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Aak Guide
Aal May (as in "May his soul")
Aam Hmm? (expression of disbelief)
Aan A/An
Aar Servant
Aav Join
Aaz Mercy
Ag Burn
Ah Hunter
Ahmik Service
Ahmul Husband
Ahkrin Courage
Ahraan Wound (noun)
Ahrk And
Ahst At
Ahzid Bitter
Al Destroyer
Alok Arise
Alok-Dilon Necromancy (Arise-Dead)[2]
Alun Ever
Askk Love
Aus Suffer
Bah Wrath
Bahlok Hunger
Banaar Humble
Bein Foul
Beyn Scorn
Bex Open [3]
Bodiis Borrow
Bormah Father
Bovul Flee / Fled [4]
Boziik Bold / Boldly
Brendon Specter
Brii Beauty
Briinah Sister
Brit Beautiful
Brod Clan
Brom North
Bron
Nord
Bruniik Savage
Du'ul Crown [5]
Daanik Doomed [4]
Dah Push
Dahmaan Remember
Daal Return
Daar This / These
Denek Soil
Dein Keep
Dez Fate
Diin Freeze
Diivon Swallow
Dir Die
Dinok Death
Dilon Dead
Do Of / About
Dok Hound
Dov Dragonkind (referring to the race of dragons)
Dovah Dragon
Dovahgolz Dragonstone
Dovahkiin Dragonborn
Draal Pray
Dreh Do / Does
Drem
Peace / Patience
Drem Yol Lok Greetings (literally 'peace fire sky')
Drey Did [4]
Drog Lord
Drun Bring/Brought
Du Devour
Dur Curse
Dukaan Dishonour
Dun Grace
Dwiin Steel
Dwiirok Carve
Ek Her
Enook Each
Ensosin Bewitch
Evenaar Extinguish
Evgir Season
Faad Warmth
Faal The (formal, preceeding a proper noun, "Faal Krein" for "The Sun")
Faas Fear
Faasnu Fearless
Fah For
Fahdon Friend
Fahliil Elf
Feim Fade
Fel Feral
Fen Will
Fent Shall
Feykro Forest
Feyn Bane
Fiik Mirror
Filok Escape
Fin The (rarely used)
Fo Frost
Fod When
Fodiiz Hoar
Folaas Wrong
Folook Haunt
Fonaar Charge
Frin Hot
Frod Field
Fron Kin / Related
Frul Ephemeral / Temporary
Ful So
Fun Told
Fundein Unfurl / Unfurled
Funt Fail
Fus Force
Gaaf Ghost
Gaan Stamina
Gahrot Steal [4]
Geh Yes
Gein One (to a single person or thing)
Geinmaar Oneself
Gogil Goblin
Gol Earth
Golt Ground
Golz Stone
Govey Remove
Graan Rout (verb)
Grah Battle
Grahmindol Stratagem
Grah-Zeymahzin Ally

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