Glossary
The world of Dreach-Sciene and Dreach-Dhoun was created using a combination of words from Old English and Gaelic. In these two languages, words didn’t only have one meaning. They had many. They became ideas rather than just singular objects. That’s why we chose to blend the two. Deep meanings can be conveyed in a single beat. Even our location names can hold more power.
Aldor – (All-door) Old English for life. ‘Aldorwood’ means the wood of life.
Bràthair – (Brah-thair) Gaelic word for brother.
Dhoun – (Doon) Old English for dark. ‘Dreach-Dhoun’ means dark magic.
Dreach – (Dray-ach) A simplified spelling of the Gaelic term ‘draiocht’ meaning magic.
Isenore – (Eesen-oar) Old English for iron mine.
Scíene – (Scene) Old English for beautiful, brilliant, light. ‘Dreach-Sciene’ m
