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GlossaryA | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z Aaflan (av-lon) — unclean, polluted, foul, impure, prurient agor (a-gor) — open allure — walkway behind the parapet of a castle wall from which soldiers can defend a castle; also called a wall-walk amlochrog (om-lock-rog) — the multi-dimensional mirror in the Eyeroom, which allows you to travel to any place you can conjure anghredadun (ang-he-red-a-din) — unbeliever, infidel anwyliaid (an-woo-lee-ad) — beloved, darling, dear archoffeiriad (arc-off-eerie-ad) — chief priest or priestess ashlar — a rectangular block of hewn stone used for building at glewy (ot-gle-oo-you) — go to bed awyr (a-or) — air awyrgylch (a-or-gill-tch) — one of the races of dragons; an air dragon Bbwrw (boo-roo) - to strike, launch or project Byw Abar (be-you a bar) — disrespectful Eamenian nickname for the Count of Corwyn; literally, the walking corpse Ccabochon —
A highly polished cut gemstone, domed but unfaceted caregan (car-e-gan) — stone, jewel cigyddion (kig-e-thon) — butcher coelgrefydd (ko-el-gre-vith) — superstititious followers of an unsubstantiated religion or belief system crenellated — the square notched look of castle battlements formed by alternate crenels (openings) and merlons (square sawteeth) cryfedda (kre-veth-a) — religious practices cipio (kep-e-o) — to snatch, capture codi (ka-dee) — to raise or build cyndarlleniad (kin-dar-lu-nee-ad) — a first reading of rune stones, usually performed as part of a childhood temple ceremony, where the participant chooses a tocyn. Ddeor (de-or) — a stone basin or hearth used to brood dragon eggs dewinesau (de-win-es-eye) — sorceress, witch dienyddiwr (de-en-eth-oor) — executioner diofryd (de-ov-red) —
forbidden, banned, taboo dotad (doe-tod) — to release, set free dweud y gwir (doo-ed-a-goo-ear) — tell or reveal the truth dyfrllyd (de-vre-hled) — one of the races of dragons; a water dragon EElemental Square — order of the elements as described by Aristolte etifedd (eh-te-veth) — heir, inheritor Eye — dragon orb Fffodus seren (foe-dis se-ren) — lucky star; guardian omen Ffrwythlondeb (froo-eeth-lon-deb) — ceremonial fertility ritual held during each equinox and soltice ffyddloniaid (fith-lon-nee-ide) — devout followers of the faith Ggolau (go-l-eye) — light, lamp gorifyny (go-riv-a-na) — ascend, climb grwndwal (groo-in-doo-all) — table of rock used by dragons primarily during mating, or as a bed when they are sick or injured gwyntell (goo-een-tel) — round basket without a handle hidia befo (hu-dua bay-voe) — watch out heddwch (heth-ook) — peace, tranquility, quiet IJKLlintel —
Horizontal beam used as a finishing piece over a door or window
Mmegaron (me-ga-ron)— a large, oblong room in a temple Nnaos (nay-ohs)— the main chamber of a temple, usually off-limits to all but the priests and other members of a holy order newid (ne-oo-id) — change, transform, commute Pparapet — protective wall along the top of a battlement around the outer side of a castle's allure (wall-walk) penodi — the ruler of an individual race of dragons penswyddog (pen-soo-eeth-og) — chief officer and personal attendant to the comanding nobleman of an army proffwyd (prof-foo-eed) — prophet
Qquintessence — the fifth element beside fire, water, earth, and air. Regarded as the finest or best part of any substance; an element that permeates all nature and is the constituent matter of the celestial bodies and of the human soul. Rrune stones — a set of 25 symbols carved or painted on rocks, ceramic tiles or pieces of wood that are used in fortune telling Ssbio (s-bee-oh) — a secret guild order of spies; an assassin, or individual member of a sbio order sbio first — highest ranked spy or assassin pledged into service to a nobleman sbio second — second highest ranking for a spy or assassin pledged into service to a nobleman selio (sel-ee-o) — seal off, close up tightly Ttaenu llwch (t-eye-nuh hl-oo-k) — to dust; to disperse dust from a surface by rubbing tanllwyth (tan-hloo-eeth) — one of the races of dragons; a fire dragon tarren — one of the races of dragons; an earth dragon tocyn (to-ken) — rune stone that represents yourself in all readings, usually selected during the cyndarlleniad ceremony. trosglwyddo (tros-gloo-eeth-o) — hand over, give to me trugareddfa (tra-gar-eeth-va) — seat of mercy, self sacrafice for others UVWwall-walk — walkway behind the parapet of a castle wall from which soldiers can defend a castle; also called an allure wraith — an extremely violent and evil kind of ghost, capable of great destruction. They can even kill living things. XYymholiad (im-ho-lee-ad) — an inquiry; seeking after information ynad (in-ad) — A judge of the dead, an exorcist.
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