These are the few scraps of the ancient Silaan language still known to the
immortals of the Simyarin. As brave Simyarin explore and find long-forgotten
texts and writings, they are added to this compilation of knowledge.

And beware - although but a part of the whole language, this list is still
quite long.

Signed,
Leowon the chronicler of Simyar-Lome.


E- (prefix)             : 'Almost'; also 'Quite'
A- (prefix)             : 'Death'; also 'Not'
I- (prefix)             : 'In'
-og (suffix)            : 'Ancient, from olden times, elderly'
Na- (prefix)            : 'Empty'; also as negation
-ar (suffix)            : 'Many, several'; Plural suffix 
-ma (suffix)            : 'Most'; (superlative)
-lar (suffix)		: 'More'; (comparative)
-il (suffix)		: '-ish, -ian'; (used to adjectivize words)
-ith (suffix)		: '-ish, -ian'; (elderly; used to adjectivize words)
Ell- (prefix)           : 'All, everyone'
Lin- (prefix)           : 'Beautiful'
Tur- (prefix)           : 'Evil, terrible'; (q.v. Turugh, 'Evil' (the noun))
-men (suffix)           : 'Without'
Medhas                  : '(Mountain-) Pass'; (q.v. Charnagh Medh, 'Cleft,
			   ravine')
Lain                    : '(Very Good) Friend'; (a strong expression, often
			   used between brothers of blood)
Falath                  : '(to) Fall'
-in                     : 'A'; (Ex Ikilin, 'A bay')
Ten                     : 'About'
Tirluth                 : 'Again'
Unni                    : 'Again, once more'
Bard                    : 'Aid, support'
Nirna                   : 'Aim'
Eri                     : 'Alas'
Sinar			: 'Amplify, raise'; (also 'Improve, raise')
Li                      : 'And'; (At more than two iterations Eli, 'And also')
Mathmon                 : 'Answer'
Shilil			: 'Around, near'
Penth                   : 'As to, to'; sometimes also 'Because of'
Ostaryn			: 'Middle, average, medium'
Ilal			: 'Balance'; (q.v. Iliar, 'Between')
Yril			: 'Basic'
Ikil                    : 'Bay'
Ullos                   : 'Be'; (pres Ull-, 'am, are, is')
Waine                   : 'Beauty, loveliness'
Ralluth                 : 'Become'
Dilai                   : 'Beg, pray, ask for'
Anna                    : 'Begin, start'
Sidron                  : 'Behind'; also 'Beyond'
Cromo                   : 'Bite'
Unno                    : 'Black'
Sel			: 'Body'; (q.v. Sel-Dum, 'Brain')
Brithil                 : 'Brief'
Char                    : 'Burned'; also '(a) Burn'; (q.v. Charaeth, 'Smoulder,
			   glow, smoke')
Halfendar		: 'Busy, occupied'; also 'Stressed'
Ellos                   : 'But then'
Calca                   : 'But'
Callan                  : 'Call (for)'
Ulno                    : 'Calm, rest'
Valtema                 : 'Care'
Carra                   : 'Cave, grotto'
Malwar                  : 'Celebrate'; (q.v. Mal, 'Laugh, laughter, merriment')
Vondar                  : 'Challenge'; (q.v. Voldar, 'Defy')
Coth                    : 'Chaos'; (In reality the name of The Fallen God,
			   Coth. The word came with time to stand for 'The
			   uttermost evil'; summarizing every evil a Silaan
			   could possibly imagine)
Mandi                   : 'Children, descendants, heirs'
Mistwar                 : 'Citadell'; sometimes also 'Tower'
Dhal                    : 'City'
Panak                   : 'Club'
Culdo                   : 'Cold'; (q.v. Culdos, 'Ice')
Dimloth                 : 'Coming, impending, arising'
Oi-			: 'Common, ordinary'
Nareth			: 'Constant'; (q.v. Anareth, 'Change'; Anarethil,
			   Changing)
Asrukh			: 'Corrupt, decay, wither'
Binarith                : 'Crown'
Crintha                 : 'Cruelty'; (q.v. Crintha, 'Cruel')
Eril                    : 'Cry, call, shout'
Adaril                  : 'Cut, slash, sever'; also 'Cleave'; (q.v. Adarach,
			   'Ruin, disrupt, destroy')
Trankor                 : 'Damage, hurt'
Dun                     : 'Dark'; also 'Black, terrible, horrible'
Pel                     : 'Daughter of'; (Ex Daina pel Atemma, 'Daina,
			   daughter of Atemma')
Birith                  : 'Day'
Vannyin                 : 'Decided, settled, determined'
Falanque                : 'Deed'; (Carrying a positive meaning)
Irith                   : 'Deep'; (q.v. Irithur, 'Bottomless')
Yenwe                   : 'Different, other, apart'
Ulan                    : 'Dig'; (q.v. Ulandhel, 'Mine, quarry')
Nom			: 'Divinity'
Vennur                  : 'Do'
Unthos                  : 'Doom, destiny, fate'
Allalyn                 : 'Draught, drink'
Varein			: 'Dream, vision'; (q.v. Vari, 'Imagine')
Ethion                  : 'East'; (q.v. Charnagh Esh, 'East')
Tinna                   : 'Empress'
Ennon                   : 'End, finish'
Carrath                 : 'Enemy'; (lit. 'He who lurks in a cave')
Manar                   : 'Enlightenment, elucidation, information'
Antar                   : 'Equal'
Perendi                 : 'Eternal, neverchanging'; (q.v. Peren, 'Always'; and
			   Perendith, 'Forever')
Cail                    : 'Fair, lovely'
Rincal                  : 'Fall back, retreat, retire'
Uine                    : 'Far, afar, from afar'
Yenwar                  : 'Farewell'; (Only used at more permanent partings)
Evare			: 'Fast, dextrous'
Dal                     : 'Father of'
Anath                   : 'Father'
Calagun                 : 'Fear, anguish '
Crantur                 : 'Feast upon'
Yinno                   : 'Fill'; also 'Fulfill'
Faeth                   : 'Fire, flames'
Qill			: 'Flow'
Iqual                   : 'Flower'
Forwin                  : 'Follow'
Pen                     : 'For'
An                      : 'For'; (In the meaning 'Long for')
Kalla                   : 'Forest, wood'; (q.v. Cirian Cella, 'Forest')
Dindar                  : 'Forget'
Minthos                 : 'Forsaken, abandoned, expelled'; (q.v. Aminthos,
			   'Together')
Khal                    : 'Fort, castle'; (q.v. Charnagh Kh, 'Fort')
Lair                    : 'Friend'; (Common polite phrase)
Pan-                    : 'From'; (In the meaning 'Come from, originate from')
Oiannon			: 'Full, complete, total, whole'
Suth                    : 'Futile, pointless, unnecessary'
Filondrin               : 'Garden'
Dak                     : 'Gate'        
Mintar                  : 'Gather, bring'
Dan                     : 'Give'; (q.v. Adan, 'Take'; )
Dunda                   : 'Gloom, dimness, dusk'
Mallon                  : 'Glory, splendour'
Kolinn                  : 'Goal, aim, destination'
Fulca                   : 'Goblet, cup'
Mirith                  : 'Gone'
Pel-Tennu               : 'Gone, passed-by, lost'
Halath                  : 'Greet'; (q.v. Halathin (mask), 'I greet you' (mask))
Erugrith                : 'Grim, fell, grave, serious, horrible'
Gingol                  : 'Hall'
Celba                   : 'Hammer, pound'; (q.v. Celban, 'Forge, forging')
Muri			: 'Hand'
Balish			: 'Harmless, unimportant, insignificant'
Telmar                  : 'Have'; (pres Te, 'Have, has')
Dima                    : 'He'
Telar                   : 'Heart'
Lina                    : 'Here'
Brand                   : 'Hero'
Sithren                 : 'Hide, conceal '; (q.v. Sithren, 'Hidden, concealed')
Linte                   : 'Hip'
Dum			: 'Hold, grasp, possess, keep, control' (A word with
			   many meanings. q.v. Nadum, 'lose, drop, misplace')
Lome                    : 'Home'
Allonde                 : 'Hope, to hope'
Belar                   : 'Horse'; (lit. 'The Equine race')
Bann                    : 'Host, army'; (q.v. Bannon, 'Battle')
Pannion                 : 'House, abode'
Brinth                  : 'Hurt, pain'
Mima                    : 'I'
Tain                    : 'If'
Elain                   : 'Island'
Farn			: 'Item, thing'
Berillon                : 'Jewelry'; (q.v. Bersil, 'Jewel'; and Bern, 'Gem')
Silda                   : 'Kind, kindred, kin'; (Ex Niynwe silda Berylith,
			   'Niynwe, kin of Berylith')
Baldon                  : 'Knee'
Penna                   : 'Know'; also 'Be able to do'
Gith                    : 'Land'
Nagh                    : 'Land, area'; (q.v. Charnagh Naur, 'Land')
Tor                     : 'Large mountain range'
Dhair                   : 'Large, big'; (q.v. Adhair, 'Small, little')
Tharon                  : 'Last'
Menni                   : 'Leave'; (q.v. Amenni, 'Come')
Finthos                 : 'Legend, myth, saga, story'
Tek                     : 'Lesser mountain range'
Ondin                   : 'Let us'; 
Lintamel                : 'Lick'
Gil                     : 'Life, living'; (q.v. Nagil, 'Death'; Gilcar,
			   'Health, well-being')
Linwe                   : 'Light, shimmer'
Linda                   : 'Lips'
Rantar                  : 'Listen, to hear'
Tin                     : 'Locked'
Amyl                    : 'Loneliness'
Avenuine                : 'Long ago'
Eperen                  : 'Long, for long'
Sintar                  : 'Lord, master, sir'
Luine                   : 'Lost, forlorn, gone'; (q.v. Luin, 'Lost, astray')
Valdaron                : 'Love, to love'; (q.v. Valdanir, 'Beloved' (mask)
			   and Valdara, 'Beloved' (fem))
Simyar                  : 'Magic, magical'; (From Simya, 'The ageless Queen of
			   Magic')
Manda                   : 'Maiden'; (In elderly writings also in the meaning
			   'Pure')
Bain                    : 'Man'
Olme                    : 'Many, numerous'
-di                     : 'Many, several'; Plural suffix
Relad			: 'Map'
Dosmo			: 'Mark'; (q.v. Dosmoth, 'Scare')
Olmath                  : 'May'; (q.v. Olmelin forwinnolon, 'May light follow
			   you on your ways')
Ullai                   : 'May, let us hope that'; (expresses a wish for
			   something to happen)
Cillon                  : 'Meet, encounter'
Carren                  : 'Mighty, strong'
Analad                  : 'Mortal'
Del                     : 'Mother of'
Annath                  : 'Mother'
Tal                     : 'Mountain'
Car                     : 'Much'
Talfin                  : 'Name, to be named'
Hamwe                   : 'Necessary, essential'
Nendo                   : 'Need ; sometimes also used as 'Crave'
Yillon                  : 'New'; also 'New-born'
Tinel			: 'Next';
Gon                     : 'North'
Nilad                   : 'North'
Aqi                     : 'Now, presently'
-Im-                    : 'Of'; As a rule possessive (Ex Gith-Im-Imyar, 'Land
			   of Happiness')
Can                     : 'On, at'
Qunda                   : 'Only'
Abardi                  : 'Opponent'
Pallalin                : 'Origin'; (q.v. Pallalar, 'Create, make')
Imbe                    : 'Other'
Imbar                   : 'Others'
Athlan                  : 'Out'; also 'Outdoors'
Mantir                  : 'Outcome'
Cintar                  : 'Paradise, a Realm of Happiness'
Runlar                  : 'Part'
Ganiquelli              : 'Pass'; (About time)
Winth                   : 'Path'
Mingon                  : 'Peace, serenity'; (q.v. Mingon, 'Calm'; and
			   Turmingon, 'War')
Ysara			: 'Perfect'; (q.v. Ysarith, 'Perfection')
Dhelen                  : 'Place'
Anfael                  : 'Plain, field'
Lind                    : 'Plain, wasteland'
Ennith                  : 'Portal'
Mimor                   : 'Power, might'
Oroth                   : 'Price, Cost'
Hima			: 'Protect'; (q.v. Himarith, 'Armour, Protection')
Doril                   : 'Realm, Kingdom'
Gal			: 'Red' (q.v. Galquenno, 'Blood')
Quilasse                : 'Remember'; (q.v. Aquilasse, 'Unknowing, ignorant')
Yinde                   : 'Result'
Ruach                   : 'Roar'; (Often in the meaning 'Waterfall, Rapids')
Rech                    : 'Rock, cliff'
Rynn			: 'Rose'; (the flower)
Linad                   : 'Row'; also 'Line'
Gollion                 : 'Run'
Qualith			: 'Quick, rapid'
Tiarn			: 'Safe, secure'
Aimbe                   : 'Same, similar'
Tellan                  : 'Say'
Wanda                   : 'See, behold'; (q.v. Wand, eye)
Tilondo                 : 'Seek'; (In early writings also 'Find')
Eanna                   : 'Self, oneself'
Malma                   : 'Send, convey'; (q.v. Malmain, 'Messenger')
Maranque                : 'Shake, tremble'
Dhana                   : 'She'
Londe                   : 'Shine, beam, shimmer, glow'
Andar                   : 'Shore, coast'; (q.v. Charnagh Andr, 'Coast')
Sintha                  : 'Silent'
Nirningith              : 'Silver-blue flower; (After the Nirningith of legend)
Panth                   : 'Since, as'
Tanir                   : 'Sit'
Salante                 : 'Slender, slim, lean'
Talha                   : 'So, thus'
Nandor                  : 'Someone, anyone'
Pal                     : 'Son of'
Rinda                   : 'Song, tale, poem, story'
Dain                    : 'South'
Pandril                 : 'Sparkle, glisten, glitter'
Mana                    : 'Speak'
Pilion                  : 'Spear'; also 'Mountaintop'
Barak                   : 'Splinter, shatter, crush, smash, break'; (violently)
Atantar                 : 'Stall, hinder'
Ganda                   : 'Stand'
Paine                   : 'Star'; (q.v. irregular adjective Pain, 'Twinkle')
Iarfael			: 'Halt, Stop, Cease'; (identical imperative form)
Ilasse			: 'Store, save'
Tilla                   : 'Stream, brook'; (q.v. Pal-tilla, 'Spring, well')
Rannek                  : 'Strike'
Umlos                   : 'Sure, given'; (In elder writings also 'Predestined')
Rianna			: 'Sweetness'; (Mainly used as a word of affection)
Ril                     : 'Sword'; (q.v. Rilingon, 'Melee, battle'; Annaril,
			   'Attack, charge, assault')
Sinatir                 : 'Tall, high'; also 'Lordly, noble, grand, majestic'
Thrin                   : 'Tarn, pond, lake'
Melith                  : 'Thanks'; also 'Thank you'
Alad                    : 'The People'; (The Silaans' name for themselves;
			   used in the meaning 'We, us')
Amman                   : 'The World'; (Silaan name for Thon)
Palla                   : 'The first'; (Only in solemn expressions like
			   Pallalome, 'The first home') 
Kandor                  : 'The ground'
Aven                    : 'Then'; Past tense
Dina                    : 'There'; (q.v. Adinan, 'Center'; and Adinaril,
			   'Central')
Dhim                    : 'They'
Tema                    : 'Think, believe'; (q.v. Temat, 'Knowlegde'; and
			   Otemi, 'Plan, strategy')
Tantar                  : 'Thirst'; (q.v. Tantalim, 'Thirsting')
Alai			: 'This, That'
Windar                  : 'Throw'; also 'Fling'
Quellith                : 'Time'
Lish			: 'Touch, caress'
Ta                      : 'Toward, towards'; sometimes also in the meaning
			   'Against' 
Adanan                  : 'Trade, to trade'
Qualinde                : 'Travel, journey'
Goan			: 'Turn'
Tepan                   : 'Twin, twins'
Gur                     : 'Tyranny'; (q.v. Gurna, 'Force (someone to do
			   something)')
Vinn			: 'Until, up to'; (q.v. Vinn Tinel, 'Until next', a
			   parting phrase)
Nirfael                 : 'Unyielding, unmoving, immovable'; (q.v. Anirfael,
			   'Yield, give in')
Tinque                  : 'Up'
Suldo                   : 'Valour, valiance, bravery, courage'
Shilith                 : 'Veil, shroud, drape'
Dinak                   : 'Village'; (q.v. Cirian Dik, 'Village, hamlet')
Gan                     : 'Walk'
Gannagh                 : 'Wander'
Wandael                 : 'Watcher'; (lit. 'The one who sees')
Aquenno                 : 'Water'
Avan                    : 'Wave'; (q.v. Avanar, 'Waves')
Fombrith                : 'Wavefoam, Wavecrest'
Lonn                    : 'Way, path'; (q.v. Alonn, 'Border'; and Allon,
			   'Barrier')
Mhim                    : 'We'
Tianan			: 'Weapon, arm'
Dasha                   : 'West'
Renos                   : 'Which'
Uncar                   : 'While'
Shande                  : 'Whine, whistle,'
Smiar                   : 'Whip'
Wirn			: 'Whirl'; (Also Wirnakil, 'Whirlpool, Maelstrom,
			   Vortex)
Quanta                  : 'Why'
Ullon                   : 'Will'
Minar                   : 'Wisdom'; (q.v. Aminar, 'Confused, bewildered,
			   puzzled')
Teri                    : 'With'
Bailan                  : 'Woman'
May                     : 'Wound'
Arakil                  : 'Wrath, fury, rage, storm'; (q.v. Arak, 'Wind')
Vandar                  : 'Year'
Forinn                  : 'Yet, still'
Thim                    : 'You' (plural)
Thana                   : 'You'; (feminine)
Tina                    : 'You'; (masculine)
Dilaron                 : 'Young'
Ith                     : 'as, like'