@Yuldkuz,

Heyv-Yuld?

@Prodaz,

Wundiir?

Gonahsul

Gonsul*

Vostavek

Unless this is intended to mean "take away a spell", the translation should probably be "dispel" with one L. And if it isn't, then the derivation is odd. In that case, something from dah might work, or feim if used metaphorically.

Freymulaar

Vostavek

Unless this is intended to mean "take away a spell", the translation should probably be "dispel" with one L. And if it isn't, then the derivation is odd. In that case, something from dah might work, or feim if used metaphorically.

Thanks for the spelling correction. Vostavek does exclusively mean "to undo a spell," and wouldn't be used for the other metaphorical senses of the English word "dispel". Maybe there's a better translation than "dispel".

Krolahk

I suggest changing this to "Krolaak" as "ah" shouldn't be used in the middle of a syllable if possible.

@Krolahk,

Agreed, fixed.

Grolah

Add definition "Last"?

I don't know if this is the appropriate thread for this, but I noticed there is no Dovah word for ash. I looked for synonyms as well and nothing; cinder, charcoal, dust, soot, slag. I've found nothing.

@AshmoJotunThor,

See Kii

@Grolah, added "last" and "outlast."

Malkip

I propose that the definitions of this word and Eytik be switched.

Melaat

The word notes portray Laat incorrectly.

@Malkip, perhaps that would be malkipraan or "little-meal".

@Melaat, there are a number of canon adverbs that could potentially replace melaat, including fod, rul, ahst, or ko.

@Melaat,

I agree with its deletion.