Baht / Bah-t /
It means "from"
- Learnt from Skif Baht Osso
Khelim / Key-lim /
It means "dandelion", It is also used to refer to the new generation of travelling master crafters
- Learnt from Braided Shore Locals.
Hessem / Has-seh-m /
It means "shades/ghosts of gamblers"
- Learnt from Gambling Guest
Sehm / Seh-m /
It means "friend/sir/ma'am", used often as a means of addressing and greeting a stranger.
- Learnt from Braided Shore Locals
Somna / So-m-na /
It's a casual greeting to others, something of the lines of "Hello".
- Heard from Braided Shore Locals
Samramse / Sa-m-ra-m-seh /
A more formal greeting. Children can be heard shortening it to "samram".