Dovahzul Dovahzul

Dovahzul, or the dragon language, is featured in The Elder Scrolls video game series, beginning with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim released in 2011. It has no official designation; fans of the series refer to it as Dovah (the language's word for "dragon") or Dovahzul ("dragon-voice"). The alphabet draws inspiration from the ancient Cuneiform script. Its runes are designed to resemble claw marks etched into stone, typically with two or three slashes and a dot or hook formed by the dewclaw.

Notable features

Dovahzul alphabet

Dovahzul Sign System

Sample text in Dovahzul

Sample text in Dovahzul

Transliteration

Pah MUZ LOS KiiN STIN ahRK
MED KO ZIN ahRK VahZEN
NUST LOST KOGaaN DO ONIKaaN
ahRK HahDRIM ahRK FENT KOS OL
GeiN ZII DO ZeyMahMaaR

Translation

All men are born free and
like in honor and truth.
They have (the) blessings of wisdom
and mind and shall be as
one spirit of brotherhood.

Links

Information about Dovahzul
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dragon_Language
http://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-v-skyrim/primaguides/292/gameplay
http://www.thuum.org/

Learn Dovahzul
http://www.thuum.org/learn/
https://www.facebook.com/LearningTheDragonLanguage

Dovahzul Font
http://www.1001fonts.com/dragon-alphabet-font.html

The Elder Scrolls - official site
http://www.elderscrolls.com

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