User:Achernar1/Yoku

Please, do not edit this - this is not directly intended for UESP use, but it is TES-related documentation, so I'm putting this in a user page. This is not done and not yet organized.

Vocabulary

shehai "spirit sword" Shehai Shen She Ru "Way of the Spirit Sword" Ansei "saints of the sword" - a title, and a class during Sesnit and Torn's reigns. Appears to always be capitalized even when not describing a specific Ansei. yokeda a feudal lord class during Sesnit and Torn's reigns elden yokeda a military dictator who rules the yokeda (it should be noted that "elden" is a Yoku word with no etymological connection to the English verb. "elden yokeda" is not implying that the dictator is the oldest yokeda and therefore the one deserving of most respect.) no shira a title meaning "person of noble birth", notably comes at the end of Frandar Hunding's full name. hel ansei a title of anseihood, notably present in Frandar Hunding's full name. do essentially, "hails from". "Frandar do Hunding..." means Frandar, who was born near the Hunding region of the Yokudan province of High Desert. greklith "strong king" lhotun "second boy" tukta-mab'ro storyteller g'ye fabricator no lo'igra deceiver tobr'a "useless, thus evil" Ra Gada literally "warrior wave", the faction of Yokudans who eventually became modern Redguards Na-Totambu the "kings and ruling bodies" of the Ra Gada Ghraewaj "The Crows Who Were Punished" or "The Crows Who Punish" Riglametha "grateful-offering" (in the "Banthan dialect of the ancient Redguard tongue") mluo cheese ajcea a low point, a tragedy; literally "a spiral down" mangai greeting equivalent to "hello" trangai parting equivalent to "goodbye"

Names of Places

Hattu "father of mountains" Hunding a region in Yokuda after which Frandar Hunding is named Stros M'Kai

Grammar

"Old Redguard is somewhat vague with its objective case."

Spoken Examples (unsorted)

"Naha 'mei dogo Ra Gada lonhe trai, Sura."

"Tro dura-hi, Sura.": possibly "You've done it, Cyrus."

"Go kukri, nogo ngaro."

"Tuktura nogoh."

"Go tuwhacca, nogo tuwhacca."