Dwardekar

In the bustling underground city of Barak Drukar, a Dwarven artisan was busy at his forge when a human visitor from far off Sorashana approached. The human, intrigued by the intricate detail of the Dwarven crafts, spoke in the common tongue, "Your work is truly remarkable. How do you achieve such precision?" The Dwarf, rarely looking up from his work, replied in Dwardekar, "Tharn rung, tharn dhar." The deep, resonant sounds of the Dwarven language filled the chamber, echoing off the stone walls.   The human looked puzzled, and a nearby Dwarf, who was familiar with the common tongue, chuckled and translated, "Stone crafts, stone deep. He means his craft is as deep as the stones he works with. Dwarven craft is not just about the surface, it's about understanding the essence of the stone, its spirit." The artisan nodded, finally looking up from his work to give the human a stern, yet approving nod.

Deep in the heart of Frystdrassil, in the stalwart realm of Khazadthur, echoes of a language as ancient and enduring as the mountains resonate. This is Dwardekar - the language of the Dwarves. Dwardekar, with its intricate phonology, distinctive morphology, and complex syntax, reflects the Dwarves' inherent affinity for detail and structure.   Much like the Dwarves who speak it, Dwardekar is steadfast and unyielding, yet beneath its stern exterior lies an astonishing complexity. Its vocabulary is rich with words forged from the essence of the Dwarven existence - their love for craft, their respect for the land, and their indomitable spirit.   The Dwardekar writing system, an intricate variation of Viking runes known as Dwarven Runes, is etched into the very fabric of Dwarven society, preserving their lore, history, and the axioms that guide them.