Total pages in book: 153
Estimated words: 141492 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 707(@200wpm)___ 566(@250wpm)___ 472(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 141492 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 707(@200wpm)___ 566(@250wpm)___ 472(@300wpm)
hisz—to believe; to trust.
ho—how.
ida—east.
igazág—justice.
ila—to shine.
inan—mine; my own (endearment).
irgalom—compassion; pity; mercy.
isä—father (noun).
isäntä—master of the house.
it—now.
jaguár—jaguar.
jaka—to cut; to divide; to separate.
jakam—wound; cut; injury.
jalka—leg.
jälleen—again.
jama—to be sick, infected, wounded or dying; to be near death.
jamatan—fallen; wounded; near death.
jelä—sunlight; day, sun; light.
jelä keje terád—light sear you (Carpathian swear words).
o jelä peje emnimet—sun scorch the woman (Carpathian swear words).
o jelä peje kaik hänkanak—sun scorch them all (Carpathian swear words).
o jelä peje terád—sun scorch you (Carpathian swear words).
o jelä peje terád, emni—sun scorch you, woman (Carpathian swear words).
o jelä sielamak—light of my soul.
joma—to be underway; to go.
joηe—to come; to return.
joηesz arwa-arvoval—return with honor (greeting).
joŋesz éntölem, fél ku kuuluaak sívam belsö—come to me, beloved.
jǒrem—to forget; to lose one’s way; to make a mistake.
jotka—gap; middle; space.
jotkan—between.
juo—to drink.
juosz és eläsz—drink and live (greeting).
juosz és olen ainaak sielamet jutta—drink and become one with me (greeting).
juta—to go; to wander.
jüti—night; evening.
jutta—connected; fixed (adj.). To connect; to join; to fix; to bind (verb).
k—suffix added after a noun ending in a vowel to make it plural.
kać3—gift.
kaca—male lover.
kadi—judge.
kaik—all.
käktä—two; many.
käktäverit—mixed blood (literally: two bloods).
kalma—corpse; death; grave.
kaŋa—to call; to invite; to summon; to request; to beg.
kaŋk—windpipe; Adam’s apple; throat.
karma—want.
Karpatii—Carpathian.
karpatii ku köd—liar.
Karpatiikunta—the Carpathian people.
käsi—hand.
kaśwa—to own.
kaδa—to abandon; to leave; to remain.
kaδa wäkeva óv o köd—stand fast against the dark (greeting).
kat—house; family (noun).
katt3—to move; to penetrate; to proceed.
keje—to cook; to burn; to sear.
kepä—lesser; small; easy; few.
kessa—cat.
kessa ku toro—wildcat.
kessake—little cat.
kidü—to wake up; to arise (intransitive verb).
kim—to cover an entire object with some sort of covering.
kinn—out; outdoors; outside; without.
kinta—fog; mist; smoke.
kislány—little girl.
kislány hän ku meke sarnaakmet—little mage.
kislány kuŋenak—little lunatic.
kislány kuŋenak minan—my little lunatic.
köd—fog; mist; darkness; evil (noun). Foggy, dark; evil (adj.).
köd alte hän—darkness curse it (Carpathian swear words).
o köd belső—darkness take it (Carpathian swear words).
köd elävä és köd nime kutni nimet—evil lives and has a name.
köd jutasz belső—shadow take you (Carpathian swear words).
koj—let; allow; decree; establish; order.
koje—man; husband; drone.
kola—to die.
kolasz arwa-arvoval—may you die with honor (greeting).
kolatan—dead; departed.
koma—empty hand; bare hand; palm of the hand; hollow of the hand.
kond—all of a family’s or clan’s children.
kont—warrior; man.
kont ku votjak—knight.
kont o sívanak—strong heart (literally: heart of the warrior).
kor3—basket; container made of birch bark.
kor3nat—containing; including.
ku—who; which; that; where; which; what.
kuć3—star.
kuć3ak!—stars! (exclamation).
kudeje—descent; generation.
kuja—day; sun.
kule—to hear.
kulke—to go or to travel (on land or water).
kulkesz arwa-arvoval, ekäm—walk with honor, my brother (greeting).
kulkesz arwaval, joηesz arwa arvoval—go with glory, return with honor (greeting).
kuly—intestinal worm; tapeworm; demon who possesses and devours souls.
küm—human male.
kumala—to sacrifice; to offer; to pray.
kumpa—wave (noun).
kuńa—to lie as if asleep; to close or cover the eyes in a game of hide-and-seek; to die.
kuŋe—moon; month.
kuŋe kont—moon warrior.
kuŋe kont ku votjak—moon knight.
kuŋe s3c3—moon monster.
kunta—band; clan; tribe; family; people; lineage; line.
kuras—sword; large knife.
kure—bind; tie.
kuš—worker; servant.
kutenken—however.
kutni—to be able to bear, carry, endure, stand or take.
kutnisz ainaak—long may you endure (greeting).
kuulua—to belong; to hold.
kužõ—long.
lääs—west.
lamti (or lamt3)—lowland; meadow; deep; depth.
lamti ból jüti, kinta, ja szelem—the netherworld (literally: the meadow of night, mists and ghosts).
lańa—daughter.
lejkka—crack; fissure; split (noun). To cut; to hit; to strike forcefully (verb).
lewl—spirit (noun).
lewl ma—the other world (literally: spirit land). Lewl ma includes lamti ból jüti, kinta, ja szelem: the netherworld, but also includes the worlds higher up En Puwe, the Great Tree.
liha—flesh.
lõuna—south.
löyly—breath; steam (related to lewl: spirit).
luwe—bone.
ma—land; forest; world.
magköszun—thank.
mana—to abuse; to curse; to ruin.
mäne—to rescue; to save.
maγe—land; earth; territory; place; nature.
mboće—other; second (adj.).
me—we.
megem—us.
meke—deed; work (noun). To do; to make; to work (verb).
mić (or mića)—beautiful.
mića emni kuŋenak minan—my beautiful lunatic.
minan—mine; my own (endearment).
minden—every; all (adj.).
möért?—what for? (exclamation).
molanâ—to crumble; to fall apart.
molo—to crush; to break into bits.
moo—why; reason.
mozdul—to begin to move; to enter into movement.
muonì—appoint; order; prescribe; command.
muonìak te avoisz te—I command you to reveal yourself.
musta—memory.
myös—also.
m8—thing; what.
na—close; near.
nä—for.
nâbbŏ—so, then.
ŋamaŋ—this; this one here; that; that one there.
ŋamaŋak—these; these ones here; those; those ones there.
nautish—to enjoy.
nélkül—without.
nenä—anger.
nime—name.
ńiŋ3—worm; maggot.
ńiŋ3 ködak—shadow worm.
nó—like; in the same way as; as.
nókunta—kinship.
numa—god; sky; top; upper part; highest (related to the English word numinous).
numatorkuld—thunder (literally: sky struggle).
ńůp@l—for; to; toward.
ńůp@l mam—toward my world.
nyál—saliva; spit (related to nyelv: tongue).
nyelv—tongue.
o—the (used before a noun beginning with a consonant).
ó—like; in the same way as; as.
odam—to dream; to sleep.
odam-sarna kondak—lullaby (literally: sleep-song of children).
odam wäke emni—mistress of illusions.
olen—to be.
oma—old; ancient; last; previous.
omas—stand.
omboće—other; second (adj.).
ŏrem—to forget; to lose one’s way; to make a mistake.
ot—the (used before a noun beginning with a vowel).
ot (or t)—past participle (suffix).
otti—to look; to see; to find.
óv—to protect against.
owe—door.
päämoro—aim; target.
pajna—to press.
pälä—half; side.
päläfertiil—mate or wife.
päläpälä—side by side.
palj3—more.
palj3 na éntölem—closer.
partiolen—scout (noun).
peje—to burn; scorch.
peje!—burn! (Carpathian swear word).
peje terád—get burned (Carpathian swear words).
pél—to be afraid; to be scared of.
pelk—fear (noun).
pelkgapâ—fearless.
pesä—nest (literal; noun); protection (figurative; noun).
pesä—nest; stay (literal); protect (figurative).
pesäd te engemal—you are safe with me.
pesäsz jeläbam ainaak—long may you stay in the light (greeting).
pide—above.
pile—to ignite; to light up.
piŋe—little bird.
piŋe sarnanak—little songbird.
pion—soon.
pirä—circle; ring (noun). To surround; to enclose (verb).
piros—red.
pitä—to keep; to hold; to have; to possess.
pitäam mustaakad sielpesäambam—I hold your memories safe in my soul.
pitäsz baszú, piwtäsz igazáget—no vengeance, only justice.
piwtä—to seek; to follow; to follow the track of game; to hunt; to prey upon.
poår—bit; piece.
põhi—north.
pohoopa—vigorous.
pukta—to drive away; to persecute; to put to flight.
pus—healthy; healing.
pusm—to heal; to be restored to health.
puwe—tree; wood.