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I super loved this! I would love a translation guide now that I've finished it--still never totally puzzled out what "solaam" or "olesata" mean, but it was so fun. Looking forward to a potential lexicon update? Either way, this was so highly enjoyable and I'll be sending it to some friends and checking out the rest of your games! Thank you for putting this out!

Thanks! The biggest hint to understanding solaam is in the Final Note.

"Solaam" is you, a normal person who likes communicating with the tiny people. "Olesata" means adult ceremony. Besides, after collecting all the scrolls, you can search for the key words in the second column in a convenient way

I did a list for myself that may help, but some words, like solaam were not added bcs when I got to the ending I stop adding new words






















Oloth = son.

Olaith = daughter.

Oleth: Child, children.

Talai = mother.

Talo = father.

Til = first.

Vol = second.

Yen = third.

Lei = fourth.

Taa = fifth.

Taail = sixth.

Taavol = seventh.

Taayen = eighth.

Taalei = ninth.

Taara = tenth.

Cyno = king.

Cynai = queen.

Leevaith = sister (younger?).

Leevoth = younger brother.

Sevel: older brother?

Seilot = nephew.

Seilait = niece.

Beelen: consort.

Beelain: queen consort.

Beelon: king consort.

Beirvot: husband.

Beirvait: wife.

Beirvet: spouse.

Oloth-obrao: grandson. 

talai-obaro: grandmother.

talo-obaro: grandfather.

nyscet: proper name of a monster.

yefscet: Winged creature, harmless.

seelot: Digging creature, useless.

mascet: Soft, with a tail, possibly useful.

efscet: Without arms and legs, only spine, thorns and teeth, large and dangerous;

faanat: small but fearless, very strong and with many legs. Many legs.

cyne: kingdom, governor.

tysetei: archive.

varelen: family, house, clan.

Vaiteth: rebels, traitors.

varvei: party

tabeir: wedding.

varvei-tabeir: wedding feast.

olesata: a coming-of-age ceremony.