The Crown of Leaves

The Crown of Leaves

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By Ve'erin
A list of translation to parbian and tsourai words from the game. Translated from official russian translation of these words.
   
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Parbian words (Latorian language)
Individual words:
Chaneros — cattleman.

Alyatte — farmer.

Melalo — a name for mystics. It translates as "soaring in height".

Salbis — whistle.

Zdrari — hello.



Appeals:
Charo — appeal to the young man.

Saly — appeal to the young woman.

Ma — appeal to an adult woman.



Phrases:
Val-vale — Do you understand? Is everything clear?

Isiridda — I didn't understand anything at all.

Slado — Okay, good.

Voma — Oh crap.

Omo — What? What are you talking about? What do you mean?

Benben — A super-universal word. It can be used as an answer to almost any question.



Swearings:
Hogaina — slut, ♥♥♥♥♥ etc.

Mamma ro gularo — mama's boy.

Ufeso —d_ickhead.

Goimok — drunkard.




Tsourai words
Salutations:
Saashada — have a good trade, easy work and endless meals! (very solemn greeting).

Fodas — come to the table. Similar to our "Welcome", and you are not necessarily invited to the table.


Appeals:
Shanti (usual option), Shantow (rough option), Shantimo (touching option) — mortal (Shang in a box if translated literally)


Individual words:
Fada — okay, good.

Ishul — you understood everything?

Vulotta — in short.

Stomre — well, to be honest...

Gromadag — tsourai booze.


Swearings:
Bisot — fool.

Dineno — moron.

Jezerato — cretin.

Portapo ta gomla — may the goblings ♥♥♥♥ on you.

Ti imbrama — it doesn't translate in any way. Just combines evil sounds.





6 Comments
Skif 17 Jun, 2024 @ 4:15pm 
thx
Twist 16 Jun, 2024 @ 10:26pm 
In the game, it's used a couple of times preceding the name of someone for whom it's appropriate, much like how Roui calls Femi "ma Femi": Elias says "charo Rasko" a couple of times, if I remember correctly. So it seems to be used in the same way one would use "mister"
Skif 12 Jun, 2024 @ 4:01pm 
how would you use charo in a sentence
Sukilet 14 Oct, 2023 @ 6:03pm 
Ohh I see, thank you
Ve'erin  [author] 14 Oct, 2023 @ 2:44pm 
It's the translation of official russian translation of these words :)
Sukilet 12 Oct, 2023 @ 2:21pm 
How did you translate these? Context clues, I presume? Unless I'm missing something