Z'Maja quotes translated (Thrassian to English)

Dr_Con · March 13

I threw this together in case anyone was ever wondering what she was saying in Thrassian. I couldn't find anyone posting the translated text anywhere, including from my search options on the forums and on google, so figured I would translate it and put it together.

I've seen from my own footage that she says more than what's on the UESP wiki, so I may do a followup video if the wiki updates or if I get more info

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oztsXVunIKM

poke me for corrections

Dr_Con · March 13

all of my translations in the spoiler

"Cagh ante ombrogh!" - Beware of the shadow!
"Disbagh tanta mallumon!" - Dispel much darkness!
"Egh lon vogon!" - The way is long!
"Inga lukzi embrach!" - Light the embrace! - (edit: "Lukzi" here is a neologism, the "Light" translation was an inference and a more accurate translation would be "Embrace the ____" or "Step into _____" until we get clarification on what Lukzi means, it may also refer to Z'Maja's locket)
"Inkaj bid ogh!" - Come with me!
"Ligh nah vogh on!" - Let's go there!
"Maghumo kolektos!" - Collect the magic!
"Mal lugno brak uma!" - My joy breaks barriers!
"Meh migh kon tals!" - With me, everything is possible!
"Nogh tak goh taj!" - Do not touch that!
"Noghto favoran mig!" - The night favors me!
"Obegh min non!" - Leave me alone!
"Oghbro, veno agh mi!" - Brother, come to me!
"Peka noghto falan!" - Wait for nightfall!
"Per laj nogh to!" - Through the night!
"Perge kut noghton" - Pass through the nights
"Pregh nokton!" - Pray at night!
"Ruligh anta inkon!" - Rule before the icon!
"Teh naghto ell ragh!"- The night falls on us!

ZOS_Hadeostry · March 13

Greetings,

After further review we have decided to move this thread to a category we think is more appropriate for this topic.

Thank you for your understanding

spartaxoxo · March 16

Oh, this is pretty cool! She doesn't seem to have much variation, cool nonetheless.

Dr_Con · March 18

For anyone looking to translate in the future: the Thrassian language is Esperanto with the following substitutions:

ahk -> e
oix -> aux
so -> la
auw -> oj
jhe -> si

I had trouble finding the forum post that describes how to translate a different Thrassian text