Ben's Notebook: A


Word	Pronunciation		Definition
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
abai	`(ah-BYE)`	(noun)	A baby or very young child.
abaie	`(ah-BAH-ee)`	(noun)	Brother. Also pronounced "ah-VAH-ee" when referring to one's brother in a metaphorical or social sense. This is the most common way that Malakhim refer to familiar Images.
aben	`(ah-BEN)`	(noun)	Father
adea	`(ah-DAY-ah)`	(verb)	to serve
adeis	`(ah-DAY-is)`	(obj. pr.)	A really formal way to say you.
adeish	`(ah-DAY-ish)`	(obj. pr.)	Nathan and Juno use this one. It means "you", but only for really close friends.
adeiz	`(ah-DAY-iz)`	(obj. pr.)	This way of saying "you" is very harsh and vulgar.
adham	`(ah-HAAM)`	(noun)	A human soul.
agami	`(ah-GAH-mee)`	(noun)	A little gift intended to inspire goodwill, derivative of 'agath' but less formal in nature.
agath	`(AH-gath)`	(noun)	This is a lot like lagniappe, a little something extra that you give to someone you like.
ah'hv	`(AH-(stop)-hv)`	(noun)	May says this means love, but it's only one of a bunch of words that also mean this. This one's the most general.
alei	`(ah-LAY)`	(noun)	Thought or consciousness, though this word is often used to describe the non-physical world in general.
alkua	`(al-KOO-ah)`	(verb)	To befriend a person, or reach out to a stranger.
alle	`(ah-LEH)`	(noun)	This is a younger sister. Images use it sometimes for aspects, when they are being comforting or protective.
alvane	`(ahl-VAH-neh)`	(noun)	Sister. Also pronounced "ahl-KAH-neh" when referring to one's sister in a metaphorical or social sense. This is the most common way that Malakhim to refer to familiar Aspects.
amqo	`(AHM-ko)`	(noun)	This is what Images are called. It comes from the word amq, which means both masculine and embodiment. There is a more feminine way of saying it too: amqoh.
aryha	`(ah-RYE-hə)`	(noun)	A younger angel (Image) who has pledged himself entirely to an older angel (Image). May says there's no word for the older angel's role in the friendship. I think it's something closer than blood brothers but not quite as close as the bond an image shares with his aspect.
atzoawi	`(AHT-soh-OW-ee)`	(noun)	This is something that makes it easy for angels to use spiritual energy in the living world. It's usually only useful for one thing, and it's always complicated trying to figure out how to use it. Nathan says it's like a prism, you put light in just the right way and it converts that into just the colors you need.
aven	`(ah-VEN)`	(noun)	Mother
awas	`(ah-WAS)`	(noun)	Matter or stuff, but it usually refers to the physical world and everything in it. It also refers to the world as a geographical place, but almost nobody uses it that way anymore.

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