General

Haivekh

People living within the bounds of the Khavasak

Korvekh

The human race

Vuzech

A woman

Plural: Vuzecha (/vunɛxa/)

Zech

A man

Plural: Zecha (/zɛxa/)

Castes

Haisakulz

Upper caste Haivekh

Haisakur

Middle caste Haivekh

Haisakuv

Low caste Haivekh

Military, General

Khagulz

The elite division of soldiers in large Ukni hosts

Nalburz

A top level grouping of Ukni forces, roughly equivalent to “host” or “army group”. For example, if one Kechor of 1,200 soldiers is sent off on its own, it becomes a Nalburz. If that same Kechor is then brought back into a larger army, joining two Luchors of 2,400 soldiers, then they would cease to be a Nalburz and the term would apply to the entire army group that they were a part of

Ukni

Saklugz' military forces

Uksaklugz

A more formal term for the Ukni

Military, Divisions

Zechor

A military grouping of 12 soldiers

Hechor

A military grouping of 120 soldiers

Kechor

A military grouping of 1,200 soldiers

Luchor

A military grouping of 12,000 soldiers

Military, Infantry

Nashragha

Ukni infantry. Soldiers of the Nashragha fight with heavy armor, a Tuthranus shortsword, and a Haghuj shield

Gesatir

The highest rank in the Ukni armed forces, Gesatir’s command large armies and high value fortifications. While Gesatirs are technically part of the infantry command hierarchy, they have authority over all military forces under their jurisdiction

Satiragha

The second highest rank in the Nashragha, typically commanding an individual Luchor; small, independent armies; or a single medium sized fortification. Like the Gesatir, in situations where Satiragha command entire armies, they have jurisdiction over all of the other branches of the military that are part of the host

Nura’ishi

The third highest rank in the Nashragha officer corps. Nura’ishi typically command a Kechor of 1,200 infantrymen or some smaller fortresses

Dura’ishi

The fourth highest rank of the Nashragha officer corps, commanding a Hechor of 120 soldiers

Plural: Dura’ishia (/duraiʃia/)

Ashravid

The men in charge of a single Zechor of twelve soldiers

Military, Cavalry

Kuln

A term for both light and heavy cavalry

Singular: Kulj (/kʊld͡ʒ/)

Kulbakkas

Heavy cavalry

Singuler: Kulbakkuj (/kʊlbəkkud͡ʒ/)

Kulnarn

Light cavalry

Singular: Kulnarj (/kʊlɳard͡ʒ/)

Satirkulj

The highest ranking cavalry officer. The Satirkulj commands either a Luchor of 1,200 Kulj or the full compliment of riders in cases where there is more than a Kechor of Kuln

Nulaikulj

The second highest ranking cavalry officer. Commands a Kechor of 120 riders

Plural: Nulaikuln (/nulaɪkʊln/)

Durzaikulj

The third highest ranking cavalry officer. Commands a Hechor of 12 riders

Plural: Durzaikuln (/durzzaɪkʊln/)

Military, Navy

Chadurb

The Ukni navy

Krosatir

The commander of a Chadurb fleet

Kronulsak

The commander of a larger Ukni ships, such as the Thasak

Krodursak

The commander of smaller Ukni ships, such as the Chakaltun

Krushigha

Marines aboard Ukni vessels. Armed with Haghujre, Sasada, Kartuthgra, and Drogash

Military, Auxiliaries

Naraghun

Auxiliary forces: archers, peltasts, spear throwers, screeners, the military of conquered nations, scouts, healers, spies, messengers, etc

Bhailn

Archers

Gon

Crossbowmen

Korvadun

The Ukni intelligence service, including spies, informants, and anyone else who works with the division. While the Korvadun also function outside of the military, such as when they operate in conquered cities (where they would fall under the command of the local Dissatir), they are typically organized as a auxiliary branch of the Ukni military. This is especially true regarding their actions against enemy cities or when gathering intelligence relevant to the Dark God’s wars.

Narn

Any kind of peltast, crossbowman, archer, javelin thrower, or other projectile user

Sruln

The slaves, condemned criminals, and other undesirables who screen the advance of the Nashragha by rushing in ahead to screen the infantry’s advance by throwing javelins into the enemy formation. The Sruln are seen as expendable by the Ukni command, and as such they are not given any kind of protection or secondary weaponry.

Tukbharan

The soldiers responsible for training, handling, and managing the Agrugag and other birds employed by the Ukni for military ends

Vachun

Medical personal and other non-combat logistical staff

Priesthood

Visnaul

The priesthood. Literally “those who carry the creator” (with them)

Grevaburz

The coven of the highest ranking members of the Dark God’s priesthood. The members of the Grevaburz dwell well within the tower Saghburzakh, using secretive, dangerous Zuthruhk magic to unnaturally prolong their lives

Ka’in

A male priest of Saklugz

Ka’ina

Male priests

Ka'inuh

The class of priests, cultists, monastics, Zuthruhk mages, etc

Ka’inulz

A high priest of Saklugz

Ka'inur

A Zuthruhk priest of high rank, but less so than a Ka’inulz

Ka'inuv

The lowest rank of the Ka’inuh that is designated with it’s own rank

Ka'inuhragha

Soldiers and guards of the priesthood (both genders)

Nektan

A priestess of Saklugz

Plural: Nektana /nɛktaɳa/

Nektanuh

The class of priestesses, vassal virgins, female Zuthruhk mages, etc

Nektanulz

High priestess

Civil Administration

Dissatir

The city ruler or regional administrator for the occupied territories of the Khavasak