Vaen Vocabulary

A

**Aiastea** – help me

**Ana** – moon

**Ana-Lashann** – largest of Keverynn’s three moons. It is silver in color and its name translates to Dragon moon

**Ana-Leta** – smallest of Keverynn’s three moons. It is silver in color and its name translates to Fire moon. It is always visible, even during the day, except when it’s in the New Moon phase.

**Ana-Turann** – medium of Keverynn’s three moons. It is blue in color and its name translates to Wyvern moon

**Ate** – head

**Ayia** – soul

**Ayare** - magic user, sorcerer/sorceress

**Avro** – place

**Avro’kenann** – place or origin

B

**Baba** – father

**Beinn** – very good

**Bia** – hello

**Bin** – good

**Biolye** – hot

**Bliwa** – wind

**Boneis** – good bye

**Boyse** – boy

**Braiunn** – brown

**Braiuntando** – brown grass

**Brascienn** – bronze

**Bute** – rule

C

**Chai** – as well, too

**Combula** – high mountains

D

**Deiwynn** – dawn seeker (name)

E

**Eir** – shall

**Emulest** – tyrant

**Esme** – beloved

**Est** – of

F

**Fatir** – tired

**Foe shetu** – where is she?

**Foe tu** – where is he?

**Forenn** – forest

**Fotu** – bowl

**Furana** – tornado

G

**Ganda** – delicious

**Gilra** – girl

**Girann** – blue

**Giranlayis** – silver-blue

**Gipa** – gold

**Gyita** – come on

H

**Hakani Prokuna** – (expression) No worries

**Hamenn** – home

**Hemmini** – I don’t know

**Hacene** – celebration (large)

I

**Ijul** – star

**I’lianati** – horse

**I’lianati’shorenn** – I’lianati mounted warrior; lit. Mounted warrior who rides an I’lianati

**Im me maral-macca** – I speak Vaen

**Im me Vaen-sung** – I am Vaen

**Itabes** – celebration (small)

J

**Jelann** – watch, observe

**Jin’po** – Shepherd’s crook

K

**Kabenn** – eagle

**Kashe** – dancer

**Kabula** – bird of great beauty

**Kader** – rider

**Kenann** – origin

**Kitha** – Wyvern

**Kuba** – peace

L

**Laba** – child

**Lamna** – river

**Lashann** – dragon

**Lasha’tosaga** – Dragonleaders

**Lasha’tevarra** – DragonMistress

**Lasha’severni** – DragonMaster

**Lasha’sheiken** – Dragonlord (term not used on Alastea)

**La’shante** – a fruit

**Lebo** – cute

**Layis** – silver

**Leta** – Fire

**Li me marrol-macca dia?** – Do you speak Vaen?

**Liza** – friend

M

**Mamoe** – mother

**Marral** – Vaen language

N

**N’lebo** – uncute, ugly

**Nienn** – no

**Niglow** – dawn

O

**Oishare** – come here

**Oklisha** – wing

P

**Pedra** – saddle

Q

**Quita** – mosquitos

**Quito** – mosquito

**Quano** – what

**Quane** – where

S

**Saci** – warm

**Severni** – master

**Sheikenn** – lord

**Sheikal** – lady

**Shorenn** – mounted warrior

**Shotai** – writing, alphabet

**Shandalla** – Queen’s Hand, feminine

**Shandolli** – Queen’s Hand, masculine

**Shan’torell** – Queen

**Shillyu** – cold

**Shuele** – I salute you

**Shirsha** – attack

**Siaca** – Vaen currency

**Siliann** – food

**Sikenn** – sword

**Sima** – sleep

T

**Tare** – hush up, shut up

**Tar’shotai** – writing, symbols

**Tava** – a bread that is the staple of the Vaen diet

**Talibou** – stars

**Tando** – grass

**Telann** – sky

**Telann’tevarra** – Sky Mistress

**Telann’severni** – Sky Master

**Telast** – great light (the sun)

**Tevarra** – mistress

**Tjurinn** – flame

**Tjurings** – fire

**Tjuringahe** – fireball

**Tojem** – festival

**Tosaga –** leaders

**Tosann** – leader

**Turann** – wyvern

**Twaliwam** – twilight

U

**Umekai** – tree

V

**Valaha** – rise again, be reborn

**Valann** – soul mate

**Vaen** – folk

**Velaewe** – pain (general)

**Vinta** – green

W

**Wadonn** – kite

**Wala** – water

**Warrinn** – warrior

**We Tu** – where is it?

**Wocante** – midnight

**Wora** – woman

**Worati** – mistress

X

**Xai’ko** – quill

Y

**Yonarai** – wolf

**Yonar’ate** – wolf head

Z

**Zhai-chel** – young one

**Zotonna** – harp

Words in the Vaen language that end in the letter end almost always have a double n. There are rare exceptions to this rule, such as words of foreign origin and the word Vaen itself, which is older than the current form of the Vaen language.