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NOTES:
- The Nomad Language (which includes both actual nomads and those of Nasuada’s people who have settled in the south) alternates consonants and vowels, with the sole exception of personal names, such as Nasuada.
- Double letters, such as nn in Taganna are pronounced twice as long as normal, but are otherwise treated as a single letter.
- Names are ordered thus: family, tribe, personal
VOWELS:
i—as in beet, fleet when at the end of words
SUFFIXES:
no—honorific
ra—honorific
Nomad Language to English Dictionary:
| Nomad Language | English |
|---|---|
| Gokukara | praying mantis goddess |
| katuro | Dragon Rider |
| osati | you are |
| Unulukuna | creator god (also the Old One) |
English to Nomad Language Dictionary:
| English | Nomad Language |
|---|---|
| creator god (also the Old One) | Unulukuna |
| Dragon Rider | katuro |
| praying mantis goddess | Gokukara |
| you are | osati |
