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Donoki Word List and Meanings

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  1. Official Donoki Dictionary
  2. Created by Natalie "Eilavamp" Vincent
  3. Do not copy! Please link to this page if you need to use any of it, get in contact at dragonarmycast at gmail dot com, subject line Donoki Usage. You can also find me at my website: www.dragonarmygaming.com where you will also find Creeping Dark! A Minecraft Musical. It's the first and only musical in minecraft and you will like it!
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  5. Disclaimer, explanation of the origins of the language and terms for usage can be found at the end of the document.
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  7. Enjoy!
  8.  
  9. Majik = Magic
  10. Maji = Magician
  11. Majidi = Magicians, plural
  12. Majidikaz = Non-Magician
  13. Prukkadi = Those who are stupid to us
  14. Prukkadi'ko = Those who are stupid to us
  15. Prukka = Idiot.
  16.  
  17. Numbers
  18.  
  19. Ra = Zero
  20. Da = One (also see 2 letter words)
  21. Ga = Two
  22. Ka = Three
  23. Ja = Four
  24. Pa = Five
  25. Ma = Six
  26. Na = Seven
  27. Sa = Eight
  28. Ta = Nine
  29.  
  30. Pri = Ten
  31. Gri = Twenty
  32. Kri = Thirty
  33. Jri = Forty
  34. Pro = Fifty
  35. Sri = Sixty
  36. Tri = Seventy
  37. Kra = Eighty
  38. Kro = Ninety
  39.  
  40. Add Fi to the end of a number to make it an ordered number, e.g. Rafi = First, Prodafi = Fifty-second, Safi = Eighth etc.
  41.  
  42. Puku = Hundred
  43. Ga puku gri ga (example) Two hundred and twenty two.
  44. Domu = Thousand
  45. Sri domu na puku kra na = Sixty thousand seven hundred and eighty seven
  46. Samo = Million
  47. Tri samo kra domu ja puku prita = Seventy million, eighty thousand, four hundred and nineteen
  48.  
  49. Ma samo ma puku sri ma domu ma puku sri ma = Six million, six hundred and sixty six thousand, six hundred and sixty six 6,666,666
  50.  
  51. a = Binding/possession (Eilas = Eila'a, We have/own = Ko tupi'a)
  52. i = past
  53. o = present
  54. u = future
  55.  
  56. Two letter words
  57.  
  58. Ko = Us/We
  59. Do = Theirs
  60. Da = One. Also 'Oh!' an exclaimation of surprise.
  61. Di = Plural (eg. Prukdi, idiots, or Prukdinaz, foreign idiots. This also opens up Maji, singular, to Majidi, Mages)
  62. So = Mine
  63. Ti = Ours
  64. Zi = Yours
  65. Ki = And/as well as. Usage is a bit different to the binding letter a, which shows possession and connection of two physical things, rather than two words.
  66. Zo = No (op. Yes)
  67. Po = The/Are
  68. Za = To
  69. Lu = Added to words to make them opposite. (Some words also have opposite words, i.e. Off (Du) and On (Ze), but you could also say Tulu, or Dulu, to mean off or on.)
  70. Zu = Also/as well/too
  71. Tu = On (Opposite of off)
  72. Du = Off (Opposite of on)
  73. Uk = ing
  74. Mi = Of
  75. Li = Or
  76. Ku = Is/'s (I.e. Ben's a smart guy. Samin Benku galiki/Benku galiki? Is Ben smart?)
  77. Jo = He/him
  78. To = They (Tokaz or Tonaz)
  79. Ju = She/her
  80. Nu = Added to end of words to make them about a person. e.g. Gini = seek. Gininu = Seeker.
  81. Mu = In/Within
  82.  
  83. Questions
  84. Srik = Who
  85. Kazik = When
  86. Lokan = How
  87. Nozuk = Why
  88. Fikar = What
  89. Samin = Where
  90. Dopim = Which
  91.  
  92. Three letter words
  93.  
  94. Kaz = Local
  95. Naz = Foreign
  96. Doz = Money
  97. Zuz = Month
  98. Zaz = Year
  99. Gak = It
  100. Nak = It's
  101. Dak = Its
  102. Nik = Because/due to
  103.  
  104. Four letter words
  105.  
  106. Pruk = Idiot
  107. Maji = Magician
  108. Zazi = Yes (op. No)
  109. Niko = You (local, singular “just you“)
  110. Kari = You (local, plural “all of you”)
  111. Dika = Drink/Potion
  112. Gopo = Me
  113. Miju = With/alongside
  114. Mijo = With/used with
  115. Gini = Seek/Look
  116. Pono = Find
  117. Tasa = Without
  118. Kina = But/However
  119. Mila = Know
  120. Kodo = For
  121. Zubu = Can/Able
  122. Zana = Does
  123. Tupi = Need
  124. Togo = From
  125. Sana = Light (op. of heavy)
  126. Anas = Heavy (op. of light)
  127. Doko = Against
  128. Nomo = May (eg. you may enter)
  129. Taka = Gold
  130. Kaji = Silver
  131. Maku = Cactus
  132. Laku = Diamond
  133. Fika = Big/Huge
  134. Tori = Not
  135. Dono = Sandstonian Language, short for Donoki (sand) Lazuli (stone), the name of the town.
  136. Nali = That
  137. Momo = This
  138.  
  139. Five letter words
  140.  
  141. Jinik = Man (over 17)
  142. Januk = Woman (over 17)
  143. Dokon = Boy (16 and younger)
  144. Nakan = Girl (16 and younger)
  145. Dakro = Voice
  146. Majik = Magic
  147. Srali = Alchemy
  148. Minuk = Minecart/Train
  149. Sikom = Object/item/thing
  150. Somol = Small
  151. Grulo = Enchantment
  152. Kriku = King
  153. Musan = Music/Tune/Tone/Note
  154. Lapis = Water
  155. Gopon = Book
  156. Koruk = Rock
  157. Srusk = Quiet
  158. Pokka = Place
  159. Kanap = Entire/All of (an item or amount of people/things)
  160. Nifar = Nefarious
  161. Linko = Loud
  162. Kraga = Bring
  163. Hozju = Bed
  164. Kelan = Life/Alive
  165. Kozan = House
  166. Nakum = Right (also Correct)
  167. Mukan = Wrong
  168. Makil = Light (op. Dark)
  169. Likam = Dark (op. Light)
  170. Kromu = Home
  171. Samas = Shade
  172. Jonka = Name
  173. Ralik = Welcome
  174. Juzik = Boat
  175. Minar = Truth/True
  176. Kilop = Lie
  177. Mubal = False
  178.  
  179. Six letter words
  180.  
  181. Dolona = World
  182. Mikila = Team
  183. Lazuli = Jewel
  184. Jakani = Guard
  185. Kizjan = Lost
  186. Firuno = Fire
  187. Kasina = Snow/Ice
  188. Farofo = Lightning
  189. Gorina = Blind
  190. Dozama = Peace
  191. Jamisu = Mean/Meaning/What is meant by
  192. Sripar = Sword
  193. Fasinu = Shovel
  194. Makito = Master/Boss
  195. Maniko = Belonging/Ownership
  196. Dotani = Bow
  197. Milana = Knowledge
  198. Lujino = Arrow
  199. Kirana = Axe
  200. Zazuka = Tower
  201. Falisi = Pickaxe
  202. Sugiro = Hoe
  203. Morusu = Secret
  204. Prukka = Idiot (person. In dono, a thing cannot be idiotic. It is simply stupid.)
  205. Prokka = Stupid (thing/place/item/anything but person.)
  206. Kokuza = Coward
  207. Matona = Spire
  208. Papana = Mercy
  209. Galiki = Smart
  210. Finamu = Forest
  211. Donoki = Sand
  212. Korala = Good
  213. Mapatt = Shine (Also see Day)
  214. Galuna = Glow
  215. Zaruku = Please
  216. Danuki = Private
  217. Zikram = Standing/Status (You forget your place/You are of a low status)
  218. Jikino = Friend
  219. Malano = Enemy
  220. Jadoku = Exit
  221. Danopi = Chest
  222. Kodula = Entrance
  223. Tazula = Sorry
  224.  
  225. Seven letter words
  226. Zolikan = Wonderful
  227. Morpidu = Human/Person i.e. He is barely a person at all. Who are these people? We are human.
  228. Atanoka = Attention/Warning
  229. Tanokas = Death
  230. Dorjuna = Ender/The End/End in Endstone. Anything relating to or about or made of or from The End.
  231. Nijinak = Obsidian
  232. Gazarik = Fast/At speed
  233. Galajik = Believe
  234.  
  235. Eight letter words
  236. Nikonazj = You (singular, foreign)
  237. Karinazj = You (plural, foreign)
  238. Kakunaki = Railway
  239. Zaranazj = Bye/Farewell (Can add Korala to this to make it an especially heartfelt goodbye)
  240. Disaruku = Desert
  241. Taniriku = Destiny/Fate
  242.  
  243. Nine letter words
  244. Gobolozak = Earth
  245. Magikromu = University
  246. Kraganazj = Station (All place uses such as police, railway etc)
  247.  
  248. Ten letter words
  249. Komozakkan = Ceremony
  250.  
  251. Beasts
  252. Dogaz = Zombie
  253. Skulo = Skeleton
  254. Spina = Spider
  255. Kirip = Creeper
  256. Akrina = Ghast/Ghost
  257. Kulok = Chicken
  258. Piruk = Pig
  259. Dusom = Cow
  260. Mooshroom
  261. Sheep
  262. Squid
  263. Ocelot
  264. Cat
  265. Droka = Wolf
  266. Enderman
  267. Blaze
  268. Cave Spider
  269. Magma Cube
  270. Silverfish
  271. Slime
  272. Snow Golem
  273. Iron Golem
  274. Drakan = Dragon
  275.  
  276. Town Names
  277. Lapis Lazuli = Waterstone
  278. Taku Lazuli = Goldstone
  279. Galuna Lazuli = Glowstone
  280. Lopa Lazuli = Redstone
  281. Donoki Lazuli = Sandstone
  282. Koruk Lazuli = Cobblestone
  283.  
  284.  
  285. Verbs
  286. Admire = Lonbun
  287. Agree = Nidar
  288. Allow = Dorakar
  289. Ambush = Zazjan
  290. Answer = Pok
  291. Apologise = Jituk
  292. Arrive = Gakik
  293. Attack = Tasuk
  294. Bake = Protin
  295. Beg = Kor
  296. Brew = Dinik
  297. Burn = Zjik
  298. Call = Tarak
  299. Challenge = Sasanik
  300. Chase = Fasituk
  301. Close (op. open) = Kugog
  302. Damage = Jakun
  303. Destroy = Kuduk
  304. Die = Tanok
  305. Disagree = Nadir
  306. Drop = Prapik
  307. Enchant = Grulon
  308. End = Sotop
  309. Enter = Sasan
  310. Escape = Gaton
  311. Explode = Kakum
  312. Fix = Marik
  313. Flow = Naluk
  314. Fly = Fazon
  315. Forget = Mikon
  316. Gather = Nanuk
  317. Grab = Jolun
  318. Hang = Futin
  319. Imagine = Daramin
  320. Judge = Akak
  321. Jump = Lepok
  322. Kill = Molak
  323. Land = Kopol
  324. Move (object, not travel) = Dilak
  325. Notice = Nituf
  326. Obey = Loman
  327. Open = Goguk
  328. Pass = Tatin
  329. Play = Jujun
  330. Promise = Ponuk
  331. Protect = Kazoz
  332. Question = Kunop
  333. Reach = Garab
  334. Read = Sasom
  335. Return = Kakan
  336. Rule = Lopop
  337. Scatter = Namol
  338. Send = Pazjan
  339. Sleep = Midat
  340. Speak/Say/Talk = Satinok (Also see Voices)
  341. Speed = Kazal
  342. Spend = Zamal
  343. Survive = Taton
  344. Stay = Putun
  345. Steal = Tzjik
  346. Thank = Larun
  347. Think = Jikat
  348. Turn = Konitas
  349. Travel = Jonud
  350. Use = Zatok
  351. Vanish = Disop
  352. Visit = Jenut
  353. Walk = Fasat
  354. Watch = Katul
  355. Will = Jokum
  356. Win = Kruzok
  357. Work = Tasaf
  358. Yell = Loduj
  359. Zip = Rikun
  360. Zoom = Nurik
  361.  
  362. Directions
  363. North = Ninik
  364. South = Salok
  365. East = Karan
  366. West = Dajin
  367. Backwards = Kakup
  368. Forwards = Jajan
  369. Reverse = Rikan
  370. Left = Lurop
  371. Right = Piran
  372. Through = Kinij
  373.  
  374. Colours
  375. Red = Lopa
  376. Blue = Azuni
  377. Black = Krakon
  378. Light-Blue = Azunila
  379. White = Sriana
  380. Yellow = Kozoni
  381. Green = Tokini
  382. Light-Green = Tokinila
  383. Pink = Lopala
  384. Grey = Krakonla
  385. Light-Grey = Krakonji
  386. Orange = Parino
  387.  
  388. Emotion
  389. Mamukin = Emotion
  390. Kobilik = Angry
  391. Norok = Happy
  392. Larkin = Hope
  393. Jinak = Sad
  394. Kasan = Sick
  395. Lopin = Tired
  396. Fikus = Fear
  397. Galokin = Excitement
  398. Misonak = Disgust
  399. Kranik = Acceptance
  400. Lisinat = Expectation
  401. Takusol = Surprise
  402. Grakan = Shock
  403. Salunin = Love
  404. Kotor = Honour
  405. Ditom = Shame
  406. Nisuk = Pity
  407. Tanan = Envy
  408. Renek = Respect
  409. Solum = Reverence
  410. Gatan = Pride
  411. Sanan = Aroused
  412.  
  413. Voices
  414. Katak= Sing
  415. Satinok = Speak/Say/Talk (Also see Verbs)
  416. Gazjan = Shout/Yell/Scream/Cry (out loud)
  417. Sumuki = Cry/Sob (sad)
  418. Lokop = Hiccup
  419. Zjazjas = Whisper
  420. Jagukan = Growl
  421.  
  422. Time
  423. Gruni = Time
  424. Kolok = Clock
  425. Mapatt = Day (Also see Shine)
  426. Zazak = Night
  427. Kanino = Month
  428. Sanino = Year
  429. Samanas = Sun
  430. Doniko= Moon
  431. Papilino = Stars
  432. Dajikon = Constant/Eternal/Never ending/Infinite
  433. Finoskra = No longer/Not anymore
  434.  
  435. Days of the week
  436. Dakimapatt = Monday
  437. Garimapatt = Tuesday
  438. Katimapatt = Wednesday
  439. Janimapatt = Thursday
  440. Parimapatt = Friday
  441. Makimapatt = Saturday
  442. Nagimapatt = Sunday
  443.  
  444. Parts of the Body
  445. Kukino = Hand
  446. Zalik = Eye
  447. Sripo = Arm
  448. Todon = Leg
  449. Furak = Foot
  450. Torusu = Torso
  451. Nonik = Finger
  452. Pizan = Toe
  453. Karunim = Hair
  454. Teteni = Head
  455. Ketina = Mind/Brain
  456. Talima = Heart
  457.  
  458. Alchemy Ingredients
  459. Dinik'de = Brewing Stand
  460. Lapis dinik = Cauldron (lit. Water Brewer)
  461. Jakon = Bottle
  462. Fika Jakon= Bucket
  463. Kiluza = Nether Wart
  464. Gazuli Dosa = Glowstone/Dust (Dust also applies to Redstone Dust)
  465. Lopuli Dosa = Redstone Dust
  466. Saza Spinazalik = Fermented/Spider Eye
  467. Firusin = Magma Cream
  468. Ganuk = Sugar
  469. Giru-Malun = Glistening Melon
  470. = Ghast Tear
  471. = Blaze Powder
  472. = Gunpowder
  473. Potion = see Drink in 4 letter words
  474.  
  475. Food Items
  476. Pipun = Apple
  477. Zajan = Soup
  478. Kruju = Bread
  479. Piruk-Fusu = Pork
  480. Faja = Fish
  481. Sunit = Cake
  482. Somol-Sunit = Cookie
  483. Malun = Melon
  484. Ikin = Beef
  485.  
  486. Family
  487. Family = Satuno
  488. Mother = Satani
  489. Father = Torunu
  490. Brother = Gazjas
  491. Sister = Lazjoku
  492. Aunt = Mosanu
  493. Uncle = Kebate
  494. Niece = Okula
  495. Nephew = Okamu
  496. Cousin = Kizjam
  497. Grandfather = Azjas-Torunu
  498. Grandmother = Azjas-Satani
  499. Great Grandfather = Apa Azjas-Torunu
  500. Great Grandmother = Apa Azjas-Satani
  501. Ancient female ancestor = Ozja Satani (older than Great Grand)
  502. Ancient male ancestor = Ozja Torunu
  503.  
  504. Potion Titles
  505.  
  506. Enchantments
  507. Jinoku = Fortune
  508.  
  509. Oh no! = Dazo!
  510.  
  511. Explaination and disclaimer:
  512. This language was designed for a race of desert people who are naturally attuned to magic. Majik is the #1 thing they base their livelihoods around, so that's why there are so many words for magic, magician etc. If you'd like to use this language for a race who don't use magic, it's totally possible! But that's why I wrote this the way I did. This language was created for use in a Minecraft series, which is why there are so many references to Minecraft items etc. It is not based upon any language, any similarities with words that already exist (for example if one of the words in my language translates into a swear word in a real life language) is purely coincidental, except where obvious (e.g.: Creeper - Kirip, Magic - Majik). I tried to make this language feel natural so here and there I take hints from real life english, but nothing else. So if any of the words I've made here are real words in languages other than English, then I didn't mean for it to be so.
  513. Thirdly, this is quite obviously unfinished. I'm happy for people who use this to make their own words up in my style, if they can't find one that is to their liking, but please understand this: I started this project as an exercise in how language is used in real life. If I can make a word fit into a sentence where it has a loose translation for what I'm trying to say, then all the better. Example is Zazak, which means 'night' or 'shadow'. It's context-sensitive. Also, if you do make up your own words, please understand that I still own the language and as such all the words I currently have written here are my own and you may not change them.
  514. Finally, ignore any double of words. Even though I pick these from my head at random (and possibly because of this) I sometimes hit upon the same letter pairings because I like the way they sound.
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