I made up a list of various words we need and still don't have, yet. I'm not finished yet (it's rather small, for now), there's many more categories I'll be adding, but I figured I would post this, for now, and then edit my post later to update it. (I'll also try and cross words out, regularly, as they are added.)

The words are organized first by category, then alphabetically. If there are similar words we have already, I have mentioned them in parenthesis next to the needed word.

I hope this is helpful for, at least, some of you!

Categories (so far)

• Food and Drink
• Animals and Insects
• Parts of the Body
• Clothing, Armor, Jewels and Jewelry
• Around the House
• Misc. Adjectives
• Curse Words and Insults
• Dates, Time, etc.
• Misc.

Categories I'll be adding soon:

• Alchemy and Magic
• Battle/Fighting/etc.
• Emotions/Feelings
• Buildings, Structures, etc.
• Flora and Landmarks

Food and Drink

Apple

Beef

Berry

Butter

Cake

{Complete} Cheese

Corn

Draught

Fish

Flour

Fruit

Herb

Honey

Honeycomb

Juice

Leek

{Complete} Meat

Moon sugar

Mutton

Oil

Onion

Pear

Potato

Salt

Skooma

Snowberry

Soup, broth

Spice

Strawberry

Sugar

Sweetroll

Syrup

Tomato

Vegetable

Venison

Wine

Animals, Insects

Bee

Boar

Bull

Butterfly

Cow

Deer

Dragonfly (Don't use ‘dov’ in this.)

Eagle

Fly

Fowl

Fox

Frog

Goat

Goose

Hawk

Hen

Lamb

Maggot

Mammoth

Mare

Moose

Moth

Netch

Ox

Rabbit

Rat

Sabrecat

Sheep

Skeever

Snake

Spider

Steed

Parts of the Body

Abdomen

Back (we have a word for “back” but not for the body part)

Bowels

Breast(s)

Buttock(s)

Ear

Entrails

Eyelash

Eyelid

Fingernail

Freckle

Genital(s)

Jaw

Kidneys

Liver

Navel

Nose

Nostril

Palm

Sole (of the foot)

Spine

Stomach

Thigh

Thumb

Toe

Toenail

Torso

Wrist

Clothing, Jewels and Jewelry

Amulet

Boot

Bracelet

Brooch

Clothes

Diadem

Diamond

Earring

Garment

Girdle

Gold (we have the adj. but not the noun)

Helm

Helmet

Loincloth

Necklace

Pants

Pearl

Piercing

Shirt

Shoe

Talisman

Undergarment / underwear

Veil

Around the House

Attic

Barrel

Bench

Blanket

Bottle

Bowl

Carpet

Carriage (horse-drawn)

Ceiling

Chair

Chamber pot

Courtyard

Drum

Fence

Fireplace

Flag

Flagon

Floor

Flute

Goblet

Harp

Lute

Oven

Pillow

Pipe

Plate

Pot

Roof

Spinning wheel

Stool

Table

Towel

Wagon

Window

Yard

Misc. Adjectives

Active

Agile

Bald

Beloved

Brilliant

Busy

Cool

Crooked

Curvy (we also need ‘curve’)

Deep

Dirty (we also need ‘dirt’)

Distant

Elegant

Errant

Fast

Fat

Firm

Flat

Frail

Full

Generous

Greedy (we also need ‘greed’)

Hard

Horrible

Intelligent

Juicy (we also need ‘juice’)

Light (we have light, as in the kind that is bright, however we don’t have light, as in, the opposite to heavy)

Noisy (we also need ‘noise’)

Pale

Private

Rich

Rotten (we have rot – liivor)

Salty (we also need ‘salt’)

Short

Skilled (we also need ‘skill’)

Skinny

Slender

Slow

Small

Smooth

Soft

Split, cleft

Stained (we also need ‘stain’)

Steep

Sticky (We also need 'stick')

Stiff

Straight

Straw

Swift

Tall

Tame

Tan

Thin

Triumphant (we have triumph – zind)

Unique

Violent

Wet

Wild

Curse Words and Insults

Bigot

Cur

Curses/Curse this!

Damn

Fuck

Harlot/Slut/Whore

Shit

Stupid

(We also need racial slurs for the various races)

Dates, Time, etc.

Fortnight

Morning Star (Jan)

Sun’s Dawn (Feb)

First Seed (March)

Rain’s Hand (April)

Second Seed (May)

Mid Year (June)

Sun’s Height (July)

Last Seed (August)

Heartfire/Hearthfire (Sept)

Frostfall (Oct)

Sun’s Dusk (Nov)

Evening Star (Dec)

Sundas (Sun)

Morndas (Mon)

Tirdas (Tue)

Middas (Wed)

Turdas (Thurs)

Fredas (Fri)

Loredas (Sat)

Miscellaneous

Bake

{Complete} Cook

Curve

Dirt

Distance

Fill

Greed

Noise

Prefer, Preference

{Complete} Rather

Skill

Stain

Stick

Twin

Note

 I was curious if we were actually doing curse words or not. I guess now I know.

Yes!  Some might be borrowed literally ("damn", "bastard"), others probably not ("hell", "fuck").  Get creative with your curses!

Speaking of needed words, where are the weekly "we need these" lists posted, on the home page?

Yup!  They called "The Jarl's Bounty", and I'll be putting another one up sometime today.

Can I suggest that the entry for "cow" (Boz) be altered to Bez (like Rek, she), and then "bull" can be Boz (like Rok, he). Or, better yet, make no descrimination between the two. I'd be ok with Boz being the cover-all word for cattle/cow/bull, since the derived word Bos means all three.

I would vote to keep "Boz" as a general, non-gender-specific term.  How about "Bozk" or "Bosk" for "bull"?

If you like. I'm not sure a dragon would distinguish between cow/generic cattle, but bulls may stand out to them, if only because at certain times of the year bull meat tastes kind of rank and I imagine if dragons eat (do they eat??) they would know this well. heh.

That is, if we're concerned about dragon culture... :)

Brynja

That is, if we're concerned about dragon culture... :)

Which we certainly are!  The obvious difference is gender.  Dragons are genderless but certainly understand the concept since they have feminine/masculine pronouns.  So "Boz" is "cow/cattle" and "Bozk/Bosk" is "bull"?

Bozk looks more dragony.

Question regarding calendar month and day names (I was thinking of making a bounty list from them):  Do you think the dragons/ancient nords would have called the days/months the same or had a different calendar?  There's not really much in the lore/history that states when the Tamrielic calendar was founded or by whom.

Not at all. What are months to a dragon? Days are a blink of an eye.... Dragons are essentially time itself right?, so I don't think the conception of time would be anything similar to that of mortals. They would likely have (and I didn't check) generic word for things like "moment" (wait a moment), they have a word for "eternity"... Anyway, something to think about. Become the dragon. Understand Tiid as Dov do..... ;D

(That is to say they are sensitive to Time, but what does that mean?...)

Remember too that the language was spoken by nords, and they would need words for the months and days of the week.  I mean, they could not have words for these, but I imagine it would become quite an inconvenience.