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    Neo Khuzdul Common Sayings v1

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    The document provides greetings and phrases in English and Khuzdul (the language of dwarves). In English, it lists greetings like "please", "thank you", and "excuse me". In Khuzdul, it gives traditional dwarven greetings, blessings, and sayings that reference family, halls, luck, and Mahal (their god of creation). Deeper meanings are provided for some Khuzdul phrases.

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    The document provides greetings and phrases in English and Khuzdul (the language of dwarves). In English, it lists greetings like "please", "thank you", and "excuse me". In Khuzdul, it gives traditional dwarven greetings, blessings, and sayings that reference family, halls, luck, and Mahal (their god of creation). Deeper meanings are provided for some Khuzdul phrases.

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    The document provides greetings and phrases in English and Khuzdul (the language of dwarves). In English, it lists greetings like "please", "thank you", and "excuse me". In Khuzdul, it gives traditional dwarven greetings, blessings, and sayings that reference family, halls, luck, and Mahal (their god of creation). Deeper meanings are provided for some Khuzdul phrases.

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    Neo Khuzdul Common Sayings v1

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    The document provides greetings and phrases in English and Khuzdul (the language of dwarves). In English, it lists greetings like "please", "thank you", and "excuse me". In Khuzdul, it gives traditional dwarven greetings, blessings, and sayings that reference family, halls, luck, and Mahal (their god of creation). Deeper meanings are provided for some Khuzdul phrases.

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    English

    Hail! Please (offering - formal) Please (offering - informal) Please (asking for person to do something - formal) Please (asking for person to do something - informal) Please (inviting - "go ahead") Thank you I'm sorry (polite apology) Excuse me/ Sorry Excuse me (asking to pass through) with pleasure (responce to thank you - informal) You are welcome (responce to thank you - formal) I don't understand May I ? Good luck! Good morning Good evening Good night May we meet again with the grace of Mahal (formal goodbye) I wish you a save journey What did you say ? What is the time ? How are you ? Fine, and you ? All is well with axe and beard sure Welcome! Hail and well met! I am here May your beard continue to grow longer May Mahal's hammer shield you Do not teach an orc to stink Only when your family is guarded and your halls are prosperous should you feast. As you teach, you learn. Do not be wise in words - be wise in deeds. it wets tooth and beard A dwarf that does not keep his beard well kept, shames Mahal Himself.

    Khuzdul
    Shamukh! Megrfatzu Yaumala Yadi Zabirakhajimuhazu Kahomhlizu Medrnat kminrk zu Achrchi gabilul Birashagimi Gasatafra yamal ydshun (addad) Ma shndi Mukhuh ? Mizl! Baknd ghelekh Alanjuz ghelekh Lomil ghelekh Gaubdkhim gagin yklib Mahal Mahzirikhi zu gang ghukhil Kulhu birglbizu ? Kulhu darn ? Zr zu ? ghelekhur, razu ? Sul ghelekh barkr ra turg. Sugl ma Idmi! Shamukh ra ghelekhur aim! Abbad! Mukhuh turgizu turug usgin. Mukhuh Mahal bakhuz murukhzu Ma mahabhyr rukhs katakhigeri. Thadulur kuthu barufizu oshmkha ra tm fulz muneb meregizu. Zurkur mahabhyrizu, abhyrizu. Ma zatbhyrizu galabur, zatbhyrizu mohilur. Shulukikiki hyakhund ra turg. Khuzd tada ma mahagrf turghu ghelekhur, tulhaj Mahal ize.

    deeper meaning/more info: greetings (can also be used for goodbye) literally: a request to "accept with greatest pleasure" literally: "here" literally: "would you grant ?" literally: "can you do ?" literally: "proceed"

    literally: "it pains me greatly" literally: "I regret" literally: "may I pass?"

    literally: "with the favor of (the fathers)" / Note: last part is often ommited.

    literally: "be lucky (have luck)!"

    literally: "well and you" Everything is fine literally: "no question" A common welcome greetings and may good be upon us
    used when annoucing yourself when entering someones home, litteraly means "bodies (people)" - short form of from "people are here" - note the word "mountain" and "body (person) are the same words in Khuzdul

    a traditional dwarven blessing safe travels think before you act / do not teach the master family and halls above merriment

    said about food which is pleasantly appetising

    A dwarf that can't endure the bad, will not live to see the good. Trust is a rare treasure, hand it out scarcely and honor those that give it to you A dwarf that chooses to take a wife must guard her as his greatest treasure Rejoice not when an elf falls - but don't rush to pick him up either. What you don't see with your eyes, don't invent with your mouth. Worries go down better with Ale than without. May Mahal keep you and mithril find you! Do not give lesser hails nor lesser bows, as you will not gather greater friends.

    Khuzd tada ma ublri zuzna, ma furukh sakh ghelekh. Dijnu hyadkh ghivasha, urthkhikizu hymrr ra hurumizu tada khajimuhzd ana zu. Khuzd tada bijeb ysthi mud oshmkh dhi zurkur ughvashhu. Ma hfkizu kuthu khathuzh asln. Ni ma mahlchp agrfumn hi ya. Kulhu ma sakhizu ya izzghizu, ma mahtadadizu ya 'agulhizu. Achshm ganagifi ughlekh ya ghureg, nidif binghureg. Mukhuh Mahal udnn zu ra sanzigil umkhh zu! Ma khajimi ishmukhh magh ibndikhh khama ma athhrizu ubahum.

    Never forget to hail and bow properly.

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