pochivat—(v.) start
poldar—(adj.) skinny
polov—(n.) shelf
potadi—(n.) debt
potsa—(n.) collar
poulam—(n.) boot(s)
pranent—(n.) tendency
prashat—(n.) process
prasta—(n.) idea
prato—(adj.) such
pravilam—(adj.) regular
probita—(v.) drink
procol—(n.) map
profel—(v.) test
proyago—(n.) experience
ptash—(n.) effect
punia—(v.) may
punta—(n.) number
purtah—(n., adj. & adv.) enough
purvene—(n.) horn
pyast—(n.) throat
qaato—(n.) cake
qaiset—(pron., adj. & adv.) same
qamir—(n.) silk
qen—(adv. & conj.) when
qinar—(n.) niece
rabat—(v.) manage
rabdo—(adj.) sudden
raf—(v.) fly
ragha—(adj., adv. & prep.) near
raha—(n. & adj.) free(dom), having liberty
rahien—(n.) dawn
Rahien Sorei—(n.) Dawn Runners: Aiel warrior society
rahtsi—(n.) authority
rahvin—(n.) “promise of freedom”; name of a Forsaken
raia—(n.) air
rainn—(n.) kennel
raken—(n.) a large flying exotic animal of the Seanchan
rakh—(n., adj. & adv.) back
ramay—(n.) table
ranell—(n.) mountain range(s)
ranzak—(n. & v.) guide
raqit—(v.) shake
rastra—(n.) road
ravad—(n.) street
raya—(poss. pron.) mine; my own
rema’kar—(n.) energy whip; a weapon from the Age of Legends
remath—(n. & v.) whip
rennen—(n.) cook
renni—(v.) cook
rensal—(n.) kitchen
restar—(adj.) medical
rhadiem—(v.) prepare (insistent)
rhaul—(n.) rice
rhiod—(n.) a world or land
rhub—(n.) a small piece
Rhyagelle—(n.) Those Who Come Home, or the Homecomers; a Seanchan term
rieht—(n.) balance
rimbai—(n.) berry
risor—(v.) trick
roban—(n.) oven
rodinat—(n.) relation
roedane—(v.) bit (past tense)
roedna—(v.) bite
ronagh—(n.) slope
roscher—(adj.) separate
rouyte—(n.) mark
rulli—(adj.) round
rumpo—(v.) drop
runyat—(n.) weight
sa—(prefix) used to indicate the superlative
sa—(adv. & prep.) in
saa—(n.) a tiny black fleck that moves across a Forsaken’s eyes when the True Power is accessed; increases the more True Power is used
saana—(n.) teacher
sa’angreal—(n.) a device, stronger than angreal, that enhances the power to channel
saantar—(n.) teaching
sa’blagh—(n.) library
safar—(n. & adj.) white
sag—(n.) time
sagain—(n.) it is time
sahlan—(n.) attention
sai—(adj. prefix) related to power
saidar—(n.) the female side of the Power
saidin—(n.) the male side of the Power
sain—(v.) is
saizo—(v.) request
salidien—(n.) humor
samid—(v.) band
samma—(n.) destroyer; blinder
Samma N’Sei—(n.) Eye Blinders
sammael—(n.) destroyer of hope; name of a Forsaken
sanasant—(n.) knowledge
santhal—(n.) industry
sar—(pron.) she
sara—(n.) a dance
sast—(adv.) almost
scrup—(adv. & prep.) between
se—(pron.) themselves
se—(pron.) it(self)
sedai—(n.) servant(s)
seel—(n.) amusement
segade—(n.) spiny leathery plant with white blossoms in Aiel Waste
seia—(n.) eye(s); in those forms where it combines, becomes sei
Seia Doon—(n.) Black Eyes: Aiel warrior society
Sei’cair—(n.) Aiel title for Perrin; literally, “golden eyes”
Seiera—(n.) name of Min’s mare; name of a flower known in Baerlon as “blue-eye”
sei’mosiev—(adj.) literally means (of) lowered or downcast eyes, indicates loss of face or honor; used by Seanchan
sei’taer—(adj.) (of) straight or level eyes; used by the Seanchan regarding having or gaining face
semirhage—(n.) the promise of pain itself, or one who embodies the promise of pain; name of a Forsaken
sene—(adv.) as/like; (v.) to like
seren—(adj.) stubborn; obstinate
serenda—(n.) stubborn one; also, name of the palace of the King of Amadicia, outside Amador
serenla—(n.) stubborn daughter; an Old Tongue name given Min by Siuan
sha—(n.) noise
shaani—(n.) quality
shadar—(n.) shadow
Shadar Logoth—(n.) Shadow’s Waiting, or Where the Shadow Waits; name of the city Aridhol that became tainted with evil
Shadar Nor—(n.) name given to Latra Posae meaning “Cutter (or Slicer) of the Shadow”
shae—(n.) dog
shae’en—(n.) dogs
Shae’en M’taal—(n.) Stone Dogs: Aiel warrior society
shaek—(n.) house
shaendi—(n.) aunt
shaff—(n.) condition
shai—(n.) woman
shaidar—(n. & adj.) dark, as in pitch-darkness of night; indication of evil or wrong
Shaidar Haran—(n.) Hand of the Dark: name of an “extreme” Myrddraal
shaiel—(n.) she/the woman who is dedicated; Tigraine’s Aiel name
shain—(n.) peace
Shai’tan—(n.) name of the Dark One
sha’je—(n.) a type of duel in ancient Qal; mentioned by Semirhage
shak—(pron., adj. & adv.) any
sha’mad—(n.) literally, “loud noise”; thunder
Sha’mad Conde—(n.) Thunder Walkers: Aiel warrior society
shama—(n.) a musical instrument of the Age of Legends
shambayan—(n.) chamberlain; man in charge of securing provisions and supplies; a Borderlands term
shan—(n.) lord
shanna’har—(n.) Saldaean anniversary marriage celebration
shao—(v.) jump
shar—(n.) blood; bloodline; refers to descent rather than blood in the veins, i.e., heritage
sha’rah—(n.) an ancient strategy game consisting of a black and white piece called Fisher, a black and white 13 × 13 square board, 33 red pieces and 33 green pieces
shari—(n.) plural of shar
shatayan—(n.) chatelaine; female in charge of ordering servants and running the household; Borderlands term
shaval—(n. & adj.) linen
Shayol Ghul—(n.) Doom Pit
Sh’boan—(n.) empress; Sharan term
Sh’botay—(n.) empress’s consort; Sharan term
sheen—(n.) bringers of, or those who exemplify something
sheikar—(adj.) bright
shen—(n.) band or group; brother (hood)
Shen an Calhar—(n.) The Band of the Red Hand; originally a legendary Manetheren fighting force from the Trolloc Wars; name adopted by Mat’s soldiers
shi—(suffix) denotes multiples of ten (yat/ye suffix is dropped above the teens); e.g., suk’shi = seventy
shiatar—(n. & adj.) iron
shin—(n.) journey
shitak—(adj.) different
shodet—(n.) comb
shost—(n.) knee
shoufa—(n.) dust veil; used by the Aiel
shuk—(n.) health
shukri—(adj.) healthy
sich—(n.) bag
sidama—(n.) radiance
sidhat—(n.) example
simp—(adj.) thin
sin—(n. & pron.) he or man
sind—(adv.) never
siswai—(n.) spear
siswai’aman—(n.) spear(s) of the dragon; term used by the Aiel
slagh—(adj.) bent
sleesh—(n.) dress
smoog—(n.) steam
so—(n.) thing or entity
sob—(conj.) if
sobel—(n.) button
soe—(n.) truth
Soe’feia—(n.) Seanchan Truthspeaker, Speaker of the Truth
soende—(v.) carry
soetam—(n.) great rat found in the Drowned Lands
sofar—(n.) a vehicle having steering planes
so’jhin—(n.) “a thing of exaltation”; Seanchan hereditary upper servants of the blood; also freely translated as “a height among lowliness” or “both sky and valley”
soovri—(n.) behavior
sor—(n. & adj.) work(ing)
sorbe—(v.) run
sora—(n.) life
sorda—(n.) a distinct species of rat found in the Aiel Waste
sorei—(n.) runner(s)
soudhov—(n.) cabbage
souk—(n.) bee
souvra—(n.) mind
souvraya—(comb.) literally, “my own mind”
sovin—(n.) hands; unmodified, “hands that are open and empty”
Sovin Nai—(n.) Knife Hands: Aiel warrior society
sovya—(adj.) another/any other
spashoi—(n.) taste
spiat—(v.) help
spillon—(n.) disease
spondat—(adj.) early
spotsu—(n.) bridge
s’redit—(n.) Seanchan name for boar-horses
staba—(n. & adj.) copper
staera—(n.) copper scraping stick for the sweat-tent among the Aiel
stedding—(n.) an Ogier homeland and place of sanctuary
sterpan—(n.) sex
stobur—(n.) stem
straviant—(n.) insurance
streith—(n. & adj.) a textile from the Age of Legends that changed color according to the wearer’s emotions
stripo—(n.) wing
suchan—(n.) growth
sukyat—(adj.) seven, a quantifier of material objects
sukye—(adj.) seven, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions
sul—(v.) hold
sul’dam—(n.) leash holder, holder of the leash (literally: hold-leash); a Seanchan term
sulwed—(n.) substance
sunatien—(n.) education
suravye—(n.) peace
sursa—(n.) sticks used to eat in Arad Doman
suzain—(adj.) false
svayor—(n.) soap
swabel—(n.) glove
syndon—(n.) birth
sysyn—(n.) brain
szere—(adj.) lower
ta—(n.) related to the Pattern
ta’maral’ailen—(n.) web of destiny (around those who are ta’veren); literally, pattern destined before; a term used by the Ogier
taak—(adv.) yes
taal—(n. & adj.) stone
taberan—(n.) digestion
taer—(adj.) straight, level or steady; also forthright, straightforward
tahni—(adj.) clean
tai—(adj.) true (plural is tain)
Tai’daishar—(n.) Lord of Glory (literally, the True Glory or True Blood of Battle); also, the name of Rand’s horse
tain—(adj.) plural of tai
Tain Shari—(n.) True Bloods: Aiel warrior society
tai’shar—(n.) true blood; used, e.g., in Tai’shar Manetheren! True Blood of Manetheren! (a greeting of honor used in the Borderlands)
taishite—(v.) favor
tamu—(n.) stamp
tan—(n. & adj.) sovereign
tana—(v.) get
tanilji—(n.) insect
tar—(n.) tower
tarasin—(n.) tower of man; name of palace in Ebou Dar
tarbun—(n.) hat
tarmon—(adj.) final, last, ultimate
Tarmon Gai’don—(n.) the Last Battle (has passed into everyday use; no longer italicized); from the Prophecies of the Dragon
Tar Valon—(n.) literally, “tower that guards”
tashi—(adj.) ready
taskel—(n.) reason
tasu—(v.) make
tatatoun—(n.) instrument
tati—(n.) voice
ta’veren—(n.) those who cause the fabric of the Pattern to bend around them, changing the weave; literally, “pattern, those who alter or are tied to”
tcheran—(n.) an ancient game, having a board and pieces called High Counselor, Counselors and Spires
tebout—(adj.) probable
tefara—(n.) record
Tel’aran’rhiod—(n.) The Unseen World, World of Dreams; a term used by Aes Sedai
telio—(adj.) transparent
ter—(prefix) refers to a limited or specific application
ter’angreal—(n.) a tool made to perform a specific function using the One Power; some require channeling to energize, others not
terta—(v.) rub
tezra—(adj.) gray
thamel—(adj.) young, or pertaining to youth
thaz—(prep.) at
theini—(n.) trousers
thorain—(n.) loss
thorat—(n.) coat
ti—(prep.) to
tia—(prep.) to; to the
tiel—(adv. & prep.) about
tiest—(n.) head
tiganza—(n.) Tinkers’ dance
timari—(n.) skin
t’ingshen—(n.) treebrother; a compound word that is used in a formal address to an Ogier, which literally means “to you—representative of something most important (i.e., the tree)—in brotherhood”
tinto—(n.) wall
tipakati—(n.) selection
tippat—(n.) plate
tirast—(v.) pull
t’mat—(n.) a red fruit, from the Aiel Waste
toh—(n.) obligation/duty; a term used by Aiel
tolin—(adj.) stiff
tom—(prep.) among
tongel—(n. & adj.) secret
toopan—(adj.) short
topito—(n.) direction
to’raken—(n.) a huge, exotic flying animal of the Seanchan
torian—(n. & adj.) silver
torkat—(v.) touch
torm—(n.) Seanchan exotic animal, a cross between a horse-sized cat and a lizard
torreale—(n., adj. & adv.) north
totah—(adj. & adv.) far
toulat—(n.) copy
tovya—(v.) roll
trefon—(n.) system
treyat—(adj.) three, a quantifier of material objects
treye—(adj.) three, descriptive of the immaterial, such as ideas, arguments or propositions
tsag—(interjection) bollocks; an obscenity uttered by Sammael
tsang—(adj.) despised
tsatsi—(n.) bottle
tsinas—(n. & v.) brake
tsorovan—(n.) a storm, or a smaller storm
Tsorovan’m’hael—(n.) Storm Leader; the name Taim gave Asha’man Gedwyn
tuatha—(n.) traveler; one who moves from place to place; can be a vagabond
Tuatha’an—(n.) the Traveling People
tuhat—(suffix) denotes thousands (yat/ye suffix is dropped above teens); e.g., tre’tuhat = three thousand
tuhat—(adj.) one thousand
tumasen—(adj.) safe
tumerest—(n.) bulb
tunga—(n.) point
tyagani—(n.) respect
tyaku—(v.) keep
ubriva—(n.) surprise
ubunto—(n.) animal
udiya—(adj.) clear
uglat—(v.) smash
uiwa—(adj.) good
uldatein—(n.) division
umeil—(v.) seem
undacar—(n.) plane
ungost—(n.) finger
unyat—(adj. & adv.) late
upendar—(n.) net
urkros—(n.) egg
ursta—(v.) fix
urstae—(adj.) fixed
usont—(n.) tray
uttat—(v.) slip
uvaal—(n.) leg
vaakaja—(n.) sense
vadin—(n.) bar/barrier
vaeku—(v.) station
vaesht—(n. & conj.) while
vakar—(v.) move
valdar—(n.) guard
Valdar Cuebeyari—(n.) the Heart Guard; literally, the Guard of the Heart (of the Nation/People/Land)
valon—(v.) guard
varkol—(n.) sheep
varma—(n.) ray
vartan—(n.) glass
vasen—(n.) arrow
vasen’cierto—(n.) arrow of time; idiomatic phrase which literally means “arrow enduring”
vastri—(n. & v.) rule
vavaya—(n.) flight
veel—(n.) ink
velach—(n.) receipt
velin—(n.) feather
velu—(v.) end
veren—(n.) those who cause change or are tied to
veshan—(n.) way
vesna—(n.) spring
vetan—(n.) seed
vezo—(n.) chalk
vhool—(n.) basket
viboin—(n.) pocket
vid—(prep.) with
vidhel—(n.) law
vidnu—(v.) sort
viliso—(v.) fold
vin—(n.) promise
vlafael—(n.) government
vlagh—(n.) field
vodish—(n. & v.) judge
vokosh—(n.) hair
vol—(n.) father(s) or sire(s), specific to a male who has used brutal means, i.e., a rapist
vovok—(n.) wolf
vraak—(v.) drain
vrang—(adj.) cruel
vream—(n.) shock
vron—(n.) watcher(s)
vronne—(v.) watch
vyashak—(n.) organization
vyavi—(n.) writing
vyen—(v.) fade
vyropat—(n., adj., adv. & prep.) opposite
wabunen—(n.) connection
wadlian—(adj.) simple
wafal—(n. & adj.) hanging
wagg—(n.) nerve
wahati—(n.) porter
waji—(n. & adv.) now
wakaput—(n.) ship
wanda—(v.) match
wansho—(n.) builders; Shienaran term for the Ogier
wapro—(v.) cover
warat—(n.) branch
washdor—(adj.) wise
wastin—(n.) spoon
watari—(n.) decision
wek—(prep.) off
weladhi—(n.) family
welakai—(n. & adv.) tomorrow
werstom—(n.) food
whado—(adj.) fertile
whakatu—(v.) increase
whandin—(n.) event
whudra—(n. & v.) regret
widon—(adv., prep. & conj.) after