

## See also

* Vozonid symbols
* Heronoi mythology
Anchanokke language

The **Anchanokke language** (Gloi Anchanorek) is the language of the Kingdom of Anchanok, a constituent state of the Malendor Supercorporation.

It is a Noskowi language.

## Nouns

* -ka, -ko - (plural)
* -ke - (genitive)

## Glossary

(F - Freyrgardian or Norse loanword)

a, b, č/ch, d, e, f, g, h, i, ï, j, k, l, m, n, ñ/ng, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, y, z

h - [x]

j - [j]

ñ - [ŋ]

* ar'helq - an *arahirri*, a sort of dragon ridden by kings as a steed of war
* ârelik - hello, greetings
* au - no, not
* aur - flower
* auronañ - meadow
* ayro - castle, bastion
* blôzar - a blot, a worship ceremony
* dadma - palace
* elbulk - streetlamp
* far - us
* farniz - with us
* gilsarek - a gothi-priest, a priest of Odin; astromancer. Wears blue and black robes, stars and runes
* hirz - (F, hird) nobleman
* hrâige - to bring
* jeq - raptor
* juzulq - scoundrel
* -ka, -ko - (plural)
* -ke - (genitive)
* ked- - towards
* kinof - to read
* kinoffoñ, kjonoffoñ - literature
* kjad - door
* kjof - book
* klete - greetings, hello
* krad - knight
* kradadañ, kranradañ - knightly status
* loïg - living, very
* madla - trance, meditation
* Madladda - Yule, day of trances. People spin and dance to honour the Allfather, channelling his thoughts.
* -meh - (future tense)
* middulte - robots
* midlut - robot
* nad - to strike, to crash
* nadzdah - jousting
* niz - with
* nod - to act, to do
* Onzir - Odin
* -oñ, -añ, -äñ - -ness
* plah - to attack, to defeat, to subdue
* plauq - to whack
* qlebolk - a game where players whack a ball across a field to a large net
* Qrohaqnor - a flying wolf robot
* sônuz - son, child
* soplah - a six-legged horse
* su - so that, therefore
* surol, suroz - holy
* zlor - magic, ritual, spell
* zlornod - to cast a magic ritual
* zmar - them
* zqod - out

Nod-dadma âau, hluq jâr haga. Jâr tubak zlornod hrâige juzulqke ked-jor, su middulte âau plauq-meh elbulkke loïg zmar zqom!

*Under-palace my, room I (royal) go. I there ritual bring scoundrel-PLU to-me, so robot-PLU my whack-FUT streetlamp-PLU living them out!*

## Basics

* sueñ - yes
* señ, seï - surely, verily
* au - no, not
* audâr - never

* ârelik - hello, greetings

## See also

* Kuelgon language
* Rukthanian language
Araukoz

An **araukoz** (plural: *araukoppo*, *araukosso*) is a smaller blue gryphon that likes to crow.

## History

Many years after the Sixteenth Age, the Heronoi believed that their god-king Heros rode on a chariot pulled by two blue gryphons that crowed like roosters. That could be the inspiration for the *araukoppo*.

*Araukoppo* were first created during the late Sarmelonid era by the Konjor Supercorporation, and smuggled into the Vozonid Empire as gifts to the Emperors. Their chicken characteristics could be the result of using pulxon DNA to create a gryphon. They became very popular among Sarmelonids, as the creatures' resemblance to actual gryphons made them representative of the Vozonid Empire's poor condition.

## Characteristics

Like real gryphons, *araukoppo* need to eat meat in order to survive, but they can also feed on plants like chickens do. Their mentality may be almost like that of a chicken, but they can also demonstrate a little intelligence and mischief.

They are popular pets in some countries due to their size, their mischief, their humorous associations, their noise, their poor intelligence, and their capability to be trained.

Like other gryphons, *araukoppo* can get frenzied when exposed to the scent of gold or silver, as the addictive substance stimulates their brains and nerves. When they smell gold, the cat-birds will stop and cluck, and then they catch the golden object to gnaw at them. Although *araukoppo* keep them in their nests to keep themselves entertained, some *araukoppo* can become so addicted to gnawing at gold, that they either get poisoned or they starve to death.

Female araukappo can crow like roosters, like their male counterparts.

## Notable *araukoppo*

* Bobby - a male *araukoz* that was kept by the farmer Chang Gao as a pet in southern Siangwaan.
* Draukatriz - a female *araukoz* kept by Oskar, who taught her to communicate with humans like him.
* Mokiru - a female *araukoz* kept by Wiresa.
* Gappatris - a male *araukoz* that was kept as a pet by the lead singer of the Marnosyn rock band Molecular Massacre. Notorious for snatching random people and dropping them from a tall height.

## Trivia

* The *araukoz* gryphon was inspired by Gallus, another character from the animated series *Friendship is Magic*, especially from jokes about his name's relation with roosters. In addition, the author derived its name from the Tagalog word *araw*, which means "day" or "sun".
* The plural for *araukoz* should be *araukoppo* (Sarmelonid), *araukosso* (Josolchir), or *araukozzo* (Azgovian).
Hajogana

*Hajogana* is a science fiction book by Samuel Yaw Jian Fong.

It is about a young pilot who was forced to become the governor of a malfunctioning colony.

## Plot summary

Hajogana Pilusarri, one of the Galaxy's finest ace pilots, was suddenly assigned out of the Gaantegeu force and back into the ranks of the Konjor Supercorporation as part of a prisoner exchange. On the lush planet of Luril, he must survive several deadly tests to prove his worth as its colony's Vice-Governor.

## Characters

* Hajogana Pilusarri
* Luregana
* Riedargos
* Vannikon
* Rangefross
* Pangaros
* Murentir
* Arasenwejo
* Bonjakon
* Mjann-gil
* Jauronto
* Araunai
* Ekkare

## Trivia

* This book was inspired by Anunnaki aliens, Snospis Eht, and "Equestria Girls: The Parody Series". The author started writing it at roughly 2019.

## External links

* Amazon Kindle
* Amazon Paperback
Coco Haringālkyos

The **Coco Haringālkyos** (Marnosyn: **Kokon Haringālkjos**) was a Marnosyn skybarge that travelled across different countries. It was the unfortunate victim of the Tornarin slaver raid.

## History

Its name lived on as the name of an expedition of teachers and students from Arkandrosyn University. Their quest was to reach Sulgobur, an independent republic to the east of the Tornarin Empire, and through it, board a train to Gimbarish and a flight back home to Marnos.

As for the company that organised the skybarge, its leaders were arrested for putting other citizens into danger. The CEO, who was caught making statements admitting that he wanted profits without concerns for the passengers' safety, was sentenced to death.

## Features

This was a large skybarge with a restaurant, a billiards hall, a cinema, and a spa. It had 108 rooms.

## Trivia

* The skybarge was named after "Coco Pommel" (a character from Friendship is Magic) and "Amenophis" (a pharaoh whose name was used in a magic spell in The Mummy Returns).
* While the name was randomly chosen, in 2023 the author suggested it would mean "unfortunate stork". It was possibly named after a newspaper cartoon.
	+ kokon - a stork, a crane bird
	+ haringan - cursed
	+ gālkjos - miserable, distressed
Dai Mandorai

The **Dai Mandorai Rebellion**, simply known as the **Dai Mandorai**, was a rebellion and an alliance that took place at the latter end of the Jauparturnid Dynasty of Vozolaz. It was formed by several tributaries and vassals after they rejected Emperor Zemasor's brutal eugenics campaign.

## Members

Many of these member states built Burrow-cities, both to protect their own people from global bombardment and the Ontemazei Empire's attacks, and to have strong bases of operations to resist the Jauparturnid authorities.

* Kingdom of Yen
* Kingdom of Nevegornia
* Narzonjontar
* Port Karuzal
* Sevestrana

The Empire of Irajon, founded by the virtuous prince Nizojal, was an honourary ally. Both the alliance and Nizojal supported each other through the Green Years and against the Exiles' invasion.

## See also

* Jauparturnid Era
* Lausorijo
* Porashon, where several Dai Mandorai members joined after the collapse of their home cities.
* New Irajon, modern successors of the Dai Mandorai's Vozonid descendants.
* Arailaz, an ancient alliance of nations that broke from Sarmelonid tyranny.
Azdortil (book)

*Azdortil* is an upcoming book written by Samuel Yaw Jian Fong.

## Plot summary

The alien merchant Azdortil Lorrovil was delivering spices to the kingdom of Bujan when he was chased by space pirates, so he crash-landed into the Councildom of Arantar. He was then taken in by the military and placed in a mining prison with other extra-terrestrials.

One evening, he and his friends follow the immortal Enedris as they break out of prison into the wilds of northern Nevkreno. Will they manage to find a way to a spaceport in Bujan, or die trying?

## Characters

* Azdortil
* Sbethar
* Purgardr
* Duioiuu
* Plarest
* Enedris
* Zerondo
* Thinagijo
* Turnquo
* Sorjondo

## Trivia

* This book was inspired by The Hobbit and Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
* The author started writing this book at around 2017-2019, mainly as a tuition assignment.
Cambodia

**Cambodia**, officially the **Kingdom of Cambodia**, is a nation at southeast Asia.

It was the home of the Khmer Empire, which was a dominant cultural force in the lands of Indochina between Myanmar and Vietnam. Much of Khmer culture in turn was influenced by Indian art.

## Factfile

* Official name: Kingdom of Cambodia
* Anthem: Nokor Reach
* Official motto: Nation, Religion, King
* Capital city: Phnom Penh
* Official languages: Khmer
* State religion: Theravada Buddhism
	+ Major religions: Mahayana Buddhism, Islam, Catholic Christianity, native religions
* Government: Constitutional monarchy
* King: Norodom Sihamoni
* Prime Minister: Hun Sen
* Climate: Tropical
* Population: 15,288,489
* Currency: Riel (10 kaks or 100 sen, but these divisions are no longer used)
* National Day: 9 November (Independnence Day)

## In the *Rinnarverse*

In the 29th century, Cambodia outpaces its neighbours as the Kingdom of Great Cambodia, where its ancient sites have been completely restored and consecrated both to the Buddha and various Hindu deities. It is protected from Earth Union attacks by the Suvarnabhumi Shield.

As Khmer culture was the influence for the fictional Bareki culture in the board game Aqueducts of Sampreah, Cambodia is revered as a sacred land in the Rinnarit Republic, alongside Norway, Iraq, Greece, and India. Every year, Rinnarits pray to Cambodia's gods to thank them for their traditional culture.

Cambodia was one of the few nations that the Rinnarit armies left mostly unharmed, defying their Farsider leaders' orders to attack it along with the other countries. Within Cambodian territory, the Rinnarit armies decided to obey only the king's orders. The king of Cambodia told them either to leave or protect his realm *and* the lands of his allies from the Farsider hordes' attacks. Even though they initially objected that he also included Thailand and Vietnam (former enemies of the Khmer Empire) as his allies, they nonetheless obeyed him. They even turned against the Farsider fleets that bombed the southern coasts to protect Cambodia from bombardment, and aided the construction of great bunkers along the mountains that also housed refugees from neighbouring countries.

## In the *Rabydosverse*

While Cambodia does not exist in the Rabydosverse, its equivalent country is Mohachoi, a regional superpower in southern Laron known for its magnificent stone temples and its classical art.

## See also

* Malaysia
* Thailand, a nation influenced by Khmer culture.
Galactic Community

The **Galactic Community** (Igarin: **Prummen Maganwel**) was a militaristic republic that was formed after the overthrowing of the Igarin Empire and its final emperor.

## Flag

The flag of the Galactic Community is a rectangular banner with stripes in shades of blue and an orange and white shield in the middle. The three light blue stripes represent civilisation, the two blue stripes in the middle for order, and the dark blue stripes on the edges for interstellar space. The orange and white shield has two Igarin letters in the middle, which are read as "P-M", short for "Prummen Maganwel" ("Galactic Great-Nation"), its own name in the Igarin language.

## History

The Galactic Community was formed by the new government and its allies at the planet Gausari after the defeat of the Nineteenth Galactic Empire, as they sought to establish a more unified government than the loose authority of the Free Igarin Alliance. While it retained much of its liberties that it had promised to its members, it used the Empire's elite troops -- the Gaantegeu Force -- to enforce order, defend itself from the Supercorporations' assaults, and claim as much of the Galaxy as it can. While the Treaty of Waronzol brought the depleted Konjor economy under partial Vozonid control, the Galactic Community stopped the Malendors' advances with another treaty that forced the Malendors to supply it, threatening the further destruction of the latter's valuable assets upon refusal as the Community quickly seized the Malendors' critical territories.

Amid its wars to unify the Galaxy, the Galactic Community sought better relations with the Vozonid Empire, supposedly the other galactic superpower of its time. It had also spent much of its plentiful resources plundered from its predecessor's coffers into many research and entertainment projects, that by the time Zannoz was crowned as the Emperor of Vozolaz, it was too weak to stop the Malendors and Konjors from waging war again.

Like many galactic powers, it was severely ruined by the Kyrvotin Invasion, and its splintered factions were annexed into the old Cyan Senate.

## Member states

* Gausari (capital)
* Ulgaran

## Military

The Gaantegeu -- formerly the police force of the Igarin Empire -- was reformed into a military branch for elite soldiers and pilots.

## Terminology

Anything from the Galactic Community may be known as "Maganwelian".

## Trivia

* "Prummen" means "Galactic" (prum - sea; me(ai/ga) - star; "sea of stars"), and "Maganwel" means "Community" (magan - great; wel(a) - nation); "empire", "hegemony", or "community").
Aldugas

**Aldugas Kraenionos** is an immortal who lives in the eastern coast.

## History

Aldugas was a runaway slave who fled from Marnos, as his homeland was oppressed by the Budinovian tyrants.

While passing through Gimbarish, he was drinking barley at a tavern in a Vozonid town. The barkeep mistakenly took an elixir, assuming that it was berry juice, and served it to Aldugas, who drank it. In the next nights, he felt younger and his wounds were gone, and he was able to run quickly, away from any Thralondian slavers.

Escaping the scorching desert, he went further east into the lush highlands of Josol. He settled into some glowing stone ruins, where he handled the strange machines and artifacts within. He met some strange, colourful people, who he learned to be spirits of the jungles and mountains.

He later noticed that he remained a middle-aged adult after almost a century passed, so he became very sad. Aldugas built a pyre, and when his wight-friends asked him, he told them that his family and friends may had died of old age, and he was unable to see them. So they gathered more sticks for the pyre, and a mage acted as a priest to commence the hymns for his loved ones' souls to enter paradise.

Aldugas was protected from the Wraithstorm, when the jungle wights kept him in a cavern. But he went insane after he mishandled several artifacts. The wights brought him to a spinel sentinel, who told him about the armies and tyrants in his nightmares: those were the Eimarins, the fallen angels who attempted war on the world at its early years; and the Ghosts of Ardesch, unholy legions of undead warriors sent to slaughter the land.

Years later, he brought three strange visitors to a gate, as they learned that it would be a portal to their world. It was a portal to another world, but their destination was a star system near Tuxavin. The President of Siangwaan, Zieu Mengdo, attempted to enter the portal with three allied leaders, so the jungle wights helped him defend the portal from Kakadu and the Eimarin legions.

## Trivia

Aldugas was most likely inspired by Trevor Slattery and Thrain II.
Daleskarnian glossary

This is a list of words in the Daleskarnian language of Daleskarnia.

djellir - yeller

gløvin - hoarder

harr - army

hauskljof - savage, brute

hoglaus - coward

hraumi - arrogant (ironic?)

nithing, nitting - accursed, bastard

skål - hurrah

skreu - incompetent

vargdro - outlaw

vesling - annoying

## See also

* Hothrovian glossary
* Baesorthar glossary
* Neo-Norse glossary
* Bujanski glossary, the speech of their western allies
* Wannaenid glossary, the language of their enemies
Djanavond

**Djanavond Shvandjar** is a young engineer from Marnos.

## Appearance

Djanavond is a young man of Tuksharan descent with peach skin, curly blond hair, and green eyes.

## Personality

Djanavond is calm, trendy, and sociable. However, he can be irritable.

His interests include skateboarding, studying and reading about advanced tech and history, basketball, playing the guitar, spinning things with his fingers, the colour green, and pumpkins. He is also skilled with mechanical work and repairs.

He dislikes spiders, pranks, stereotypes (like Ruotan), loud people, and most of the girlfriends that fight over getting his attention.

Like any Tuksharan such as his parents, he is also a devout Buddhist, but he spends more time hanging around with his friends instead of meditating on sutras.

## History

Djanavond's parents are dual-citizens, scientists of the Lampguard Order who were assigned to work in Marnos.

His gentlemanly conduct and his attractive face lured in a lot of girls like a walking magnet, to his own chagrin and the envy of many other guys in the university (and a few who are instead attracted *to* him for his looks!). Nonetheless, of all the women who wanted his hand, he chose Ninoris for being calm and reasonable.

## Relationships

Djanavond's friends include Darnovanos and Parillon, both of which are smart and cool.

He and Ninoris are in love.
Dichiritz Hotel

The **Dichiritz Hotel** is a luxurious hotel located on the planet of Mesrauno, at the east-southeastern part of the Galaxy and the southwestern frontier of the Malendor Supercorporation.

## History

Mesrauno was a rubbish dump since the days of the Fourteenth Galactic Empire, before it was abandoned and its landfill mountains left to be covered with swamp forests. It was colonised by Terran exiles, who created a Slavic nation. It fought against the Kuelgons, Igarin Empire, Valgetans, and other Terrans to remain independent.

That nation became a member of the Malendor Supercorporation when its economy failed.

## Trivia

* "Dichiritz" was inspired by a hilarious online comment and the Ritz hotel.
Celestial Gate

A **Celestial Gate** is a large portal used for travel between star systems or universes.

## History

In ancient times, the Eimares Celestials built these gates as portals between their home dimension and the Galaxy. Some of these portals were built to travel between other galaxies.

When the Anevondir exterminated the Celestials, they retreated through these portals and blew most of the Gates to ensure their mortal enemies were unable to use them.

In spite of this, the Vigefionians and their Nagiruge students built their own Celestial Gates to easily bring supplies across distances in the Galaxy.

In the Fourth Age, Vizier Nelanda of Charvasari ordered his men to rebuild the Celestial Gates to ease travel across the Galaxy.

Later, the Celestials used some of these gates to invade realspace and establish later Celestial Empires to enslave the Galaxy. The Malendor Supercorporation was founded on a planet with the last of the original Celestial Gates.

## In other languages

Eimarin: *Elanthja Thunas*

Gweudetonian: *Sundavas*

Anevondir: *Ylafanda*

Nagiruge: *Lurun Jurakti*

Novantirna: *Käiva Rilalumrô*
Esterope Garcia

**Esterope Garcia** is a young girl from the war-torn United States.

## Appearance

Esterope is a Latina teenage girl with a slender build, brown skin, long and wavy black hair, and green eyes. She tends to wear light green or blue clothes, and trousers or a skirt.

## History

She was a member of a club of fans.

When she crossed the portal into Marnos, she expected random strangers to support Reltak. Although they were amused by her tantrums, some of her new friends in Marnos were fascinated by her drawings and fanfiction.

## Personality

Esterope is noisy, bad-tempered, and impatient. She is very obsessed with her favourite shows, and can get very angry when people refuse to support them.

She likes painting, sketching, and drawing.

## Relationships

She has her own friends, some of which were so bitter and toxic that they fought and quarrelled with her over her favourite characters.

Nonetheless, she is in love with Albert, who tried to help her even though her friends left her. From him and her Marnosyn friends, she learned to let go of her anger against her show's enemies.

## Trivia

* Esterope was inspired by the fandom of Voltron: Legendary Defender, and its controversies.
* Her namesake, Sterope, was one of the Pleiades goddesses of Greek mythology.

## See also

* Sharada, another character inspired by Voltron.
Anevondir glossary

This is a list of words in the Anevondir language, the language of the Anevondir aliens.

A

* agin - six
* aginzer(yu) - path of six, Hjokkunzar Celestials
* altupok - climber
* -am - (collective)
* amko(fa) - black, destruction
* amva - dark
* aneuplak - world of mortals
* anev - person, being, mortal
* an(fa) - pale grey
* az - stone

B

* blo(ffa) - blue
* Bloidok(yu) - "Blueling", Sadravaen
* Bloiyu - "Blueling", Sadravaen (derogatory), Odin-worshipper

D

* dlaantla - banner, standard

E

* eimârok - Celestial
* elkuvok - vine-like parasite
* en ... - the
* endris
* endrude
* ente - lord, emperor, master
* entestamp
* entrumir

F

* fa - colour
* fomp - foundation
* fumbir - city

G

* gâm ... - great
* gampal(-W) - to build
* gmot, gamo, gamto - big
* go - two

I

* ilenton - chronicle
* -ir - (plural for words and names not ending with -ok)

J

* jendun - five
* jesk(efa) - white
* juhar - to go back
* juhra - immortal by reverting to youth to grow again
* juhro, johoro - an immortal who reverts his age

K

* kar - blood
* karaz - bloodstone, spinel

L

* lau- - to praise someone
* lau-wek - to praise
* livur(rok) - vine-like flowers
* lûm - little

M

* mantal - lantern, jellyfish, banner
* mielun - eight
* mys - bright
* mysilfas - bright mirror

N

* nese(fa) - yellow

O

* -ok - (nominative)
* -on - (plural)
* on(fa) - black

P

* pla - one
* plagoressam - vast fleet
* plak - planet, world
* plargor - vast
* ple - a/an

R

* rauko - engine
* ressames - fleet
* ril - mineral
* ris - three
* rjes - ship
* ronokoz - burning cog, machine

S

* safleti - machine
* sahm - four
* salun - seven
* sarok - hill
* sarpok - hook-worker
* silawek, sl(i)ok - glorious
* silfasek - mirror
* slunot - small
* sominzer(yu) - path of machines, Thamunzar
* somun(s) - Celestial technology or machine
* suvok(kok) - six-legged lumps

T

* tilunviau - like a jellyfish, immortal
* tilunvôril - immortality, regeneration
* tlunvi, tilunvi - jellyfish
* tluri - rattle
* trig - ten
* trulakon

U

* -ur - doer

V

* vôril - life, long life, hundred, 100 years, long-lasting
* vurun(nok) - large parasite

W

* wae(s) - light colour
* -wek (-W) - to praise
* weywak - large lizard, dragon
* -(w)ok - (nominative singular)
* -(w)on - (plural)

Y

* yl(fa) - green
* ylla - nine
* -yu - (derogatory suffix)

## Trivia

### Pronunciation

h j r th y yu

* y - [ɯ, ɰ-]
* â - long vowel

## See also

* Eimarin glossary
* Assuwelli glossary
Calendars

There are many **calendars** used among the many cultures of the Rabydosverse and other stories to track time.

## Rabydosverse

### Sarmelonid Era

* Sarmelonid calendar
* Igarin calendar
* Kuelgon calendar
* Novantirna calendar
* Nandegakkovian calendar

### Modern era

* Siangwaanian calendar
* Heronoi calendar
* Vovtarlan calendar
* Wonao calendar
* Bujanski calendar
* Josolchir calendar
* Azgovian calendar

## Rinnarverse

* Rinnarit calendar
* Zergonian calendar
Cherry

The **cherry** is a flowering plant that grows as a tree.

## In culture

Cherry trees are prized in Pinogunian culture (*sakyra*) as symbols of beauty and impermanence.

They are avoided in Vozonid culture as symbols of the Ontemazei (their enemies), as so they are avoided, burned, or destroyed. Because of this, the Porasonids of the further south instead love the trees as their flowers as symbols of their people and their beauty.

### Cherry trees' locations

* Pinoguni - In much of the central island of Motozima, where they bloom every February or March. When that happens, many people in the cities and villages spend a day off to watch the flowers, drink tea, and listen to poetry and dances.
* Bujan - in honour of the Pinogunians' help in winning the war for independence against Wannaenid oppression, cherry trees were planted everywhere in Bujan. They also happen to be very popular with the local Ontemazei, who consider the trees to be relatable and comforting. Ontemazei women and girls tend to wear cherry flowers on their hair, and their men and boys wear the flowers like pins.
	+ Cherry trees are also planted around temples in neighbourhoods with a high Ontemazei population. They plant cherry trees around idols, including lingam, as this represents their beloved Gods' presence in nature.
	+ The first cherry trees and seeds were introduced to Bujan after the reign of Motakol, as a gift from a Daizhouvian merchant. Some legends claim that a few seeds landed earlier from a tornado to western Bujan.
* Porashon - Cherry trees were first planted after contact with Pinoguni during the Green Years. Ever since, they and the bulbul birds that accompany them ended up as national and spiritual symbols.
* Siangwaan - Cherry trees are a common sight along the mountainous south and east of the country, where higher altitudes allow cooler air that encourage the trees to bloom.
* Azgo - In Vozolaz proper, cherry trees are banned. Any cherry tree sighted in Vozolaz is immediately chopped up and burned.
* Turodaron - Turodarians planted a line of tropical cherry trees to welcome Ontemazei slaves who fled from Vozolaz, and to defy the Vozonids in case if the latter dared invade Turodaron again.
* Rukania - Not only cherry trees are among the hundreds of flower tree species cultivated in this vast kingdom, but they are very popular with the Ontemazei who were welcomed to the country. Many Rukanian Ontemazei love to adorn themselves with its flowers, displaying them in their own heraldry as children of Jarilo, god of the trees.

## Trivia

* The brown-eared bulbul bird, or "hiyodori" in Japanese, is a common sight among cherry trees in Japan.
Bawornortar

**Bawornōrtar** (Sarmelonid: "great palace" or "great city of the Emperor") is a megalopolis that served as the capital city of the Sarmelonid Empire. It is located at southwestern Vozolaz.

## Features

* Flying Fin - a convenience store
* Imperial Palace
* Temple of the Three Gods

## See also

* Dalatar
* Arantar City
* Mahandaro/Makhnataron
Indonesia

**Indonesia** is an island nation at Southeast Asia. It is north of Australia, south of Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, west of Papua New Guinea, and southeast of India.

## Factfile

* Official name: Republic of Indonesia
* Anthem: Indonesia Raya
* Official motto: Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity)
* Official language: Indonesian
	+ Regional languages: over 700, including Javanese, Balinese, Sundanese, Acehnese, Batak, Madurese, Makassarese, Minangkabau, many Papuan languages, Rejang, Buginese, and Toraja.
* State religion: N/A (secular)
	+ Religions: Islam, Hinduism, Christianity (Catholic, Protestant), Buddhism, Confucianism, native religions
* Government: Unitary presidential republic
* President: Joko Widodo
* Prime Minister: Ma'ruf Amin
* House Speaker: Puan Maharani
* Chief Justice: Mohammad Syarifuddin
* Climate: Tropical
* Population: 270,203,917
* Currency: Rupiah (100 sen, but the sen are no longer used)
* National Day: 17 August (Independence Day)

## In the Rinnarverse

Indonesia has revived its Hindu heritage, and is now a haven for pilgrimages. It survived World War III as a member of ASEAN, but was not spared from the Farsider bombardment of the world.

The fictional island nation of Trunduk is west of Java. Indonesia occupied the western part of Trunduk to prevent the remaining Muslims from being exiled out of the island.

## In the Rabydosverse

Although Indonesia does not exist *per se* in the Rabydosverse, its equivalent is Ajupura. Porasonid Hinduism was based on Ajupuran Hinduism.

## Trivia

* Balinese and Majapahit art were among the major influences in some of the civilisations of the Rabydosverse, especially the Nandegakkovians, the Porasonids, and the Sarmelonid Empire. The other is in classical art in Thailand, such as the Ramayana and various Buddhist and Hindu temples in Thailand.
Bronze

**Bronze** is an alloy, a mixture of metals, consisting mostly of copper mixed with tin and other substances (like aluminium and arsenic).

## Uses

It is used in ancient times as an enduring metal, to make tools, armour, weapons, containers, and building materials. In later times, it was mostly replaced by iron and steel, which are tougher than bronze. It is still used for coins, ship fittings and propellers, and submerged bearings.

## In culture

Bronze is considered less valuable than silver and gold, even though it is tougher.