-Adhn-

leave, abandon (v) RE

dhn

alone (adj) RE

aan

sun (noun) LOS (<Quenya anar)

aanash

dawn (verb) RE

aanud

South RE

aanug

morning RE

aaps

meat (noun) LOS (<Quenya apsa)

aar

early (adv) LOS (<Quenya arinya)

aarsh

day (noun) LOS

aaraarsh

morning (= dawn) LOS

aarshlt

yesterday (n) LOS

aarshu

tomorrow (n) LOS

aarrz

soon (adj) LOS

aath

dog LOS

af-

throw, cast (verb) LOS

agh

and TK

agon

twilight, dusk (noun) SV

ak-

cut or stab (verb) LOS (<Quenya ecet, short stabbing sword)

akash

half LOS

akashuga
hobbit, "halfling" (noun) LOS (< ak + ash + uga, = one who
was cut in half)
akashuga-hai
akh, akh-

hobbit-people LOS
1. yes 2. agree (verb) LOS

akhoth

"Yes, Sir!" (said to a superior officer in the orc army)

akhum

agreement (noun) LOS

aklash

music (noun) SV

akul

chest, torso (noun) LOS

akr-

drink (verb) LOS

akrum

drink (noun, as in an alcoholic drink) LOS

akrrz

drunk (adj) LOS

akl

ice, glacier (noun) SV

alai

animal SV

amal

where (relative) EL [where the shadows . . .]

amat

why (relative) LOS [explain why you did that]

mbal

pretty (adj) SV

amol

how (relative) LOS [he told me how to do it]

amirz

who (relative) LOS [the person who . . . ]

amub

more than RE

amubnar

'as soon as' (coll expr) RE ( 'not more than' )

amukh

when (relative) LOS [when we were . . .]

mul

calm (adj) SV

amut

which (relative) LOS [the knife, which I broke . . .]

ana

edge (edge of an object) SV

aandar

mystery (noun) < SV

aandartrz

mysterious (adj) < SV

nghsh

anvil (noun) RE

ngh-

forge (verb) RE

aanghum

forge (noun) LOS (<RE)

aquu-

bribe (verb) LOS

aquum

bribe (noun) LOS

ar

nut (noun) SV

ark

ever LOS

arth

artisan SV

ash

one TK

ash-

start, begin (v) RE

ashbazg

rather SV

ashdurbk

despotism SV

ashpar

rugged (adj) SV

ashrokil

breakfast SV

asht

skeleton, bone SV

ashk

alone (adj) SV

shrz

first (ordinal) < SV

asr

knot (noun) SV

atr

fact SV

atg

over there (loc.) < SV

atish

container (noun) SV

atish-

keep (verb) SV

ats-

catch (verb) LOS (< Quenya, atsa)

aurok

mortar (n) SV

auru

few (adj) LOS

vul

steam, fumes SV

az-

kill (verb) (LOS)

Azog
edition))

PN an orc-leader of Moria (LOTR III p441; TH (not 1st

-Bba

lock (noun) SV

ba-

lock (verb) SV

baab

pipe (noun) RE

baabghd

pipeweed (noun) RE

baal-

breed (verb) LOS

baalum

breed (noun) LOS

baalak

half-breed (n) LOS

baak

shame, embarrassment (n) MB

brzuga

finished (past part) SV

baduzg-

reveal, show (verb) LOS

badz

an opening (noun) RE

badz-

open (verb) RE

badzrz

open (adj) RE

bag

excrement or dung (noun) TK

baga

poison (n) SV

bagronk

1. dung-pit (noun) TK 2. cess-pool, (noun) TK (DBS)

bagrz

poisonous (adj) < SV

bai

danger (noun) MB

baiark

clan (coll noun) SV

bairz

dangerous (adj) (used to describe a situation, not person ) LOS

bak

shock (noun) SV

bak-

shock (verb) SV

balt

marsh (n) SV

bans

farm (n) SV

bar

grass (noun) SV

barash-

crush (verb) SV

barkh

curve; arch (n) SV

bartaas

roar, yell (noun) SV

bartaas-

roar, yell (verb) SV

barz

throat (n) MB

bash

regular (n) SV

bashkaum

alliance (coll noun) SV

bashkuga

allied (past part) SV

batar

shower, squall SV

baug

fork (n) SV

baush

tail (noun) SV

bauz-

shoot (verb) SV

bazg-

reach (verb) SV

bhadr

a change (noun) RE, to change (verb) RE

bhoghad

all right, very well, okay RE

bhraf

smoke (noun) (< MB bhrev)

bhraf-

smoke (verb) MB

bhl-

accept (verb) LOS

bidroi

revenge (noun) LOS 7N

bshk

heath, moor SV

blagh

boring (adj) SV

blghor

fold (n) RE

blghorsha

complex (n) RE

blghorsh-

complicate (v) RE

blghorshrz

complex (adj) RE

blghorshuga

complicated (past part) RE

blaaghr-

fold (v) RE

blord-

weep (verb) LOS

blotaz

birch (n) SV

bloz

soot (n) SV

blg

grain, seed, corn (n) SV

blg-

grind (verb) SV

bo, -bo

off (prep) RE

bok

wine jar (n) SV

bolb

catastrophe, disaster (n) SV

Bolg
PN an orc-leader (son of Azog), slain by Beorn (TH p293)
("Bloodthirsty") SV
bolk-

need (v) RE

bolkum

need (n) RE (= lack of)

bos

cult (cooo noun) SV

boshok

highlands (n) SV

bot

world, clay SV

brish

sheep (n) < SV

brishzel

would (subj. verb) < SV

br

horn (n) SV

brz

horny (adj) LOS < SV

brodh

1. pine, 2. needle (n) SV

brogb-

like, fancy, favor (v) RE

brogbrzum

favorite (n) RE

brogud

nibble, small bite (noun) SV

brogud-

take a small bite, gnaw (verb) SV

brosh

hey (greeting, interjection) SV

broshan

welcome (noun) SV

broshn-

welcome (verb) SV

broz

belt, zone SV

bruk

collar, cowl SV

brumug

grumble, complaint (noun) RE

brumg-

grumble (v) RE

brun

group of people, committee (collective noun) MB

brus-

have (verb) LOS

brf

insect, ant MB (< MB brv)

bug

opposite, opponent MB

bugd-

call (verb) LL

bugduga

named (past part) RE

bugh

root, origin MB

bughnrakh

potato SV

bugab

contradiction (n) SV

bugb-

contradict (v) SV

bugnakh

fracture SV

bugud

name (noun) RE

bukoi

civil (adj) RE < bukot + goi

bukol

thin (adj) SV

bukot

peace (n) SV

bukra

clan, gang, "lot" (n) SV

bulmos

spice SV

bum

drumbeat, loud sound MB

bumbullaum

thunder (n) SV

bun

angle, corner (n) MB

bungo

dent (n) SV

bur

weight (also, measure of weight) MB

bb

pig (noun) (DBS) TK

bbhosh

1. pig-guts TK, 2. great TK

bf

loss, defeat MB

bkas

agriculture SV

burrz

heavy (note difference btw brz, dark) LOS

brgulu

shadows (noun, plural) EL

brz

dark (adj) TK, 2. night (noun) AA

burzash

balance (n) SV

brzum

darkness (noun) TK

bsh

chair, seat (noun) LOS

bshn-

mix, muddle up (vrb) MB

bshnrz

mixed up (adj) LOS

bshum

mixture (noun) LOS

bsn

scattered (past part., adj) SV

bth

chance, opportunity LOS

bzog

mess (n) RE

buthaghbuz

annoy (pester, bother) (v) SV

-Ddg

child < SV

dgal

childhood SV

dgalr

demon SV

dl

1. still (conj) RE; 2. plane (flat area) LOS (< MB dal)

daalt

table LOS (= large table for eating)

dr

house, hut SV

daash

still LOS

dabg-

deport (v) SV

dafr-

party, carouse (verb) SV

dafrim

sport (noun) SV

dafrum

party (noun) < SV

dardt
dagam brz
dagr

standard (noun) SV
fat (adj) < SV
goat SV

dagronk
dahmab

door SV
tusk, incisor SV

dakg-

disembowel (verb) SV

dalg-

rid, clear out, remove (verb) LOS

dalgum

garbage, trash (noun) LOS

dalug-hai
danghdanghum

rabble, gang (coll noun) RE

darg

blunt (adj) LOS

darg-

send (verb) SV

dargum

ambassador, emissary SV

darug

sent (past part.) SV

dark

ingratiating fool, hypocrite, Wormtongue SV

darkrz

silly, weak (adj) SV

dath

conservative (adj) SV

daul

drum (noun) SV

dauman

winter SV

daur

cage (noun) LOS

dhaar

rank, grade, status (e.g., Army rank) (noun) LOS

dhaaryonk

promotion (noun) LOS

dhak

ceremony (noun) LOS (positive, e.g., coronation or promotion)

dhaub

agony SV

dhaub-

agonize (verb) SV

dht

fraction SV

-dhog
dhognrz

near, next to (prep) LOS

dhurz

because (conj) LOS

dhl-

sleep (verb) LOS

dhrum

secret (noun) LOS

dhr-

confess (verb) RE

dhrz

secret (adj) LOS

dhzud

just (conj) RE

diis-

attack (verb) LOS

diisum

attack (noun) LOS

dik-

capture (verb) LOS

dob

field (n) SV

dolpan

fox (n) SV

dolpan

bull (n) SV

doraz

gate (n) SV

dorozg-

capitulate, surrender (verb) SV

dort

cattle, livestock SV

dot

sea, ocean SV

drau-

shine, gleam (verb) SV

draug

coin (noun) LOS

dursh

bridge (noun) LOS

draagh

hammer (noun) RE

draagh-

1. build, construct; 2. demolish, knock down (verb) RE

drt

straight, honest, absolute (adj) SV

dromdas

nervous (adj) SV

dr

timber, wood (not forest) SV

drsh-

drown (bv) SV

drth

bush (n) SV

du-

charge (verb) (army maneuvre) LOS

duf

knife (noun) LOS

dulg-

point (verb) LOS <RE

dulug

1. point (noun) 2. weapon (noun) RE

dum

charge, responsibility, duty (noun) LOS

duml

quick (adj) RE

dumlarz

quickly (adv) < RE duml

dl

wax (n) SV

dmp-

doom (verb) EL

dur

large, big (adj) LOS

durb-

rule (verb) TK

durb-artha

masterpiece SV

durbrz

strong, mighty (adj) LOS

durubrz

'as a rule', 'per rules' (idiomatic expr) RE

durgaz

size (n) RE

durub

ruler (noun) EL

durlob

female ruler (noun) LOS

durt

certain, sure (adj) LOS

dush

(probably means sorcery) (noun) TK, AA

dush-

to make magic, to cast a spell on someone (verb) LOS

dushak

oak SV

dushatr

wizard, magician, sorcerer SV

Dushgoi

PN Minas Morgul (SD) TK

Dushgoizagh

Morgul Pass (PN) AA

dushtala

storm SV

dushum

spell (noun) LOS

dushrz

magical (adjective) LOS

duughord

produce (n) RE

duughord-

produce (v) RE

dnud

stretch (n) RE

dndr-

stretch (v) RE

dndrogh-

extend (v) RE

dndroghuga

extended (past part) RE

duurfit-

have luck (v) RE (duurun + fitg)

dth-

polish, clean (verb) MB

duz-

sit (v) RE

-Ffaal

beach, shore (noun) LOS (<Quenya falas)

faash

accident (noun) LOS

faasharz

accidentally (adverb) LOS

fakhthal

butcher (noun) < SV

fal-

charm (verb) SV

chance

falgashud ( = bone toss) ( = probability) RE

faltor

temple SV

falum

charm (noun) SV

farghat

jump SV

farkh

left (adj) < SV

farmak

lizard SV

fatoft

depressing, dismal (adj) SV

fauldush

ivory, marble SV

faus

manor (n) SV

fauth-

1. lie hidden, hide (verb) EL, 2. wait RE

fauthrz

hidden (adj) LOS

fg-

humiliate(v) SV

fg

insult (n) SV

fgrz

humiliating (adj) SV

fiil

bird (noun) LOS (<Quenya filik)

fiim
vinya)

1. youth, young age (noun) 2. youngster LOS (< Quenya

fiin

new (adj) LOS (< Quenya vinya)

fiimrz

young (adj) LOS

fiith-

hold (verb) LOS

fik

bad (adj) LOS (< Quenya feg, bad)

fil

1. cave (noun) LOS (< Quenya felya), 2. crack (n) RE

fitg-

win (v) SV

fitum

winner (n) < SV

fkha

massive (adj) < SV

flgt

idiot (n) SV

flaguz

monster (n) SV

flak

chest, box (noun) LOS

flakas

sling (n) RE <SV

flaks-

sling (verb) RE <SV

flauth

feather (n) SV

flogr-

sleep(v) RE <SV

flok

hair (n) SV

flokolgl-

'give the creeps to' (verb) RE (hair + walk + ghoul)

flst

celebrate (verb)(as in, evil deed or victory) LOS

fogl-

dig, excavate (verb) (< MB fegl)

fogl

spade (n) < SV< MB

fol

whole (adj) RE

folok

hoard (noun) LOS 7N

folk-

hoard (verb) LOS 7N

forzunk

thorn SV

foshn

baby SV

fotak

fanaticism (n) SV

fotkrz

fanatical (adj) < SV

foz

egg (n) < SV

fra

foot (n) < SV

fraatrz

tired, weary (adj) < SV

frangz

syphilis et al SV

frapog

march (v) < SV

frau

pause (n) < SV

frau-

pause (v) < SV

fraut-

rest, sit down (v) < SV

friib

bladder, blister (n) SV

frghat

swell(v) RE <SV

frm

mind, spirit (n) SV

frshkul

bullwhip (n) SV

frz

lazy, irresponsible (adj) LOS

fulg-

to dwell (verb) RE

fulug

dwelling RE

fulak

damage(n) RE <SV

fulaknar

safe (adj) RE

fulk-

damage (v) LOS < RE

furgh

front RE <SV fro

furr

oven SV

furtun

storm SV

fukaush

dangerous (adj) (meant as compliment) SV

fk

neighbor (n) SV

fr-

lie (as in, tell an untruth) (verb) LOS (< Quenya, fu'ru)

fsh

slow (adj) LOS

fthEnglish)

awaken (verb) LOS (Note: don't use the preposition "up," as in

fthrz

awake (adj) LOS

-Ggaab

distance, range (n) MB

gdhm-

be ugly(v); be nasty(v); be foul(v) RE < SV

gdhmrz

foul(adj) RE < SV

gaakh
let it be that, may it be that (< Quenya `nai') AN [Gaakh urukhai azubulk! = may the uruk-hai kill them
all! LOS]
gaam

disease, illness (noun) MB

gmzhurm

cough (n) SV

gaamrz

sick (adj) MB/LOS

gaat

punishment (n) < SV

gaath

leaf of a tree, page, sheet of a scroll MB

gadhaal

promise(n) RE < SV

gadhlug

promising (past part) RE < SV

gadhl-

promise(v) RE < SV

gdhp

vulture

gadd-

carve (v) SV

gai-

chain [as in, chain up] (verb) LOS (< Quenya Angainur)

gaium

chain (noun) LOS

gakh

three EL

gakh-

care (verb) RE

gal

ten LOS

galin

crazy; mad (adj) SV

gmum

illness; sickness; disease (n) SV

RE < SV

gank

hook (n) SV

garmadh

ruin (n) SV

garmog

demand (n) SV

garmog-

demand (v) SV

garn

"go on," expression of contempt TK

garzog-

swing (n) SV

gat

light; simple; easy (adj) SV

gathrok-

prepare (v) SV

gabhk

wine (n) SV

gaz

small, little, short (adj) MB

gazat

dwarf, dwarves (noun) EL

gazog

wild (adj) SV

ghaamp

earth (noun) LOS

ghaamul

down (adj) RE

ghaampronk

mine, cellar (noun) LOS

ghaansh

East RE

ghaash

fire (noun) TK

ghaash-

burn (verb) LOS

ghaashug
Ghaash
ghaashum

flaming, burning (present participle) LOS

ghashan

word, command (noun) RE

ghashanum

dictionary LOS

ghashanuz

story, tale LOS

ghashdurb-

swear (verb) (< ghash, to speak + durb, strong) LOS

ghashkrum

answer (noun) (< ghash + krum, back, n.) LOS

ghashkrut-

answer (verb) (< ghash + krut, back) LOS

ghashnghashnum

tell, command, say (verb) (pukhl- = speak language) RE

ghaur-

roast (verb) LOS

ghug

likely; presumably (adv) SV

ghugsh

event

ghd

weed (noun) RE

ghk

complete; entire (adj) SV

ghkarz

completely (adv) *SV

ghlb-

help (verb) RE

ghlum

aid, help (noun) RE

ghung

if (conj) SV

ghru
SV

1. stick, club, pole (noun) MB; 2. vulgar word for erect penis

ghurn

well (noun) SV

gl

meal [time] SV

gmog

groan (n) SV

gmog-

groan(v) SV

gmtog-

main(v) SV

grakn

falcon; hawk SV

grdan

necklace SV

gth

verdure; greenery SV

SV

gilrol

ordinary (adj) SV

gimb-

find (verb) TK

gimbakl-

expect (v) RE (gimb + kul)

gimub

Discovery, the thing found (noun) RE

gimbuga

found (participle) LOS

gld

measure of distance MB

glat

instrument, tool, machine MB

glim-

wrestle (v) RE < SV

glob

1. filth (noun) (DBS) TK, 2. fool TK

glob-

to fool someone (verb) LOS

globlob

female fool (noun) LOS

globrz

1. filthy (adj) 2. foolish (adj) LOS

glok

tooth (noun)

glok-

bite (verb)

glu

piss, poison, brackish water (noun) (< MB glu)

glu-

piss (verb)

glup

nose (noun) MB

gogn

broad; wide; extensive (adj) SV

goi

(probably means city ) TK, AA

gokut

flat (adj) RE < SV

golb

warning; danger; risk (n) SV

Golfimbul

PN leader of orcs of Mount Gram, slain at Greenfields (TH)

golm

offer (noun) SV

golm-

offer (verb) SV

golnauk

steel (n) SV

Golug
elf, elves (noun) TK (Angband Orkish (without suffix) for
"Noldor" pl.)
gon-

stare (v) SV

gor

work; job (n) SV

gorosh

right (side) SV

gortag

madman (n) SV

gorrz

tough (adj) LOS

Gorbag
PN an orc-leader of Minas Morgul, killed by Shagrat (LOTR
III) (Tough Shit)
gorgulb-

use, utilize, employ (= work something/one hard) (verb) SV

goth
1. lord, master (AO in Gothmog and Morgoth from 1930's in
BOLT II p67)
2. enemy (Silmarillion)
gothlob

Queen (noun), LOS

glothrok!

go on! ('garn') < filth + eat RE

Gothmog

PN (see `goth') (Lord-Voice) TK

gothrz

powerful (adj) LOS

gotl-

forgive

gozad

nail (n) SV

grak

trap; pitfall (n) SV

grat

chief(s), leader(s) (noun) LOS

grat-

intend (verb) RE

gratum

plan, intention (noun) RE

gratrz

useful (= person) (adj) SV

(v) SV

graug

flock (n) SV

graur-

touch (verb) MB

graus

toe (n) SV

graz

cool; cold (adj) SV

grazadh-

decay(v); degenerate, rot (v) SV

grish

blood (noun) LOS

grish-

bleed (verb) LOS

grishrz

bloody (adj) LOS

Grishnaakh
PN an orc of Mordor, slain by Rohirrim (LOTR II 437)
(Blood Hand)
gropor

valley

grosh

bean (n) SV

groth

grey (adj) SV

groll

quarry

gru

(n) SV

SV

1. brown; 2. woman (only in SV dialect) SV

grugulum

dress (n) SV

grumbull

high; elevated; tall; lofty (adj) SV

grmbull

store (n) SV

grush-

hit (v); strike (v); punch (v) SV

gg

chance

gugsh

event, occurrence, happening (noun) MB

gukh

down MB

gull-

soak (verb) SV

gund

stone (noun) EL

SV

gundgundat-ir

stand (verb) RE
insist (stand on) (v) < RE (gundat-ob)

gundul

guard (noun) LOS

gundul-

guard (verb) LOS

gundum

stand (noun) RE

gg

past, previous MB

gk-

pour (v); fill (v) SV

gkh

quite, completely (adverb) MB

gkr-

1. close (verb) MB; 2. block, jam (v) SV

gkrrz

shut, closed (adj) LOS/MB

gl

wraith (noun) TK

gur

cheese LOS

gr-

shake; agitate; tremble; quake; quiver; vibrate (v) SV

gus

about, regarding, concerning MB

gth

almost (adverb) LOS

-Hhag

unpleasant man (noun) LOS

haglob

unpleasant female (noun) LOS

hanrun

spy (noun) LOS RF

harna

bonfire (n) SV

has-

beg, plead (verb) LOS

hasum

plea (noun) LOS

hau

beggar (noun) LOS

haz

dependent (adj) SV

hiil-

follow (verb) LOS (< Quenya hilya)

hiis

quick, fast (adj) LOS

hiisarz

quickly (adverb) LOS

hiisht

ash (n) SV

hiist-

send (verb) LOS

hin

any MB

hlu-

sew, stitch, connect with thread or rope (verb) MB

hluth

flag, banner, ensign (noun) MB

hokarul

laugh, laughter (noun) RE

hokarl-

laugh (verb) RE

hon-

watch, see, look [at] (verb) LOS

hont

eye (noun) LOS (< Quenya hend, eye)

hontum

glance, look (noun) LOS

horm

serious (adj) SV

horn

beast or animal (noun) LOS

hornfik

monster (noun) LOS

horngaz

pet, tame animal LOS

horngoth

1. cowboy, 2. Texas Orkish dialect RE

hosh

guts (intestines, viscera) (noun) (DBS) TK

hru

fertile (adj) SV

htol-

have sex with (vulgar) (v) SV

hul-

flow (verb) MB

hul

flow, drain (noun) MB

hn

heart (noun) LOS (< Quenya hn)

hr

courage, bravery (noun) LOS

hr-

dare (verb) LOS

hrrz

brave (adj) LOS

hush

doubt, uncertainty, opinion (noun) MB

-Iiin-

remember (verb ) (< Quenya enyal)

iist-

know (verb) LOS (< Quenya ista)

iistash-

inform (verb) LOS

iistum

information (noun) LOS

iis-

begin (verb) LOS (< Quenya yesse')

-ik

before (prep) LOS

ikh-

force (verb) LOS

ikhrz

forceful (adj) LOS

ilz

star (noun) LOS (< Quenya elen)

ilzkaal

starlight (noun) LOS

-ir

on (prep) LOS

irz-

run (verb) LOS

ish

enemy (noun) LOS

isl

plant (noun) MB

isl-

plant, cultivate (verb) MB

-it

behind (prep) LOS

-izg

suffix indicating I

-izish

suffix indicating me (LOS)

-izishu

suffix indicating us (LOS)

-izub

suffix indicating mine or "my" (LOS)

-izubu

suffix indicating "our" or ours (LOS)

-Kkaal

light (noun) LOS (< Quenya cala)

kaal-

light (verb) LOS

kaam

bed (noun) LOS (< Quenya caima)

kaan-

trust (verb) RE

kaar

head (noun) LOS (< Quenya ca'r)

kaasak

bait (n) SV

kaat

lie (verb, as in "lie down) (< Quenya caita)

kabor

precept (n) RE

kafaaz

cage (n) SV

kafsog

important (i.e., impt information, news, event) SV

kakok

bellows (n) SV

kala

castle, fortress, stronghold (n) SV

kalaum

archery (n) SV

kalus

archer SV

karn

red LOS (< Quenya carn)

kau

against LOS

kaushar

ceremony (n) (i.e., negative, e.g. execution) SV

khak

coffee (noun) LOS

Khaml

PN second in command in the Nazgl TK

khatn

intelligence (noun) (=smart, not information) RE

khatrz

intelligent, shrewd (adj) RE

khl-

ask (v) RE

khlaar-

hear (verb) LOS (< Quenya hlar)

khlaarum

sound (noun) LOS

khlaat

ear (noun) LOS

khlark-

make noise RE

khr-

rip, tear (verb) LOS (< Quenya kho'r)

kol

carry (verb) LOS (< Quenya col-)

kolauz

cell (n) SV

koth

claw (n) LOS

koz-

hear (v) RE

krak

five LL

kraash

part MB

kraat

away (adj) LOS

krai-

feel (verb) LOS

kraibag

sad (adj) LOS (< krai + bag)

kramp-

do (verb) LOS

krampum

duty, task, chore (noun) LOS

kramprz

loyal (adj) RE

krank

father (noun) LOS

krank-

father (verb) LOS

kranklob

mother (noun) LOS

kranklb

sister ("fatherdaughter") LOS

kranklk

brother ("fatherson") LOS

kraur

body (noun) MB

krimp

rope (noun) RE

krimp-

bind (verb) TK

krimpash

monograph RE

krimpum

tie (noun) RE

krith

nine EL

krklak

crossbow (n) SV

krul

two (LOS)

krum

back (noun) LOS

khom

example (n) RE

krumnaakh

clumsy (adj) LOS

-krut

back (preposition) LOS

1. old, 2. long time (LOS)

kf

ugly (adj) LOS

kul-

is (verb) LOS

kumon

bell (n) SV

kun-

bend (verb) LOS (< Quenya cna)

kunum

bend (noun) LOS

kur

ball (noun) LOS (< Quenya coro)

kruf

prostitute (noun) < SV

kruf-

prostitute oneself (refl. verb) < SV

krf-

rub, file, annoy (= 'rub the wrong way') (verb) (<MB krv)

krr

finger MB

kulk

anything; all things RE

kurn

around (adj) LOS (<Quenya corna)

kusn

while MB

ktotaz

citadel (n) SV

kz-

reckon (v) RE

-L-la

after (preposition) LOS

laam

tongue (body part); language (noun) LOS (< Quenya lamb)

lak

misunderstanding (noun) SV

lam

arena SV

lapus

lead (= metal) SV

larg-

make (verb) SV

lrz

important (adj) (= person) MB

lz

cover (noun) MB

lz-

cover (verb) MB

laazg

shield (noun) MB

-lab

suffix indicating your or yours (singular) (<lat + -ob) RE

lag-

to break (verb) LOS

Lagduf
PN an orc of Cirith Ungol, killed by Morgul Orcs (LOTR III
222) (Knife-breaker)
lagl

pocket, sag, bag (noun) MB

lagrz

broken (adj) LOS

lat

you AN

lata-

under (prep) EL

lataan

South RE

liik

candle (noun) LOS (< Quenya, lcuma)

lik

barrel, cask (LOS)

-lob

feminine word ending, refers to any female LOS

lobrz

feminine ("womanly"), also insult "effeminate" (adj) LOS

logon

bowl, tub (n) SV

loik

corpse (noun) LOS (< Quenya loico)

lorz

several (adj) RE

lorz

stupid (adj) LOS

lozudurkh

at last, finally (adv) RE

lug

tower (noun) TK

lugbrzum

(noun) the very dark patch of dark around Barad-dr AA

Lugbrz

PN Barad-dr TK

Lugdush
Sorcery)

PN an orc of Isengard, slain by Rohirrim (LOTR II) (Tower

Lughorn

PN an orc, >> `Lagduf' (SD p26) (Tower Beast)

lb

daughter (noun) LOS

lk

son (noun) LOS (Ashlk = "One Son")

ll

flower (noun) SV

lmp-

to fall (verb) LOS

lnt

boat (noun) (<Quenya lunt)

lp-

ask for, pray (verb) SV

lr

gold (noun) LOS (< Quenya laurie)

lrkh

ornament, pattern, decoration MB

lrrz

golden (adj) LOS (< Quenya laurie)

-lt

out (prep) LOS

ltom-

plead (verb) SV

-Mm-

root of interrogative words EL

mal

where? (interrog) EL

'mal latum'

"what's up"? informal orc greeting RE

mdr-

free; to let go (v) RE

mdr

freedom, liberty (n) RE

mdrz

free (adj) RE

maal

yellow (adj) LOS (< Quenya, malina)

maamar

best < SV

maaz

better < SV

maarubh

law (noun) RE

maarbh(verb) RE

1. to make a law or a rule, 2. to levy a ransom, tax, or tribute

msl

neck (n) MB

maath

sweet (adj) MB

maatharz

sweetly (adv) LOS

maathum
matmat matnar
matuga

honey (n) LOS

matum

death (noun) LOS

matrz

1. mortal (adj) EL 2. dead LOS

mazl

point, destination, target MB

mau

warrior(s), soldier(s) (noun) LOS

maubr

orc company of 100 soldiers, led by sergeant LOS

maudhl

camp, bivouac LOS

maufulug

barracks (noun) LOS

Maugoth

General (commands several orc armies) LOS

Mauhr
Warrior)

PN an orc of Isengard, slain by Rohirrim (LOTR II) (Brave

mauk-

fight (verb) LOS

maukum

fight (noun) = fistfight, rumble (n) LOS

maukrz

scrappy, prone to fight (adj) LOS

maushflokh

ink (n) SV

Mautor

Lieutenant (commands an army of 1000 orcs) LOS

mazauk

war (noun) LOS (< mau + az-)

mazauk-

make or declare war (verb) LOS

mbursh

fit, match (noun) MB

mi

cat (noun) LOS

mirz

who? (interrog) LOS

mirzob

whose? (interrog) (<mirz = -ob) LOS

mog

voice (AO in `Gothmog' 1930's in LR p406) TK

mok-

hate (verb) LOS

mokh

home (noun) RE

mokum
mokrz

hatred (noun) LOS

mol

how? (interrog) RE

molk

however RE

mor

black (adj) LOS

morrz

hard (adj) LOS

Morgoth
Lord)

PN (see `goth') (elsewhere treated as Sindarin) (Hard / Black

mos

center (n) SV

motsham

antique, ancient (adj) SV

moz

wind, fart (noun) (<MB mez)

mudhun

worry (n) RE

mudhn-

worry, trouble (v) RE

mdku

sometimes RE

mugsh

dough, paste, vomit MB

mukh

when? (Interrog) LOS

mum-

mar, mark (verb) RE

mupsh

some (adj) MB

mur

1. room (noun) SV, 2. door RE

murk

bear (noun) LOS (< Quenya, Morok)

mush

nearly (adverb) MB

mut

which? (interrog)

mk

gentle (adj) RE

mkarz

gently (adverb) RE

ml

road (noun) LOS (< Quenya malle')

mz

bread (noun) LOS (< Quenya masta)

muzrz

hot (adj) LOS

Muzgaash
PN an orc of Kirith Ungol, killed by Morgul Orcs (LOTR III
222) ( Hot Fire)

-Nnaadar

among SV

naakh

hand (noun) LOS

naakhum

greed (noun) RE

naakhrz

greedy (adj) LOS

naal-

complain (verb) LOS

naan

but, although LOS (< Quenya nan)

naga

other (adj) MB

nalmdnalmdrz
nanulg

slip, lose RE (forget + let go)

nar

1. not LOS, AA 2. expression of contempt (RE)

narash

nothing LOS

narbai

safety MB

nardur

small (adj) LOS

narfik

not bad (adj) LOS

narghaash

cold (adj) LOS (nar + ghaash, not hot)

nargzab-

need, want (verb) SV

nariin-

forget (verb) LOS (< nar + iin, remember, < Quenya enyal)

narish
narkramp-

ally, allies (noun) (nar + ish, enemy)

nark

never AN

narmok-

like (verb, < nar + mok, not hate) LOS

narnlubat

Orkish way of expressing thanks ("I will not hurt you")

nartul

not here, absent (adj) LOS

nartum

absence (noun) LOS

nau

end (noun) LOS

naur

werewolf LOS (< Quenya nauro)

naz-

spin (verb) MB

nazg

ring (noun) TK

Nazgl

Ring-wraith (noun) TK (< `nazg + guul')

nazt-

sting (verb) LOS (< Quenya nasta)

nazt

sting (noun) LOS

niin

water (noun) LOS (< Quenya ne'n)

nink

white LOS (< Queny ninqu)

nokh

once RE

nork-

take (verb) LOS

nkhud

next RE

nl

pain (noun) LOS (< Quenya, nwalya)

nl-

hurt, injure (verb) LOS

nlum

injury (n) LOS

nm-

mean, signify (verb) RE

nrl-

learn

(verb) RE

nrz

hostile, angry (adj) LOS

nrzum

anger, wrath (noun) LOS

nst

beget (verb) (<Quenya, nosta)

nt

sky (noun) EL

nur

relation, kin to, family MB

-Oogh

way (noun) RE

oghor

Dradan (noun) TK (AO)

oghk

all the way back (colloqu expr) RE

olkrz

body (n) RE ( = 'walker' )

olog

Mordor light-tolerant troll (noun) TK

oloz

usual (adj) RE

-ord

forward (pro-) RE

orsk-

steal (verb) LOS

oshadhr

another RE

ozt, ozt-

seem, appear (v) RE

-Ppaak

picture, image LOS

par

vessel (noun) LOS

parz

unit of measure, volume LOS

paash-

is able to, can (verb) LOS

paashnar

cannot (verb) LOS

paashum

ability (noun) LOS

piil

arrow (noun) LOS (< Quenya pilim)

piilak

cover, lid, top (n) SV

pilik

axe (noun) LOS ( <Quenya pelecco)

piz

arm (noun) LOS

piz-

arm (verb) LOS

pizbr

sergeant (commands company of 100 soldiers) LOS

pizdur

Captain in orc army (commands 5 companies) LOS

pizgal

corporal in orc army (commands troop of 10 soldiers) LOS

piztor

army (noun) LOS (< piz + tor, 1000) LOS

pizumu
arms (plural noun: an army's weapons; dulug refers to a single
weapon ) LOS
pizurk

soldier, private in an orc regiment (< piz + uruk)

ponii-

detest, despise, loathe (verb) SV

prakh-

lure (verb) LL

prakhum

inclination, fancy, "crush" (noun) SV

prakth

ambush (n) SV

praush-

exchange (verb) SV

pu

mouth (noun) LOS (< Quenya pe = mouth)

pugh

arse (noun) MB

pukhal

language (n) RE

pukhl-

speak (= speak a language; gashn- = "say") (v) RE

pukhlor

report (n) RE

pul-

copulate (verb) LOS FLE

plp-

beat (verb) LOS

plpum

drum (noun) LOS

push

1. excrement TK, 2. problem, trouble LOS

pushdug

1. stinking (adj. or participle) (DBS) TK 2. dung-filth TK

pushi

having problems, in trouble (kulat push + ishi = to be in shit)

puzg-

stop (verb) LOS (< Quenya pusta)

puzughl-

stop up (v) RE

-Qquiin

bow (weapon) (noun) LOS (<Quenya quinga)

quiil

quiet, still (adj) LOS (< Quenua quild)

-Rraakh

cleft (noun) RE

raakh-

cleave (verb) RE

raakhuga
rad

cloven (past part) RE

Radbug
PN an orc of Minas Morgul, killed by Shagrat (LOTR III)
(Calls Now)
rai

kettle, pot MB

rak

class, race, clan, family (coll noun) SV

rakothrz

uncanny, weird (adj) SV

ran

moon, month LOS (< Quenya Rana)

rar

sand (n) SV

ras

horn (noun) LOS (< Quenya rass?)

rat

ransom, loot, or booty (noun) LOS

rau

ale, beer (noun) LOS

raulik

beerbarrel (Noun) LOS

raz

odd, strange, weird (adj) MB

-ri

between (prep) LOS

riink-

shake (verb) (< Quenya, rince')

riip-

skin (verb) SV

riip

skin (noun) SV

riit

web, net (n) SV

rim

copper (n) SV

ro

cloud (n) SV

rok-

seize hold of (v) SV

ronk

1. pit 2. pool (TK)

ronkrz

deep (adj) LOS

roth

circle (n) SV

roz

stable (n) SV

rukh

horror (noun) LOS (<Quenya rucin)

ru

hall (noun) LOS

rukul

wheel (n) SV

rul-

damage (verb) LOS

rulum

damage (noun) LOS

rm-

move (verb) LOS (> Quenya rma)

rung

avalanche (n) SV

runk-

hang (verb) MB

rut

six LOS

rgh

every

RE

rk

horse (noun) LOS (<Quenya rocco)

rk-

ride (verb) LOS

rp

leather strap (n) SV

rz

sure (adj) RE

-Ssaakaf

falcon (n) < SV*

saar

bitter (adj) LOS (<Quenya sara) (= bitter taste)

sadaauk

attack (of disease) SV

sagrrz

bitter (adj) SV (= bitter person)

sapat

axe (n) ?

Saruman

PN the wizard (Mannish word)

sat-

begin (verb) MB

sat

dust, powder (noun) SV

satum

beginning (noun) LOS

sha

together with (prep) (DBS) TK, 2. expression of disgust, TK

shaataz

troublemaker (n) SV

shaatii

spear (n) SV

shadrz

deaf (adj) < SV

shag-

demand, ask (verb) LOS

Shagrat

PN an orc of Mordor (LOTR III) (Demand Ransom)

shakal

stairs (n) SV

shakatrog-

devastate, ruin (v) SV

shakh

lord (noun) EL

shakol-

kick (v) SV

shakop

club (weapon) SV

shakrop-

stay (v) SV

shakgriig-

melt, forge (v) SV

shalk

group (coll n) SV

shapat

short sword (n) SV

shaplag-

rinse, wash (v) SV

shapog

vegeance (n) SV

shapog-

avenge (v) SV

shapogataar

avenger (n) SV

shaporrrz

offensive, rude (adj) SV

shar-

keep quiet (v) SV

-shar

among (prep) RE

shara

man (= human man) (noun) EL

sharlob

woman (noun) LOS

shark

old man (noun) TK (Isengard Orkish)

sharklob

old woman (noun) LOS

sharr

saw (n) SV

shatauz

lance (n) SV

shatiig-

press (v) SV

shatog

track (n) SV

shatogtar
shator-

nomad (n) SV
build (= wall, or with bricks) (v) SV

shatraug

hag, witch (n) SV

shatl

post, column, pillar (n) SV

shatp-

crush, shatter, destroy (v) SV

shau

quiet (adj) LOS

shauarz

quietly (adverb) LOS

shak

companion (n) RE

shakrzum

company (coll noun) RE

shaut

almost (adverb) LOS

Shelob

PN the giant spider monster of Cirith Ungol (LOTR III)

Shelobzagh

PN Cirith Ungol (pn) AA

shiik

scream (noun) LOS

shiik-

scream (verb) LOS

shiipog-

taste (v) SV

shon

symbol, sign, omen (n) SV

shra

person (n) SV

shrak

assembly, gathering (n) SV

shrakh-

assemble (v) SV

shuk

ball, globe, sphere (n) SV

shulg-

would (v) SV

shum

greatly, very much (adv) SV

sig-

lengthen, stretch (verb) LOS

sigrz

long (adj) LOS

skaat-

come (verb) LOS

skai

gah! (exclamation) (DBS) TK

skamm-

recite (say a lesson) (v) SV

skazg-

injure (v) SV

skessa

very ugly woman < female troll, SV

skoi

1. fly (noun) 2. any flying non-stinging insect (noun) LOS

skoi-

fly (verb) LOS

skoir

wing (n) LOS

skoiug

flying (present participle) LOS

skort

basket (n) SV

skri

eight LOS

skrithrz

mean, cruel (adj) LOS

skrizg-

creep, crawl (v) SV

skugga

run aground (past part) SV

skt

shield (n) SV

sktog-

defend, parry, fend off (v) SV

sktrz

defensive (adj) SV

skm-

smell (verb) LOS

skm

odor (noun) LOS

slai-

live (verb) LOS

slaium

life (noun) LOS

slaiug

living (pres part) LOS

slairz

alive (adj) LOS

sloi-

accuse (verb) LOS

sloiuga

accused (past part) LOS

snaag

soft, tender, gentle, weak (adj) SV

snaagbrz

dark gray (adj) SV

snag-

labor, work (verb) LOS

Snaga

PN an orc of Isengard, slain by Rohirrim

Snaga

PN an orc of Kirith Ungol, slain by Sam Gamgee

snaga
breed')

slave (noun) TK (and used by Uruk-hai as = `orc of smaller

snak

rapid, quick, hasty (adj) SV

snork

worthless (adj) LOS

sn

than (comp adj) MB

sorgh-

split, cleave (v) SV

sorr

crow (n) SV

spaz

point, spike (n) SV

srinkh

class, kind (noun) RE

srinkh-

gather (verb) (transitive) LL

srinkhsha-

understand (verb) LOS

sripsh

know-it-all, expert (n) SV, MB

sriz

expert in, skilled, good at (adj) (< MB, sripsh)

sru

grain, corn, wheat MB

stargsh

ancestor (n) SV

starkok

raven (n) SV

stauk

spark (n) SV

staun

season (n) SV

staaz

monster

stazg

place (n) SV

stral

flint (n) SV

strok

refuge, sanctuary (n) < stroh SV

sul

famous, well-known (adj) SV

sulmog

raid (n) SV

sulmrz

aggressive

sulum

rumor, report

s-

breathe (verb) LOS

sm

breath (noun)

sr

up LOS

-Tta

he EL

-ta

him EL (always used as suffix)

taal

floor (noun) LOS (< Quenya, talan)

taar

high (adj) LOS (< Quenya ta'ra)

taaraan

noon (taar + aan)

trpukhlanr-

enquire (v) RE ( high speak + not know )

tab

his (< `ta + ob') EL

tabz-

own (v) SV

tail

play, exercise, training (noun) (MB, < Quenya tyalin)

tail-

play, train (verb) MB

takhbork

spider (n) < SV

-tala

over (prep., suffix) LOS

tala

above (prep) EL

talaan

North RE

talum

upper side, top (n) SV

taln

butter (n) SV

taln-kark

semen (n) SV

tarbaam

fury, frenzy (n) SV

tarbrz

insane (adj) SV

tark

man of Nmenoorean descent (TK) (< Quenya `tarkil')

tarshan

oats (n) SV

tau

forest, wood (noun) LOS (< Sindarin taw, forest)

Taubrz

Mirkwood (PN)

taugan

frying pan (n) SV

taun

tub, vat (n) SV

thag

drought (n) SV

thag-

dry out (v) SV

thagrz

dry (adj) SV

thaguzg

desert (n) SV

thak

face (noun) LOS

tharb

acid (n) SV

tharbrz

acrid (adj) SV

thauk

dagger (n) SV

thil

often (adv) SV

thlk!

Enough! (interj) SV

thlk

enough, sufficient SV

thln

stomach (n) SV

thor-

massacre (v) SV

thoror

altar (noun) SV

thos

sack (n) SV

thraang

rage (n) SV

thrang

furthermore, still (conj) SV

throqurz

edible (adj) LOS

thrug

murderer SV

thumbog-

embroider (v) SV

thundar

hoof (n) SV

thup-

whip (v) SV

thrak

tribute (noun) RE

thrak-

bring (verb) TK

thrakum

obsequious, submissive (adj) RE

throqu-

devour (verb) LL

throqum

hunger (noun) LOS

throqurz

hungry (adj) LOS

thrul-

cook (verb) LOS

-thu

beyond (prep) LOS

tiil

last (adj) LOS (< Quenya tella)

tiimor

dread, terror (n) SV

tiimrz

dreadful, terrible (adj) SV

tiir

right (dir.) LOS (< Quenya tra)

tith

bat (animal) LOS

tog

bench, seat (n) SV

to

her LOS

-tob

her, hers LOS (always used as suffix)

tonphrakh-

suppose (v) SV

tor

pleasant, beautiful, comfortable (adj) SV

tor

dangerous (adj) (used to descr. person)

tra

beam (wood) (n) SV

traf

meeting (n) SV

tram

rape (n) < SV

tram-

rape (v) <SV

tramug

rebellion, riot (n) SV

traum-

show (v) SV

triin

mad, crazy (adj) SV

trod

castration (n) SV

trog

market (n) SV

trosh

sudden (adj) SV

trosharz

suddenly (adv)*

trov

territory (n)

tr

brain (n)

trul

floor (n) (=story)

trupp

lamp (n) SV

fat, fleshy, flabby (adj) MB

tug

only (adj) EL

tugl-

attempt, try (v) SV

-tuk

through (prep) LOS

tul

here (adj) LOS

tulk-

lift (n) SV

tulum-

pump (v) < SV

tum

belief (n) SV

tur

opinion (n) SV

turk

value, worth (n) SV

turk-

value (verb) SV

turkrz

valuable, worthy (adj) SV

turr

embankment (n) SV

tm

oil, grease (noun) LOS

tr-

cause (verb) LOS (<Quenya tyar)

trum

cause (noun) LOS

turu

many (adj) LOS

tzantar

engineer (n)

tzg-

admit (verb) LOS

-U-u

to (prep.) TK

udalg-

connect (verb) RE

udalgum

connection RE

udalgrz

connected (adj) RE

udalug

message (n) RE ( = attachment)

udu

seven EL

uf-

frighten (verb) LOS

uf

frightening, scary (adj) LOS

ufum

fear (noun) LOS

ufur-

fear (verb) LOS

ufrz

fearful (adj) LOS

Ufthak
PN an orc of Cirith Ungol, caught by Shelob (LOTR III)
(Scary Face)
ufum

fear (noun) LOS

ugadhol

island (n) SV

ugh

each RE

-ugil

before (prep) SV

ugl-

to slay (as in large numbers of people or creatures) AA

Uglk
PN an orc-leader of Isengard, slain by Eomer (LOTR II)
(Slayer of All)
Ugrz

terrible, ghastly (adj) SV

uk

all (adj) TK

ukh-

go (verb) LOS

ukhurk-

forsake (ukh + urk) (verb) LOS

ukmash

both SV

uk

eternal (adj) LOS

ulb

blue (adj) LOS (<Quenya ulban)

uliima

throne (noun) EL

ulkum

evil (noun) LOS (based on Quenya word, ulca)

ulkrz

evil (adj) LOS

-ul

them (pronoun) LOS, TK (always used as suffix)

ulmakh

alongside, along

uloga

crippled (past part) SV

ulu

they (pronoun) LOS

-ulub

their, theirs LOS (usually suffix)

uludhu

easy (adj) RE

ulur-

howl, bellow (v) < SV

ump

board (noun) LOS

unur

hold (n) RE

unr-

hold (v) RE

unudh-

detain (v) RE

unudhu

detention (n) RE

gh-

suffice (v) RE

ghrz

sufficient (adj) RE

kil

always SV

new (adj) RE

ndrz

fresh (adj) LOS

urauk

hedgehog (n) SV

urauth

mole (n) SV

urbh-

pile, mountain (noun) RE

urbhrum

height (noun) RE

urdan

decision (noun) SV

urdan-

decide (verb) SV

urgai-

place, arrange, put (v) SV

urk
LOS

1. damn! (exclamation of anger) 2. condemn (verb) urk-

urrhak-

make a mistake (v) RE

urro

revulsion, disgust (n) < SV

urrog-

hate with revulsion, feel disgust (v) SV

urrrz

disgusting, repulsive (adj) LOS < SV

uruk

one of a breed of big orcs (noun) TK

uruk-hai

the uruk-people TK

urzk

again RE

ush

brawl, tavern fight (v) < SV

ush-

brawl, brangle (v) SV

ushd-

to use (= a thing or tool) (verb) RE

ushdn

usefulness (of a tool or oject) (n) RE

ushdrz

useful (= object or tool), (gratrz = useful person) < RE

ushk-

feed (v) SV

gh

each RE

new (adj) RE

sht-

argue (verb) LOS

shtum

argument (noun) LOS

ushum

challenge to a fight (noun) <SV

s-

think (verb) LOS (<Quenya, osanwe')

sum

thought (noun) LOS

tot

village (n) SV

uzg

land (noun) EL

-YYagl

PN an orc, >> `Gorbag' (SD p13)

yonk

more LOS

yl

less LOS

-Zza

this EL

za

that (dem. pron.) RE

zam

such LOS

zaa-

grip (verb) SV

zaabr-

descend, climb down (v) SV

zaan

cup (n) SV

zaanrz

loud-mouthed (adj) SV

zaarsh

today LOS

zabiis

gang (coll. noun) < SV

zaboth

pale (adj) SV

zabrz

tonight LOS

zabrz

empty, hollow (adj) SV

zag

four LOS

zagaaf-

bury (v) SV

zagaafum

grave (n) > SV

zagh

mountain pass (noun) AA

zaagiira

O.K. (interj.) SV

zaagiir-

joke (verb) SV

zaahof

jewel (n) SV

zakrif-

butt [against] (verb) SV

zamal
that (relative) RE [horn zamal throquat uruk, beast that
devoured the orc]
zark

fine (adj) SV

zarza

vegetable (n) SV

zash

like, same as (adj) SV

zaashil

while, meantime (adv) SV

zatal

so, therefore (conj) RE

zau

stew, soup (n) SV

zau-

cook, boil, stew (v) < SV

zaug

debt, fault (n) SV

zaug-

must, have to (v) LOS < SV

zer

snot (n) SV

-zi

until (preposition) LOS

zigl

edge, cut from a knife (noun) MB

zgur

thunder (noun) MB

zgur-

thunder (verb) MB

zhaf

hollow (adj) < SV

zhol

rag (n) < SV

zholuga

ragged (past part) SV

ziim-

brew (verb) SV

ziimarum
ziimarp

peace (n) SV
coward (n) SV

ziimrz

cowardly (adj) < SV

zim

quantity, amount, volume (n) SV

zna

form, shape (noun) MB

zng

regret (noun) MB

zng-

regret (verb) MB

zogtark

bare, naked (adj) SV

zongot

engineer (n) SV

zorr-

disembowel, plunder, pillage (v) SV

zoshk

bronze (n) SV

zof-

crawl (v) < SV

zooza-marz

hangover (n) SV

zrii

joy, amusement, sadistic pleasure (noun) MB

zriium

sadism (n) SV

zu-

suck (verb) MB

zbardh

silver (n) SV

zug

lip, border (noun) MB

zurm

noise, racket (noun) SV

zung-

pierce (v) <SV

zr

sly, wise (adj) MB

zrz

official (adj) SV

zuzar

villain, scoundrel (n) SV