Glossary of Kcymaerxthaere

Nyelvate (Shape Word) Glossary

pSaqhaelin (var. pSakhalin, Saqhaelin)

[SOCK-ayel-uhn]

Origin

(Proper Name)

Definition

Distrykt of Ferkla rezhn, known for the extraordinary eyesight of its people.

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pSegolene

[(p) SEG-oh-leen]

Origin

(Gwome Name)

Definition

At the nexus of the world, extremely hard to get to but, once you are there, very close to everywhere else.

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pSugaalane

[(p) Suh-GAA-lain]

Origin

(pSugaalane Proper Name)

Definition

A language spoken widely in Tayla gwome.

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pTejas (var. pTejan)

[TAY-haas]

Origin

(Precise origin unknown, but widely accepted Distrykt Name )

Definition

This is one big Distrykt and recent attacks by the forces of the Inland Empire pounded it severely, leaving widespread information shortages.

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Puhnee

[poo-KNEE]

Origin

(Proper Name)

Definition

Brutally thuggish criminal organization active in many gwomes, notably Shagree.

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Pavilion 7

[(As per linear English)]

Origin

(Bench location name)

Definition

Bench location for the Urus Pench bench and the Bench of Culev’s Gift.

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Perimeter (Oval 6)

[(As per linear English)]

Origin

(Bench location name)

Definition

Location of the Bench Of Qui Xi’s Defeat, and the Gölge Baudy bench.

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Phlorida

[FLOR-ih-duh]

Origin

(Distrykt name)

Definition

Distrykt notable for containing the gwome Marithon Coalition.

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Pulaski

[puh-LASS-kee]

Origin

(Culture name)

Definition

Culture attributed to developing the Awas Sewra bench.

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Pavilion 2

[(As per linear English)]

Origin

(Bench location name)

Definition

Bench location for the Common Jevrrecken bench.

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Pavilion Reis

[puh-VILL-yun RACE]

Origin

(Bench location name)

Definition

Bench location for the Chabanse Pilgrim’s Bench.

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Pre Karia

[PRAY CARR-yuh]

Origin

(Bench type name)

Definition

Bench type that encompasses the Chabanse Pilgrim’s Bench.

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