Technically called i̊dhsto, low elf is the universal language of elves, with most of the elven races speaking it to some degree, although usually as a secondary language to their own and common.
## Names
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
| :----- | ------ | ------- |
| Lozh | Male | - |
| Nlej | Female | - |
| Ralnor | Male | - |
| Ruht | Female | - |
| Yalse | Male | - |
## Dictionary
| Word | [[IPA]] | Definition |
| :------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Di̊smaker | /dɪs maˈker/ | A fletcher. Literally translates as "arrow maker". |
| Dzhdoslůni̊yo | /dʒdɑˈslɜːn ɪˈjɑ/ | An ironsmith. Literally translates as "iron work". |
| Ei̊zhɔi̊ | /eɪ̯ˈʒɔɪ̯/ | A trader or merchant. |
| Hyúsh | /hjʊʃ/ | Camp |
| i̊dhsto | /ɪðsˈtɑ/ | The language of Low Elf. |
| Kolawkfred | /kɑˈlɔːk fɹɛd/ | A shepherd of [[Fluffle]]. |
| Treɔi̊ | /tɹɛˈɔɪ̯/ | A hunter. |
| Twi̊ | /twɪ/ | A doctor. |
| Vnita | /vniːtɑ/ | Loosely translates as "fry" or "baby fish".<br>1. A derogatory term for someone a fisher of low socio-economic status.<br>2. A name given to new fishers or seafarers, before they've earned their way. A rookie. |
| Vnitreɔi̊ | /vniː tɹɛˈɔɪ̯/ | A fisher. Literally translates as "fish hunter". |
| Yottseni̊yo | /jɑttˈsɛn ɪˈjɑ/ | Someone who works with horses. Literally translates as "horse work". |
# Place Names
| Word | [[IPA]] | Definition |
| :---------- | ---------- | ------------- |
| Fri̊ndzhdi̊ | /fɹɪndʒdɪ/ | Snow country. |
| Zhedzhdi̊ | /ʒɛdʒdɪ/ | Ice country. |
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# Updates
- 2024-10-27
- Added Updates section