Ekleipsis (22 page)

Gottlos (Gott-los): Evil creatures
some claim used to be men that serve the Darkness, while others
claim are half man and half Ubil.

Greys: Those who roamed the
Shadows Lands enticing the Seekers into bondage to the
Shadows.

- H -

Hek: A female witch, user of dark
magic and sorcery.

- J -

Jezdec (Jez-deck): Scaled Deofols, who
hold the appearance of vipers and ride the Liutas.

- L -

Liutas (Li-u-tas): Fierce
beasts, having the appearance of dark grey lions, which carry the
Jezdec of Rubicund.

- M -

Malaikat (Ma-lai-kat): Good spiritual
messengers from Creator God.

Marked (Mark-ed): Name given to those
that receive a mark after swearing allegiance to the
Darkness.

Masonisti (Ma-son-is-ti): Those which
claim to follow as the Sealed, but are most secretive.

Melek (Me-lek): Four giants which lead
the Deofols of Rubicund.

- P -

Pale: A male sorcerer, user of dark
magic, false seer, which is most often deathly pale in
color.

- S -

Saska (Sas-ka): Vicious beast of the
air, with hair as women and wings of eagles, numbered among the
Deofols Rubicund.

Sealed (Se-aled): Name given to those
who give their allegiance to the true king, King
Salvare.

Seekers (Seek-ers): Name loosely used
for those which are often looking for something new, especially
during the markets of Trachten.

Seer: One able to see and proclaim the
future (receives ability from God, contrasted to a pale)

- U -

Ubils (U-bills): Fallen Malaikat, once
good but now evil spirits, which serve the Darkness.

Places

- A -

Almozak (Al-mo-zak): Village south of
Trachten where Sorie lived.

Ascuns Forest (As-cuns): Surrounds
Nesal to its south and west.

- B -

Breckenly (Breck-en-ly): Village north
of Nesal, where Ashvar lives.

Brocolat (Bro-co-lat) Inn: Common inn
in Palvolin, Trachten.

- C -

Cadas Mountains (Ca-das): East of
Nesal and Breckenly.

Cricket’s Eatery: Restaurant next to
Brocolat.

- E -

Erde (Er-d): The land in which all
this is.

- F -

Felter (Fel-ter): Village where Tamar,
Sorie’s cousin lives.

- G -

Geheim (Ge-heim): Secret hiding place
within the Cadas Mountains.

Goslet (Gos-let): Village along the
Liban River between Nesal and Salong.

- H -

Himmel (Him-mel): Kingdom of King
Salvare’s father, King Allmachtig.

Hozekan (Ho-ze-kan): Sikwayi village
of the dwarfs, north east of the Lake Selatan.

- K -

Kartus Ocean (Kar-tus): North west
ocean.

Kirche (Kir-che): Headquarters of the
Sealed, in Signum.

Kriminala Pasaule (Kri-mi-nala
Pa-sau-l): Where Rubicund the Dragon is from.

- L -

Lake Selatan (Se-la-tan): Lake south
of Hozekan, fed by the Liban River.

Lake Szikla (Zik-la): Lake surrounded
by the Cadas Mountains.

Liban River (Li-ban): River which
flows from the Cadas Mountains.

- M -

Mount Dauthus (Dau-thus): Mountain on
which Jagare resides in Oscuridad.

- N -

Nesal (Nes-al): Village south of
Breckenly, where Vandor and family live.

- O -

Oscuridad (Os-cur-i-dad): Kingdom of
Darkness, aka Darkness.

- P -

Palvolin (Pal-vo-lin): Area of the
semiannual markets in Trachten.

- Q -

Qualtes (Qual-tes): Village south of
Nesal, where Cenobia lives.

- S -

Salong (Sa-long): Village at the Liban
River, Umeten Canal connection.

Scimerian (Sci-mer-i-an]): aka
Shimmering kingdom, kingdom of King Salvare.

Shadow Lands: aka Shadows, the lands
before the kingdom of Darkness.

Signum (Sig-num): Location of Kirche,
headquarters and training for the Sealed.

- T -

Telbaton (Tel-ba-ton): Village in
Trachten, where Rayhold was from.

Temeto (Te-me-to): Previously known as
Kirche.

Trachten (Trac-ten): aka
Land of the Seekers, settled by those desiring to serve neither
King Salvare nor the Darkness.

- U -

Umeten Canal (U-met-en): Man-made
canal from Liban River, which supplies Trachten with
water.

- V -

Valtava Forest (Val-ta-va): The forest
which protects and hides Hozekan.

Varjama (Var-ja-ma): The land from
whence Piradad was from.

- X -

Xiacon (X-a-con): Capital city of
Trachten, where Xima and dignitaries live.

- Y -

Yoto (Yo-to) Inn: Dignitary inn in
Trachten.

Hidden Meanings

The List

(Alphabetically)

Abejoti “doubt”
Lithuanian

Adevar “truth”
Romanian

A
hnews “greed” Finnish

Allmachtig “almighty”
German

Apostas “apostasy”
Greek

Arkadas “friend” Turkish

Ascuns “hidden”
Romanian

Auctoritas “authority”
Latin

Baitrs “bitterness”
Goth

Barat “west”
Indonesian

Begeren “covet” Dutch

Beigas “death”
Latvian

Bron van Vreugde “joy”
Dutch

Cadas “rock”
Indonesian

Daegsteorra “the day star”
Old English

Dauthus “death”
Goth

Deofols “devils” Old
English

Desgosto “grief”
Portuguese

Drepa “slay”
Icelandic

Ekleipsis “eclipse”
Greek

Erde “earth”
German

Ehrlich “honest”
German

Falinn “hidden”
Icelandic

Frieden “peace” German

Fuerza “strength”
Spanish

Geheim “secret” German and
Dutch

Gniew “wrath”
Polish

Gottlos “wicked”
German

Gibborims
“
nephilim” Hebrew,
Gen. 6:4, "mighty men"

Hatan “hate”
Goth

Heks “witch”
Norwegian

Himmel “heaven”
German

Himo “lust”
Finnish

Hladomor “famine”
Czech

Hukum “law”
Indonesian

Hykler “hypocrite” Danish
and Norwegian

Jagare “destroyer”
Swedish

Jezdec “horseman” Czech,
Slovenian

Liban “living”
Goth

Kartus “bitter”
Lithuanian

Kelet “east”
Hungarian

Kerubh “cherub”
Hebrew

Kirche “church”
German

Krig “war” Danish,
Norwegian, Swedish

Kriminala Pasaule
“underworld” Latvian

Langmutig “long suffering”
German

Liutas “lion”
Lithuanian

Mahla “sap”
Finnish

Malaikat “angel” Indonesian

Melek “angel”
Turkish

Menindas “oppressed”
Indonesian

Morte “death”
Italian

Odvaha “courage”
Czech

Oscuridad “the dark”
Spanish (Darkness)

Oviss “doubtful”
Icelandic

Pameten “wise”
Slovenian

Penuh Harap “hope”
Indonesian

Pequena “petite”
Portuguese

Pneuma
“breath”
Greek
(
Pneumatology, Holy
Spirit)

Prerok “prophet”
Slovenian

Prevara “deception”
Slovenian

Pyktis “anger”
Lithuanian

Querubim “cherub”
Portuguese

Rakkaus “love”
Finnish

Rubicund “red, reddish”
Latin, rubicundus

Salvare “savior” Late
Latin

Saska “locust”
Hungarian

Scimerian “shimmering” Old
English

Selatan “south”
Indonesian

Signum “seal” Latin
diminutive

Sikwayi “sequoia” tree Name
of Muskogean man

Stejar “oak”
Romanian

Szikla “rock”
Hungarian

Tekopyha “hypocrite”
Finnish

Temeto “cemetery”
Hungarian

Totuus “truth”
Finnish

Ubils “evil”
Goth

Umeten “man-made”
Slovenian

Usk “faith”
Estonian

Utara “north”
Indonesian

Uyari “warning”
Turkish

Valtava “very large”
Finnish

Varjama “shadow”
Estonian

Vasen “passion” Czech and
Slovak

Viden “knowledge”
Danish

Vitis “hope”
Lithuanian

Zavest “knowledge”
Slovenian

Zolba “malice”
Slovenian

Zuiden “south”
Dutch

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