aktu-el (AHK-too-el): criminal, language of origin unknown
anaq (AHN-ak): Zuldan unit of time, equivalent to about 50 minutes
ap ga (ahp gah): Amnasi for cousin
asharak (AHSH-ar-ahk): friend, language of origin unknown
benat (ben-AHT): an alcoholic drink similar to beer
bolakh (BOH-lahkh): simpleton, idiot
des (dess) pl. desei (DESS-eh-ee): unit of distance, equivalent to about half a mile
desakh (deh-SAKH): drink made from a Zuldan fruit
deskra (DESS-krah), pl. deskrei (DESS-kreh-ee): unit of time made up of five gerasei, or forty five days
dona (DOH-nah): thank you
haktaruq terun (HAH-ktah-rook tay-ROON): literally means “spill wine on yourself” in the Zuldan language, a phrase similar to “bug off” or “screw you”
haktumen (HAH-ktoo-men): Zuldan for “my sons”
haskul (HASS-kool): a Dmuska weapon that fires projectiles
iskarna (is-KARN-ah): reincarnation, language of origin unknown
isthilak (ISS-thil-ahk): meaning “one of a younger race,” language of origin unknown
isthilkem (ISS-thil-kem): lesser one (in a derogatory sense), language of origin unknown
itsa (ee TSAH): Amnasi for shy or coy
kasaba (kah-SAH-bah): Amnasi for grandfather
kaumat (KOW-maht): moron, usually referring to someone who thinks highly of themselves with little reason to
ket (ket) pl. ketei (ket-eh-ee): unit of time roughly equal to a minute
kita (KEE-tah): slang word for posterior
kosjnet (kozh-NET): grains cooked in heavy cream, sometimes embellished with nuts and fruits, commonly eaten as a breakfast food
lerin (LEHR-ihn) pl. lerinei (LEHR-ihn-eh-ee): Bhrean noble
leritya (lair-IHT-yah), pl. lerityei (lair-iht-YEH-ee): a stringed musical instrument
marhathi (mar-HAH-thee): term for military uniform hat, language of origin unknown
masi (MAH-see): Amnasi for mother
nawe asul (NAH-way ah-SOOL): term of endearment for children, meaning “little one”
oragh (OH-ragh): Algaran word for thrall or slave
porya (POR-yah): mineral used to strengthen metals in smithing
satri (SAH-tree): father
sekda (SEK-dah), pl. sekdei (SEK-deh-ee): currency of Bhrea, made of a dull, slate-colored metal
Sem-Kelad (sem keh-LAHD): device reserved for high-ranking personnel in the Empire, language of origin unknown
shanta-el (shan-tah EL): loyalty, language of origin unknown
sufraq (SOO-frahk): a Zuldan stringed instrument akin to a harp or lyre
suwe (SOO-weh) pl. suwei (SOO-weh-ee): unit of time that is roughly equivalent to 90 minutes
tantea (tahn-TAY-ah): mother
tasjka (TAZH-kah): bitch
tati (TAH-tee): slang for mother, like “mommy”
tipi (tee-pee): word equivalent to “got it” or “okay” in the Amnasi language
tletna (TLET-nah) pl. tletnei: aura, spirit
veranish (VAIR-uh-nish): honor, language of origin unknownYakinazi (YAH-kin-ah-zee): the Dmuska word for “sacred gateway”