is, (ĭs), n. - shelter
ist, (ĭst), n. - user
it, (ĭt), v. revive
ith, (ĭth), n. adj. - dead
ithea, (ĭth • ēä’), n, - mortal man
ithic, (ĭth´•ĭk), n. - death
ithicne, (ĭth´•ĭc•ně), v. - slay, kill
ithicsazj, (ĭth´•ic•säzj), n. - death mask
ito, (ēt•to), adj. - again / ever
itonalya, (ē•to•năl•yә), n, adj. immortal
itonel, (ē•to•něl´), adj, n.- forever, eternal
iv, (ĭv), n. - skin
ivopuv, (ĭv•ōṕ•әv), adj. - naked
iyuv, (ēy•ŭv´), n, v. - desire, need
iyuvqua, (ēy´•ŭv•kwä), n, adj. thirst
• J
jas, (jās), n. - discord
janu, (jăn•yo), n. - door
jelth, (jělth), n. - thing
jequa, (j•kwä), n, v. - balance
jifoth, (jīf´•ōth), v. - share
jor, (jōr), n. - bay
joy, (jōy), n. - song
• K
ka, (kä), n. - shape
kazjoy, (kä•zjoi), n. - singer
kelyi, (kěl´•yē), adj. - grey
kep, (kěp), n. - head
ken, (kěn), n. - stalwart
kom, (kōḿ), adj. - every
koldav, (kōl´•dăv), v. - cast
kor, (kōr), v. - forget
kre, (krā), n. - world
• L
lain, (lā’•ĭn) - hello
lak, (lāk), adj. - behind, rear
lakveli, (lāk• vě•lē´), v. - follow
lamt, (lămt), adj. - anger, wrath, rage
lane, (lāne), n. - lute, harp
lar, (lär), n. -cup
lav, (läv), v. - fade
legu, (lěg´• o), v. - mock
lek, (lĕk), n. - chain
lemheth, (lěm•hěth´) adj. - green
li, (lē), n, v. - fire, light
lif, (līf), n, v. - gift
liflarin, (lē• flä´•rĭn), n. - flame
lifoth, (līf•ōth), v. - give
lifsht, (līf•sht), v. - reveal
lifthia, (līf• thē´•ä), n, v. teach, teacher.
lim, (lēm), v, adj. - illuminate
linna, (lē´•nә), n. - light
lit, (līt), adv. - yes
liva, (lēvә), v. - breathe
loka, (lōk´•ä), n, v. - command
lol, (lōl), n - hill
lome, (lōm´•ā), adj. - kind
lonwayro, (län•wěy´•rō), n, v. journey
lor, (lōr), v, n - rule
lum, (lom), v. - reach
• M
machkena, (mă•kē´•nä), n. - dragon, serpent
mak, (mäk), adj. - red
maksa, (mäk´•să), adj. - orange
mel, (měl), n. - moon
melgia, (měl•zjēә´), n. - moonchild
melinna, (mě•lē´•nә), n. - moonlight
menic, (měn•ēk´), n. - memory
menoth, (měn• ōth´), v. - forgive
milu, (mĭ´l• yo), adj. - distant
miluqua, (mĭ´l• yo•kwä), n. sea, ocean
minle, (mĭn•lā), n, adj. - beloved
misli, (mēs•lē), n. - wedding
miva, (mī•vā), adj. n. - thank you
mojel, (mō´•jěl), n. -aunt
mont, (mänt), n. - illusion
mryav, (mrē•ăv´), n. - realm, country
• N
na, (nә), adj. - early
naf, (nāf), adj. - same, alike, akin
nats, (năts), n. - uncle
ne, (ně), v. - bring
nel, (něl), n. adj. - more
neld, (něld), n. - staff
nemenic, (ně•měn´•ēk), v. - remember
nen, (nĕn), n. - blade
nenul, (něn´•ûl), n. - dagger
nensha, (něn´•shä), n. - spear
nesh, (něsh), adj. - safe
netm, (nĕ•m), n - axe
nit, (nēt), v. - stop
ni, (nĭ), prep, n. - in
nibs, (nĭbs), n. - teeth
ning, (nēng), v. - join
nit, (nĭt), n. - law
noa, (nō´•ә), prep, n. - out
nooj, (noj), n. - arm
nost, (näst), n. - city
nth, nth, (әnth), n. v. - suffer, suffering
nugosht, (nŭ•gsht), adj. - pain
nuk, (nŭk), n. - hand
nya, (nyә), n. - tongue
nyashe, (nyә´•shě), n, v. - voice
nye, (nī), n, tense - now
nyea, (nyē´•ә), v, n. - taste
nyet, (nī´•ět), n, adj. - here
nyth, (nīth), adj.- sweet
• O
oicram, (ōy´• krăm), n, v. - feast
olath, (ōl•äth), n. - order, council
olwu, (ōĺ•wo), n - breeze
om, (ōm), n. - stone
omt, (ōmt), adj. - hard
omdel, (ōm’• děl), n - gold
omvide, (ōm´•vēd´•ә), n.- pyramid
on, (ōn), adj. - alone, one, single
ono, (ōn´•ō), adj. - lonely
opuv, (ōṕ•әv), adj. - bare
ora, (ōr•ā´), n. - vision
orathom, (ōr•ā•thôm´), n - dream
oth, (ōth), v, adj. - free
othayr, (ōth´•âr), v, adj, n. - escape
• P
pathe, (päth´•ā), n. - destiny, fate
ple, (plĕ), prefix. - all
plecom, (plĕ•kōḿ), adj. - all
pronin, (prō´•nĭn), n. - cage
pufta, (po•tә), n. - blossom
pufte, (pof•tā), n, v. - cloud
• Q
qua, (kwä), n - water
qual, (kwäl), adj. - wet
qualum, (kwä•lom´), n, v. - root
qui, (kwē), n. - thought
quin, (kwēn), v. - think
• R
ra, (rä), n. - bed
rathche, (räth´•chә), n, v. -crown
rathin, (räth´•ĭn), n, v. - circle
rav, (rāv), n - east
razar, (räz•är), adj. - jagged
ren, (rĕn), n. - arrow
rente, (rěn•tē´), n. - quiver
ress, (rĕs), n. - spirit
resasht, (rĕs •äsht’), n, v. - quest,
resta, (rĕs•ä), n, v. - armor
revsul, (rĕ•sol), adj. - backward
roft, (rôft), v. - meet
ros, (rōs), n. - spider
rot, (rät), n. bag
ruf, (rŭf), n. - dog
ruth, (rŭth), n. adj. - south
rych, (rīsh), n. - branch
• S
sa, (sä), adj. - small
saf, (săf), adj, n. - yellow
saven, (sä•vēn´), n. - stream
sazj, (säzj), n. - face
sca, (scä), v. - walk
scoli, (skōl´ • ē), v. - burn
se, (sē), v. - believe
selpa, (sěl•pā), v. - write
SH words, see below
sing, (sēng), adj. - happy, merry
sis, (sīs), n. - seed
sire, (sī•rē), n. - flower
siri, (sĭ•rĭ´), n. - lock
sis, (sĭs), n. - dust
sisg, (sĭs•gә), adj, n. v. - end
sisge, (sĭs•gā), adj. - last
skia, (skēә), adj, n. - blue
skiamak, (skēә•mäk), adj, n. purple
sli, (slē), adj. - hot, heat
slus, (slos), n, v. - drink
so, (sō), n. - word, promise
sotir, (sō•tĭr), n. - atheneum, library
song, (säng), n. - friend
soom, (som), n, v. - name
sosisg, (sō• sĭs•gә), adj. absolute
stat, (stät), n. - cat
ster, (stěr), v. - lay
stre, (strē), adj. - gleam
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stre, (strě), n, v. - cry, weep
stora, (stōr´•ä), n. - rose
strique (strē•kwä), n, v. - beam
• SH
sha, (shä), n. scepter
shaf, (shäf), n. - parent
shar, (shär), n, v. - claw, talon
shawis, (shä´•wīs) - v. defend, protect
she, (shě), n. - sound
shek, (shěk), n. - noise
sheree, (shěr•ē), n. - oneness, unity
sheshu, (shě´•shә), n. - echo
shewu, (shě´•o), n. - horn
shifel, (shĭv•fěl´), n. - flesh
shivcy, (shĭv´-sī), n. v. - fear, terror
sht, (sht), n. - sight
shtan, (shtän), n. - godsight, the game of Shtan
shu, (shә), v. - repeat
• T
ta, (tā), n. - bread
tala, (tăl´•ā), n. - victory
talg, (tălg), n. - wall
talgeth (tăl´•gēth) v. - forbidden
te, (tē), n, v. - hold
teasht, (tē•äsht´), n, adj. - lord
teav, (tē´•әv), n, adj - male, man
teavoy, (tē´•әv•oi), n. - brother
tel, (těl), n. - hair
telf, (tělf), n - standard
teng, (těng), adj. - long
tengnen, (těng´•něn), n. - sword
ter, (těr), v. - sit
teshlore, (těsh´•lō•rā´), n. - music
teshuna, (těshl•o´•nә), n. - melody
TH words, see below
tifli, (tĭf´•lē), n. - moon
tig, (tēg), adj, n. - haste, rush
tik, (tēk), n, v. - count
tir, (tĭr), n. - room, chamber
tircaris, (tĭr•kâr´•ĭs), n. - temple, cathedral, holy place
tircan, (tĭr•käwn´), n. - templar, temple minister
tiris, (tĭr´•ĭs), n - house
tle, (tlě), adj. - tall
toke, (tōk), n. - pipe
to, (to), v. - age
tooj, (toj), n. - leg
toojsca, (toj´•scä), v. - pace
toele, (to´• ĕ•lā),n. ancient story, myth
trimer, (trĭ´•měr), v. - quake
tuma, (to´•mä), v. n. - fall, fallen
tune, (tyón), adj. - many
tuneald, (tyón´•ăld), n. - forest
tunefore, (tyón´•fōr•rā). adj. abundant
tunow, (to•nōw´), n. - book
tuqua, (to´•kwä), v. - pour
twiv, (twēf), n. - wine
• TH
thamf, (thämf), n. - mood
tha, (thä), n. - soul
the, (thā), adj. v. - complete
thave, (thä•vā), n, v. - art, craft
thebre, (thĕ´•brĕ), adj. - alive
thesht, (thēsht), n, v. - whisper
Thi, (thē), n. - God
thi, (thē), n. - I, me, The One
thia, (thē´•ä), n. - love
thiagon, (thēä´•gōn), n, v - quarrel, fight
thion, (thē´•әn), n. - sibling, gods
tho, (thō), n. - mouth
thom, (thäm), adj. - beyond
thu, (tho), n - turn
thur, (tho), adj. - newborn
• U
ul, (ŭl), adj - short
ulk, (ŭlk), n. - enemy
unwa, (on´•wä), n. fish
ur, (or), n. - conscience
usag, (ós´•äg), n. adj. - fool, foolish
usht, (osht), v, n. - kiss
ustu, (os´•to), v. - know, learn
ustuse, (ost´•o•sē), n. knowledge
uta, (o ´•tә), n. tense - future
uv, (ov), n.- omen
• V
val, (văl), adj - broken
valsild, (văl´•sĭld), n, v. - trap
valso, (văl´•sō), n, v. - lie, untruth,
vas, (väs), n. - heart
veli, (vě•lē´), n. - come
velini, (vě•lē´•nē), v. - enter
ven, (vēn), n. - river
ver, (věr), v - speak
verceress, (věr´•sěr•ěss), v, n. commune
vete, (vě•tē´), v. - catch
vifae, (vē•fā´), n. - wing
vi, (vē), v. - fly
vibre, (vē•brā´), v. - hear, listen
vide, (vēd´•ә), v. - leap
visu, (vē´•so), adj. - above
volwu, (vōl´•wo), n. - wind
• W
we, (wě), adj, n. - good
wecer, (wě´•cěr), adj, n. - right
wetoi, (wěy´• to • oi), v. - marry
wev, (wěv), n. - vine
wey, (wěy), n. - course
wigler, (wĭg´•lěr), n. - wand
wis, (wīs), n. - guard
wital, (wī´•tăl), n. - shield
willo, (wĭl´• ō), adj. - ancient
wok, (wōk), adj. - thin
wyn, (wĭn), n. - sky
• Y
ya, (yä), n. - delicate, fragile
yar, (yâr), n, v. - hope
yathe, (yäth´•ә), v. - swim
yav, (yāv), adj, n. - west
yavule, (yăv´•o• lĕ), n, adj. - beauty, beautiful
yn, (yĭn), adj - up
yul, (yol), v. - celebrate
yut, (yot), adj. - down
yuth, (yŭth), adj, n. - north
• Z
za, (zā), adj. - fast, swift
zish, (zĭsh), n. - peril, danger
zix, (zĭks), n, v, adj. - blind
zixilb, (zĭks•ĭlb´),v. - hide
zjoy, (zjoi), v. - sing
zle, (zlě), n. - nose
Acknowledgments
It has taken well over twenty years to arrive at this page. I am grateful to these dear and amazing people for helping me along the path.
My parents, Kenneth and Diana Koep. Stan, Jo Lynn and Mel. Bob, Bobbi, Bean and Nic, Eric and Laurie Wilson (Olive and Ondo), Scott Clarkson (caw minle—for your love of this story and helping me to sharpen it) and Dani, Prue and Jude, Mark Rakes (Markr), Cristopher Lucas (Captain), Cary Beare (Belzaare), Tami and Barb Clarkson, Tom Brunner, David and Lisa VanHersett, Steve Gibbs, Jeff Hagman, Joe and Sara Linch, Andrea Brockmeyer, Margaret Hurlocker, Mary Starkey, Dan Spaulding, Jason Williamson (Bag Man), Michael Roberts, Monte Thompson, Harvey Pepper, Tyler Davis, Elizabeth Stokes, Adam Graves, Toby Reynolds, Karolyn Rogers, Calvin (Vincale), Majorie and Brynn Langley, Michelle, Kyler and Taryn John, Blair Williams, Anthony Nelson, Paul and Shannon Irwin, Greg and Jillian Rowley, Glenn Case, Russ Abrams, Dennis Davaz, Jane Mauser and Rory Mcleod, Darin Schaffer, Neal Plazas, Daryl Lewis (The Magic of an Ordinary Man). Manito (climbing pyramids and then moving to the Azores), The Heren Sindaril and The Rubbish. All at the Cd’A Arts and Culture Alliance, The 315 Greenbriar Inn, The Well Read Moose, Elkins Resort and The Iron Horse. Lisa Koep and Geri and Walter Perkins.
It was a privilege to have drafts of this book red-inked and pencil-scratched by two exacting and thoughtful editors. Thank you to Professor Michael Herzog for listening to me talk about this story for the better part of two decades, and for continuing to teach me how to write it. And to Allison McCready (Luminaare)—who has been there for all three—thank you for your incredible eye, tireless imagination and your nurturing spirit for the story and all those that live inside it.
I offer my deepest gratitude to Mark Lax, Andreas John and all at Will Dreamly Arts Publishing for their love, support and enthusiasm (and countless other inspirations and memories) over the course of this journey. Here’s to the adventures to come.
To Sheree Jerome (Deliavu) for the joy and light you have brought to my world—what wonders ahead.
And to my son Michael Scott (Lemthia) for the endless stream of questions, the sword fights in between paragraphs and the patience you’ve shown your dear old Dad.
thia alyoth thave ni tunefore
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