Ganoom

Nouns
Common	Gnome
ability	urkn
acolyte	fogllotik
adamantium	aschasple
adult	jolwa
advisor
ale	aale
alloy	meira
ally	jerba
altar	chaaga
anger, wrath	woowa
anvil	asple
archpriest
armor	paanchi
arrow	ple
axe	tukn
back (of torso)	hinti
balance	eve
bandit	raubi
bartender	spluftaande
battle	schle
beard	fauspla
beer	leikn
bellows	splaula
boulder	glosplige
bow	splevergukn
boy	laadi
cascade	splutechm
castle	spla
child	splindi
city
coal	guli
copper	chupsple
Council	raadi
deacon
death
desire, want	wofe
dew	dage
drum	troola
dwarf, dwarven	deirge
Elf (sing.), Elven	fi
elven (language)	fingle
end
experience	irfa
Fall, autumn	sche
father	jada
field	je
fighter	stikkotik
fire	jusple
fish	jishi
forest	splosfi
forge	meidla
friend	jurude
friendly
fruit	frukn
gate
girl	laasi
gnome	ganoom
god, deity	digom
gold	ga
goodbye
gratitude, thanks	aalta
grove	ha
guard	grimni
guild, clan	traukn
hair	haala
half	lekn
half-elf	leknfi
halfling	beirynki
hall
hammer	faachze
haven, safe place	zehesple
heart	herzode
here	hi
high council
high priest
hole	looli
house	hauli
human	mune
janitor	hauliweilganoom
ingot	caage
inn	gesta
intruder
iron	irse
journey	reise
keep (small castle)	reiki
leaf	splauli
leather	leda
light	lizchei
life
knowledge	kaatna
magic	zata
magician	zatotik
matriarch
metal	meige
mine	gruni
mithril	mitsche
moon	monani
mother	made
night	nagi
No	ne
now	jenu
number (amount)	notter
obligation	jerpi
orc	mukn
ore	merkn
passage	dura
patriarch
pickaxe	splreke
platinum	plasple
potion	traankpla
pound	pfe
priest/cleric
purpose	schwo
raven	rasplaaga
recommendation	moyekn
road	straagena
rock, stone	gesra
Sea	aasple
season	jaaroze
shadow	schadu
shield	waschle
silver	aarsple
something	ietwa
soul
spice	spleschu
Spring	lentkn
steel	staadi
store, merchant	tiegma
story
stranger	jure
stronghold	hoschspla
Summer	zoome
sun	soone
tavern	achanke
temple/church
thank you	aalta
there	doore
thing	dini
time	zi
tomb
tourist	toore
trade (noun)	haande
traveler	reisgande
tree	bemi
tunnel	garne
undead	jersaana
way	wegi
weapon	waffekn
Welcome	jelka
Winter	jinte
wood	fila
Yes	jaa
Numbers
one	aun
two	djei
three	dri
four	jeith
five	chonf
six	se
seven	siecht
eight	oht
nine	naun
ten	deihn
hundred	chudert
thousand	taumil

Introduction

Gnomish as a language was developed by Deider (vocabulary) and Vergilius (grammar). Others have added their thoughts to the language, but the language itself has not yet been approved. Those who study and use gnomish should be aware of its status as an unofficial language.

Currently, Gurky is the one to talk to if you want to suggest a word or grammar rule.

The Basics of the Gnomish Language

Gnomish style

Gnomish is derived from dwarvish, and it should be sort of 'German-esque' in sound. The grammar is Indo-European in nature and verbs are fully inflected to represent changes in time, aspect, voice, mood, person and number.

Grammar

Most of these are rules of thumb; grammar is a complex thing to invent, but can serve as an effective way for learners and creators of a language to deduce new vocabulary from existing vocabulary.

• When someone becomes a doer of noun or a verb, such as a "warrior" or a "wizard", usually the suffix -otik is added to the base verb or noun If the base verb or noun ends with a vowel, that vowel is removed. Example: To fight, stikkoch, a warrior -> stikkotik. Magic - zata, magician -> zatotik , since -och is the ending for all gnomish verbs and zata ends with a vowel.

Common Phrases

Fegallishaaven	Hello (literal translation: May Fegall be with you!)
Jorscht	Goodbye
Schnauzenweil?	How are you? (lit: Is your nose clean?)
Weilichzt	I am well (lit: Clean as a whistle!)
Daavensplatz	Thank you
Dootishev	You're welcome
Makishein	Excuse me
Liebnitz	Holy smokes
Faknsplchznt	Damn
Enkraftunsplunk	Bless us all (lit: We are all working to build the great machine.)
Ganoom	Gnome
Tinischnauzen	Non-gnome (lit: small nose)
Poopenschliemer	Rectum
Assentaapen	To be screwed over
Tiflaagenbauf	Generous person, nice guy, hero
Snachenbost	Beaver
M'Chektisnachenbost	M'Chekian beaver
HaadtifundM'Chektisnachenbost	The elusive M'Chekian beaver
Snachenbost te dosch?	Where's the beaver?
Antaschnauzen, ka bludinschekt o faashen che bittenhauzenmauf?	Is that your nose, or did a mosquito bite your face?

Gnomish Vocabulary

Verbs to attack anspoch to arrive anchommoch to be auch to bless splehnoch to buy chaufoch to come dlommoch to die jersaach to dig, mine rumhoch to do neitoch to drink desufoch to eat esitoch to feel foschloch to fight stikkoch to fly ieloch to follow foglloch to give gebboch to go, to walk famoch to hate fausoch to have tuwoch to hope horboch to journey roosoch to kill maspltoch to know kaatnoch to learn lernoch to like, enjoy mesikoch to live   to lose jercaloch to love grisploch to make ferdoch to open fosoffoch to recommend moyempoch to return   to run raafoch to save rasplhoch to say saaroch to see faskoch to sell jerifoch to sing chonnoch to smelt leigoch to speak sprukoch to stand stehoch to think smenoch to tolerate   to want, to need wofeloch to watch, to guard faachoch to win gebuhoch

Adjectives acceptable annedau agile aglie all allie any irgnie armed splewapnie bad schletz big grosplie black watz blue blotz brown dhau cold   cool   deep toto dull flatz Enduring karau fast lunie few splepau forsaken jerlo full jollie good gudie green grutz hard chatz hot   little (not much) waunau long splau many vielau near   new nutz old spleddie pleasant, nice gehau purple purkau red rodo shallow seilau sharp sploratz short gorutz similar to chalie slow songsatz small cheitz soft weotz warm   white welie yellow gebau young jutz

Adverbs

also	auschnzt
Always	oznt
maybe	foddeznt
most
never	noznt
often	triznt
only	unziznt
seldom	senaznt
sometimes	aurmaznt
then	manznt

Miscellaneous

Conjunctions
although	ospled
and	ind
because	wegor
but, yet	bach
if	wem
or	nad
Time Indicators
second	dakun
minute	paagen
hour	staur
day	laag
week	wooch
month	moonat
year	jaadna
today	seslag
yesterday	joromlag
tomorrow	naarlag
Question Words
who	chor
what	chasch
when	chaun
where	cho
why	chashaspl
how	chie
how much, how many	chielil
which	chesch
Pronouns
I/me/my	m(isch)
we/us/our	z(eimer)
he/him/his	t(un/um)
she/her	t(aam)
it/its	edh(he)
you / your (singular)	d(en)
you / your (plural)	y(otter)
they/them	sed(at)
this	sesch
that	din
Prepositions
above	chieb
after	naar
against	papsch
before	jorom
behind	hintaach
below	fon
by	de
despite	tratz
during	worood
for	chal
from	splon
in front of	chojern
in, inside	aun
of	oj
on	oon
to	chau
with	meit
through	durre