Common Slang in Alia

Upper Class

Swearing

Folasi’s Dagger - goddess of trickery, explative of surprise, equivalent: What the hell!
Cacat - an expletive of shock and anger, also referring to one’s excrement
Drakk-damned - an adjective expletive, such as in “That drakk-damned ____”
Holy mother of dragons - an expletive phrase, typically indicating surprise and frustration

Slang

Great Petulaba - the god of impatience, slow down
Helios Is Smiling - the god of sunchine, good weather
Ambren’s Vomit - the goddess of colors, brightly and unpleasantly colored
Bad sword - a man who is disloyal or does not take orders well
Dragon got your tongue? - an expression mocking someone for not having anything to say
Sharp-ears - derrogatory term for lesser elves
The Winged Ones - term of respect for minor dragons
What in Alia? - equivalent: What on earth?
E cona, e cona - et cetera

Lower Class

Swearing

Folasi’s Dagger - goddess of trickery, explative of surprise, equivalent: What the hell!
Blove - a general-purpose explative, such as in “Blove it!” or “That bloving ____”
Cacat - an expletive of shock and anger, also referring to one’s excrement
Drakk-damned - an adjective expletive, such as in “That drakk-damned ____”
Holy mother of dragons - an expletive phrase, typically indicating surprise and frustration

Slang

Great Petulaba - the god of impatience, slow down
Styrai Has Smiled Upon Us - the god of rain, good weather
Ambren’s Vomit - the goddess of colors, brightly and unpleasantly colored
Collipah Has Been Kind - the god of mines, the mines are producing well
Rock-sitter - someone who does nothing in the mines
Dragon got your tongue? - an expression mocking someone for not having anything to say
Sharp-ears - derrogatory term for lesser elves
The Winged Ones - term of respect for minor dragons
What in Alia? - equivalent: What on earth?
E cona, e cona - et cetera