Section II Review
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Overview
The following are exercises that review all of the previous lessons in this section. Refer to the individual lessons if you need a refresher!
Dragon Shouts & Names
1. What do the names of these dragons mean?
- Grahnahgol
- Bahiizah
- Ruthnolso
- Ulahkrin
- Sosdusil
- "Battle fury earth"
- "Wrath ice hunter"
- "Rage from sorrow"
- "Eternity courage"
- "Blood devour soul"
2. Create a hypothetical Shout for each of the described effects:
- Lightning breath
- Shields you from Shouts or spells
- Reads thoughts
- Qo Su Nah ("Lightning Air Fury")
- Spaan Dein Fiik ("Shield Guard Mirror")
- Hah Miin Lo ("Mind Eye Deceive")
Reading & Writing
1. Romanize the following text:
Pog1n rotmul1g nok ko K2z1l nau strunm4 n1r 4rk ko vul gol
2. Romanize the following text:
N1l sul9k do kendovsewuth mu krif f4 kul 4rk mon f4 p4 bronne
3. Write the following in the dragon alphabet: Dovahsos bo kosil, Dovahkiin, qahnaarin do sunvaar ahrk kiir do Akatosh.
Dov4sos bo kosil dov4k3n q4n1rin do sunv1r 4rk k3r do Akatosh
Word Walls
1. Translate the text of the following Word Wall into English:
Pah werid morokei Miraak,
zok suleykaar do pah
Sonaak wen Mul bolaav naal
Fahluaan do Jul.
All praise the glorious Miraak,
most powerful of all
Priests, whose Strength was granted by
the Gardener of Men.
2. For this exercise, use this Word Wall for reference. Transcribe it in the Roman alphabet and then translate it into English.
Het nok faal Vahlok
deinmaar do dovahgolz
ahrk aan fus do unslaad
rahgol ahrk vulom.
Here lies the Guardian,
keeper of the dragonstone
and a force of unending
rage and darkness.
Conversation & Common Phrases
1. Select the appropriate response to the following in conversation: "Drem yol lok, fahdon!"
- Ruth!
- Hi pook.
- Pruzah grind.
- Fus ro dah!
2. Select the appropriate response to the following in conversation: "Zu'u yah Ahrolsedovah."
- Zu'u fen aak.
- Bolog aaz, mal lir.
- Zu'u bahlok.
- Su'um ahrk morah.
3. Select the appropriate response to the following in conversation: "Tiid bo viing!"
- Brit grah.
- Pruzah wundunne.
- Drem yol lok.
- Tinvaak hi dovahzul?
Translating
1. The following is dialogue from the Greybeards. Translate it into English:
Lingrah krosis saraan Strundu'ul,
voth nid bahlaan klov praan nau.
Naal Thu'um mu ofan nii nu, Dovahkiin,
naal suleyk do Kaan, naal suleyk do Shor
ahrk naal suleyk do Atmorasewuth.
Meyz nu Ysmir, Dovahsebrom. Dahmaan daar rot.
Here is a literal translation:
Long sorrowfully has waited the Stormcrown,
with no worthy head to rest on.
By our Voice we give it now, Dragonborn,
by the power of Kyne, by the power of Shor,
and by the power of Atmora-of-old.
Become now Ysmir, Dragon of the North. Remember these words.
Arngeir himself offers a more transparent translation:
Long has the Stormcrown languished,
with no worthy brow to sit upon.
By our breath we bestow it now to you
in the name of Kyne, in the name of Shor,
and in the name of Atmora of Old.
You are Ysmir now, the Dragon of the North, hearken to it.
2. Translate this quote of Ulfric Stormcloak's into the dragon language. There are many possible answers, so compare yours to the one given and see if you can pick out why certain words were chosen.
"For Sovngarde awaits those who die with weapons in their hands, and courage in their hearts. We now fight our way to Castle Dour to cut the head off the legion itself! And in that moment, the gods will look down and see Skyrim as she was meant to be. Full of Nords who are mighty, powerful, and free! Ready now! Everyone, with me! For the sons and daughters of Skyrim!"
"Sovngarde saraan nust wo dir voth zun ko haal ahrk ahkrin kosil. Nu mu fonaar wah govey klov nol paalu nimaar! Ahrk ruz faal rah fen koraav Keizaal ol vahzah, rel naal Bronne sahrot, suleykaar, ahrk stin! Huzrah! Zu'u fen aak! Fah kul ahrk mon do Keizaal!"