Sorechar (Sor-eh-car)

While the civilisation the invented it has long since perished, Sorechar, a form of ancient elvish dialect used primarily by Thilansorei in its prime is now widely accepted as a scholars language and was used to name most ancient phenomena and still widely used in certain areas of Thilanlunei, mainly by Elves of Sorei descent. What follows is in no particular order a list of Sorechar words translated in the common toungue of Avalos     Vy: (Fire):{V-eye}   Vy, a rather common Sorechar term, was used in most cases to refer to things of a fiery nature. As is somewhat the nature of Sorechar, words true meanings were ill-defined and often interpreted by context in which they were used. However the most comon uses of Vy would be as follows: To refer to a fire (Vy, Vy in the city!!) A person of hotheaded nature (Often said to be Vy-ish) To refer to places of fire (The mountain of Vy for example was a volcano)   Aryn: (City):{Ar-yin}   Aryn was a textbook Sorechar word, often used to refer to gatherings, an army might be referred to as the Aryn of Mordas, while also being used to refer to places of gathering such as Aryn Soreil, the capital of Thilansorei of old.   Vivio: (Fertile):{Viv-ee-o}   Vivio was less of a common word and more of a formal term, used most often in naming (Viviogoth for example) due to its nature as a more formal term its meaning is much more clear than others and in almost all cases has been to found to derive to something near enough to fertile in meaning.   Goth: (Land):{G-o-th}   Goth, a blanket term for land of any kind, is one of the simpler words in the Sorechar vocabulary, being used in any situation to refer to land or ground of some kind, often used in naming (Sirogoth as an example)   Tarr: (Lord): {Tar}   Tarr, a term for lord or ruler, is often used as a suffix or addendum on previous names and used in formal ceremonies. Its most known use is most probably the naming of the Narborah in which the word is used heavily to denote the Qomarid's status   Morenphor: (Mage):{More-en-for}   Morenphor, being a more recent addition to the lexicon of Sorechar, was created as a blanket term for practicers of magic (Moren) and is often suffixed to the element of which the mage controls   Ke: (Water):{Key}   Ke is another rather blanket term, as is the norm for most of the element related words. Used normally to describe anything related to water, while ice has its own dedicated word (Siro) it is not as common, in addition ke is often used to refer to things and beings in a state of fluidity   Noxa: (Shadow):{Nox-a}   Noxa, or shadow is used in many ways, Sorei parents would frighten there children with tales of Noxakriks, monsters of shadow, and while Noxa is used often as a term of fear, it is used in the true old texts to refer to righteous shadow, the dark the came with light.   Iara: (Light):{Eye-are-a}       Uzara (Stone)