awkma: water
awshk: smart, intelligent
'blh: let, release
byr lorka: go home
cho'k: endearment, usually meaning little one, love; usually used for pets or small children
drrsk: dirty
drsh: fruit
dreshi: dangerous
Ffssk': Mother
flakmmn: sorry, informal
flakmna: sorry, formal (I apologize)
gjjora: drawing, artwork
gnno': hurt(ing)
jah frh: calm down
jok: morning
'k: little, usually added onto the end of a name or object
ka to comf: is too ill, or is too sick
kas: it is
keti: look
kor: stay
kor'kn: stay with
kora: bad or naughty, a light scolding
korahn: mischievous
Kohgrash: Viktor's name in the Vokkrus language
koh frh: sit down
kraw: ouch!
krih: please
ktish: scared
lark: shake
lorka: home
mor ta lyr: here you go
'mrr: my/mine, usually added onto the end of someone's name (Kohgrash'mrr)
mr: me
mria: awake
mrio: sleep
ne corfa: be careful
ney: not
neyk: stop, no
norish: food
pora: come
prosh: good
rohsh: a friendly greeting, such as hello or hey
rohsh'a: a formal greeting, usually accompanied by a bow
ro: an exclamation to get someone's attention, translated literally to hey!
sh: so
Ta mph mr khash: you make me happy
tas: you're
tash: your
teyk: yes
thrr'n: hitting
tih: okay, alright
tokka: thank you, thanks
tor': uncle, usually followed by the person's name
vra: he, him
whf ta trsk: can you say/can you repeat, followed by a word. Used for teaching children how to speak
zhesh: goodbye
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In Search of Home
Science FictionViktor didn't expect to be abducted by aliens when he went to school one morning, and he certainly didn't expect to be thrown into the alien equivalent of a dog-fighting ring, either. But when fighting for his life quickly becomes his routine, will...
