Dragonspeak-to-English dictionary

A

A

Now, still (adverb)

Afa[h]

Eternal (adjective)

Ahle[h]

Know (verb)

Ahs

As is, like, if, even if (conjunction)

A[h]

It (pronoun)

A[h]f

Half

A[h]im

Age, time (noun)

A[h]l

Have (verb)

A[h]lm

Calm (adjective)

A[h]m

Song (noun)

Ai[h]

High, up (adjective)

Ais

Right (adjective)

Al

Promised (adjective)

Ala

All (adjective)

Always (adverb)

Alamor[n]

Extinction (noun)

Ala[n]

Allag (noun)

A[n]

I, we (pronoun)

An[h]ess

Hide (verb)

Blind (adjective)

A[n]g

Pain (noun)

Arr[n]

Person (noun)

Asa[h]

Redemption (noun)

As[h]a[n]

Ascian (noun)

D

Dai[h]

Inside (adjective)

Dee[h]

Deep (adjective)

Do

Doing (noun)

Do[h]

Leave, discard, forget (verb)

Dra[h]or[h]

Dragoon (noun)

Dra[n]

Dragon (noun)

Dy[h]r

Differ (verb)

Dys[h]

Disturb, destroy (verb)

E

Ee[h]l

Give up, surrender, sacrifice (verb)

Ee[h]s

Eat (verb)

Piece (noun)

Ee[h]z

Easy (adjective)

E[h]ch

Six (noun)

E[h]d

Top, first (noun)

E[h]i

Eight (noun)

E[h]k

Make liquid (verb)

E[h]k mor[n]

Kill (verb)

E[h]m

Name (noun)

E[h]s

Hole (noun)

Empty, alone (adjective)

E[h]sk

Escape (verb)

Render, make, turn (verb)

Love (noun)

E[h]sk y a[n]

Pillage, steal (verb)

E[h]skdy[h]r

Change (verb)

E[h]s e[h]d

God (noun)

Eil

Wicked, treacherous (adjective)

Eil[n]

Lie (verb)

Betrayal (noun)

Ei[n]

Hand

E[n]d

End (noun)

E[h]ll

Eager, zealous (adjective)

Err[n]

Man (noun)

Es[h]

Spirit (noun)

Es[h] y [n]esh

Will (noun)

Ess

Yes (interjection)

## F

Fa[h]

Ancient (adjective)

Fa[h]l

Fall, drop (verb)

Fa[n]

Fire

Fee[h]r

During (adjective)

Fe[h]sk

Return (verb)

F[h]ail

Final (adjective)

F[h]ei

Point, face (verb)

Fo[h]l

Fly (verb)

For[h]

Not now (adjective)

For[h][n]ess

Egg (noun)

Fou[n]

Chicken, bird (noun)

FT

Fta[h]r

After, later (adjective)

Fto[h]

Four (noun)

G

Gah[n]

Arrogant (adjective)

Ga[h]r

Anger, hate (noun)

Go[h]l

Gold (noun)

Gro[n]

Tree (noun)

H

Ha[h]

Hundred (noun)

Herr[n]

Woman (noun)

[h]

[h]aff

Happen, occur, befall (verb)

[h]ai

Five (noun)

[h]ess

Gaze, witness, see (verb)

[h]ess[n]esh

Eye (noun)

[h]ess y so[h]m

Dream (noun)

I

I[n]

You, he, she, they (pronoun)

Ith

With (preposition)

K

Ka

But (conjunction)

Kal

Though (adverb)

K[h]ad

Covered (adjective)

K[h]ai

Sad (adjective)

K[h]as

Because (adverb)

K[h]ash

Regret (verb)

K[h]ei

Again (adjective)

K[h]ur

Curse (verb)

Ki[n]

Kin

Kis[h]

Mix (verb)

Ko[h]l

Go (verb)

Ko[h]l [h]ess

Seek (verb)

Ko[h]m

Come (verb)

Koo[h]

Confused (adjective)

L

La[h]r

Large, great, many (adjective)

Lee[h]s

Presume, believe, think, plan (verb)

Le[h]s

Land (noun)

Hydaelyn (noun)

Le[n]s

Quiet (adjective)

L[h]ei

Steel, blade (noun)

Lo[h]

Low, down (adjective)

Lo[h]s

Loneliness, madness (noun)

Loo[n]

Blood (noun)

Losk[h]

Listen, hear, learn (verb)

Lye

Light (adjective)

M

Ma[h]r

Summer (noun)

Mera[h]

Meracydia (noun)

Mo[h]

Moon (noun)

Mor[n]

Die (verb)

Death (noun)

My[h]k

Little, weak (adjective)

N

N

Negation (prefix)

• Used for verbs that do not start with N or [n].

Na

A particle used at the end of a command or order, for emphasis.

Nais

Wrong (adjective)

Nee[h]

Journey

Nha[h]

Nine (noun)

No

No (interjection)

Negation (prefix)

• Used for verbs that start with N or [n].

No[n]

Lost, forsaken (adjective)

Nuu[h]

New (adjective)

[n]

[n]

Be (verb)

[n]arr

Savior (noun)

[n]eest

Beast (noun)

[n]ehd

Leader (noun)

[n]ehsk

Revive (verb)

[n]ell

Elezen (noun)

[n]esh

Flesh (noun)

[n]ish

Ishgard

[n]ishka

Holy See

[n]oskh

Ask (verb)

O

Ohl

Bone

Ohle[h]

Knowledge

O[h]l

Call (verb)

Olo[h]

Follow (verb)

Ong

Strong (adjective)

Oo[h]d

Good (adjective)

Oo[h]r

Root, center (noun)

Oo[h]s

Use, wield (verb)

Ool

To, for (preposition)

Oom

From (preposition)

Oos[h]

Force, drive, push (verb)

Or[n]

Born (adjective)

Osk[h]

Speak

R

Rhe

Red (adjective)

R[h]ei

Pray (verb)

Ro[h]s

Wake (verb)

S

Sai[h]

Decide, intend, choose (verb)

Scor[h]

Punishment (noun)

Seet[h]

Get, receive, hold (verb)

Se[h]n

Seven (noun)

Se[h]th

Give, inflict (verb)

Sei[h]

Stay (verb)

Sha[h]

Shake (verb)

Shee[n]

Shiva (noun)

S[h]all

Wall, shield, conviction (noun)

S[h]is

Truth (noun)

Si[n]

Sin (noun)

So[h]l

Slow (adjective)

So[h]m

Sleep (verb)

Sleep, slumber, calm, peace (noun)

So[h]r

Apology (noun)

Soo[h]

Sun (noun)

Sor[n]

Army (noun)

Sta[h]r

Start

Stoh

Storm (noun)

Stra[h]

Power, strength (noun)

[S]

[S]ma[h]

Must, need (verb)

SJ

Sja[h]s

Vengeance (noun)

T

Ta[h]

What, where (adverb)

Ta[h]i

Tie, bind (verb)

Ta[h]n

Stand (verb)

Tar[h]

Enchanted (adjective)

Te[h]

Ten (noun)

Te[n]

Corrupted, rotten (adjective)

Tha[h]

Thousand (noun)

Thor[n]

Thordan (noun)

Thra[h]

Three (noun)

T[h]arl

Crystal (noun)

T[h]om

Bottom (noun)

To[h]

Tire (verb)

Two (noun)

To[h]m

Bring (verb)

Tosk[h]

Answer (verb)

Tou

Too, beyond (adjective)

W

Wa[h]

Water (noun)

One (noun)

Wa[n]

Want, desire (noun)

War[n]

Greedy (adjective)

We[h]s

Firmament, sky, heavens (noun)

W[h]a[h]

Why, how (adverb)

W[h]ei

Wait (verb)

Method, way (noun)

Wor[h]

Fight, war (verb)

Y

Y

On, of (preposition)

Ya[h]

Stupid, foolish, young (adjective)

Yuu[h]

Few (adjective)