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Forfarians in Forlorn only speak this language. In other domains, Forfarians speak it alongside the national tongue. It is based on Scottish Gaelic.
Sample Vocabulary
| Forfarian | English |
|---|---|
| daenacht hael | greetings |
| beannachd leat | goodbye |
| nae | no |
| seadh | yes |
| cuidich! | help! |
| rach air falbh! | go away! |
| bòcan | ghost |
| ghaidhealtachd | highlands |
| nàdur | nature |
Forfarian :
hello - daenacht hael
goodbye - beannachd leat
please - màs e do thoil e
thank you - taing thu
yes - seadh
no - nadh
help! - cuidich!
go away! - rach air falbh!
Mists - saoghal ceò
Where is an inn? - càite bià an òsda
castle - caisteal
druid - druid
goblyn - car fiacail mar
highlands - ghaidhealtachd
nature - nàdur vampire - fuilfarng
ghost - bòcan
lich - màgl cor
werebeast - atharr-beathach
golem - rinn deuine
ancient dead - seann bàs
fiend - olc
Vistani - fìrinneach meirleach
hag - bean mar
tartan - breacan
treant - craobh coisich
tree - craobh
wolf - madadh-allaidh
oak - darach
rowan - caorann
