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Hylian to English, A-D
A -a =aki -aki <o'ki:>: suffix. This is attached to a person's name to indicate love for a person. Used between spouses and boyfriends and girlfriends. akime akime <o ki:'mei>: n. Friend. aktaJ& aktajhá <ok" toZo'>: expletive intj. To hell, damn it. Vulgar term equivalent to "Damn it to hell." akte akte <ok'tei>: n. Name of the first letter of the Hylian alphabet. alba alba <oL'bo>: adj. Holy. amkanag amkanag <om ko'nog>: vt. To love. amkane amkane <om ko'nei>: n. Love. anye anye <on'yei>: n. Year. anz anz <onz>: contraction. The, to the. Contraction of the words ank and taz. =aSi -ashi <o'shi:>: suffix. Attached to a person's name to indicate affection. It is used by parents to children, between siblings, or between family members of the same social level (like cousins). =aSO -asho•i <o'shoi>: suffix. Attached to a person's name to indicate affection. It is used to show both love and respect. It is used for social superiors like parents and grandparents. ati ati <o'ti:>: intj. Darn. Used as a non-vulgar expletive. az az <oz>: contraction. The, to the. Contraction of the words ab and taz.
Ä -A Aktriu äktriu (ack-TREE-ooh): pron. Others. @te a•ite (EYE-tay): n. Name of the third letter of the Hylian alphabet. %te a•ute (OW-tay): n. Name of the fourth letter of the Hylian alphabet. bEnkati bënkati (benn-KAH-tee): intj. Welcome. Usually used as a greeting or salutation. Bënkati ak taz vïlae da•ia katane ~ Welcome to the village of Kataan. bete bete (BAY-tay): n. Name of the fifth letter of the Hylian alphabet. biankag biankag (bee-AHN-kahg): 1. vi. To look. To use one's eyes to view something, or to imagine something. Bagu biankis ant taz ka•iane ~ I looked at the dog. 2. vt.To seek, to look for (something).This form of the verb takes a direct object. It is used in the sense of looking for something, or seeking something. Bagu biankas ab taz veuarde ~ I seek (look for) the truth. brinste brinste (BREEN-stay): n. Arm. dan> danó•í (dah-NOY): intj. You're welcome. Used in response to someone saying "aroti" or "thank you". danre danre (DAHN-ray): n. Money, currency. daonkve daonkve (dah-OHNK-vay): n. Lake. This is derived from the words da•ia meaning of and onkve meaning water. darasune darasune (DAHR-ri): n. Star. Used to refer to a star in the sky other than the Sun. dari dari (DAHR-ri): expletive intj. Damn, dammit. Mildly vulgar. darSe darshe (DAHR-shay): n. Ass, butt. Mildly vulgar slang term for buttocks. date date (DAH-tay): n. Name of the sixth letter of the Hylian alphabet. daz daz (DAHZ): contraction. Of the. Contraction of the words da•ia and taz. d@a da•ia (DIE-ah): prep. Of. Used to show possession or the origin of something. Used the same way as English "of". Taz vïlae da•ia katane ~ The village of Kataan. dege dege (DAY-gay): n. God, deity. This word can refer to any higher power or god, and is not specifically masculine or feminine. d)gile dégile (DAY-gee-lay): n masc. God. This refers specifically to a male deity or god. d)gine dégine (DAY-gee-nay): n fem. Goddess. This refers specifically to a female deity or goddess. depoto depoto (day-POE-toe): prep. Before. Tells when an action happened, usually within a prepositional phrase. It happened before you arrived ~ Ru panses depoto ta•iu yovtes.. depotok depotok (day-POE-toke): adv. Before, previously. Tells when an action happened, it modifies a verb. It has happened before ~ Ru pansad depotok. dEme dëme (DEMM-ay): n. Ten. didEme didëme (dee-DEMM-ay): n. Twenty. diebe diebe (dee-AY-bay): n.Thief. disale disale (dee-SAHL-ay): n. Two hundred. dise dise (DEE-say): n.Two. dokwag dokwag (DOE-kwahg): expletive v. To fuck dukw& dukwá
(dooh-KWAH):
expletive
intj. Fuck. Extremely vulgar expression
to indicate anger or dissatisfaction.
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