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Tol'vir is presumed to be the primary language of the tol'vir race. It is written using hieroglyphs.[1][2][3]
Untranslated words and phrases
- Achusenmen osadi djahi kahun Ammunae[4]
- Ahmtul - Ruined city in northwestern Uldum.
- Al'burq - One of the Fists of the Heavens.
- Alra'ed - One of the Fists of the Heavens.
- Akhenet - Ramkahen farming area in central Uldum.
- Akher - Mountain near Neferset City.
- Amathet - A tol'vir tribe.
- Ammon - Ruin in southwestern Uldum.
- Ankhaten - Harbor in southwestern Uldum.
- Arsad - Trading outpost in western Uldum.
- Hamatep - Neferset gate in southern Uldum.
- Kadesh! Osadi! Satekh! - Written on the [Engraved Scimitar Hilt] and said by a Ramkahen Sergeant while drilling Ramkahen Infantry. In the Sergeant's drill, each word corresponds to a combat move (a swing, another swing, and a block respectively).
- Keset - Pass in eastern Uldum.
- Khintaset - Mountaintop ruin in northwestern Uldum.
- Khopesh - Tol'vir name for a type of curved "sickle sword" design.[5]
- Mar'at - Port town in central Uldum.
- Murkash! - Said by General Husam.
- Nahom - Temple in eastern Uldum.
- Neferset - A tol'vir tribe, as well as the name of their capital.
- Orsis - A tol'vir tribe, as well as the name of their capital.
- Ramkahen - A tol'vir tribe, as well as the name of their capital.
- Sahket - Wasteland in northwestern Uldum.
- Tahret - Ramkahen date farm in central Uldum.
- Vir'naal - A major water system in Uldum, consisting of the Vir'naal River, a lake, dam, several oases, and a delta.
- Vir'sar - Oasis in northwestern Uldum.
Speculation
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The tol'vir tongue, like those of other titan-forged descendants, is likely derived from the Titan language.
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