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echo QD is a quick script for Dhe'nari-si, the Dhe'nar language.
echo 
echo Ah
echo Dhe'nar
echo Dhu
echo Mhe
echo Duk'sa
echo Eii
echo Li'bri
echo Ke'la'hai
echo Ke'lo'mah
echo Ke'lo'mai
echo Kushodom
echo kris har'esh
echo ku
echo ku'halae
echo mis'ri/a
echo okshi'i
echo q'halae/a/i
echo Sha'haisa
echo Sharath
echo Shodom
echo Sho'nah/Sho'rah
echo Sho la nei
echo Shorn'ri
echo Su'a/Su'u
echo Tameshai
echo Umesha'i/a
echo valdis'ha
exit

Ah:
And:
echo Ah--And.
exit

Dhe'nar:
First born:
echo Dhe'nar-- First Born
exit

You:
Me:
Dhu:
Mhe:
echo Dhu/Mhe--You/Me
exit

Duk'sa:
Shadow Hunter:
echo Duk'sa-- Shadow Hunter
exit

Eii:
echo Eii--Yes.
exit

Li'bri:
Balance:
echo Li'bri--Balance.
exit

Ke'la'hai:
Chair:
echo Ke'la'hai--The Chair. High Lord of the Dhe'nari Council of the Northern Provinces.
exit

Ke'lo'mah:
High Priestess:
echo Ke'lo'mah--High Priestess in Absence. The Temple Caste Chairholder of the Dhe'nari Council of the Northern Provinces (if female).
exit

Ke'lo'mai:
High Priest:
echo Ke'lo'mai--High Priest in Absence. The Temple Caste Chairholder of the Dhe'nari Council of the Northern Provinces (if male).
exit

Kushodom:
Not welcome:
echo Kushodom--You're not welcome. No real equivalent in common, not as impolite as it sounds. echo Simply signifies that an individual understands he is owed a debt by the person he helped, whereas the term Shodom usually nullifies that debt. If you loan someone a million silvers, they thank you, and you respond with Shodom, you might not get your money back.
exit

krishar'esh:
greeting:
echo Kris har'esh--Walk with Power. Used as both a greeting and a dismissal. Note, it does not 
echo mean "Walk Powerfully," but rather Walk with Power, as though Power were a companion or object you possessed.
exit

ku:
no:
echo Ku--No. Used very rarely, almost always as a prefix rather than as a stand-alone word.
exit

ku'halae:
non-student:
echo Ku'halae--Dhe'nar whom has potential to be a student but has not been accepted yet. The echo -ae suffix indicates the plural. Ku'hali is a male non-student, while Ku'hala is female. Unlike common, the female suffix is the neuter gender, and a random individual of indeterminate sex among a mixed-sex group is usually referred to in the female.
exit

mis'ri:
mis'ra:
teacher:
master:
mistress:
echo Mis'ri / Mis'ra--Literally, Master/Mistress. This is most often used by q'halae when addressing their teacher.
exit

Okshi'i:
See you:
echo Okshi'i--See you soon (colloquial). Less formal than Kris har'esh. Used among friends.
exit

Q'halae:
Q'hali:
Q'hala:
student:
echo Q'halae--Student (literally, slave/animal). The -ae suffix indicates the plural. Q'hali is 
echo a male student, while Q'hala is female. Unlike common, the female suffix is the neuter 
echo gender, and a random individual of indeterminate sex among a mixed-sex group is usually 
echo referred to in the female.
exit

Sha'haisa:
Sha'isa:
Thankyou:
Thanks:
echo Sha'haisa / Sha’isa--Thank you.
exit

Sharath:
Promised Land:
land:
echo Sharath-- The Promised Land
exit

Shodom:
welcome:
You'rewelcome:
It is nothing:
echo Shodom--You're Welcome (literally, "It is nothing").  (See also, Kushodom)
exit

Sho'nah:
Sho'rah:
brother:
sister:
echo Sho'nah / Sho'rah--Brother/Sister. Used colloquially with any Dhe'nari noble.
exit

Sholanei:
Howareyou:
echo Sho la nei? -- How are you?
exit

Shorn'ri:
cousin:
trusted:
echo Shorn'ri--Trusted/Cousin, typically referring to an elf and sometimes, though rarely a 
echo sylvan or half-elf accepted among the Dhe'nar.
exit

Su'a:
echo Su'a--Yet another form of yes.
exit

Yes:
echo Eii--Yes.
echo Su'u--another form of Yes.
echo Su'a--Yet another form of Yes.
exit

Su'u:
echo Su'u--Another form of Yes.
exit

Tameshai:
Kanshael:
dark dwarves:
echo Tameshai-- Valued and trusted companions. The tameshai are known outside of Sharath as the 
echo dark dwarves or Khanshael.
exit

Umesha'i:
Umesha'a:
ally:
echo Umesha'i/a--Ally, usually a non-Dhe'nar servant or slave with very good standing within 
echo the Family, but not of the Family.
exit

valdis'ha:
deepsorrow:
heartbreak:
echo Valdis'ha--'Sorrows of the heart' / 'deep sorrow' or 'heartbreak', can be used both ways 
echo depending on the conversation.
exit

labelError:
echo Sorry, that term is not found.
exit