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Aelotoian Lexicon
A list of confirmed words in Aelotian. For suggestions/additions, please use the Discussion page and include a link to the relevant document the term is used in (or if it is an in-game item/location, enough information staff can find it for review).
Special Note: This does not include all the glossary of terms found in the lore document, Aelotian Language, so please reference that excellent document for an in-depth analysis of the language.
| Aelotian Term | Translation | Roots | Originating Documentation | Date Introduced | Other Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -ni | n/a | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | A suffix pertaining to the life energy or spirituality of the living |
| -swn | Unknown | Unknown | n/a | n/a | An affix (usually suffix) for garden/growth-related words |
| -wyn | Fire or burning | n/a | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | A prefix indicating fire or burning |
| Brefyr | "of the trees" | From "bre" (of) and "fyr" (tree) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | An aelotoi remembrance ceremony |
| Cyraflys | Dragonfly | From "cyrasei" (bright) and "flyr" (flower) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | One of two terms for dragonflies, both translating to "sky-bright flowers" |
| Cyrasei | Bright | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Cyrtae'ni | "Children of a Brighter Future" | From "cyrasei" (bright), "taer" (child), and "-ni" (essence of energy/life spirit) | Children of a Brighter Future: The Cyrtae'ni | July 2023 | A new culture for aelotoi born on Elanthia or those who wish to forge new ties |
| Flyr | Flower | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Flyswn | Garden | From "flyr" (flower) and "-swn" (growth/garden) | Rumor Woods | 2021 | One of many terms for a garden |
| Fyr | Tree | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Liraflyr | Dragonfly or a remembrance ceremony | From "lira" (sky) and "flyr" (flower) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | Literally "sky flower," this can refer to a dragonfly or the new remembrance ceremony |
| Liraflyswn | Literally "garden in the sky" | From "lira" (sky) and "flyswn" (garden) | Rumor Woods | 2021 | A location at Rumor Woods |
| Liramea | Literally "sky mead" | From "lira" sky and "mea" -- a truncation of Common's "mead" | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | A type of aelotoi-crafted mead. No alter fodder required. For food items, the food messaging must match description. |
| Mer | For | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Meril | Forever | From "mer" (for) and a truncation of the Aelotian term for ever | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Mervaer | A type of linen | From "mer" (for) or "meril" (forever) and "vaere" (travel) | Children of a Brighter Future: The Cyrtae'ni | July 2023 | A soft, light linen that does not wrinkle and is excellent for travel. Requires alter fodder. |
| Pala'tara | Ceremony of remembrance | From "pala" (gathering) and "wlo'tara" (memories) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | The Ceremony of Remembrance, an aelotoi mourning custom. The actual "Ceremony of Remembrance" custom was released in 2007 at the first Dragonfly Festival, the Aelotian name was provided with the 2023 document. |
| Nira | Beautiful | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Saenira | A type of silk | From "nira" (beautiful) | Children of a Brighter Future: The Cyrtae'ni | July 2023 | A pure white silk that is very light and takes a dye well. Requires alter fodder. |
| Sutara | Dream | From "suta" (night) | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| T'yrril | Waves | From "yrrilth'ada" (ocean, lake) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | Typically for ocean-based waves |
| Taer | Child | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Vaere | Travel | n/a | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | n/a |
| Vaetyrril | "traveling waves" | From "vaere" (travel) and "t'yrril" (waves) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | An aelotoi remembrance ceremony |
| Yll'suta | Wind dreams | From "yllira" or "yllyc" (wind) and "sutara" (dream) | Children of a Brighter Future: The Cyrtae'ni | July 2023 | An object hung in a child's room to bring good dreams |
| Yllira | Wind (formal) | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | A formal, reverent word for wind |
| Yllyc | Wind (informal | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | The common term for wind |
| Ymala | Enemy | n/a | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | An older, mostly unused term for enemy ("kerirol" is the more commonly used word |
| Ymwyn | Literally "enemy burning" | From "ymala" (enemy) and "-wyn" (fire or burning) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | An aelotoi mourning ceremony |
| Yrrilth'ada | Ocean, lake | From "yrrilth" (water) | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Zelflyr | "thousand flower" | From "zyelti" (thousand) and "flyr" (flower) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | A type of aelotoi glassworking. Requires alter fodder. |
| Zyel | Ten | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | n/a |
| Zyelti | thousand | From "zyel" (ten) | Remembering: Aelotoi Mourning Customs | July 2023 | n/a |
| Ayd L'Naereen | L'Naere's Day | From "ayd" (day) and "L'Naereen" (of or pertaining to L'Naere) | Vernal Holidays | March 2024 | An aelotoi spring celebration |
| Flyr Keh'Nira | Beautiful Flowers | From "flyr" (flower) and "keh'nira" (attractive/beautiful) | Vernal Holidays | March 2024 | An aelotoi spring celebration |
| Yllira Bre'Flyr | Wind of the Flowers | From "yllira" (wind) and "bre" (of) and "flyr" (flower) | Vernal Holidays | March 2024 | Aelotoian term for the Day of Kuon's Blessing |
| Ayd | Day | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Bre | Of | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| L'Naereen | Of or pertaining to L'Naere | From "L'Naere" | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Ingerral | To join | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Keh'nira | attractive, beautiful, or pleasing to behold | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Keh | pertaining to the essences of art and beauty | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Keh'Nireen Ingerral Keh'Nisar | The Marriage of Beauty, literally "beautiful lady joins handsome man" | From "keh-nireen" (beautiful lady), "keh'nisar" (beautiful man), and "ingerral" (join) | Estival, or Summer, Holidays | June 2024 | An aelotian holiday |
| Myhranim | Elders or guardians | Unknown | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Keh'nireen | Beautiful lady/woman | From "keh" (pertaining to beautiful) and "nireen" (lady/woman) | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Keh'nisar | Handsome man | From "keh" (pertaining to beautiful) and "nisar" (man) | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Nisar | Man | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Nireen | Lady/woman | n/a | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Ayd Bre'Cyr Casroh | Day of Heavenly Light | From "ayd" (day), "bre" (of), "cyr" (sun or light), and "casroh" (above) | Autumnal Holidays | September 2024 | An aelotoi holiday |
| Cyr | Sun or light | n/a | Autumnal Holidays | September 2024 | |
| Casroh | Above | n/a | Autumnal Holidays | September 2024 | |
| Yrrithaeh | a type of heron (literally, water warrior) | From "yrrilth" (water) | Birdwatching in Elanthia | October 2024 | An aelotoi name for the Glimae'den heron |
| Diat | rock or stone | N/A | Unveiling the Gems of Cysaegir | May 2025 | |
| Irysi | radiant | N/A | Unveiling the Gems of Cysaegir | May 2025 | |
| Hyzriss'ka | lapidarist/ gem worker (literally those who have passion for jewels) | From "hyr" (to have), "zriss" (jewel, stone, or gem), "'ka" (signifying fire or passion) | Unveiling the Gems of Cysaegir | May 2025 | an aelotian gemworker/ lapidarist |
| Keh'zriss | lapidary, the art of stone crafting | from "keh'" (pertaining to the essences or art and beauty) and "zriss" (jewel, stone, or gem) | Unveiling the Gems of Cysaegir | May 2025 | |
| Ne'lira'sah | an aelotian version of the ferroniere, literally "Spirit of the Moon" | from "ne'" (pertaining to the spirit realm of veil) and "lira'sah" (moon) | Unveiling the Gems of Cysaegir | May 2025 | |
| Hyr | to have | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Ka | pertaining to fire or passion | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Ne | pertaining to the spirit realm or veil | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| Lira'sah | moon | N/A | Aelotian Language | 2012 | |
| -'ava | bound | N/A | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | suffix indicating binding or unification |
| Fyrswn'ava | an aelotian-cultivated tree | from "fyr" (tree), "swn" (growth/garden), 'ava (bound) | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | Literal translation: tree growth bound.
This term refers to the specialized aelotian-cultivated material derived from the careful binding and shaping of clustered crape myrtle trunks into a consolidated, resin-hardened wood. The suffix ’ava emphasizes the intentional binding process that transforms individual stems into a singular, reinforced form. |
| Hyswn'ka | an aelotian horticuluralist | from "hyr" (to have), "swn" (growth/garden), 'ka (pertaining to fire or passion) | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | pl. Hyswn'kai
A horticulturalist; one who is devoted to the cultivation and growth of plant life, especially with care and purpose. |
| Bre'Selyswn | The Verdant Renewel | from "bre'" (of), "selys" (green or verdant), "swn" (growth/garden) | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | Literally translates to "of Green Growth"
It is the name of an aelotian collective dedicated to botanical renewal and stewardship through horticulture. |
| Selys | green or verdant | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | ||
| Vas | liquid, fluid | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | ||
| Taravas | vision liquid | from "tara" (vision/prophecy) and "vas" (liquid or fluid) | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | A fermented liquor made from the raw sap of the crape myrtle, prized for its earthy flavor and unpredictable hallucinogenic effects. |
| Sya | sweet | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | ||
| Mura | blood | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | ||
| Syamura | sweet blood | from "sya" | Fyrswn'ava: A Treatise on the Bound Tree | August 2025 | Originally "syafyrmura," meaning "sweet tree blood,"
The clear, sweet secretion excreted by aphids feeding on the sap of the crape myrtle; free of hallucinogenic properties and used as a natural sweetener in preserves, candies, and culinary applications. |