Vampire language is a mother tongue of intelligent vampires – alps , bruxae , higher vampires , mulas , katakans , and nosferats – belonging to Gharasham tribe.[1] races via either telepathy or Common Speech .[2]
In particular, bruxae are able to utilize songs in this language, described as silent, shrill, and sickening to manipulate and bend to their will any human by altering their dreams and turning them into horrendous nightmares.[3]
Dictionary A
Vampire language
English
ama[1]
to be ? (From Etruscan: ama)
atranes[1]
of the building (?) (From Etruscan: atranes)
avile[1]
year(s) (?) (From Etruscan: avil)
C
Vampire language
English
cesu[1]
to place ? (From Etruscan: cesu)
cleva[1]
gift, offering (From Etruscan: cleva)
E
Vampire language
English
eclthi[1]
demonstrative (?) (From Etruscan: eclthi)
F
Vampire language
English
farthana[1]
daughter (From Etruscan: farthana meaning offspring )
H
Vampire language
English
hinthial[1]
ghost , apparition, shade (?) (From Etruscan: hinthial)
L
Vampire language
English
lautni[1]
familiar, of the family (?) (From Etruscan: laut-ni)
M
Vampire language
English
marish[1]
servant
me[1]
I, me
mi[1]
my
mutna[1]
coffin (from Etruscan: mutana)
N
Vampire language
English
nac[1]
as, how, so, because, then, when, why (From Etruscan: nac)
S
Vampire language
English
sech farthana[1]
step-daughter
sel[1]
to do, to make (?)
spureni
(?)
T
Vampire language
English
tesham[1]
burial (from Etruscan: tesham)
thaur[1]
tomb, sepulcher (from Etruscan: thaur)
themias[1]
he places (?) (From Etruscan: themiasa)
thi[1]
you
Z
Vampire language
English
zatlath[1]
silence (?) (From Etruscan: zatlath meaning companion )
Names
Vampire language
English
Draakul
(?); described as "an untranslatable pun"
Phrases
Vampire language
English
Nac thi sel me thaur?
Why did you wake me up from my tomb?
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