![]() ![]() ![]() Colloquially, a ‘paraxen’ is a magic user with good intent, and a ‘kalon’ is a magic user with evil intent. Paraxen’eros/eras – Male/female magic user (mage). Draenei have a large focus around paladins. Epolto means vindicator, Eiatro means mender, and Eiostra means protector. The suffixes for the rest of the prounouns follow:Ī’eidthi – To disgust, or to be disgusted. Eidthi is simply a disgusting thing.Ī’katavaro – To eat, consume, goggle up, etc.Īpsid’eros/era – Male/Female Death Knight (Actually translates to ‘animated’) Apostrophes are incredibly important in draenei language. The base form of all verbs is A’, such as A’chako, which means ‘To drink’. Verbs are special in the draenei language in the way that they never change – only the suffix changes at all. “Fanlin’Deskor” – Amber skies over wonderous rock. ![]() “Pheta vi acahachi!” – Light give me strength! “Man’ari” – Unnatural beings. Previously, it didn’t have a direct translation, but was used to reference “Something that was hideously and fundamentally wrong.” Often used to describe Eredar. “Krona ki cristorr!” – The Legion will fall! In refrence to the Burning Legion. Now used to mean those who made transformations into their demonic forms by their allegiance to the Burning Legion. “Eredar” – originally used to mean the race that the Draenei decended from. “Melanora’aca” – Hello, friend. A common greeting. Sha – Light. Referring to the Light, or the Holy Light. Or – Refuge, as seen in Draenor, combined they make the meaning Exile’s Refuge. nai – Used to form a past tense of a verb, as seen in “Kurenai” meaning, Redemed when placed together. i – Seems to carry no semanic meaning, but is used to form an adjective or noun, as seen in “Sha’naari Wastes” or “Sha’tari.” Combined together, Draenei means “Exiled Ones” in reference to those exiled, fleeing from Argus. ![]()
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