Sith language
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The Sith language was the native language of the people of Ziost and Korriban. It was later expanded upon and evolved when the second generation of Dark Jedi split from the Jedi Order in 7,000 BBY, just after the Battle of Corbos. Even after the extinction of the Sith species, the language was preserved in Sith holocrons, temples, and tomes, and individuals as modern as Vergere, Dr'uun Unnh, and Jerec spoke it.
The Sith language was written in hooked and barbed hieroglyphs. Due to their close connections to the Sith language, they may well have been related to, and possibly even spawned the Massassi language.
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[edit] Known vocabulary
- Derriphan - Devourer
- Jen - Dark, Shadow, Hidden
- Jidai - Jedi
- 'ari - Lord
- Jen'ari - Dark Lord (of the Sith)
- Jen'jidai - "Dark Jedi" (referring specifically to the Dark Jedi Exiles of the Hundred Year Darkness)
- Jensaarai - Hidden followers of truth
- Jiaasjen - "integrating the shadow"
- Kissai - Priest caste
- Massassi - Warrior caste
- Sith'ari - Lord/Overlord
- Saarai - "truth"
- Saarai-kaar - Keeper of truth
- Taral - He who protects
[edit] Phrases
- Zhol kash dinora. - It is done.
- Ja'ak. - I am free.
- Vexok savaka. - Wake up, there is work to do.
[edit] Appearances
- Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith
- Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
- Darth Bane: Rule of Two
- Echoes of the Jedi
- I, Jedi
