Rune Stones

== Runes Stones == There have been released a number of stone tablets with runes on them as a teaser and prior to their inclusion in the game. As of yet there meanings are uncertain. The words appear to be mostly Latin but that is unclear.

The First


stelam'iya eternei creod

caelam'iya, devotei vakad

theram'iya, oblivisei teacid

xarom'iya, ahtator tenebrei

The Second


Zerahei hafad

dar ne?riam

xen dar yadei

The Third


Oblivisei hafad

dar ne?riam

xen dar kamenei

The Fourth


devotei hafad

dar ne?riam san

halohei

The Fifth


eternei hafad

dar ne?riam xen

dar xa?enei

The Sixth


Tenebrei tamod

dar ne?riam

xarom'etan

The Seventh


agrav'agon

komasen

The Eighth


torei

ka'as

darashad

laevoda

The Ninth


da rashad'athei

laevoda

The Tenth


prael

oblivisei'ya

kavos

bellum

The Eleventh


oblivith

vaenya

kavos ameir ve rupam

The Twelfth


?ast er tor

oblivith ka'as

kavos mazzal,

oullem, ve

kozaiku

The Thirteenth


zenyo

oblivisei'ya

kavos achom

ve shantim

The Fourteenth


unabara

oblivisei'ya

kavos marim,

arashei, ve

nahrei

The Fifteenth


faran er tor

oblivith

ka'as kavos

tahkoden,

lyrith, ve

mechinam

The Sixteenth


karu, tor

oblivith,

kavos venaden

ve ferahei

=Punctuation=

-m'iya
may be a mark of the Gods

-m
may be mark as a singular noun

-ei
may be mark as a plural

may be mark as a plural noun

-a/o
may be a gender note (in Stela/Thera/Caela/Xaro)

-d
may be mark of a verb

-l
may be mark of a preposition

'iya
iyam (Sanskrit): this

'etan
etana (Sanskrit): expiration, breathing out, discharge of air from the lungs

etani (Sanskrit): these

'as
as (Latin): penny/ copper coin; a pound; one/ whole/ unit; round slice

'athei
athe- (Latin): atheist

'ya
や (romaji ya): and

=Definitions=

stelam'iya
stela (Latin): inscribed stone or wooden slab

stela (Old Norse): steal, rob

stelam (Latin) : column, pillar

stela- (Latin): pillar, column [this pillar]

eternei
eternity (english): infinite, unending time

aeternus (Latin): permanent, lasting, perpetual, eternal, endless, immortal

etern- (Latin): eternal, eternally, everlasting, unending [the Eternals]

creod
credo (latin): I Believe, doctrine, tenet, philosophy

creo (latin): create, to make grow

creo- (Latin): to create, make [create/creates/created]

caelam'iya
caila (Sanskrit): piece of cloth

caelo (Latin): carve, engrave

caela- (Latin): carve, make raised work/relief; engrave, emboss [this engraving/ this relief]

devotei
devotus (Latin): vowed, promised, dedicated, having been vowed, appointed, destined, having been appointed

devotee (English)

devoted (English)

devot- (Latin): devote, devout, devoutly, devoted [the devout/Devout]

vakad
vaka (Turkish): event

vaka (Old Norse): awake, be awake, stay awake, watch, vigil

vaka (Sanskrit): sounding, speaking; chattering, murmuring, humming, text, recitation or formula, rite [says]

oblivisei
oblivion (English): forgotten, unconscious, unaware, being destroyed

oblivisci (Latin): forget/to forget

oblivi- (Latin): forgetfulness, oblivion [the forgotten/Forgotten]

teacid
teachd (Scottish Gaelic): coming, arriving

tacit (english): implied

ahtator
astator (Latin) second-person singular future passive imperative of astō: I stand at, on, by.

tenebrei
tenebrae (latin): shadows, darkness

tenebros (Romanian): Dark, Gloomly, Obscure

tenebr- (Latin): darkness [the darknesses/ the Dark Ones]

Zerahei
zerah- (Hebrew): sunrise; Zerah (proper name) [the sunrises/ Zerah]

hafad
hafað (old norse): have, keep, hold, accept

Hafator
hafa (old norse): have

dar
dar (latin): given

dar (Azerbaijani): narrow

ne?riam
neniam (Esperanto): never

tamod
tam- (Latin): so, to such an extent

تمد Teh-Meem-Dal (Arabic): provide,supplies,extends, extended

tama- (Sanskrit): night; darkness; longing, yearning, anxiety, distress [darkens/ longs for]

tami- (Sanskrit): night; restraining the breath until exhaustion

tamu- (Sanskrit): praiser [praises]

yadei
yad- (Hebrew): hand [the hands]

kamenei
kámen (Czech): stone substance, small piece, board game piece

kamen (Low German): to come

kamen (japanese): mask, disguise, interior surface

kamen (Sanskrit): out of love or affection for; according to desire; according to the wishes of

san
San (Spanish): Saint

halohei
halo- (Latin): halo; emit (vapor); be fragrant [the halos/ their halos]

agrav'agon
aggravatus (Latin): Aggravate, Burden

agravaron (Spanish): to make worse

agrav
Agrar (Swedish): related to Agricultural or rural

agon
agon (Latin): A struggle or contest; conflict; especially between the protagonist and antagonist in a literary work.

komasen
komast (Greek): A drunken reveller, especially as depicted in ancient Greek art. (Possible "Games" as depicted with the seventh stone translation of Agon: Survival.)

ka'as
kājas (Latvian) Legs or Feet

ka (ancient Egyptian): spirit or soul of dead person

rashad
rathad (Gaelic): way (out of the way, on the way)

laevoda
laevo (latin): left side, awkward, foolish, unlucky

laevo- (Latin): left, on of from the left; unpropitious, unfavorable, harmful [harms/ disfavors]

prael
prae (latin): before (also english: pre-)

prae (Latin): before/ in front; in view of/ because of [before/ in front of]

kavos
κάβος (Greek kávos) cape, headland, promontory (nautical) cable, hawser

Kavo (Ladino): Honor

Kavo (Esperanto): cave, cavity, hollow, pit

katos (Finnish): Shelter, Cover, Canopy, Shed

kavas (Sanskrit): emitting sound, creaking, open, yawning

kava (Ido): Sunken, Hollow

kava (Sanskrit): miserly, selfish; sound; express depreciation of deficiency

kavi (Sanskrit): enlightened, prudent, intelligent, skillful, knowing, cunning, wise

bellum
bellum (Latin): war/ warfare; battle/ combat/ fight; at or in war; military force/ arms [a war/a battle/a fight]

ameir
amir (Arabic): Commander, Prince

am- (Latin): love/like; fall in love with; be fond of; have a tendency to

ve
ve (Czech): in

ve (Galician): third-person singular present indicative of ver: to see

ve (turkish): and

ve (Serbo-Croatian): Now

ve (Italian): (to) you

ve (Swedish): Misery, woe

rupam
rupam (Latvian): caterpillar

rupam (Sanskrit): beauty

rupa- (Sanskrit): appearance, figure, form, nature, kind, splendor, character

mazzal
mazza- (Latin): mace, club

Mercator
Mercator(Latin): the Latinized name of Gerard de Cremer, Flemish cartographer and mathematician.

Aedificar
aedificare (Latin): present active infinitive of aedificō build, erect, establish; I create

zenyo
Zēno (Latin): from Ancient Greek Ζήνων (Zēnōn), an ancient derivative of Ζεύς (Zeus)

unabara
海原 (うなばら, unabara): great ocean

marim
Mare (Latin): Sea

marum (Latin plural of mās): Males, Men

maré (Portuguese): Tide

arashei
あらし (romaji arashi) 荒し, 粗し: violent, rough, boorish. (Noun) あらし (romaji arashi) 嵐: storm

nahrei
nähren (german): to feed.

faran
Fara (Old Norse): to go, going, passage

tor
turris (latin): tower, rook

tuus (Latin): Your

tahkoden
tahojen (Finnish plural of taho): direction, facet

lyrith
lyra (Latin): music, lyre

mechinam
machina (Latin): machine, scheme, plan, machination

karu
Karu (Estonian): Bear

Karu (Romanji かる): 狩る: hunt

karhu (Finnish): Bear

ferahei
Fera (Latin): wild animal, beast

mazz'ael
mazal tov (hebrew): Good Luck

Mazzel (Dutch): Luck

=Translation=