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The Wheel of Time Companion

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by Robert Jordan


  ghuni—(n. & v.) smoke

  gidhi—(adj.) normal

  glasti—(adj.) even

  glimp—(n.) minute

  gobhat—(n.) plant

  gomaen—(n. & v.) attempt

  gorista—(v.) use

  gouql—(v.) look

  gozai—(n.) chest

  graedo—(v.) please

  graen—(n.) pleasure

  graendal—(n.) vessel of pleasure; name of a Forsaken

  greal—(n.) the power to channel

  griest—(n.) rail

  grolm—(n.) a fierce Seanchan animal used in battle

  gruget—(v.) stretch

  gubbel—(adj.) feeble

  gwiltor—(n.) wire

  gurupat—(n.) oath

  haar—(n.) opinion

  habish—(n.) ear

  hadori—(n.) a Malkieri headband

  hadzi—(v.) cause

  hael—(v.) lead

  hafi—(n.) part

  Hailene—(n.) a Seanchan term meaning forerunners, Those Who Come Before

  hakhel—(n.) nail

  hama—(n.) dancer(s); implies particular grace and fluidity, a stateliness

  Hama N’dore—(n.) Mountain Dancers: Aiel warrior society

  hanol—(n.) wound

  har(an)—(n.) hand

  harben—(v.) take

  harvo—(v.) pump

  hasta—(n.) paste

  hathi—(n.) muscle

  havokiz—(n.) invention

  hawali—(adj.) wide

  heatsu—(v.) join

  heesh—(adj.) smooth

  hei—(adv.) always

  heinst—(v.) send

  hessa—(n.) forgiveness

  hessalam—(n. & adj.) without forgiveness; name of a Forsaken

  hienisus—(n.) design

  hirato—(n.) space

  hlem—(suffix) means those who take

  hlin—(suffix) means those who harvest

  hochin—(n., adj. & adv.) east

  holubi—(n.) comfort

  hoba—(n.) oil

  hodifo—(adj.) responsible

  homa—(v.) offer

  hoptah—(n.) week

  hosiya—(v.) till

  hou’dabor—(n.) dream

  houghan—(n.) structure

  houma—(v.) sleep

  humat—(n.) existence

  hutsah—(n.) bucket

  ibalets—(n.) thumb

  ikaat—(n.) wax

  illar—(suffix) pertains to stone

  imsoen—(n.) truth

  in—(suffix) creates plural form

  inda—(n.) girl

  inde—(n. & adv.) no or not; a general negation

  indemela—(n.) enemy

  ing—(suffix) indicates something of utmost importance

  iqet—(pron., adj. & adv.) this

  iro—(pron.) we

  isain—(v.) is; one form of “to be”

  isainde—(v. neg.) is no/is not/am no/am not (insistent; emphatic)

  isham—(n.) betrayer

  ishamael—(n.) betrayer of hope; name of a Forsaken

  ishar—(v.) betray

  ishavid—(n.) betrayal

  iska—(suffix) means “that which was”

  istor—(n.) fiction

  izaad—(n.) wool

  -ja—(suffix) means “of” or “issued from”

  jaahni—(n.) reading

  jabro—(n.) tooth

  jalat—(n. & v.) burn

  jalbouk—(n.) kettle

  jalou—(v.) go

  jalid—(n.) heat

  jeade—(n.) finder

  jeade’en—(n.) true finder; name of Jain Farstrider’s and Rand’s horse

  jegal—(n.) a scaled creature thought of by Sammael

  jemena—(v.) farm

  jenn—(adj. & adv.) true, truly, or even “only true”; implies that all others are false or fake

  jhabal—(n.) brush

  jheda—(adj.) exquisite; name of the royal palace of Ghealdan

  jhin—(n.) exaltation

  ji—(n.) honor

  ji’e’toh—(n.) honor and obligation; used by Aiel

  jobei—(n.) apparatus

  juma—(n.) worm

  jumara—(n.) one of Aginor’s creations, mentioned by Sammael, that were intended to transform themselves; now called Worms in the Blight, full-grown but untransformed

  kaarash—(n.) discovery

  kaarto—(n.) tax

  kadu—(n.) lip

  kaf—(n.) a caffeinated beverage, brewed from the roasted seed of a fruit-bearing shrub cultivated in the mountains of Seanchan

  kakamo—(adj.) quick

  kanjo—(n.) emotion

  kar—(suffix) means punishment through the nervous system

  karagaeth—(n.) punishment

  kardon—(n.) green-skinned fruit from a leafless spiny plant in Aiel Waste

  kasaar—(n.) order

  kashen—(n.) fork

  kathana—(v.) kick

  katien—(n.) size

  kazath—(v.) say

  kazka—(n.) grain

  keesh—(adv. & prep.) out

  keisa—(n.) jewel

  kelet—(n.) rod

  kelindun—(n.) general (military rank)

  kesan—(n. & adj.) steel

  kesiera—(n.) jewelry worn on the forehead, such as that worn by Moiraine

  kesool—(n.) shoe

  ketvar—(n.) chain

  keymar—(n.) color

  khadi—(n.) bone

  khalig—(n.) history

  khamu—(n.) year

  khoop—(v.) blow

  khust—(adj.) dry

  kikola—(n.) list

  killo—(n.) pin

  kippat—(n.) ticket

  ki’sain—(n.) Malkieri woman’s forehead adornment

  kiserai—(n.) glory, honor

  Kiseran—(n.) a title Siuan used to address Loial, meaning “honorable one”

  kjasic—(adj.) an obscenity, spoken by Sammael

  kloye—(n.) bell

  Kno’mon—(n.) a Trolloc band; literally, scythes of devastation

  knotai—(n.) devastation, ruin

  koanto—(n.) learning

  Ko’bal—(n.) a Trolloc band; literally, circle of one, i.e., brotherhood

  ko’di—(n.) the Oneness, the void, or the flame and the void: a meditative state

  kodome—(n. & adv.) here

  koja—(n. & adv.) there

  komad—(adj.) mixed

  komalin—(adj.) weak

  komo—(v.) put

  kontar—(n.) board

  korero—(n.) discussion

  koudam—(n., adj. & adv.) west

  koult—(adv.) quite

  kovist—(n.) tail

  koyat—(adj.) one, a quantifier of material objects

  koye—(adj.) one, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions

  koyn—(n., adj. & adv.) first

  kozat—(n.) unit

  kramayage—(n.) development

  kramtor—(n.) store

  kriko—(n.) bird

  kritam—(adj.) tight

  kuruta—(n.) cart

  kuthli—(v.) laugh

  kutya—(n.) feeling

  la—(n.) daughter

  laada—(adj.) long

  labani—(n.) reward

  lahdin—(n.) observation

  laero—(n.) flag

  lagien—(n.) town

  laido—(n.) summer

  lakevan—(n.) motion

  lal—(v.) have

  lam—(suffix) indicates a lack, being without

  lamena—(n.) frame

  lan—(adj.) prized or beloved

  lanfear—daughter of the night; name of a Forsaken

  lashite—(n.) meeting

  lato—(n.) angle

  lavakh—(n.) wood

  leagh—(n.) page

  leffal—(n.) stage

  lendha—(v.) fall

  lennito—(n. & adj.) military

  liede—(n.) neck


  lindhi—(n.) monkey

  lishno—(n.) trouble

  loftan—(n.) material

  logoth—(n.) place of waiting

  lopar—(n.) huge fighting exotic animal of the Seanchan

  lormae—(v.) is written

  lorme—(v.) write

  los—(n., adj. & adv.) forward

  loviyaga/loviyagae—(n.) memory/memories

  lyet—(v.) come

  m—(prefix) means “of”

  ma—(prefix) indicates importance

  ma—(v.) “you give”

  maani—(adv.) very

  maast—(adj.) necessary

  machin—(n.) destruction

  Machin Shin—(n.) “journey of destruction”; the Black Wind, a major threat in the Ways

  mad—(adj.) loud

  mael—(n.) hope

  mafal—(n.) mouth or pass

  Mafal Dadaranell—(n.) “pass at the father of mountain ranges”; ancient name for Fal Dara

  magami—(n.) little uncle; what Amalisa called King Easar in private

  mageen—(n.) daisy

  mah’alleinir—(n.) he who soars; literally “seeking man of the stars”; the name Perrin gave to his Power-wrought hammer

  mahdi—(n.) seeker; used for leader of Tuatha’an caravan

  mahdi’in—(n.) seekers

  mahrba—(v.) paint

  mai—(n.) maiden(s)

  makitai—(n.) wheel

  mamai—(n. & adj.) future

  mamu—(n.) mother

  man—(adj.) related to blade/sword (“man” has the same root as “war,” “violence” or “aggression”)

  mandarb—(n.) blade; name of Lan’s stallion

  Manetheren—(n.) mountain home; one of the Ten Nations

  manetherendrelle—(n.) waters of the mountain home

  manive—(v.) drive

  manivin—(n.) driving

  manshima—(n.) sword/blade

  manshimaya—(n.) my own sword

  mar—(n.) game

  maral—(adj.) destined

  marath—(prefix) indicates that something must be done, suggesting urgency; Seanchan word

  marath’damane—(n.) those who must be leashed/one who must be leashed; Seanchan term

  marcador—(n.) hammer

  marna—(v.) swim

  maromi—(v.) crush

  mashi—(n. & v.) love

  mashiara—(n.) my love; but a hopeless love, perhaps already lost; Lan to Nynaeve

  masnad—(n.) trade

  maspil—(n.) butter

  mastri—(n.) fish

  mat—(v.) control

  matuet—(adj.) important

  ma’vron—(n.) watchers of importance

  mawaith—(n.) reaction

  medan—(n.) sugar

  melaz—(n.) inn

  melimo—(n.) apple

  mera—(prep.) without; lacking

  Mera’din—(n.) the Brotherless; used by Aiel

  merwon—(adj.) boiling

  mesaana—(n.) teacher of lessons; name of one of the Forsaken

  mestani—(n.) lessons

  mestrak—(n.) necessity

  m’hael—(n.) leader (capitalized implies “Supreme Leader”; title Taim gave himself)

  mi—(poss. pron.) my

  mia—(pron.) me; myself

  Mia’cova—(n.) One Who Owns Me, My Owner; term used by Moghedien after she was enslaved by a mindtrap

  miere—(n.) ocean/waves

  mikra—(n.) shame

  min—(adj.) little

  minyat—(adj.) eight, a quantifier of material objects

  minye—(adj.) eight, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions

  miou—(n.) cat

  mirhage—(n.) pain, or the promise or expectation of pain

  misain—(v.) am (insistent; emphatic)

  mist—(n. & adj.) middle

  mitris—(adj.) dirty

  modan—(n.) approval

  moghedien—(n.) a particular breed of spider; small, deadly poisonous and extremely reclusive; name of a Forsaken

  mokol—(n.) milk

  mon—(adj.) related to scythe

  moodi—(adj.) frequent

  mora—(n.) the people or a population

  morasu—(n.) morning

  morat—(n. prefix) handler/controller; i.e., one who handles or controls; used by the Seanchan (as in morat’raken, one who handles raken)

  mordero—(adj.) death

  moridin—(n.) a grave; tomb; also, the name of a Forsaken, for whom the word’s meaning refers to death

  moro—(adv. & conj.) so

  mos—(adj., adv. & prep.) down

  mosai—(adj.) low

  mosiel—(v.) lower

  mosiev—(adj.) lowered or downcast

  motai—(n.) Aiel name for a sweet crunchy grub found in the Waste

  mourets—(n.) mushroom(s)

  mozhlit—(adj.) possible

  m’taal—(adj.) of stone

  muad—(n., adj. & adv.) foot/on foot/afoot

  muad’drin—(n.) infantry/footmen

  muaghde—(n.) meat

  mukhrat—(adj.) private

  mund—(adj.) high

  mustiel—(n.) sock

  mystvo—(n.) office

  n—(prep. prefix) means “of” or “from”

  nabir—(n.) fire

  nachna—(n.) science

  nadula—(n.) force

  Nae’blis—(n.) title of Shai’tan’s first lieutenant

  nag—(n.) day

  nagaru—(n.) snake

  nahobo—(adj.) full

  nahodil—(n.) cushion

  nai—(n.) knife, dagger, blade; a blade smaller than a sword’s blade; can be used in modification also to mean “stabbing”

  nais—(v.) smell

  naito—(n.) flame

  nak—(pron.) who

  nakhino—(n.) month

  n’am—(adj.) beautiful

  naparet—(adj.) parallel

  nar’baha—(n.) traveling boxes; literally, “fool box”; used by Sammael

  nardes—(n.) thought

  narfa—(adj.) foolish

  nasai—(n., v. & adj.) wrong

  nausig—(n.) boat

  navyat—(adj.) nine, a quantifier of material objects

  navye—(adj.) nine, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions

  nayabo—(n.) prison

  n’baid—(adj.) automatic

  n’dore—(adj.) of/from the mountains

  neb—(n.) mist

  nedar—(n.) tusked water pig found in the Drowned Lands

  neidu—(adj.) new

  neisen—(adv.) why

  nemhage—(n.) distribution

  nen—(suffix) like adding “er” to an English verb, indicating one who or that which does, or those who cause

  nesodhin—(prep.) through; through this; through it

  ni—(prep.) for

  niende—(adj.) lost

  nieya—(v.) step

  ninte—(poss. pron.) your (used more formally than “ninto”)

  ninto—(poss. pron.) your

  nirdayn—(n.) hate

  no—(conj.) but

  no—(pron.) me

  nob—(v.) cut

  nodavat—(n.) produce

  nolve—(v.) give

  nolvae—(v.) is given

  nor—(n.) cutter or slicer

  no’ri—(n.) ancient game now called stones

  norvenne—(n.) account

  nosane—(v.) speak

  nothru—(n.) nose

  noup—(adj. & adv.) only

  nupar—(n.) base, as in bottom or support

  nush—(adj.) deep

  nyala—(n.) country

  nye—(adv.) again

  Nym—(n.) a construct from the Age of Legends, a being who has beneficial effects on trees and other living things

  o—(adj.) a

  ob—(conj.) or

  obaen—(n.) a musical instrument of the Age of Legends

 
obanda—(n.) door

  obidum—(n.) spade

  obiyar—(n.) position

  obrafad—(n.) view

  obram—(n.) impulse

  ocarn—(n.) toe

  odashi—(n.) weather

  odi—(pron. & adj.) some

  odik—(n.) secretary

  oghri—(n.) sky

  ohimat—(n.) comparison

  olcam—(n.) tin

  olesti—(n.) pants

  olghan—(n.) drawer

  olivem—(n.) pencil

  olma—(n. & adj.) poor

  ombrede—(n. & v.) rain

  on—(suffix) denotes plural form

  onadh—(n.) arch

  onguli—(n.) ring

  onir—(n.) star(s)

  oosquai—(n.) a distilled spirit; used by Aiel

  orcel—(n.) pig

  ordeith—(n.) wormwood; name taken by Padan Fain among the Whitecloaks

  orichu—(n. & v.) plow

  orobar—(n.) danger

  ortu—(adj.) open

  orvieda—(v.) print

  osan—(adj.) left-hand or left-side

  osan’gar—(n.) left-hand dagger; name of a Forsaken

  ospouin—(n.) hospital

  ost—(prep.) on

  otiel—(n.) sponge

  otou—(n. & adj.) top

  otyat—(adj.) four, a quantifier of material objects

  otye—(adj.) four, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions

  ounadh—(n.) wine

  ovage—(n.) window

  o’vin—(n.) a promise; agreement

  ozela—(n.) goat

  paathala—(n.) operation

  pad—(adj., adv. & prep.) up

  padgi—(v.) lift

  pakita—(v.) twist

  palatu—(n.) word

  panati—(v.) wash

  panjami—(n.) society

  pantae—(n.) business

  panyat—(adj.) six, a quantifier of material objects

  panye—(adj.) six, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions

  papp—(n.) fact

  parano—(n. & adj.) coward; base or low in pejorative sense

  parikesh—(n.) leather

  pas—(pron.) none

  pashren—(n.) scissors

  pastien—(v.) protest

  patomi—(n.) potato

  patra—(n. & adv.) then

  peast—(n.) payment

  pecara—(n.) tree having pale, wrinkled fruit in Aiel Waste

  pedalen—(n.) expansion

  pentor—(v.) mass

  pepa—(n.) paper

  perant—(adv.) together

  perit—(n., adj. & v.) equal

  perol—(n.) pen

  pi—(suffix) indicates numerical teens; e.g., navyat’pi or navye’pi = nineteen

  pierskoe—(n.) peach

  piesa—(n.) meaning unknown; the name of Leya’s horse

  pinchota—(n.) stocking

  pinikar—(n.) line

  pistit—(n.) whistle

  pistita—(v.) whistle

  pizar—(n.) ant

  platip—(n. & adj.) present

  platto—(n.) detail

  plean—(adj. & adv.) much

  ploushin—(n. & adj.) square

  po—(conj.) because

 

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