client — person who has an obligation or agreement with a Thief

counter — whore

done — murdered

dull — persuade to keep silent

dunghead — fool

dwells — term used to describe slum dwellers

eye — keep watch

fired — angry (got fired about it)

fish — propose/ask/look for (also someone fleeing the Guard)

gauntlet — guard who is bribeable or in the control of a Thief

goldmine — man who prefers boys

good go — a reasonable try

got — caught

grandmother — pimp

gutter — dealer in stolen goods

hai — a call for attention or expression of surprise or inquiry

heavies — important people

kin — a Thief's closest and most trusted

knife — assassin/hired killer

messenger — thug who delivers or carries out a threat

mind — hide (minds his business, I'll mind that for you)

mug — mouth (as in vessel for bol)

out for — looking for

pick — recognize, understand

punt — smuggler

right-sided — trustworthy/heart in the right place

rope — freedom

rub — trouble (got into some rub over it)

shine — attraction (got a shine for him)

show — introduce

space — allowances/permission

squimp — someone who double-crosses the Thieves

style — manner of performing business

tag — recognize (also means a spy, usually undercover)

thief — leader of a criminal group

watcher — posted to observe something or someone

wild — difficult

visitor — burglar

Glossary

Animals

aga moths — pests that eat clothing

anyi — sea mammals with short spines

Ceryni — small rodent

enka — horned domestic animal, bred for meat

eyoma — sea leeches

faren — general term for arachnids

gorin — large domestic animal used for food and to haul boats and wagons

harrel — small domestic animal bred for meat

inava — insect believed to bestow good luck

limek — wild predatory dog

mullock — wild nocturnal bird

rassook — domestic bird used for meat and feathers

ravi — rodent, larger than Ceryni

reber — domestic animal, bred for wool and meat

sapfly — woodland insect

sevli — poisonous lizard

squimp — squirrel-like creature that steals food

yeel — small domesticated breed of limek used for tracking

zill — small, intelligent mammal sometimes kept as a pet

Plants/Food

anivope vines — plant sensitive to mental projection

bol — (also means 'river scum') strong liquor made from tugors

brasi — green leafy vegetable with small buds

chebol sauce — rich meat sauce made from bol

crots — large, purple beans

curem — smooth, nutty spice

curren — coarse grain with robust flavor

dull — long fruit with tart orange, seedy flesh

gan-gan — flowering bush from Lan

iker — stimulating drug, reputed to have aphrodisiac properties

jerras — long yellow beans

kreppa — foul-smelling medicinal herb

marin — red citrus fruit

monyo — bulb

myk — mind-affecting drug

nalar — pungent root

nemmin — sleep-inducing drug

pachi — crisp, sweet fruit

papea — pepper-like spice

piorres — small, bell-shaped fruit

rakaIsuka — stimulating drink made from roasted beans, originally from Sachaka

shem — edible reed-like plant

sumi — bitter drink

telk — seed from which an oil is extracted

term — grain that can be cooked as is, broken into small pieces, or ground to make a flour

tiro — edible nuts

tugor — parsnip-like root

vare — berries from which most wine is produced

Clothing and Weaponry

incal — square symbol, not unlike a family shield, sewn onto sleeve or cuff

kebin — iron bar with hook for catching attacker's knife, carried by guards

longcoat — ankle-length coat

Public Houses

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