Drongnel - A Dragon stew with strong mushrooms, marinated in ale.Dringorak - "Cunning Road", usually a trap-door or secret passageway.Drek - A great distance a great ambition/undertaking.Draig'cyfail - "Dragonheart", a title given to the wizard Rhonin.Dongliz - Parts of Dwarf body impossible to scratch.Deb - Untried, untested, unconditioned.Dawr - As good and reliable as can be, without proving reliability through use over time.Chuf - Piece of old cheese kept under miner’s hats in case of emergency.
Anything that is shiny or brilliant, or brilliantly coloured or decorated.
Bael Dun - Red Town, Red Halls or Red Ground.Azul - Metal of any kind, dependable, a sturdy Dwarf.Arkhandrazkal - The art of inscribing runes on precious metal with a Troll's tooth.Anad - Will have done, shall have done.An - Will, shall, am going to, with purpose.Agrul - Stone carving, lines on the face of a very old Dwarf.To follow is a brief list of some dwarven words and their meanings listed in alphabetical order to make it easier to view. Contrary to humans, whose myriad dialects differ widely depending on geographic location- even within the same language- the Dwarfs remain fairly consistent in dialect across Azeroth although there are exceptions. Consonants are often spat aggressively or gargled at the back of the throat, and many Dwarf root words begin with harsh consonant sounds such as K, G and R. Dwarven vowel sounds in particular are uncompromisingly precise and very heavily accented. All Dwarves have deep, resonant voices and a tendency to speak louder than is technically necessary for the situation. It is a guttural language and comparisons have been drawn to the rumbling of thunder. The sound of Dwarvish is entirely separate from human speech and even further from the melodic sounds of the elven tongues. Most Dwarf words are formed from a short root word. Dwarven has few individual words relating to abstract concepts, and most abstract concepts are described in relation to something physical, often using the same word as what they relate to. Some words are deemed so important that they are placed at the beginning of a sentence, and then again later on, regardless of formal structure. The dwarf language usually places the subject before the verb in a sentence, however the way a word if pronounced or stressed can often determine where it should be thought of in relation to its place in a sentence. The grammatical structure of Dwarvish can be very difficult for outsiders to glean.
The Vrykul tongue would eventually go on to evolve to modern day common used by their offspring, the humans, most likely with heavy influences from the other residents of the eastern kingdoms but that is a discussion for another time. The languages did not become completely different as a specialist could still easily point out where both the now different dwarven tongue and Vrykul language share close similarities with their titan ancestor (Just like how Thalassian and modern Darnassian are both similar and also still both connect with the ancient Darnassian/Darnassae tongue of the sundering era). After the curse of flesh had created the vrykul and dwarf races proper, they began to drift away from their titan heritage, and like most languages in history, that too changed over time. The Earthen, the stone-skinned ancestors (and later the first dwarves) spoke the titan language along with their cousins the giants and the vrykul. We’re working hard to add more to the list, so check back regularly or sign up to the Warhammer+ newsletter to receive updates directly to your inbox.The origin of the dwarven language heralds back to the titans and the ages of old.
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