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Kyrene
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South Africa
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Posted - 17 Mar 2022 :  08:32:33  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
  • “ara” – Elvish:- one who is (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 15, 2022)

  • “ma’ha” – Elvish:- (said only of elves) lone; the only (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 15, 2022)

  • “meerithaele” – Common:- the name of a secret (painkiller) drink used by halflings and gnomes to prevent shock and suffering in someone dying or sorely wounded (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 16, 2022)

  • “orn” – Elvish:- hollow (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 15, 2022)

  • “theur” – Elvish:- hard; durable; unyielding (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 16, 2022)
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
    704 Posts
    Posted - 12 Apr 2022 :  09:29:14  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
  • “sar” – Common:- a term used by many traveling traders for a kukri (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 17, 2022)

  • “sarren” – Common:- plural of “sar” (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 17, 2022)

  • “zarak” – Common:- the most popular local name in Murghτm, Durpar, Raurin, Estagund, Semphar, Veldorn, Var, Ulgarth, and Thay for a kukri (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - March 17, 2022)
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
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    Posted - 04 May 2022 :  14:24:59  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
  • “whitescrape” – Common:- a dark brown-green natural cave-wall mould that turns white on top, and looks like a scrape (raw exposed stone) against the natural stone, when chewed dulls all internal pains and banishes itching (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 2, 2022)
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    Dilynrae
    Acolyte

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    Posted - 23 May 2022 :  11:08:02  Show Profile Send Dilynrae a Private Message  Reply with Quote
    Hey all, :)

    a question to the Elf specialists here.

    I believe, there's some poem about Corellon and Eilistraee. It's linked to the banishment of the latter. In the end there is the phrase "May your path be green and golden"

    Does anyone know, where i can find that poem in full length?
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
    704 Posts
    Posted - 03 Jun 2022 :  10:32:48  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
    quote:
    Originally posted by Dilynrae

    Hey all, :)

    a question to the Elf specialists here.

    I believe, there's some poem about Corellon and Eilistraee. It's linked to the banishment of the latter. In the end there is the phrase "May your path be green and golden"

    Does anyone know, where i can find that poem in full length?

    Dude!?! This is a glossary thread... Perhaps you would get more traction if you started a thread in one of the general subforums.
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
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    Posted - 03 Jun 2022 :  10:34:55  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
  • “aloun” – Elvish:- cup (noun) (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “ammur” – Elvish:- the singular and plural word for clouds (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “calann” – Elvish:- cup (verb; one’s hands); to hold (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “hethtalos” – Elvish:- big storm (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “huan” – Elvish:- storm (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “huthammur” – Elvish:- storm clouds; storm front (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “lurleath” – Elvish:- sky (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “sathu” – Elvish:- drifting (on water) (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “tammin” – Elvish:- cauldron (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “taran” – Elvish:- gift (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “vra” – Elvish:- drifting (in the air) (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)

  • “wael” – Elvish:- drifting (adrift, or lost, or directionless) (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 8, 2022)
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
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    Posted - 06 Jun 2022 :  07:55:26  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
  • “all-moon” – Common:- a term used when speaking of a non-gendered item that could be used by any gender (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “ildglang” – Giant:- (literally “fireabove”) literal fire in the sky (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “no-horn” – Common:- a term used when speaking of an individual that is known to be utterly uninterested in sex (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “one” – Common:- a term used when speaking of an individual of unknown gender (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “shorn-horn” – Common:- a term used when speaking of an individual that is known to be gelded, or wounded and no longer has functioning genitalia (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “thornless” – Common:- a term used when speaking of an individual that is known to be gelded, or wounded and no longer has functioning genitalia (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “two-horn” – Common:- a term used when speaking of an individual that is known to be a hermaphrodite (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)

  • “uvarild” – Giant:- (literally “stormfire”) lightning (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - May 16, 2022)
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    Dilynrae
    Acolyte

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    Posted - 20 Jun 2022 :  07:27:20  Show Profile Send Dilynrae a Private Message  Reply with Quote
    quote:
    Originally posted by Kyrene

    quote:
    Originally posted by Dilynrae

    Hey all, :)

    a question to the Elf specialists here.

    I believe, there's some poem about Corellon and Eilistraee. It's linked to the banishment of the latter. In the end there is the phrase "May your path be green and golden"

    Does anyone know, where i can find that poem in full length?

    Dude!?! This is a glossary thread... Perhaps you would get more traction if you started a thread in one of the general subforums.


    First off, i'm not a dude, second i'm new herem so a bit more patience, please. Third, please be a bit more polite to a lady...
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
    704 Posts
    Posted - 04 Jul 2022 :  08:25:41  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
    quote:
    Originally posted by Dilynrae

    quote:
    Originally posted by Kyrene

    quote:
    Originally posted by Dilynrae

    Hey all, :)

    a question to the Elf specialists here.

    I believe, there's some poem about Corellon and Eilistraee. It's linked to the banishment of the latter. In the end there is the phrase "May your path be green and golden"

    Does anyone know, where i can find that poem in full length?

    Dude!?! This is a glossary thread... Perhaps you would get more traction if you started a thread in one of the general subforums.


    First off, i'm not a dude, second i'm new herem so a bit more patience, please. Third, please be a bit more polite to a lady...

    Righteous lady dude!!! Or would you prefer "dudette"?

    I think you might be a little bit sensitive there dude. I gave you some solid advice (seeing as you're new here), didn't try to be mean, and had hoped I had shown genuine confusion with the emoji. Clearly, that didn't help you not to have your jimmies rustled.

    Have a nice day dude and I hope you find your poem.
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    Kyrene
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    South Africa
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    Posted - 04 Jul 2022 :  08:27:52  Show Profile  Visit Kyrene's Homepage Send Kyrene a Private Message  Reply with Quote
  • “ar” – Gnomish:- of (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “athurr” – Gnomish:- a road (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “bluth” – Gnomish:- mists (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “daran” – Gnomish:- he (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “duk” – Gnomish:- boot (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “dukl” – Gnomish:- step; stride (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “duklim” – Gnomish:- a magical gate or portal (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “duklimaunr” – Gnomish:- a linked series of magical portals; a portal system (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “duklimduk” – Gnomish:- to use, step through, or traverse magical portals (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “lim” – Gnomish:- magic (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “lurthaun” – Gnomish:- a trail (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “maran” – Gnomish:- she (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “oblann” – Gnomish:- overcast (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “oblass” – Gnomish:- cloud (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “oblassan” – Gnomish:- plural of “oblass” (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “obluth” – Gnomish:- fog; opaque, persistent mist (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)

  • “thaunr” – Gnomish:- a known route (Ed Greenwood on Twitter - June 29, 2022)
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