Sith Language ,Magick & Alchemy

[Seti-I-Shadim]

In light of recent discussion of a Sith symbol, I thought I'd post this. I have for a while tried to discover any kind of fully developed Sith language. I have found no language per se but many language scripts. So I thought I would share what I have.

Sith Prophecy font: based on characters on Vader's breastplate.
Download sthproph.zip (http://www.erikstormtrooper.com/sthproph.zip)
At the site are many other fonts that may be of interest. Naboo, Yavin IV Temple font, etc. Great fan site. http://www.erikstormtrooper.com/fonts.htm
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b238/Seti-I-Shadim/sithprophecy_table.jpg


Anyone else share an interest in this or know of anything?

- Seti

[Azazel]

Very cool post.

[Darth Sidious]

I share an interest in it, but i have never even found any kind of font/script for it, let alone any kind of language...but then me and languages (aside from english) doesnt go

[Seti-I-Shadim]

The most surprising thing I have found is that no one, to my knowledge, has developed the Sith language. I have found languages for Huttese, Galactic Basic, and even those **** Ewoks! ( Who are in my book, just Teddybears with military capabilities! lol) But I am an optimist, I guess, because I keep looking. Probably cause I'm too lazy to write it myself!

- Seti

[Azazel]

Ewoks have a language ???? written one ? wellll, someone´s is with a lot of imagination...those critters cant even writte.
I think that the sith language,in existing, must be a such a old language that its forgotten by now, and the sith, as inteligent conquerors, have taken to themselfs the tongues of the conquered, as a way of passing that knowledge to the next sith.

Writting a language...I wish you good luck, unless you just imagine the characters and writte sentences in english.

[Darth-Trayer]

Ewoks have a language ???? written one ? wellll, someone´s is with a lot of imagination...those critters cant even writte.


Or just way too much time on there hands ;)

trayer

[Seti-I-Shadim]

Wow those furballs have a language. Yeah, they have way too much time on their hands, ( I guess so do I.) lol Okay, here you go-

Ewok - Basic Dictionary:



Acha (ah chah) 1. Okay. 2. All right.
Akeeata (ah kee ah tah) v. 1. Hear.
Allayloo (ah lay loo) v. 1. Celebrate.
Ando (an doh) adj. 1. Forward.
Arandee (ar ahn dee) v. 1. Listen.
Azar (ay zar) n. 1. Magic.
Bingee (bin jee) v. 1. Guide.
Bok chuu-ock (bahk choo ahk) adj. 1. Far away.
Chak (chahk) 1. Yes.
Che (chee) adj. 1. Free as in liberty..
Chesl (chess uhl) v. 1. Bring. 2. Fetch.
Chiutatal (chy oo tah tail) n. 1. Moon.
Choo doo (choo doo) adj. 1. Enough.
Chuck (chuk) adj. 1. Much.
Churi (chor ee) n. 1. Mountain.
Chyasee (chy ah see) v. 1. Help.
Coatee-cha (kote tee chah) v. 1. Celebrate.
Coro (kor oh) 1. Can you...?.
Cupee (cupp ee) n. 1. Cap as in ice cap on a mountain.
Danthee (dan thay) 1. Maybe.
Danvay (dan vay) 1. Be careful.
Dee fratta (dee frah tah) 1. That's. 2. That is.
Deej (deej) n. 1. Father.
Den (den) 1. No.
De oppra (dee opp rah) adj. 1. Upper. 2. Top.
Drik (drik) adj. 1. Happy.
Drin (drin) adj. 1. Sick.
Dutak (doo tok) n. 1. Arrow.
Ee chee wa maa! (ee chee wah mah) 1. Wow. 2. Gee whiz!
Ee choya! (ee choy ah) interj. 1. Hey.
Eekeekeek (eek eek eek) n. 1. Forest.
Eekeetuhkuh (ee kee tuh kuh) n. 1. Axe.
Eetee (ee tee) adj. 1. Long.
Eleeo (ee lee oh) adj. 1. Never.
Eleeoth (ee lee awth) adj. 1. Far.
Ehda (ay dah) adj. 1. Evil. 2. Bad.
Ehshtee (esh tee) v. 1. Give.
Ekla (ek lah) adj. 1. Big.
Entzahee roda (ents zah hee roh dah) v. 1. Cook.
E s'eesht (ee seesht) v. 1. Kill.
Feef (feef) n. 1. Plant.
Fektur (fek tur) n. 1. Medicine.
Fruk (fruk) n. 1. Brother.
Fulu (foo loo) n. 1. Circle.
Gleeg (gleeg) n. 1. Drink.
Glek (glek) adj. 1. Sad.
Gooka (goo kah) n. 1. Shelter.
Goopa (goo pah) 1. Hi.
Graks (graks) n. 1. Monster.
Grek (grek) n. 1. Hands.
Grenchicit (gren chik it) 1. Hold on.
Gyeesh (gyeesh) 1. Please.
Heth (heth) n. 1. Pond.
Hutar (hoo tar) n. 1. Danger.
Hveetin (he veet in) n. 1. Glider.
Jad (jad) adj. 1. Down.
Jadgreh (jad greh) n. 1. Foot.
Jarat (jah raht) n. 1. Branch.
Jeejee (jee jee) n. 1. Face.
Jeerota (jee roe tah) n. 1. Friend.
Kash (kahsh) 1. How.
Kla (klah) 1. From.
Kna Naa (kuh nah nah) n. 1. Spirit tree.
Kreeth (kreeth) n. 1. Cave.
Luka yit (loo kah yitt) n. 1. Pixie.
Lulalar (loo lah lahr) v. 1. Sing.
Lungee (lunj ee) adj. 1. Lost.
Lurd (lerd) adj. 1. Dumb. 2. Silly
Luu (loo) adj. 1. Beautiful.
Luufi (loo fee) n. 1. Flower.
Manna manna (man ah man ah) n. 1. Food.
Meechoo (mee choo) 1. I.
Mookiee (moo kee) n. 1. Female baby Ewok. 2. Wokling. (1)
Na-chin (nah chin) n. 1. Tribe.
Na goo (nah goo) v. 1. Stop.
Neetuhl (nee tul) adj. 1. Early.
Ni gata (nee gah tah) 1. Where is..?.
Nuv (nuhv) n. 1. Love.
Oh (oh) adj. 1. Too.
Ooba (oo bah) n. 1. Rain.
Oodeed (oo deef) adj. 1. Sweet.
Paamuk (pah mook) n. 1. Power.
Pibooka (pih boo kah) n. 1. Clearing.
Pola (poh lah) adj. 1. Polar.
Powa (pow wah) n. 1. Power.
Reh rehluu (reh reh loo) v. 1. Dance.
Roda (roh dah) v. 1. To eat.
Rueenee (roo ee nee) n. 1. Ruins.
Ruha (roo hah) v. 1. Hit.
Sheeu (shee oo) n. 1. Name.
Shetai (sheh tie) n. 1. Warrior.
Sirut (seer oot) n. 1. Door.
Siz (sihz) n. 1. Fire.
Sku (skoo) 1. Hello.
Sleesh (sleesh) n. 1. Berry.
Sta (stah). 1. Now.
Stoja (sto jah) n. 1. Station.
Sunee (suh nee) n. 1. Sun.
Sut (sutt) adj. 1. Soon.
Ta (tah) def. art. 1. The.
Tal (tale) n. 1. Sun.
Teeha (tee hah) v. 1. Thank you.
Teeket (tee kett) n. 1. Heart.
Thees (theess) adj. 1. Good.
Theesa (thee sah) n. 1. Baby. 2. Child.
Thek (theck) adj. 1. Here.
T'hesh (tuh hesh) adj. 1. Quiet.
Thuk (thuck) n. 1. Rock.
Treek (treek) v. 1. Go.
Treekthin (treek thin) n. 1. Journey.
Treeta Dobra (tree tah Doh brah) n. 1. Council of Elders.
Tu (too) def. art. 1. The.
Tyatee (ty ah tee) v. 1. Come.
Veek (veek) adj. 1. Quick.
Weewa (wee wah) n. 1. House. 2. Home.
X'eef (zheef) n. 1. Ground.
Yeh (yeh) adj. 1. Old.
Yeha (yee hah) 1. Good-bye.
Yehan (yeh han) n. 1. Peace.
Yesh (yesh) adj. 1. Right. 2. Correct.
Yiyult (yeye yult) n. 1. Cup.
Yit (yitt) n. 1. Thing.
Yub nub (yubb nubb) n. 1. Freedom.
Yubnub (yub nub) 1. Hurray.
Yud ehda (yood ay dah) 1. Alas.
Yuf (yuhf) v. 1. Climb.
Yungyet (yung yett) n. 1. Nut.
Yupyup (yupp yupp)v. 1. Rejoice.
Zeeg (zeeg) adj. 1. In.
Zehg (zayg) adj. 1. Out.

Basic - Ewok Dictionary:

Alas (ah lass) 1. Yud ehda.
Arrow (air row) n. 1. Dutak.
Axe (ax) n. 1. Eekeetuhkuh.
Baby (bay bee) n. 1. Theesa.
Bad (bad) adj. 1. Ehda.
Beautiful (bee a yu tee fool) adj. 1. Luu.
Be careful (bee cair fool) 1. Danvay.
Berry (burr ee) n. 1. Sleesh.
Big (big) adj. 1. Ekla.
Branch (branch) n. 1. Jarat.
Bring (bring) v. 1. Chesl.
Brother (bruh thur) n. 1. Fruk.
Can you...? (kan yu) 1. Coro.
Cave (kayv) n. 1. Kreeth.
Celebrate (sell uh brate) v. 1. Coatee-cha. 2. Allayloo.
Child (chy uld) n. 1. Theesa.
Circle (sur kul) n. 1. Fulu.
Clearing (kleer ing) n. 1. Pibooka.
Climb (klym) v. 1. Yuf.
Come (kuhm) v. 1. Tyatee.
Cook (kuhk) v. 1. Entzahee roda.
Correct (kor rekt) adj. 1. Yesh.
Council of Elders (cown sul uhv el durz) n. 1. Treeta Dobra.
Cup (cupp) n. 1. Yiyult.
Dance (danss) v. 1. Reh rehluu.
Danger (dain jur) n. 1. Hutar.
Door (dor) n. 1. Sirut.
Down (down) adj. 1. Jad.
Drink (drink) n. 1. Gleeg.
Dumb (dumm) adj. 1. Lurd.
Early (url lee) adj. 1. Neetuhl.
Eat (eet) v. 1. Roda.
Enough (ee nuff) adj. 1. Choo doo.
Evil (ee vill) adj. 1. Ehda.
Face (fayss) n. 1. Jeejee.
Far (fahr) adj. 1. Eleeoth.
Far away (fahr ah way) adj. 1. Bok chuu-ock.
Father (fah thur) n. 1. Deej.
Female baby ewok (fee mail bay bee ee wok) n. 1. Mookiee. (1)
Fetch (fech) v. 1. Chesl.
Fire (fy ur) n. 1. Siz.
Flower (flow ur) n. 1. Luufi.
Food (fude) n. 1. Manna manna.
Foot (fuht) n. 1. Jadgreh.
Forest (for est) n. 1. Eekeekeek.
Forward (for ward) adj. 1. Ando.
Free (free) adj. 1. Che.
Freedom (free dumm) n. 1. Yub nub.
Friend (frend) n. 1. Jeerota.
From (frum) n. 1. Kla.
Gee whiz (jee wiz) 1. Ee chee wa maa.
Give (giv) v. 1. Ehshtee.
Glider (gly dur) n. 1. Hveetin.
Go (goh) v. 1. Treek.
Good (good) adj. 1. Thees.
Good-bye (gud by) 1. Yeha.
Ground (grownd) n 1. X'eef.
Guide (gyde) v. 1. Bingee.
Hands (handz) n. 1. Grek.
Happy (hap pee) adj. 1. Drik.
Hear (heer) v. 1. Akeeata.
Help (help) v. 1. Chyasee.
Here (heer) adj. 1. Thek.
Hey (hay) interj. 1. Ee choya.
Heart (hart) n. 1. Teeket.
Hello (hell loh) 1. Sku.
Hi (hy) 1. Goopa.
Hit (hitt) v. 1. Ruha.
Hold on (hold on) 1. Grenchicit.
Home (hoam) n. 1. Weewa.
House (howss) n. 1. Weewa.
How (how) 1. Kash.
Hurray (hur ray) 1. Yubnub.
I (eye) 1. Meechoo.
In (in) adj. 1. Zeeg.
Journey (jur nee) n. 1. Treekthin.
Kill (kill) v. 1. E s'eesht.
Listen (liss en) v. 1. Arandee.
Long (lawng) adj. 1. Eetee.
Lost (lost) adj. 1. Lungee.
Love (luv) n. 1. Nuv.
Magic (maj ick) n. 1. Azar.
Maybe (may bee) 1. Danthee.
Medicine (med ih sin) n. 1. Fektur.
Monster (mon stir) n. 1. Graks.
Moon (moon) n. 1. Chiutatal.
Mountain (moun tun) n. 1. Churi.
Much (much) adj. 1. Chuck.
Name (naym) n. 1. Sheeu.
Never (neh vur) adj. 1. Eleeo.
No (noh) 1. Den.
Now (now) 1. Sta.
Nut (nutt) n. 1. Yungyet.
Okay (oh kay) 1. Acha.
Old (old) adj. 1. Yeh.
Out (owt) adj. 1. Zehg.
Peace (peess) n. 1. Yehan.
Pixie (picks see) n. 1. Luka yit.
Plant (plant) n. 1. Feef.
Please (pleez) 1. Gyeesh.
Polar (pol lur) adj. 1. Pola.
Pond (pond) n. 1. Heth.
Power (pau wur) n. 1. Paamuk. 2. Powa.
Quick (quik) adj. 1. Veek.
Quiet (quy ett) adj. 1. T'hesh.
Rain (rayn) n. 1. Ooba.
Rejoice (ree joyss) v. 1. Yupyup.
Right (ryte) adj. 1. Yesh.
Rock (rokk) n. 1. Thuck.
Ruins (roo inz) n. 1. Rueenee.
Sad (sad) adj. 1. Glek.
Shelter (shell tur) n. 1. Gooka.
Sick (sikk) adj. 1. Drin.
Silly (sil lee) adj. 1. Lurd.
Sing (sing) v. 1. Lulalar.
Soon (soon) adj. 1. Sut.
Spirit Tree (speer it tree) n. 1. Kna Naa.
Station (staysh un) n. 1. Stoja.
Stop (stopp) v. 1. Na goo.
Sun (sunn) n. 1. Sunee. 2. Tal.
Sweet (sweet) adj. 1. Oodeef.
Thank you (thank yoo) v. 1. Teeha.
That's (thatss) 1. Dee fratta.
The (thuh) 1. Tu. 2. Ta.
Thing (thing) n. 1 Yit.
Too (too) adj. 1. Oh.
Top (topp) adj. 1. De opra.
Tribe (trybe) n. 1. Na-chin.
Upper (upp pur) adj. 1. De oppra.
Warrior (wor ee or) n 1. Shetai.
Where is..? (ware iz) 1. Ne gata.
Wokling (wok ling) n. 1. Mookiee. (1)
Wow (wow) 1. Ee chee wa maa.
Yes (chack) 1. Chak.
http://www.geocities.com/wermosguidetohuttese/Ewok.html


- Seti

[Darth Sidious]

O.M.G!

The Sith language, assuming one even existed would be a dead language anyway.
The Sith race died out long ago, the last Sith lord who actually was of the Sith race was Marka Ragnos, and even then, he was a halfbreed

[Azazel]

And to be even more honest, the sith were a people who were conquered by dark side followers that fled to theire home planet.

or something like that, more details on that tomorrow...

As for the ewooks, well, its a rather short dictionary....they musnt have that many things to think about in Endor anyway...

[Seti-I-Shadim]

I agree that any Sith language would be technically related to the native species of Ziost and Korriban. My own interest was from the comics where it was used in relation to Sith alchemy and magick.It was especially necessary for creating the Sith monsters,etc. Not that I would ever consider the possibility of creating Sith monstrosities!:palp: lol

- Seti

[Azazel]

And why not ? maybe its a excelent oportunity to create a powerfull enough army to regain control over the galaxy, without any kind of loyalty issues.

[Seti-I-Shadim]

Lord Azazel, I agree. My formula for Galactic conquest:
Sith alchemy + black magick + massive genetic mutations + radiation = a very interesting weekend at the Jedi temple :twisted:

Seti

p.s.: Of course I know the Beast I made has 5 arms & 3 heads, but its alot of fun at parties!!:D

[Azazel]

Of course I know the Beast I made has 5 arms & 3 heads, but its alot of fun at parties!!:D

LOLOL

5 arms sound nice, but if he has 2 on each side, were would the fifth arm go ??
Let it be 4 arms, 2 heads, 2 legs and a place to keep a extra blaster.
Fun at the jedi temple, we could manage that, if all sith gather around that idea...

[Darth Cassus]

togo party at the jedi temple toga,toga,toga

[Seti-I-Shadim]

As long as the togas are black of course.:lol: Okay...red might be alright.

:idea: And at the Toga party, while we are roasting Jedi & Ewoks over the the bonfire, instead of crushing beer cans with our foreheads, [since we are after all Evil Sith,] what do we crush? Vulture droids? Hey, why not Lightsabers? Just dont turn the **** thing on, eh?


- Seti

[Azazel]

ehehe, looks like the party has already started over there.