Ilkazu Dictionary
Ardik, Ardikas, (I) - stone
Ath, Athas, (I). - Land, home
Akhu, Akhus (irregular) (P) - Priest
- Atu/Adu (archaic spelling)
- Akh’ (prefix)
Atanat, Atanatas (I). - year
Bikash, bikasha, bikashe, bikashi. - good
Balar, Balara, Balare, Balari - happy
Bekh, Bekhanta, Bekhiter - kill / to kill / killing
Dal, Dalas, (I). - City
Di, Dis, (irreg.)(I). - hill, mound, barrow
Drek, Drekas (I.) - land (fig. Domain, demesne, realm)
Dreki, Drekis, (P). - vassal
Ekath, Ekathis, (P). - Hunter, woodsmen, (Rare: bandit)
Er, Eris (P) - Fey (natural spirits)
Erith, Erithis (P)- Fey (true fey, of the Wylds)
Erthio, Erthis (P)- Little Fey (false fey, Wyld spirits living in the material world)
Eske, Eskenta, Eskeker - Lead/to lead/leading
Fekh, Fekhas, (I). - Source
Fulo, Fulonta, Fuloker - love / to love / loving
Filipa, Filipas (irreg.) (P) - Name of the first Ilankel (Taken to mean Emperor)
Ilankel, Ilankelis (P) - Highest Leader (implied Emperor)
Ilantakel, Ilantakelis - Emperor (lit. Highest Autocrat/Tyrant)
Ilankelath, Ilankelathes (A). - Empire
Ip, Ipes (A) - Field
Juta, Jutanta, Jutaker - fall / to fall / falling [d͡ʒʌ̆tʌ]
Tepin, tepene, tepena, tepeni (irreg.). - many
Kaz, Kazes, (A). - Dragon
Kalnat, Kalas, (irreg.)(I). - Temple City
Kal, Kales, (irreg)(A) - City/Town
- -kal (suffix indicating that the word is the name of a city)
- Gal (archaic Spelling)
Kel, Kelis, (P). - Leader, Ruler
- Gel (archaic spelling)
Kelath, Kelathes (A) - ‘state’ / ‘nation’
Kelna, Kelnas (irreg.)(P) - Local Ruler (Petty King, Duke, Chief, Warlord)
- Gel’Ma (irreg.)(archaic). - Chief
Kenkelna, Kenkelnas (irreg.)(P) - High King
Ken, Kena, Kene, Keni - High, (fig. important, best)
- Gen (archaic spelling)
Ken’nath, Kennathes (A) - High Kingdom
Kelka, Kelkis, (P). - Governor, Military Leader, Duke
Khal - than
Khen, Khenas (I.) - branch [çɛn]
Khil, Khilanta, - Run / to run / running
Kol, Kolis, (P). - person
Kolthio, Kolthis, (P). - child
Krel - and
Kurar, Kuraras, (I). - Gold
- From Gulal
Lekal, lekalas, (I). - a bunch (a number of same things, group, large amount)
Na, Nas, (I). - Clan, family
- Ma (archaic spelling)
Nakhu, Nakhes, (A). - religion, faith
- Nat (archaic spelling)
Nath, Nathes (A) - Kingdom
Pelal, Pelala, Pelale, Pelali - New
Pek, peka, peke, peki - young
Per, Peris, (P) - whore
Pulas, Pulases, (A). - Knife
Set, seta, sete, seti - great (like: important, big, grand)
Shep, shepa, shepe, shepi - old
Skahr, Skhares, (A). - Bird
Ta- - intensifying prefix
Takel, Takelis (P) - Despot/Autocrat/Tyrant (in the ancient greek sense, not modern)
- (Derogatorily - Warlord)
Takelna, Takelnas (irreg.) (P) - King
Taful, Tafulus (n) - a witness (fig. historian)
- Davulus - archaic word meaning witness, used by early historians and authorial bards
Tavul, Tavulanta, Tavulnaker - witness / to witness / witnessing
Tavul, Tavules (A) - record (fig. Story, legend)
Tavulset, Tavulsetes (A) - Chronicle (lit. great record) (Colloquially; Saga)
Thenosh, Thenoshas, (I). - Town
- Related to the suffix (-osh)
Thendakha, Thendakhas, (I) - Spear
Tith, Tithanta, Tithaker - touch / to touch / touching
-theo - diminutive affix
Thina, Thinanta, Thinaker - win / to win / winning
Val, Vales (A) - Sheep
Valthio, Valthis (A) - Lamb
Veld, Veldas, (I) - Glass
Vul, Vulanta, Vulnaker - see / to see / seeing
Zelna, Zelnis (P) - magic
Phrases / Curses / Sayings