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  Ascuns “hidden” Romanian

  Auctoritas “authority” Latin

  Baitrs “bitterness” Goth

  Barat “west” Indonesian

  Begeren “covet” Dutch

  Beigas “death” Latvian

  Bron van Vreugde “joy” Dutch

  Cadas “rock” Indonesian

  Daegsteorra “the day star” Old English

  Dauthus “death” Goth

  Deofols “devils” Old English

  Desgosto “grief” Portuguese

  Drepa “slay” Icelandic

  Ekleipsis “eclipse” Greek

  Erde “earth” German

  Ehrlich “honest” German

  Falinn “hidden” Icelandic

  Frieden “peace” German

  Fuerza “strength” Spanish

  Geheim “secret” German and Dutch

  Gniew “wrath” Polish

  Gottlos “wicked” German

  Gibborims “nephilim” Hebrew, Gen. 6:4, "mighty men"

  Hatan “hate” Goth

  Heks “witch” Norwegian

  Himmel “heaven” German

  Himo “lust” Finnish

  Hladomor “famine” Czech

  Hukum “law” Indonesian

  Hykler “hypocrite” Danish and Norwegian

  Jagare “destroyer” Swedish

  Jezdec “horseman” Czech, Slovenian

  Liban “living” Goth

  Kartus “bitter” Lithuanian

  Kelet “east” Hungarian

  Kerubh “cherub” Hebrew

  Kirche “church” German

  Krig “war” Danish, Norwegian, Swedish

  Kriminala Pasaule “underworld” Latvian

  Langmutig “long suffering” German

  Liutas “lion” Lithuanian

  Mahla “sap” Finnish

  Malaikat “angel” Indonesian

  Melek “angel” Turkish

  Menindas “oppressed” Indonesian

  Morte “death” Italian

  Odvaha “courage” Czech

  Oscuridad “the dark” Spanish (Darkness)

  Oviss “doubtful” Icelandic

  Pameten “wise” Slovenian

  Penuh Harap “hope” Indonesian

  Pequena “petite” Portuguese

  Pneuma “breath” Greek (Pneumatology, Holy Spirit)

  Prerok “prophet” Slovenian

  Prevara “deception” Slovenian

  Pyktis “anger” Lithuanian

  Querubim “cherub” Portuguese

  Rakkaus “love” Finnish

  Rubicund “red, reddish” Latin, rubicundus

  Salvare “savior” Late Latin

  Saska “locust” Hungarian

  Scimerian “shimmering” Old English

  Selatan “south” Indonesian

  Signum “seal” Latin diminutive

  Sikwayi “sequoia” tree Name of Muskogean man

  Stejar “oak” Romanian

  Szikla “rock” Hungarian

  Tekopyha “hypocrite” Finnish

  Temeto “cemetery” Hungarian

  Totuus “truth” Finnish

  Ubils “evil” Goth

  Umeten “man-made” Slovenian

  Usk “faith” Estonian

  Utara “north” Indonesian

  Uyari “warning” Turkish

  Valtava “very large” Finnish

  Varjama “shadow” Estonian

  Vasen “passion” Czech and Slovak

  Viden “knowledge” Danish

  Vitis “hope” Lithuanian

  Zavest “knowledge” Slovenian

  Zolba “malice” Slovenian

  Zuiden “south” Dutch

  If you enjoyed your free copy of Ekleipsis, book 1 of the Land of Erde, considered purchasing the complete series:

  Land of Erde

  http://www.pordlawlarue.com/

  Contains:

  Book 1: Ekleipsis

  Book 2: Daegsteorra

  Book 3: Andeis

  - Pordlaw LaRue

   able to see and proclaim the future (receives ability from God, contrasted to a pale)

   the symbol of the wicked one, upon the right hand or forehead of the servants of Darkness

   a male sorcerer, user of dark magic, false seer, who is most often deathly pale in color

   the largest trees in Erde, found only in the Valtava Forest, which surround Hozekan

   a sap tree, used for glue, sealing, with many other uses

   a type of oak, only found around Hozekan

   a female witch, user of dark magic and sorcery

   meaning ‘secret’

   to be mesmerized by; hypnotic