The complete Bluddian vocabulary

Compiled by Andrew R. Gillett

Glyph	English	Bluddian	Pronounciation	Original meaning
	?	neumm?	nuhm
	not	dem	duhm
	yes	neumm	nuhm
	no	dem	duhm
	me	mumgugue	mumguguh (short 'gu', not 'goo')
	you	nowgue	nowgoo
	hello	h~ungugue	h~unguguh
	bye	nowge	nowg
	go	blash	blash
	want	auch	ouch
	give	auch	ouch	(See note below)
	travel	blasch	blaschh	teleport
	like	levée	lev-aigh
	say	elley	ell-aigh
	know	knevée	nev-aigh
	unknown	eniél~	en-ail	stranger
	help	haftha	haftha
	(laugh)	laugha	laf-fa
	(cry)	gelde	gel-deh
	fear	ee	ee
	free	eed	eed
	kill	kille	keele
	vote / opinion	pitché	pitcher	vote
	money	mbit	mm-bit	bounty
	impossible	mit	mit
	prison	abeder	aabeder
	trap	abeder	aabeder
	danger	vaider	vie-deh
	prisoner	divider	divider
	play	esh	ouh-sh
	race	eshd~	ouh-sh-d
	disarm	alhab	al-hab
	destroy	dille	deele
	nonsense	sukkak	suhk-ak	joke
	time	sukka	suhkk-ah
	meeting	eshca	esh-ka	rendez-vous
	forbidden	fbid	fbid
	unpleasant	a~a~a~radud	aaradud
	urgent	l~oid	loid
	search	s~h~ush	shush
	information	ishna	ish-nah
	idea	ellioid	e~oid
	missile	roitzer	royt-zuh
	code	ellioté	elli-ottay
	friend	brooghund	broog-und
	enemy	brookluhnd	brook-lund
	spirit / mind	brooghuh	brooger
	brain	brooklhè	brookler
	warrior	augemen	orgermen
	scientist	aumemen	orrmermen
	president	grummen	gruhmen
	genetic	grummen	gruhmen
	sex	trag	trag
	creation	gauphke	gowfk	reproduction
	male	trap	trap
	female	tautd	taut-d
	identity	gennorg	gennorg
	parent	mnorrh	mnorr
	people	beengo	bee-engo
	different	rendgord	rendgord
	small	s~m~	su~m
	great	greh	greh
	strong	s~t~d	stu~d
	bad	b~d~	bu~d
	good	guhd	good
	brave	reph	rep~f
	crazy	rech	rech
	(insult)	augen	orgun
	(curse)	dorgun	dorgun
	peace	ordned	ordned
	dead	dorngen	dorng-en
	poor	p~l	pu~l
	stupid	pitrough	pit-rah	tromp
	?	?	?	oorxx
	lamer	pmithouse	p~mit-house	kingpak
	criminal	pithoushe	pit-houshe	robhead
	nutter	minnhord	minn-ord	croolis vareux
	violent	minnorgh	minn-orr	croolis ulve
	nice	mimgu	mimgoo	izwal
	traveller	mumgue	muhm-goo	migrax
	friendly	huntd	hoohntd~	antenna
	megalomaniac	bureau	bureau	buggol
	?	hunktd	hu~nk-td	tricephal
	weird	bleugh	bleu (french blue)	tubular brain
	animal	ephoid	eff-oid	yukas
	wizkid	sioix	see-oy	sinox
	number / duplicate	aayott	aigh-ott
	?	?	?	tuttle
	devious	dash	dash	morlock
	young	yaxa	yaxa	yoko
	old	maxor~	maxor~	maxon
	Me (creator of this language)	blid	blid	blood
	babe	bmit	b-mit	torka
	car	sib	sib	ship
	contact	r~ip~	r~ip~
	home	illab	ill-ab
	place	elliab	illy-ab	planet
	ugly	ediba	eddy-bah	trauma
	?	?	?	ondoya
	?	ki	kee	kristo
	earth	di	dee	rosko
	?	?	?	ulikan
	sol	bala	bah-lah (said fast)	bow-bow
	hour	afgal	aff-gal
	is / equals	eisht	isht	=
	or / and	eisht	isht	/
	zero	ushud	uh-shuhd
	one	shud	shuhd
	two	dele	day-ler
	three	debe	day-ber
	four	dege	day-ger
	five	dene	day-ner
	six	splash	splash
	seven	spla	splah
	eight	aout	out
	nine	shout	shout

These pronounciations don't use any of those weird standard pronounciation conventions, so you are still likely to make lots of mistakes as there is lots of ambiguity. It's best to look at both the pronounciation and the actual word when deciding how to say something.

Previously, I had changed the pronounciation of one of the words. The word auch (give) was changed to pitauch, to remove confusion, because the words for give and want are the same. However, this new spelling just didn't fit in, and I have now changed it to the following:

Both give and want are spelt 'auch'. If you want to know which meaning is intended when 'auch' is used, to should look at the layout of the sentence.
For example:
Nowgue auch mumgugue ellioid - Means 'You give me idea'
Nowgue auch ellioid mumgugue - Means 'You want idea me' (You want my idea)

You may have noticed that some words do not have meanings assigned to them. Some of them do not even have an actual word assigned to them - they just consist of an original Captain Blood meaning (for example, 'oorxx'). Words with just an original meaning correspond to words that in my experience are never actually used in Captain Blood. It is hard to write down a word when you don't know what it sounds like. As for the words with no meanings assigned to them (for example, 'ki' or 'hunktd'), it's just because I haven't actually ever got round to thinking of something for them to mean...

A few words (such as aayott) have two meanings assigned to them. For example, aayott means either 'Number' or 'Duplicate'. This is because there were two versions of the game, which had a few words changed between them. Normally, aayott should mean 'Number', but if you need to, don't hesitate to use it to mean 'Duplicate'.

Three words which are very easy to get mixed up are: Mbit (money), Bmit (babe) and Mit (impossible).