Official Donoki Dictionary Created by Natalie "Eilavamp" Vincent 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! Disclaimer, explanation of the origins of the language and terms for usage can be found at the end of the document. Enjoy! Majik = Magic Maji = Magician Majidi = Magicians, plural Majidikaz = Non-Magician Prukkadi = Those who are stupid to us Prukkadi'ko = Those who are stupid to us Prukka = Idiot. Numbers Ra = Zero Da = One (also see 2 letter words) Ga = Two Ka = Three Ja = Four Pa = Five Ma = Six Na = Seven Sa = Eight Ta = Nine Pri = Ten Gri = Twenty Kri = Thirty Jri = Forty Pro = Fifty Sri = Sixty Tri = Seventy Kra = Eighty Kro = Ninety Add Fi to the end of a number to make it an ordered number, e.g. Rafi = First, Prodafi = Fifty-second, Safi = Eighth etc. Puku = Hundred Ga puku gri ga (example) Two hundred and twenty two. Domu = Thousand Sri domu na puku kra na = Sixty thousand seven hundred and eighty seven Samo = Million Tri samo kra domu ja puku prita = Seventy million, eighty thousand, four hundred and nineteen 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 a = Binding/possession (Eilas = Eila'a, We have/own = Ko tupi'a) i = past o = present u = future Two letter words Ko = Us/We Do = Theirs Da = One. Also 'Oh!' an exclaimation of surprise. Di = Plural (eg. Prukdi, idiots, or Prukdinaz, foreign idiots. This also opens up Maji, singular, to Majidi, Mages) So = Mine Ti = Ours Zi = Yours 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. Zo = No (op. Yes) Po = The/Are Za = To 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.) Zu = Also/as well/too Tu = On (Opposite of off) Du = Off (Opposite of on) Uk = ing Mi = Of Li = Or Ku = Is/'s (I.e. Ben's a smart guy. Samin Benku galiki/Benku galiki? Is Ben smart?) Jo = He/him To = They (Tokaz or Tonaz) Ju = She/her Nu = Added to end of words to make them about a person. e.g. Gini = seek. Gininu = Seeker. Mu = In/Within Questions Srik = Who Kazik = When Lokan = How Nozuk = Why Fikar = What Samin = Where Dopim = Which Three letter words Kaz = Local Naz = Foreign Doz = Money Zuz = Month Zaz = Year Gak = It Nak = It's Dak = Its Nik = Because/due to Four letter words Pruk = Idiot Maji = Magician Zazi = Yes (op. No) Niko = You (local, singular “just you“) Kari = You (local, plural “all of you”) Dika = Drink/Potion Gopo = Me Miju = With/alongside Mijo = With/used with Gini = Seek/Look Pono = Find Tasa = Without Kina = But/However Mila = Know Kodo = For Zubu = Can/Able Zana = Does Tupi = Need Togo = From Sana = Light (op. of heavy) Anas = Heavy (op. of light) Doko = Against Nomo = May (eg. you may enter) Taka = Gold Kaji = Silver Maku = Cactus Laku = Diamond Fika = Big/Huge Tori = Not Dono = Sandstonian Language, short for Donoki (sand) Lazuli (stone), the name of the town. Nali = That Momo = This Five letter words Jinik = Man (over 17) Januk = Woman (over 17) Dokon = Boy (16 and younger) Nakan = Girl (16 and younger) Dakro = Voice Majik = Magic Srali = Alchemy Minuk = Minecart/Train Sikom = Object/item/thing Somol = Small Grulo = Enchantment Kriku = King Musan = Music/Tune/Tone/Note Lapis = Water Gopon = Book Koruk = Rock Srusk = Quiet Pokka = Place Kanap = Entire/All of (an item or amount of people/things) Nifar = Nefarious Linko = Loud Kraga = Bring Hozju = Bed Kelan = Life/Alive Kozan = House Nakum = Right (also Correct) Mukan = Wrong Makil = Light (op. Dark) Likam = Dark (op. Light) Kromu = Home Samas = Shade Jonka = Name Ralik = Welcome Juzik = Boat Minar = Truth/True Kilop = Lie Mubal = False Six letter words Dolona = World Mikila = Team Lazuli = Jewel Jakani = Guard Kizjan = Lost Firuno = Fire Kasina = Snow/Ice Farofo = Lightning Gorina = Blind Dozama = Peace Jamisu = Mean/Meaning/What is meant by Sripar = Sword Fasinu = Shovel Makito = Master/Boss Maniko = Belonging/Ownership Dotani = Bow Milana = Knowledge Lujino = Arrow Kirana = Axe Zazuka = Tower Falisi = Pickaxe Sugiro = Hoe Morusu = Secret Prukka = Idiot (person. In dono, a thing cannot be idiotic. It is simply stupid.) Prokka = Stupid (thing/place/item/anything but person.) Kokuza = Coward Matona = Spire Papana = Mercy Galiki = Smart Finamu = Forest Donoki = Sand Korala = Good Mapatt = Shine (Also see Day) Galuna = Glow Zaruku = Please Danuki = Private Zikram = Standing/Status (You forget your place/You are of a low status) Jikino = Friend Malano = Enemy Jadoku = Exit Danopi = Chest Kodula = Entrance Tazula = Sorry Seven letter words Zolikan = Wonderful Morpidu = Human/Person i.e. He is barely a person at all. Who are these people? We are human. Atanoka = Attention/Warning Tanokas = Death Dorjuna = Ender/The End/End in Endstone. Anything relating to or about or made of or from The End. Nijinak = Obsidian Gazarik = Fast/At speed Galajik = Believe Eight letter words Nikonazj = You (singular, foreign) Karinazj = You (plural, foreign) Kakunaki = Railway Zaranazj = Bye/Farewell (Can add Korala to this to make it an especially heartfelt goodbye) Disaruku = Desert Taniriku = Destiny/Fate Nine letter words Gobolozak = Earth Magikromu = University Kraganazj = Station (All place uses such as police, railway etc) Ten letter words Komozakkan = Ceremony Beasts Dogaz = Zombie Skulo = Skeleton Spina = Spider Kirip = Creeper Akrina = Ghast/Ghost Kulok = Chicken Piruk = Pig Dusom = Cow Mooshroom Sheep Squid Ocelot Cat Droka = Wolf Enderman Blaze Cave Spider Magma Cube Silverfish Slime Snow Golem Iron Golem Drakan = Dragon Town Names Lapis Lazuli = Waterstone Taku Lazuli = Goldstone Galuna Lazuli = Glowstone Lopa Lazuli = Redstone Donoki Lazuli = Sandstone Koruk Lazuli = Cobblestone Verbs Admire = Lonbun Agree = Nidar Allow = Dorakar Ambush = Zazjan Answer = Pok Apologise = Jituk Arrive = Gakik Attack = Tasuk Bake = Protin Beg = Kor Brew = Dinik Burn = Zjik Call = Tarak Challenge = Sasanik Chase = Fasituk Close (op. open) = Kugog Damage = Jakun Destroy = Kuduk Die = Tanok Disagree = Nadir Drop = Prapik Enchant = Grulon End = Sotop Enter = Sasan Escape = Gaton Explode = Kakum Fix = Marik Flow = Naluk Fly = Fazon Forget = Mikon Gather = Nanuk Grab = Jolun Hang = Futin Imagine = Daramin Judge = Akak Jump = Lepok Kill = Molak Land = Kopol Move (object, not travel) = Dilak Notice = Nituf Obey = Loman Open = Goguk Pass = Tatin Play = Jujun Promise = Ponuk Protect = Kazoz Question = Kunop Reach = Garab Read = Sasom Return = Kakan Rule = Lopop Scatter = Namol Send = Pazjan Sleep = Midat Speak/Say/Talk = Satinok (Also see Voices) Speed = Kazal Spend = Zamal Survive = Taton Stay = Putun Steal = Tzjik Thank = Larun Think = Jikat Turn = Konitas Travel = Jonud Use = Zatok Vanish = Disop Visit = Jenut Walk = Fasat Watch = Katul Will = Jokum Win = Kruzok Work = Tasaf Yell = Loduj Zip = Rikun Zoom = Nurik Directions North = Ninik South = Salok East = Karan West = Dajin Backwards = Kakup Forwards = Jajan Reverse = Rikan Left = Lurop Right = Piran Through = Kinij Colours Red = Lopa Blue = Azuni Black = Krakon Light-Blue = Azunila White = Sriana Yellow = Kozoni Green = Tokini Light-Green = Tokinila Pink = Lopala Grey = Krakonla Light-Grey = Krakonji Orange = Parino Emotion Mamukin = Emotion Kobilik = Angry Norok = Happy Larkin = Hope Jinak = Sad Kasan = Sick Lopin = Tired Fikus = Fear Galokin = Excitement Misonak = Disgust Kranik = Acceptance Lisinat = Expectation Takusol = Surprise Grakan = Shock Salunin = Love Kotor = Honour Ditom = Shame Nisuk = Pity Tanan = Envy Renek = Respect Solum = Reverence Gatan = Pride Sanan = Aroused Voices Katak= Sing Satinok = Speak/Say/Talk (Also see Verbs) Gazjan = Shout/Yell/Scream/Cry (out loud) Sumuki = Cry/Sob (sad) Lokop = Hiccup Zjazjas = Whisper Jagukan = Growl Time Gruni = Time Kolok = Clock Mapatt = Day (Also see Shine) Zazak = Night Kanino = Month Sanino = Year Samanas = Sun Doniko= Moon Papilino = Stars Dajikon = Constant/Eternal/Never ending/Infinite Finoskra = No longer/Not anymore Days of the week Dakimapatt = Monday Garimapatt = Tuesday Katimapatt = Wednesday Janimapatt = Thursday Parimapatt = Friday Makimapatt = Saturday Nagimapatt = Sunday Parts of the Body Kukino = Hand Zalik = Eye Sripo = Arm Todon = Leg Furak = Foot Torusu = Torso Nonik = Finger Pizan = Toe Karunim = Hair Teteni = Head Ketina = Mind/Brain Talima = Heart Alchemy Ingredients Dinik'de = Brewing Stand Lapis dinik = Cauldron (lit. Water Brewer) Jakon = Bottle Fika Jakon= Bucket Kiluza = Nether Wart Gazuli Dosa = Glowstone/Dust (Dust also applies to Redstone Dust) Lopuli Dosa = Redstone Dust Saza Spinazalik = Fermented/Spider Eye Firusin = Magma Cream Ganuk = Sugar Giru-Malun = Glistening Melon = Ghast Tear = Blaze Powder = Gunpowder Potion = see Drink in 4 letter words Food Items Pipun = Apple Zajan = Soup Kruju = Bread Piruk-Fusu = Pork Faja = Fish Sunit = Cake Somol-Sunit = Cookie Malun = Melon Ikin = Beef Family Family = Satuno Mother = Satani Father = Torunu Brother = Gazjas Sister = Lazjoku Aunt = Mosanu Uncle = Kebate Niece = Okula Nephew = Okamu Cousin = Kizjam Grandfather = Azjas-Torunu Grandmother = Azjas-Satani Great Grandfather = Apa Azjas-Torunu Great Grandmother = Apa Azjas-Satani Ancient female ancestor = Ozja Satani (older than Great Grand) Ancient male ancestor = Ozja Torunu Potion Titles Enchantments Jinoku = Fortune Oh no! = Dazo! Explaination and disclaimer: 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. 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. 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.