The thing is, most of the letters are an actual word, so much so that I feel like it could complicate things and it just feels messy to me. But it isn't a necessity that it changes. It's more of just something that was on my mind.

Lufeykro

There's a period in the definition

Gradolv

The "lv" seems a bit too not-dragonlike.

Alt

"Gral" could encompass this

Golahzgal

the "ahzg" bit seems a bit too much, maybe?

hiith

Golahzgal

the "ahzg" bit seems a bit too much, maybe?

Don't add the /x/ to the "ah" and it's basically only two consonants. That said, maybe "Golaazgal" or "Golazgal" would still be better. 

@Lufeykro, edited definition. Also removed some inaccurate notes.

@Gradolv, agreed, edited this to gradol.

@Alt, deleted this in favor of gral.

@Golahzgal, I am really unsure as to what this word was meant to derive from, since there were no accompanying notes. I decided to delete the word - feel free to come up with a new word for "earthquake."

See what we did‽ now the print dictionary is out of date!

Oradgah

I just simply....well....have never liked this word.....I hate it as a matter of fact, anyway i hate it because it has the entire spelling of organ but missing the 'a' Maybe we should change it? I dont quite know what to but it is too similar to the word it is translated into. Just a suggestion

Ahmuldein

Oradgah

I just simply....well....have never liked this word.....I hate it as a matter of fact, anyway i hate it because it has the entire spelling of organ but missing the 'a' Maybe we should change it? I dont quite know what to but it is too similar to the word it is translated into. Just a suggestion

Agreed, it doesn't sound good. I've deleted it for now - if anyone wants to come up with a better alternative, go ahead.

Razaan

Should add "beat" and "tempo" to the meaning.

Lun

Could add the noun as well.

Thun

synonym: statute

Vo-Aavlaas

is the hyphenation necessary?

@Razaan, added "beat" and "tempo."

@Thun, this is a very general word, which would be used in the sense of "My word is law," or "You've violated the law." I think the word zothunrot is a better fit for "statute," meaning "decree" or a specific law.

@Vo-Aavlaas, somewhat, voaavlaas would be untypical. Think of it more as a hyphenated compound of the words vo "undo" and aavlaas "marriage" than aavlaas with the prefix vo. Otherwise, I'm not totally opposed to making it voaavlaas, or something like vohavlaas.