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* Kali'kalin'da
* Winds of Fortune guide you{{book ref|sa1|i|4}}
* winds know{{book ref|sa2|40}}
:: Herdazian? (used by [[Palona]]): similar to real-life "heaven knows"
* may the winds treat you well{{book ref|sa2|52}}
:: Alethi: good luck/goodbye
* He who adds{{book ref|sa1|i|4}}
:: Shin: honorific for a farmer
* He who takes away{{book ref|sa1|i|6}}
:: Shin: pejorative for someone who kills
* ''Tan balo ken tala''{{book ref|sa1|i|4}}
::[[Shin]]: likely a greeting
* Stones Unhallowed {{book ref|sa3|118}}
:: A curse used by Szeth, but also used to describe the stones of [[Urithiru]]{{book ref|sa2|47}}
* broken stone{{book ref|sa2|38}}
:: Veden? (used by [[Shallan]]): a moot point, something no longer relevant
* [[Garnet]] lit tongue{{book ref|sa3|28}}
* dunnard{{book ref|sa2|47}}{{book ref|sa2|53}}
* dunnard
::equivalent of dullard, presumably related to "dun" spheres
* drynets{{book ref|sa2|31}}
::curse used by sailors.
::Shin curse
* gloombringer
* herdiesHerdies{{book ref|sa1|59}}
::slang for Herdazians
::slang for slaves, bridgemen, and other downtrodden people.
* holetental{{book ref|sa1|73}}
::Unkalaki: the Knights Radiant?
::Herdazian greeting
* moonheight{{book ref|sa2|42}}
::the time when one of the moons is the highest in the sky?
::midnight?
* nanha{{book ref|sa1|25}}{{book ref|sa2|87}}
::honorific for a married woman.
* stormtop{{book ref|sa2|86}}
::the top of a highstorm.
* stormward{{book ref|sa1|18}}
::The direction thefrom stormswhich blowhighstorms come; eastward.
* Tet
::Veden: honorific for a second son
* tyvnk{{book ref|sa1|i|3}}
::Thaylen: sullen
* warleader{{book ref|sa2|i|13}}
::Listener general?
* warpair
* what [storming] storm brought <something>?{{book ref|sa2|41}}{{book ref|sa3|45}}
:: Alethi: "where did <something> come from?", very surprised or sarcastic
* aboshi
::Shin: divine honorific; often used when speaking to Heralds
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