Dragon Language [TES]

The Dragon language from The Elder Scrolls franchise including sources from Skyrim & Elder Scrolls Online (ESO).

Aak

v. to guide n. guide; guidance

Aal

v. may, might, to express possibility, wish, or prayer

Aam

v. to serve, act as a servant, give loyalty to

Aan

n. slave

Aan

n. slave

Aan (article)

art. a, an

Aar

n. servant, slave, one who serves out of duty or loyalty

Aav

v. to join forces, efforts, sides, or company n. union, unison, unity

Aaz

v. to relent, give quarter (to), have mercy (on) n. mercy, quarter, relent, respite

Ag

v. to burn n. burn; incineration, the act of burning

Ah

n. hunter

Ahkrin

n. courage, bravery

Ahmik

n. service

Ahmul

n. husband

Ahraan

v. to wound, injure, hurt n. wound, injury, hurt

Ahrk (conjunction)

conj. and

Ahrol

n. hill

Ahroldan

n. H'roldan, place name

Ahrolsedovah

n. Whiterun, lit. 'hill of the dragon'

Ahst (preposition)

prep. at, indicating state or condition ('at peace', 'at bay'); at, towards; at, instrumental ('at the hands of')

Ahtiid

v. to wear, as in clothing or armor n. wear, garments

Ahzid

adj. bitter adv. bitterly n. bitterness v. to bitter, embitter, make or become bitter

Al

v. to destroy n. destruction; destroyer

Alikr

n. Alik'r

Alok

v. to rise, arise n. rise

Alok-Dilon

n. necromancy

Alun

adv. ever, at any time

Am

n. lion

Amativ

adv. forward, onward, ahead

Atmora

n. Atmora

Aus

v. to suffer n. suffering

Bah

n. wrath

Bahlaan

adj. worthy adv. worthily n. worth, worthiness v. to make or become worthy

Bahlok

v. to hunger, long after, esp. violence or destruction n. hunger, a compulsion driven by wrath or power

Balaan

adj. worthy adv. worthily n. worth, worthiness v. to make or become worthy

Bein

adj. foul adv. foully n. foulness v. to befoul, make or become foul

Bel

v. to summon n. summons, summoning

Bex

v. to open n. opening

Beyn

v. to scorn n. scorn

Bii

adj. blue adv. bluely n. blue, blueness v. to make or become blue

Bo

v. to fly; to flow, move, go; to arrive; to come n. flight; flow; movement; arrival; coming

Bodiis

v. to borrow n. borrowing

Bok

n. age, era, length of time; time

Bolaav

v. to grant n. grant

Bolog

v. to beg (for), beseech n. begging

Bonaar

adj. humble adv. humbly n. humbleness, humility v. to humble, make or become humble

Bormah

n. father; leader, origin, or otherwise metaphorical father figure

Bormahu

n. Akatosh, father of dragons; our father

Bovul

v. to flee n. flight

Boziik

adj. bold adv. boldly n. boldness v. to embolden, make bold

Brendon

n. specter

Brii

n. beauty; fulfillment, satisfaction

Briinah

n. sister

Briinahmaar

n. sisterhood

Brit

adj. beautiful, in form or spirit; appealing; fulfilling, satisfying adv. beautifully; satisfyingly; in an appealing manner v. to beautify, to make or become beautiful; to make or become fulfilling

Brod

n. clan, esp. Nordic

Brom

adj. north, northern, northward adv. north, northerly n. north v. to move or face north

Bromjunaar

n. Bromjunaar, former capital of Skyrim

Bron

n. Nord

Bronjun

n. Jarl

Bruniik

adj. savage adv. savagely n. savageness, savagery; a savage v. to make or become savage

Daal

v. to return n. return

Daan

n. doom; fate, destiny, esp. ill-fated or unavoidable

Daanik

adj. doomed adv. doomed v. to doom, make or become doomed

Daar

adj. this, these, those, that

Dah

v. to push n. push

Dahmaan

v. to remember n. remembrance

Daniik

adj. doomed adv. doomed v. to doom, make or become doomed

Dein

v. to keep, guard, safeguard n. keeping, guarding, safeguard

Deinmaar

n. keeper, guardian

Denek

n. soil, earth

Denos

v. to decline, worsen n. decline, worsening

Dey

adj. false, fraudulent; laughably implausible or preposterous adv. implausibly, preposterously n. falsehood, fabrication; a laughable lie v. to falsify, fake, make laughably false

Deyra

n. Daedra

Deyto

v. to bury n. burial

Dez

n. fate, destiny

Dii

pron. my; mine

Diil

adj. undead adv. undeathly, in an undead manner n. undeath v. to make or become undead

Diin

v. to freeze n. freezing, frost

Diiv

n. dragonkind, the collective spirit and embodiment of dragonkind

Diivon

v. to swallow n. swallow, swallowing

Dilon

adj. dead adv. in a dead or death-like manner n. the dead; someone who is dead v. to die, kill, make or become dead

Dilos

adj. deadly, lethal, fatal, causing death adv. lethally, fatally, in a manner that causes death n. deadliness, lethality v. to make or become deadly

Dinok

n. death, loss of life; end

Dinoksetiid

n. the end of time, the ending of the current kalpa

Dir

v. to die

Do

prep. of, from, belonging to; made up of, consisting of, characterized by; about

Dohaviin

n. see dovahkiin

Dok

n. hound, dog

Dov

n. dragonkind, dragon, wyrm, the race of dragons

Dovah

n. dragon pron. me

Dovahgolz

n. dragonstone, a ritual stone bearing a map of dragon burial mounds throughout Skyrim

Dovahkiin

n. dragonborn, a mortal born with the blood and soul of a dragon

Dovahkriid

n. dragonslayer, a slayer of dragons or the slayer of a specific dragon

Dovahsebrom

n. Dragon of the North

Draal

v. to pray n. prayer

Dreh

v. to do n. doing, action

Drem

n. peace; patience, withholding aggression or eagerness

Drey

v. did, past tense of dreh