Uzavezh Dictionary


 * Main Article: 

Uzavezh is a combination of Common Faronaf and Mannish. The vocabulary is strongly rooted in Mannish, but the Grammar is more Elvish. Note that the phonology of Uzavezh is quite strange compared to other languages.
 * Mannish: Nimtahwesh

In Uzavezh - as in Mannish, prepositions are added as a suffix onto the subject. For instance 'The plate on the table' would be 'The Plateon the table'. This is different from many elvish languages however (Plate Table-on), so don't get confused.

For Pronouns, Verbs, Tenses and Conjugation check out: 

Directions

 * North - Anudd
 * Northerly/Northward - Unudór
 * South - Zeld
 * Southerly/Southward - Zeldór
 * East - Ezd
 * Easterly/Eastward - Ezdór
 * West - Zazd
 * Westerly/Westward - Zazdór

Prepositions/Suffixes

 * On - Um
 * At - Ad
 * In - En
 * Of - Ór
 * Of Men - Óréduni
 * To - Ur
 * For - Tóv
 * By - Eid
 * With - Avén
 * From - Vróm
 * Over - Oven
 * Under - Und
 * -áddón is added to make something 'great'
 * -un is added to personify something.
 * -ezh is similar to the 'ish' in 'English ' or 'n' in 'American '/'Belgian '
 * -él is added to a word to turn it into 'someone who does x'
 * -íven is similar to the -ful in English.

Comparatives, Superlatives and Intensifiers

 * Comparatives are formed by adding -ól as a suffix.
 * Gedól - Beter
 * Superlatives are formed by adding -al as a suffix.
 * Gedal - Best
 * Intensifiers are in two tiers. Tier 1 can be likened to 'very' and Tier 2 can be likened to 'extremely'. Tier 1 intensifiers are formed by adding the prefix 'L(a)'. Tier 2 intensifiers are formed by adding the prefix 'D(e)'.
 * Laredíven - Very Rightful
 * Deredíven - Extremely Rightful

Articles
There are no genders in Uzavezh. Articles are capitalised when directly contained within a proper noun (e.g: The Dominion of Men).
 * The - Ddu(n) (sing); De(n) (plur).
 * A - U(d)
 * Some - Udi(n)

Positionals
These are the words I am calling 'Positionals'.

Common Words and Phrases

 * Yes - Yan
 * No - No
 * Good Day - Gedil
 * Good Afternoon - Gedeval
 * Good night - Gedaníd
 * Hello - Ameni
 * Hi - Men
 * Welcome - Yélhhal
 * Bye - Íngged
 * ((Swear Word)) - Dag

English - Uzavezh
Verbs can be found on the Uzavezh Grammar page. All words here are Adjectives, Adverbs or Nouns. For instance 'blessed' here is clearly the Adjective, not the Verb.
 * After - Évd
 * And - Und
 * Beast - Del/Valg
 * Cave - Ahheól
 * Creation - Lendam
 * Creature - Lendun
 * Dominion - Éndvald
 * Dragon - Wílam
 * Elf - Gezkun
 * Even More/Yet More - Mash
 * Forth/Forward - Vódd
 * Harmony - Leódd
 * High - Hen
 * Horse - Geól
 * Ice - Iz
 * Interested - Ávmodd
 * King - Ging
 * Lord - Vlein
 * Man - Édun; Zeolun, Layalun, Ádámarun
 * Making (of) - Mágam
 * Most - Vuld
 * Mountain - Veól
 * People - Vog
 * Plant - Dáddan
 * Power - Weld
 * Powerful - Weldíven
 * Son - Gin
 * Tree - Bem
 * Wolf - Vulv
 * Work - Magamun
 * World - Vald