A community for the dragon language of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
 yaropolk June 25, 2014 |
how does this translate? Whiterun AHROLSEDOVAH Volunruud ??? Volskygge Valthume Ustengrav Skuldafn Ragnvald Saarthal Folgunthur Angarvunde Ansilvund |
how does this translate?
Whiterun AHROLSEDOVAH
Bromjunaar BROMJUNaaR - BROM-JUN-aaR(Ñевер-король-Ñлуга) Labyrinthian (Ñовременное название )
Korvanjund KORVANJUND - KORVAN-JUN-D - ???
Volunruud ???
Volskygge
Valthume
Ustengrav
Skuldafn
Ragnvald
Saarthal
Folgunthur
Angarvunde
Ansilvund
 paarthurnax Administrator June 25, 2014 |
Nice list, the only confirmed cities with Dovahzul names are Ahrolsedovah ("hill of the dragon") and Bromjunaar ("north kingdom"). The other cities are likely not related to the dragon language, but are probably from a Nordic language. |
Nice list, the only confirmed cities with Dovahzul names are Ahrolsedovah ("hill of the dragon") and Bromjunaar ("north kingdom"). The other cities are likely not related to the dragon language, but are probably from a Nordic language.
 Sahkrahfaas June 25, 2014 |
Bromjunaar and Labyrinthian are the same, it earned the name "Labyrinthian" because of Shalidor's Maze, the actual city is older than the maze. I normally call it Bromjunaar anyway. |
Bromjunaar and Labyrinthian are the same, it earned the name "Labyrinthian" because of Shalidor's Maze, the actual city is older than the maze. I normally call it Bromjunaar anyway.
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