Akirapita
"Shoddû Akirapita" El­dest son of Shoddû Rapita III, King of Nilnamesh, per­haps the most bril­liant and re­source­ful Orthodox gen­er­al of the Unification Wars.

Akirsuäl
Akirsuäl is a former frontier province of Kûniüri , famed for a hill called Swaranûl .

Akkeägni
Akkeägni is the God of disease. Also known as the God of a Thousand Hands. Scholars have oft noted the irony that the Priesthood of Disease provides the primary repository of physicians for the Three Seas . How can one at once worship disease and war against it? According to the scriptures of the Cult , the Piranavas , Akkeägni is a so-called Bellicose God , one who favours those who strive against him over sycophants and worshippers. Some of Akkeägni’s priests bear tattoos. They also use small prayer chimes which sound thanks to Akkeägni, and use pharmaka and reliquaries to combat illness.

Akksersia
Akksersia is a lost nation of the Ancient North . Though the White Norsirai of the north shore of the Cerish Sea lacked any sustained contact with the Nonmen , they gradually became the second great seat of Norsirai civilization. Akksersia was founded in 811 by Salaweärn I , following the dissolution of the Cond Yoke. Though confined to the city of Myclai , her commercial and administrative capital, the nation gradually expanded its hegemony, first along the length of the River Tywanrae , then across the Plains of Gâl and the entire north shore of the Cerish Sea. By the time of the First Great Sranc War in 1251, it was the largest of the ancient Norsirai nations, incorporating almost all the White Norsirai tribes save those of the Istyuli Plains . It fell to the No-God after three disastrous defeats in 2149. Akkserian colonists on the Cerish Sea’s heavily forested south shore would form the nucleus of what would become the Meöri Empire .

Cities

- Myclai

Akksersian
Akksersian is the lost language of ancient Akksersia and “purest” of the Nirsodic Tongues. One of the Norsirai languages .

Akkunihor
The Akkunihor are a Scylvendi tribe of the central Jiünati Steppe . As the tribe closest to the Imperial frontier, the Akkunihor are the traditional brokers of the Three Seas rumour and knowledge among the Scylvendi.

Members of the Akkunihor

- Omiri urs Xunnurit
- Xunnurit

Aknurmi
Aknurmi is the lost language of ancient Angka . Derived from Satiothi . One of the Satyothi languages .

Langauges derived from Aknurmi

- Old Zeümi : Language of ancient Zetim.

Akori
"Akori Kumrezzer" Akori Kumrezzer is the Palatine of the Ainoni palatinate of Kutapileth , and one of the leaders of the Vulgar Holy War . He is killed at the Fourth Battle of Mengedda , and his severed head sent back to the Nansur Empire .

Trivia

- Akori’s last name is alternately spelled “Kumrezzer” in The Darkness That Comes Before and “Kumrezzar” in the Encyclopedic Glossary.

Akori Kumrezzer

Title(s): Palatine of Kutapileth
Lived: 4071 - 4110
Race: Men
Ethnicity: Ketyai
Nationality: Ainoni
Gender: Male
Occupation: Palatine of Kutapileth
Books: The Darkness That Comes Before

Akori Kumrezzer

Title(s): Palatine of Kutapileth
Lived: 4071 - 4110
Race: Men
Ethnicity: Ketyai
Nationality: Ainoni
Gender: Male
Occupation: Palatine of Kutapileth
Books: The Darkness That Comes Before

Akori Kumrezzer
Akori Kumrezzer is the Palatine of the Ainoni palatinate of Kutapileth , and one of the leaders of the Vulgar Holy War . He is killed at the Fourth Battle of Mengedda , and his severed head sent back to the Nansur Empire .

Trivia

- Akori’s last name is alternately spelled “Kumrezzer” in The Darkness That Comes Before and “Kumrezzar” in the Encyclopedic Glossary.

Akori Kumrezzer

Title(s): Palatine of Kutapileth
Lived: 4071 - 4110
Race: Men
Ethnicity: Ketyai
Nationality: Ainoni
Gender: Male
Occupation: Palatine of Kutapileth
Books: The Darkness That Comes Before

Akori Kumrezzer

Title(s): Palatine of Kutapileth
Lived: 4071 - 4110
Race: Men
Ethnicity: Ketyai
Nationality: Ainoni
Gender: Male
Occupation: Palatine of Kutapileth
Books: The Darkness That Comes Before

ake
-see ache.

akene
-same as achene.

aketon
-see acton.

akimbo
-with a crook or bend; with the hand on the hip and elbow turned outward.

akin
-of the same kin; related by blood;
-- used of persons; as, the two families are near akin.
-allied by nature; partaking of the same properties; of the same kind.

akinesia
-paralysis of the motor nerves; loss of movement.

akinesic
-pertaining to akinesia.

aknee
-on the knee.

aknow
-earlier form of acknow.