World of Warcraft is a huge universe that spans several entertainment areas at once: video games, books, comics, films, board and card games, and much more. This is a fictional fantasy world that functions according to its own rules and procedures and which is inhabited by the most amazing creatures. One of the most significant representatives of the inhabitants of WoW are the Orcs. Behind their shoulders lies a rich history and a very interesting ENT. Moreover, the Orcs, as representatives of the Horde (one of the two in-game political factions), have their own unique language.
Orc Wow
The orcish language "VoB" (another name is Orcish) is the language of the Orcs of the "Warcraft" universe, which is also spoken by other inhabitants of the Horde. The speech itself sounds rather rude and laryngeal, and the carriers rely on contextual meaning, frequent repetition and volume to highlight a particular meaningful word. The orgy language is divided into two dialects: the main one, which is inherent in almost all orcs, and the special one, which is spoken only by residents of a particular region. The main dialect is known as the common orcish language.
Words and phrases
Below we have compiled a list of words and phrases that can be found while listening to Oroch speech:
- Aka'Magosh - may the spirits be with you!
- Es - hey!
- Bin mok k'thazag cha - you are under my protection.
- To - I obey.
- De'mon is a perverted soul.
- Dranozh is the heart of Draenor.
- Gar'mag is flour.
- Grombalar - the insides of a giant (abusive expression).
- Gromash is a giant heart.
- Kagh! - take off your legs!
- Lak'tug - acceptance of defeat.
- Kol'Gosh - my ax.
- Lo'Gosh is a ghost wolf.
- Log Narash - get ready for the battle.
- Log-Regar - ready to follow instructions.
- Log'tar! - victory! (cry during the battle means a greeting on the battlefield).
- Lok'tar ogar - defeat or die (cry during battle).
- Log'amon is an Orc song, traditionally praising the formation of a family.
- Log'tra is an orcish song traditionally praising morale.
- Log'vadnod is an Orc song, traditionally singing the hero’s life.
- Mak'har is undefiled.
- Mog'natal - sons of Nat (title of honor).
- Nakrand is the land where the wind rules.
- Oshu'gun is the mountain where the spirits of the dead dwell.
- Freedom - at your direction.
- Lon'goron - Hero's Parking.
- Trom-Ga - glad to see you (greeting).
- Zag-zag - an agreement with something; a word similar in meaning to "good."
- Kek is an expression of intense fun.
Orcish names
Orcish names and names are formed by changing existing words. There are no surnames, but the orcs who have especially distinguished themselves in battle can receive a middle name for their services. Nicknames that can supplant the real name have also become widespread. Nicknames are given during the initiation rite - the entry of a young orc into adulthood.
List of geographical names and events named after outstanding fighters (non-transferable):
- Gor'gaz is an orc camp.
- Grangol'war is a village in the Dark Forest where the Dark Council sits.
- Grom'gol is an orc camp located on the Stranglethorn side.
- Kor'kron is an elite guard.
- Kosh'harg is the name of a local holiday.
- Mak'gora - challenge to a duel.
- Om'riggor is the orcish rite of initiation.
- Valormok is the Horde camp on the side of Azshara.
- Zet'kur is an orc fort lost in battle.
As you can see, learning an Orcish language is actually not very difficult. It is enough to be patient and remember the main phrases.