Roegadyn-to-English dictionary

A

Abar

Lone/Alone (adjective)

Abyl

Rage (noun)

Aent

Duck (noun)

Aerg

Ambitious (adjective)

Aerm

Poor (adjective)

Aerst

First (adjective)

Agat

Amber (adjective & noun)

Agynn

Beginning (noun)

Ahct

River (noun)

Ahl

Eel (noun)

Ahld

Old (adjective)

Ahr

Eagle (noun)

Ahrm

Arm (noun)

Aht

Eight (adjective)

Ahtyn

Judge (noun)

Ahtza

Eighty (adjective)

Ais

Ice (noun)

Alyr

Alder (noun)

Anka

Anchor (noun)

Ansa

Scythe (noun)

Aren

Harvest (noun)

Ask

Ash (noun)

Awyr

Absent (adjective)

B

Baen

Bone (noun)

Bara

Bare/Naked (adjective)

Benn

Leg (noun)

Bera

Berry (noun)

Berk

Mountain (noun)

Bhald

Bold/Brave (adjective)

Bhaln

Plague (noun)

Bhar

Bear (noun)

Bhir

Ale (noun)

Bhrat

Meat (noun)

Blaet

Blood (noun)

Blan

Darkness/Dark (adjective & noun)

Blau

Lead (adjective & noun)

(Presumably this refers to the metal. The word is similar to German "blei", Danish "bly", and so forth.)

Blei

Pale (adjective)

Bloe

Blue (adjective)

Bluom

Flower (noun)

Blyn

Blind (adjective)

Blyss

Blossom (noun)

Borg

Castle (noun)

Born

Boar (noun)

Braen

Break (verb)

Brem

Bramble (noun)

Broda

Brother (noun)

Broen

Brown (adjective)

Broes

Chest (noun)

Brot

Bread (noun)

Bryda

Bride (noun)

Bryn

Spring (noun)

Brytt

Bridle (noun)

Byld

Make (verb)

Bylda

Maker (noun)

Byrg (Byrgin)

Protect (verb)

Bylg

Fertile (adjective)

Byrm

Tree (noun)

Byrt

Axe (noun)

C

Caepf

Slate (adjective & noun)

Caer (Careig)

Sad (adjective)

Ceig

Sail (noun)

Ceil

Rope (noun)

Cwaen

Pine (noun)

Cwin

Wine (noun)

D

Daeg

Soldier (noun)

Dani

Narrow (adjective)

Denkyr

Thinking (adjective)

Denn

Thin (adjective)

Dhem

Dusk (noun)

Doen

Thunder (noun)

Doer

Dry (adjective)

Does

Two (adjective & noun)

Dornn

Thorn (noun)

Dorpf

Village (noun)

Draeg

Carry (verb)

Draga

Carrier (noun)

Drys

Three (adjective & noun)

Dyn

People (noun)

Dyrf

Farm (noun)

Dyrst

Thirsty/Thirst (adjective)

(I'm unclear on how the same word could mean both "thirst" and "thirsty". But the grammar rules state that adding the suffix -i to a noun produces an adjective, so perhaps "thirsty" should be "dyrsti" and an error was made.)

E

Eidin

Oath (noun)

Eifa

Bitter (adjective)

Elak

Elk (noun)

Elil

Exiled/Foreign (adjective)

Ent

End (noun)

Erna

Earnest (adjective)

Ewan

Even (adjective)

Eyha

Oak (noun)

Eyhil

Acorn (noun)

Eyn

One (adjective & noun)

Eynli

Eleven (adjective & noun)

Eyri

Wandering (adjective)

Edz

Eat (verb)

F

Faeld

Field (noun)

Faez

Fat (adjective)

Falk

Falcon (noun)

Farr

Bull (noun)

Fatyr

Father (noun)

Fedar

Feather (noun)

Fhet

Fight (verb)

Fhil

Yellow (adjective)

Fhis (Fhisk)

Fish (noun)

Fhruh

Early (adjective)

Fian

Enemy (noun)

Firk

Explore (verb)

Flaz

Flat (adjective)

Flekk

Spotted (adjective)

Floeg

Fly (verb)

Floer

Lead (verb)

Floh

Flea (noun)

Foer

Four (adjective & noun)

Foet

Foot (noun)

Fohc

Fox (noun)

Folg

Bird (noun)

Frae

Free (adjective)

Froe(a)

Lady (noun)

Frusk

Frog (noun)

Frut

Fruit (noun)

Fryd

Peace/ful (adjective & noun)

Fryn

Friend (noun)

Fyr

Fire (noun)

Fyril

Lost (adjective)

Fyst

Fist (noun)

G

Gaez

Goat (noun)

Ganz

Perfect (adjective)

Gara

Skin (noun)

Garr

Choir (noun)

Geim

Jewel (noun)

Geiss (Geyss)

Ghost (noun)

Germa

Conjurer (noun)

Gheb

Give (verb)

Ghim

Modest (adjective)

Glac

Bell (noun)

Glaz

Glass (adjective & noun)

Goht

God (noun)

Gohta

Goddess (noun)

Graeb

Grave (noun)

Greh

Calm (adjective)

Grein

Bronze (adjective & noun)

Grina

Howl (verb)

Grym

Cruel (adjective)

Gryne

Green (adjective & noun)

Guht

Good (adjective)

Guld

Gold (adjective & noun)

Guol

Glorious (adjective)

Gybal

Skull (noun)

Gybet

Prayer (noun)

Gyft

Sell (verb)

H

Hael

Healthy (adjective)

Haemr

Hammer (noun)

Haer

Grand (adjective)

Haerz

Heart (noun)

Hald

Kind (adjective)

Halp

Side (noun)

Hana

Hemp/Hempen (adjective & noun)

Hanth

Hand (noun)

Harr

Hair (noun)

Hart

Hard (adjective)

Hast (Hastal)

Hazel (adjective)

Helb

Half (adjective & noun)

Herl

Elder (adjective)

Hezz

Hot (adjective)

Himal

Sky (noun)

Hint

Behind (adjective)

Hirsk

Agile (adjective)

Holas

Bald (adjective)

Holl

Hollow (adjective)

Holsk

Fast (adjective)

Horsk (Horsam)

Obedient (adjective)

Hort

Treasure (noun)

Hund (Hundr)

Dog (noun)

Hwab

Hawk (noun)

Hwyz

Know (verb)

Hyll

Hell (noun)

Hylt

Forest (noun)

Hyml

Heaven (noun)

Hyr

Army (noun)

Hyrt

Autumn (noun)

I

Ingil (Inghil)

Angel (noun)

Isil

Island (noun)

Itar

Knight (noun)

Iyrn

Iron (adjective & noun)

J

Jaeg

Hunt (verb)

Jarr

Year (noun)

Jho

And (other)

Jungh

Young (adjective)

K

Keim

Violet/Purple (adjective & noun)

Kelt

Cold (adjective)

Kest

Chestnut (adjective & noun)

Keten

Chain(ed) (adjective & noun)

Khan

Laugh (verb)

Khezl

Kettle (noun)

Khra

Crane (noun)

Khus

Chaste (adjective)

Kilb

Calf (noun)

Kirz

Candle (noun)

Klet

Burdock (noun)

Klin (Klind)

Child (noun)

Klyn

Small (adjective)

Klyng

Brook (noun)

Kneh

Near (adjective)

Knod

Knot/Knotty (adjective & noun)

Koel

Coeurl (noun)

Koen

King (noun)

Koena (Koenyb)

Queen (noun)

Krepf

Claw (noun)

Kroem

Bent (adjective)

Kryd

Chalk (adjective & noun)

Kryst

Crystal (adjective & noun)

Kupf

Copper (adjective & noun)

Kympf

Champion (adjective & noun)

Kynd

Virgin (adjective & noun)

Kyrss

Cherry (noun)

L

Laent

Land (noun)

Lago

Lament (verb)

Lahz

Salmon (noun)

Lamm

Lame/Injured (adjective)

Leita

Bringer (noun)

Liht

Light (noun)

Lleid

Pain (noun)

Loef

Leaf (noun)

Loet

Loud (adjective)

Loetr

Pure (adjective)

Loez

Short (adjective)

Loh

Cloth/Clothes (adjective & noun)

Lon(a)

Gatherer (noun)

Lora

Laurel (noun)

Lorh

Rabbit (noun)

Loug

Leech (noun)

Lubb (Lubd)

Poison (adjective & noun)

Lydir

Leather (adjective & noun)

Lyna

Linen (adjective)

Lyng

Long (adjective)

M

Maeti

Mighty (adjective)

Maga

Stomach (noun)

Mann

Man (noun)

Marm

Marble (adjective & noun)

Merl

Sea (noun)

Mhar

Horse (noun)

Mhas

Scar (noun)

Mhol

Salamander/Eft (noun)

Mhus

Mouse (noun)

Moeg

Able (adjective)

Moen

Moon (noun)

Moer

Kill (verb)

Moht

Mind (noun)

Murl

Wall (noun)

Myna

Love (noun)

Mynd

Mouth (noun)

Myrgan

Morning (noun)

Myst

Mistletoe (noun)

Myte

Middle (adjective & noun)

N

Nagl

Nail (noun)

Nahct

Night (noun)

Nazz

Damp/Wet (adjective)

Nebb

Fog (noun)

Nedyr

Low (adjective)

Niu

New (adjective)

Noez

Walnut (noun)

Nort

North (noun)

Nortyr

Northern (adjective)

Nyst

Nest (noun)

Nyun

Nine (adjective & noun)

O

Oebb

Above (other)

Oefyr

Sacrifice (noun)

Oeya

Eye (noun)

Ofan

Clear (adjective)

Opyl

Apple (noun)

Orn

Maple (noun)

Ost

East (noun)

Ostyr

Eastern (adjective)

Oura

Ear (noun)

P

Pfar

Walking (adjective)

Pfef

Pepper (noun)

Pfrew

Joy (noun)

Pfrym

Plum (noun)

Pfym

Five (adjective & noun)

Pfyn

Finger (noun)

Phati

Late (adjective)

R

Rael

Doe (noun)

Raen (Raeng)

Circle (noun)

Raet

Chariot (noun)

Ramm

Ram (noun)

Rhen

Clean (adjective)

Rhet

Law (noun)

Rheti

Straight/Lawful (adjective)

Rhit

Right (adjective)

Rhot

Red (adjective)

Rhyl

Plentiful (adjective)

Roegan (Roega)

Rain (noun)

Roeh

Rough (adjective)

Ronth

Run (verb)

Ronn

Current (noun)

Rostn

Rusty (adjective)

Ruht

Smoke (noun)

Ryhhe

Empire (noun)

Rymm

Frost (noun)

Ryss

Giant (adjective & noun)

S

Saelb (Sylbei)

Sage (noun)

Saelz

Salt (noun)

Saem

Seed (noun)

Saes

Six (adjective & noun)

Sald

Luck (noun)

Sath

Knife (noun)

Satz

Dance (noun)

Seik

Lake (noun)

Sfeik

Lake (noun)

Skaen

Beautiful (adjective)

Skaet

Shadow (noun)

Skal

Servant (noun)

Skapf

Sheep (noun)

Skarn

Horrible (adjective)

Skoef

Poetry(Poet) (noun)

Skoen

Shining (adjective)

Skrat

Goblin (noun)

Skrib

Write (verb)

Skyf

Ship (noun)

Skylt

Shield (noun)

Slae

Dull (adjective)

Slaf

Sleeping (adjective)

Slett

Plain (adjective)

Smyd

Smith (noun)

Snoe

Snow (noun)

Some (Soemr)

Summer (noun)

Solk

Blessed (adjective)

Spaer

Sparrow (noun)

Spyr

Spear (noun)

Stael

Still (adjective)

Sterr

Strong (adjective)

Sthal

Steel (adjective & noun)

Sthan

Stand (verb)

Stral

Arrow (noun)

Stymm

Voice (noun)

Styr (Styrn)

Star (noun)

Styrm

Storm (noun)

Sund

South (noun)

Sundyr

Southern (adjective)

Sunn

Sun (noun)

Swaen

Mushroom (noun)

Swar

Black (adjective)

Sweig

Herd (noun & verb)

Swerd

Sword (noun)

Swoz

Sweet (adjective)

Swyg

Silent (adjective)

Swyn

Round (adjective)

Swyr

Big (adjective)

Swys (Swysta)

Sister (noun)

Sygg

Victory (noun)

Syhr

Fearless (adjective)

Syk

Sick (adjective)

Sylb

Silver (adjective & noun)

Syn

Son (noun)

Syng

Song (noun)

Syngi

Singing (adjective)

Synt

Sand (noun)

Syvin

Seven (adjective & noun)

Syz

Sit (verb)

Syzn

Sitting (adjective)

T

Thor

Torn (adjective)

Thosin

Grey (adjective)

Thota

Daughter (noun)

Thuba

Mage (noun)

Thubyr

Magic (adjective & noun)

Thuv

Dove (noun)

Toeg

Secret (adjective & noun)

Toff

Deep (adjective)

Toum

Dream (noun)

Trach

Dragon (noun)

Trachyn

Dragon (adjective)

Tragg

Slow (adjective)

Trahg

Lazy (adjective)

Troe (Troeb)

Confused (adjective)

Troeg

Monster (noun)

Tu

Dew (noun)

Twyr

Dwarf (noun)

Tyl

Valley (noun)

Tymb

Dumb (adjective)

Tyrb (Terbin)

Cyclone (noun)

Tyrn

Tower (noun)

U

Ubyl

Evil (adjective)

Ulm

Elm (noun)

Und

Wave (noun)

Unsyn

Innocent (adjective)

Unta

Other (adjective)

Urs

Auroch (noun)

Usyn

Ashen (adjective)

Uwil

Owl (noun)

W

Waeb

Weave (verb)

Waek

Battle (noun)

Waem

Warm (adjective)

Waen (Waent)

Wind (noun)

Waht

Guard (noun)

Wakk

Awake/Woken (adjective)

Wall

Boil (verb)

Wann

Empty (adjective)

Ward

Watch (noun)

Warg

Truth (noun)

Wast

Sharp (adjective)

Webb

Silk (adjective & noun)

Wegg

Provoke (verb)

Wein

Woad (noun)

Weitz

Wheat (noun)

Wezzn

Punishment (noun & verb)

Whas

Wax (adjective & noun)

Whei

Soft (adjective)

Wilf

Wolf (noun)

Wilt

Wild (adjective)

Winst

Left (adjective)

Wint

Winter (noun)

Wist

West (noun)

Wistyr

Western (adjective)

Woerd

Word (noun)

Wolk

Cloud (noun)

Woll

Wool (adjective & noun)

Wunt

Under (adjective)

Wuot

Berserk (adjective)

Wurt (Wurth)

Herb (noun)

Wyb

Woman (noun)

Wyda

Willow (noun)

Wyn

Daughter (noun, only used in surnames)

Wyrk

Work (verb)

Wyrka

Worker (noun)

Wyrn

Snake (noun)

Wyrst

Sausage (noun)

Wyss

Wise (adjective)

Wyta

Water (noun)

Wyzn

White (adjective)

Y

Ybolg

Enraged (adjective)

Z

Zaen

Ten (adjective & noun)

Zaes

Right (adjective)

Zagyl

Tail (noun)

Zahr

Tear (noun)

Zant

Tooth (noun)

Zedyr

Cedar (noun)

Zeh

Toe (noun)

Zent

Send (verb)

Zirn

Fury/Furious (adjective & noun)

Zoeng

Tongue (noun)

Zoer

Sour (adjective)

Zwelf

Twelve (adjective & noun)

Zwyn

Twin (adjective & noun)

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