During transcribing the ancient scripts i discovered a lot of words in the 'Old Tongue', which were used by people of the first ages. Because many of these words are still used by the mundanes of temuair although most aislings do not know their meanings, i decided to put a few of them (i hope i got the most important ones) into this lore.

Unfortunately mundanes forgot the right pronunciation of some ancient words; they speak some kind of 'temuairian slang', simplifications of the ancient words. I put all together in the following tables with a translation into common language, spoken by most aislings.

To further imaginations of certain meanings, i added some drawings.
 
 
 

Imagination	Old Tongue	Temuair Slang	Translation
	aisling		dream
	àite	aite	place
	ao		not
	aonaran		hermit
	aois-dà	aosda	age-two
	àrd	ard	high, great
	armachd		armour
	athar		air
	baiseach	bais	heavy shower
	beag		small
	beannachd	beannach	blessing
	beatha		life
	beathach		animal, beast
	beothaich		kindle, light
	breisleach	breisleich	confusion
	càil	cail	vigour
	callaid-bhròin		elegy
	ceannlaidir		obstinate
	cha-dùil	chadul	no-element, no-hope
	còmhraig		fight, combat
	còmhla	comlha	together
	cràdh	cradh	torment
	creag		rock
	dachaidh		home
	dall		blind
	daonnan	danaan	always
	deireas	deiras	injury
	deò	deo	breath
	deoch		drink
	deur	deum	drop
	dhuit	dhat	to you
	dia		god
	dìon	dion	protection
	dorcha		dark, dusty
	dubh-ainmhidh	dubhaimid	dark beast
	fàs	fas	grow
	féin	fein	self
	fiosachd		divination
	gar		near
	gliocas	glioca	wisdom
	gramail		strong, vigorous
	ìoc	ioc	cure
	ionad		place
	là	la	day
	lamh		hand
	leasaich		improve
	luathas		swiftness
	manach		monk
	math		good
	meall		lump
	mór	mor	great
	nàdur	nadur	nature
	naomh		holy
	nochd		night
	pràmh	pramh	slumber
	puinneag		beat
	puinsean	puinsein	poison
	rath		prosperity
	saighead		arrow
	sal		sea
	seun		charm
	sgrios		destroy
	slàn	slan	healthy
	spìon	spion	pluck up, pull, tear
	spiorad		spirit
	srad		fire
	strìoch	strioch	streak, line
	suain		sleep
	tìr-mùir	temuair	earth-sea
	tuatha		people

Some few words i discovered are of certain dialects: reannán (used was reannan) which means 'star'. Also two words in some of Lethalia's works, which do not have a direct representation in 'old tongue': lioarlan which means 'library' and ynsagh which means 'knowledge'.
 

If you ever find any further words in ancient language i did not mentioned, tell me and if they are important enough and not too few i will write a second part of the Lore of the Old Tongue.