the eye of the storm

i  art.   the ; Has a plural form, ae, agreeing with the noun to which it refers

IÁG  root.   go, travel ; 

iágu  vi.   go ; 

ianúre  n.   month ; abbrev. of iarvenúre, 'part year'

iárve  n.   year ; 

iasta  adj.   brief

ícé  n.   who, which, that ; As in 'the person who...', 'the thing that/which...'

ié(n)  adj.   yes, true ; 

iécem  n.   where ; 

iéma  n.   who ; 

iémora  n.   which, which one ; 

iémra  n.   when ; 

ím  prep.   in, inside ; 

ímanyúva  adj.   virtuous ; Normally only used abstractly, rather than in reference to a specific person. In Ardegn it is considered somewhat boorish to describe someone as morally good, because it implies that those around them are less so. Also, the word does not quite equate to the English moral concept. It has more the implication of inner strength, or peace of mind.

ímanyúvante  n.   virtue ; 

ímaqae  n.   ego, psyche; lit. inner self ; 

ÍST  root.   next, future ; 

ísta  adj.   next ; 

ístágr  n.   tomorrow ; abbrev. of ísta dágr, 'next day'

ístáni  advb.   next ; 

ístante  n.   the future ; 

ístú  vi.   advance, go forward ;