Ald
Anduilleaf
Banrion
Bantiarna
Before, the Black haunts
Blue seals
Bradan an Chumhacht
Brathair Bunus Muintir
By the
Mother-Creator
Caointeoireacht na cogadh
Ceil giallnai
Cinniuint
Cloca
Cloch Mor Cloch na thrintri
Clochmion
Clock-candle
Cloudmages
The feminine form of RB: 'Queen'
The feminine form of tiarna: 'Lady'
The time of myths, when magic ruled
The spirits of the dead who come and take the soul of the living when i die
Intelligent seals, black, but with a sheen of electric blue in their fur
'Salmon of Power,' the blue seals' analogue to the clochs na thrintri, eating one of the Bradan an Chumhacht that a blue seal can tap the mage-lights
The title for those who have dedicated themselves to the Order of Inis
The 'Original People,' the tribes who first came to Ta-lamh an Ghlas, remnants still can be found in the hidden places
A familiar mild curse, as we would say 'By God…'
The war-keening; the ululating and terrifying war cry of the Inishland charge their foes; the cry in con- junction with their ferocious aspect ha sent foes retreating in panic
The lower grade vassals of the RB Mael Armagh's ship
A long cloak worn by the RBocha over their clothing, usu-ally in the col Tuath
The major clochs na thrintri, the ones with large abilities
Literally, 'stone of lightning,' the stones that gather the power of the mage-lights
The minor clochs na thrintri with small powers
Device used to keep time: a candle of standard diameter with colored 1 intervals; one 'stripe' equals roughly one hour
Sorcerers of old who took power from the heavens to create their spell
The various Tuatha have colors that show allegiance:
Tuath Gabair = green and brown Tuath Connachta = blue and gold Tuath Infochla = green and gold Inish Thuaidh = blue and white Tuath Airgialla = red and white Tuath Locha Lein = blue and black Tuath Eoganacht = green and white
Colors
The Council of Lords, the actual governing body of Inish Thuaidh The 'Conference of the Comhairle,' the meeting of all chieftains in Inis Autumn feast in Ballintubber
Comhairle of Tiarna
Comhdail
Comhairle
Corn Festival Creneach
Currach
Da
Daoine
Dire wolves Draiodoir
Eneclann
Eraic
Feast of Planting
Fia stoirm
Ficheall
Fili
Filleadh
Fingal
Freelanded
Garda
Giotar
Great-da
Great-mam
Is ferr fer a chiniud
Literally, 'Clay Beings,' a race of sentient beings who inhabit the moun Thall Coill
A small, dug-out boat used by the fisherfolk of Inish Thuaidh Father
Literally, 'The People,' the society to which Jenna belongs
Large, intelligent wolves that speak a language
Those consecrated to serve the Mother-Creator, in essence, the priesth is not restricted by gender; the plural is Draiodoiri
Honor-price, the amount a person can owe by his/her status
Payment of blood-money from a slayer
One of the great quarterly festivals, taking place in late March
Storm Deer, a giant deer, previously thought extinct
A board game similar to chess
Poet
The 'Coming Back,' the prophesied return of magic To slay your own kin; one of the worst crimes
A term meaning that the land is owned by the person living there; to b to be one step down from being RBocha, or nobility
The police of the large cities, or the personal protectors of a tiarna, also 'guard;' the plural is gardai
Stringed instrument, guitar Grandfather
Grandmother
'A man is better than his birth'
An analgesic used for headaches and minor pain, non-addictive, but no near as strong as anduilleaf
An extinct or mythical carnivore of the land The cloch na thrintri that Jenna holds A tunic worn under the cloca 'Good morning!'
Knifefang Lamh Shabhala Leine
Maidin maith
Mam
Milaran
Miondia
Morceint
Oenach
Pledge-son/ daugh ter
Quern
