Veyrathi - Plant Register Naars

Purpose

This module collects a large Veyrath plant vocabulary for Naar. It combines everyday family and species names with the Saithan botanical taxonomy from Saithan - Botanical Taxonomy and Plant Systematics.

Status of this version:

• 40 Veyrathian plant families
• 320 named plant forms as key species, cultivated forms or regional varieties
• Focus on mat biomes, aquatic plants, fungal-plant symbioses, wet forests and marginal forms of Naar

Guiding principles

• The names remain Veyrathish, suitable for everyday use and trading, even if they refer to Saithan specialist classification.
• Compounds are right-headed: the last term names the basic form, the first term specifies color, habitat, material or function.
• The register does not follow terrestrial botany, but Naar's biosphere logic: water, moisture, storage tissue, symbiosis and cyclical productivity are more important than wood hardness or dryland adaptation.
• Many names are simultaneously useful for agriculture, forestry, coastal harvesting, fragrance science and medicinal raw materials.

Productive name building blocks

Read logic of the register

Each family is governed by their Saithian class and order. The key species are Veyrathic names for typical lines, cultural forms or stable regional interpretations. They can appear in in-universe texts as species, subspecies, commercial forms or breeding lines.

Drenkvräthmorkein

Saivdrenkskor

• yoron-drenel: Tidally stable coastal mats of the open ocean margins. Guide types: virim-yoron-drenel, silim-yoron-drenel, tovim-yoron-drenel, halim-yoron-drenel, lavin-yoron-drenel, bulor-yoron-drenel, sulen-yoron-drenel, melin-yoron-drenel.
• feyan-drenel: Brackish inland sea felts for mudflats, lagoons and salt mud. Guide types: virim-feyan-drenel, silim-feyan-drenel, tovim-feyan-drenel, halim-feyan-drenel, lavin-feyan-drenel, bulor-feyan-drenel, sulen-feyan-drenel, melin-feyan-drenel.
• norel-drenel: River-bound stream and bank mats with rapid regeneration. Guide types: virim-norel-drenel, silim-norel-drenel, tovim-norel-drenel, halim-norel-drenel, lavin-norel-drenel, bulor-norel-drenel, sulen-norel-drenel, melin-norel-drenel.
• renath-drenel: Monsoon and flood mats for seasonally crowded plains. Guide types: virim-renath-drenel, silim-renath-drenel, tovim-renath-drenel, halim-renath-drenel, lavin-renath-drenel, bulor-renath-drenel, sulen-renath-drenel, melin-renath-drenel.

Brimdrenkskor- meral-drenel: seepage and fog mats on karst, cliffs and rock faces.

Guide types: virim-meral-drenel, silim-meral-drenel, tovim-meral-drenel, halim-meral-drenel, lavin-meral-drenel, bulor-meral-drenel, sulen-meral-drenel, melin-meral-drenel.

• doren-drenel: Valley and depression mats for moorland and cold waterlogging. Guide types: virim-doren-drenel, silim-doren-drenel, tovim-doren-drenel, halim-doren-drenel, lavin-doren-drenel, bulor-doren-drenel, sulen-doren-drenel, melin-doren-drenel.
• sirath-drenel: Light-active night mats with clear spores and luminous tips. Guide types: virim-sirath-drenel, silim-sirath-drenel, tovim-sirath-drenel, halim-sirath-drenel, lavin-sirath-drenel, bulor-sirath-drenel, sulen-sirath-drenel, melin-sirath-drenel.
• lurim-drenel: Cool twilight and shadow mats in the fog and moor zones. Guide types: virim-lurim-drenel, silim-lurim-drenel, tovim-lurim-drenel, halim-lurim-drenel, lavin-lurim-drenel, bulor-lurim-drenel, sulen-lurim-drenel, melin-lurim-drenel.

Saivvräthmorkein

Thuulsaivskor

• yoron-thulen: Salt-bearing shallow sea leaves with long ribbon-shaped fronds. Guide types: virim-yoron-thulen, silim-yoron-thulen, lavin-yoron-thulen, renath-yoron-thulen, sirath-yoron-thulen, bulor-yoron-thulen, melin-yoron-thulen, senel-yoron-thulen.
• feyan-thulen: brackish fronds of inland seas and closed coastal basins. Guide types: virim-feyan-thulen, silim-feyan-thulen, lavin-feyan-thulen, renath-feyan-thulen, sirath-feyan-thulen, bulor-feyan-thulen, melin-feyan-thulen, senel-feyan-thulen.
• norel-thulen: Stream-resistant river fronds for delta branches and banks. Guide types: virim-norel-thulen, silim-norel-thulen, lavin-norel-thulen, renath-norel-thulen, sirath-norel-thulen, bulor-norel-thulen, melin-norel-thulen, senel-norel-thulen.
• selun-thulen: Shallow lake and marsh fronds of wet meadows and basins. Guide types: virim-selun-thulen, silim-selun-thulen, lavin-selun-thulen, renath-selun-thulen, sirath-selun-thulen, bulor-selun-thulen, melin-selun-thulen, senel-selun-thulen.

Bulmsaivskor

• renath-bulen: Rainy season swim bladder plants with rapid mass reproduction. Guide types: virim-renath-bulen, silim-renath-bulen, lavin-renath-bulen, sirath-renath-bulen, bulor-renath-bulen, melin-renath-bulen, senel-renath-bulen, pethan-renath-bulen.
• lavin-bulen: Flow-bubbly aquatic plants for canals, runs and estuaries. Guide types: virim-lavin-bulen, silim-lavin-bulen, renath-lavin-bulen, sirath-lavin-bulen, bulor-lavin-bulen, melin-lavin-bulen, senel-lavin-bulen, pethan-lavin-bulen.
• sirath-bulen: Translucent light bubbles of the clear lagoons and spring pools. Guide types: virim-sirath-bulen, silim-sirath-bulen, lavin-sirath-bulen, renath-sirath-bulen, bulor-sirath-bulen, melin-sirath-bulen, senel-sirath-bulen, pethan-sirath-bulen.
• bulor-bulen: Oily protective bubbles on salty and heavily irradiated shallow waters. Guide types: virim-bulor-bulen, silim-bulor-bulen, lavin-bulor-bulen, renath-bulor-bulen, sirath-bulor-bulen, melin-bulor-bulen, senel-bulor-bulen, pethan-bulor-bulen.

Solkvräthmorkein

Kulsolkskor

• pethan-kulen: Nutrient-rich storage columns in swamps and flood islands. Guide types: thunim-pethan-kulen, tovim-pethan-kulen, halim-pethan-kulen, virim-pethan-kulen, bulor-pethan-kulen, sulen-pethan-kulen, sirath-pethan-kulen, melin-pethan-kulen.
• thunim-kulen: Brown bog and peat columns with dense storage fibers. Guide types: tovim-thunim-kulen, halim-thunim-kulen, virim-thunim-kulen, bulor-thunim-kulen, sulen-thunim-kulen, sirath-thunim-kulen, melin-thunim-kulen, pethan-thunim-kulen.
• tovim-kulen: Gray columns of mud and silt from deltas and river marshes. Guide types: thunim-tovim-kulen, halim-tovim-kulen, virim-tovim-kulen, bulor-tovim-kulen, sulen-tovim-kulen, sirath-tovim-kulen, melin-tovim-kulen, pethan-tovim-kulen.
• doren-kulen: sink columns for spring funnels, karst basins and umbrella bogs. Guide types: thunim-doren-kulen, tovim-doren-kulen, halim-doren-kulen, virim-doren-kulen, bulor-doren-kulen, sulen-doren-kulen, sirath-doren-kulen, melin-doren-kulen.

Shavsolkskor- virim-shavel: Green umbrella symbioses with wide slats and humidity chambers.

Guide types: silim-virim-shavel, halim-virim-shavel, kurim-virim-shavel, bulor-virim-shavel, sirath-virim-shavel, melin-virim-shavel, pethan-virim-shavel, lavin-virim-shavel.

• halim-shavel: Yellowish wax and sun caps of the warm, wet shores. Guide types: virim-halim-shavel, silim-halim-shavel, kurim-halim-shavel, bulor-halim-shavel, sirath-halim-shavel, melin-halim-shavel, pethan-halim-shavel, lavin-halim-shavel.
• kurim-shavel: Dark umbrella bodies of night forests, moors and cavities. Guide types: virim-kurim-shavel, silim-kurim-shavel, halim-kurim-shavel, bulor-kurim-shavel, sirath-kurim-shavel, melin-kurim-shavel, pethan-kurim-shavel, lavin-kurim-shavel.
• silim-shavel: Pale fog and source shades with translucent slats. Guide types: virim-silim-shavel, halim-silim-shavel, kurim-silim-shavel, bulor-silim-shavel, sirath-silim-shavel, melin-silim-shavel, pethan-silim-shavel, lavin-silim-shavel.

Sorkvräthmorkein

Sorkvräthskor

• senel-soral: Moist core forest trees with soft pulpwood and storage ladders. Guide types: thunim-senel-soral, virim-senel-soral, varun-senel-soral, renath-senel-soral, sirath-senel-soral, lathen-senel-soral, sulen-senel-soral, bulor-senel-soral.
• norel-soral: riverine forest trees with bank anchors, aerial root networks and delta base. Guide types: thunim-norel-soral, virim-norel-soral, varun-norel-soral, renath-norel-soral, sirath-norel-soral, lathen-norel-soral, sulen-norel-soral, bulor-norel-soral.
• varun-soral: Mist and cloud forests with air-collecting crown fans. Guide types: thunim-varun-soral, virim-varun-soral, renath-varun-soral, sirath-varun-soral, lathen-varun-soral, sulen-varun-soral, bulor-varun-soral, senel-varun-soral.
• meral-soral: Cliff and slope trees with tough fiber bridges and stone anchors. Guide types: thunim-meral-soral, virim-meral-soral, varun-meral-soral, renath-meral-soral, sirath-meral-soral, lathen-meral-soral, sulen-meral-soral, bulor-meral-soral.

Dalvskor

• senel-dalen: Rangers and climbing vines of the dense wet forests. Guide types: virim-senel-dalen, thunim-senel-dalen, varun-senel-dalen, renath-senel-dalen, sirath-senel-dalen, lathen-senel-dalen, sulen-senel-dalen, bulor-senel-dalen.
• selun-dalen: Light-loving meadow and sandpipers for wet fields. Guide types: virim-selun-dalen, thunim-selun-dalen, varun-selun-dalen, renath-selun-dalen, sirath-selun-dalen, lathen-selun-dalen, sulen-selun-dalen, bulor-selun-dalen.
• moran-dalen: Wide-spreading coastal and island tendrils with extensive ground cover. Guide types: virim-moran-dalen, thunim-moran-dalen, varun-moran-dalen, renath-moran-dalen, sirath-moran-dalen, lathen-moran-dalen, sulen-moran-dalen, bulor-moran-dalen.
• doren-dalen: depression and karst runners for sinkholes, gullies and seepage slopes. Guide types: virim-doren-dalen, thunim-doren-dalen, varun-doren-dalen, renath-doren-dalen, sirath-doren-dalen, lathen-doren-dalen, sulen-doren-dalen, bulor-doren-dalen.

Brimvräthmorkein

Glauthskor

• reven-glaren: Glandular plants rich in dyes for markers, shine and attractants. Guide types: virim-reven-glaren, silim-reven-glaren, halim-reven-glaren, thunim-reven-glaren, sirath-reven-glaren, bulor-reven-glaren, melin-reven-glaren, lavin-reven-glaren.
• bulor-glaren: oil and resin glands of the warm coasts and cloud forests. Guide types: virim-bulor-glaren, silim-bulor-glaren, halim-bulor-glaren, thunim-bulor-glaren, sirath-bulor-glaren, melin-bulor-glaren, lavin-bulor-glaren, reven-bulor-glaren.
• sirath-glaren: Luminous and glaring glanders of the night banks, spring terraces and mangroves. Guide types: virim-sirath-glaren, silim-sirath-glaren, halim-sirath-glaren, thunim-sirath-glaren, bulor-sirath-glaren, melin-sirath-glaren, lavin-sirath-glaren, reven-sirath-glaren.
• pethan-glaren: Nutrient secretion plants for flock animals, breeding zones and Enari harvest. Guide types: virim-pethan-glaren, silim-pethan-glaren, halim-pethan-glaren, thunim-pethan-glaren, sirath-pethan-glaren, bulor-pethan-glaren, lavin-pethan-glaren, reven-pethan-glaren.

Farthskor- virim-sulen: Green fruit and seed vesicle plants in the moist core zones.

Guide types: silim-virim-sulen, halim-virim-sulen, thunim-virim-sulen, zolim-virim-sulen, sirath-virim-sulen, bulor-virim-sulen, melin-virim-sulen, lavin-virim-sulen.

• halim-sulen: Yellow vigil seed and spore bubbles of warm shore and island areas. Guide types: virim-halim-sulen, silim-halim-sulen, thunim-halim-sulen, zolim-halim-sulen, sirath-halim-sulen, bulor-halim-sulen, melin-halim-sulen, lavin-halim-sulen.
• thunim-sulen: Brown storage crops from moors, forest edges and floodplains. Guide types: virim-thunim-sulen, silim-thunim-sulen, halim-thunim-sulen, zolim-thunim-sulen, sirath-thunim-sulen, bulor-thunim-sulen, melin-thunim-sulen, lavin-thunim-sulen.
• zolim-sulen: Blue-green cool fruits of cloud forests and cool wet regions. Guide types: virim-zolim-sulen, silim-zolim-sulen, halim-zolim-sulen, thunim-zolim-sulen, sirath-zolim-sulen, bulor-zolim-sulen, melin-zolim-sulen, lavin-zolim-sulen.

Selected specific plant names

The following forms are specific example plants from the register. The German names are deliberately working glosses: They are intended to make in-universe texts readable and do not have to represent every morpheme one-to-one. In particular, shavel can be rendered as umbrella fungus, cap fungus or slime mold depending on the context.

Drenkvräthmorkein

Saivvräthmorkein

Solkvräthmorkein

Sorkvräthmorkein| Veyrathi | German work glosses | Short image |

| --- | --- | --- | | sulen-senel-soral | fruit forest tree | soft wet forest tree with dense storage fruits | | sirath-norel-soral | Luminous River Tree | external bank tree with bright sap paths | | bulor-varun-soral | Resin mist tree | mist-catching fibrous tree with oily gland strips | | thunim-meral-soral | brown cliff fiber tree | tough slope tree with bridge roots | | sulen-senel-dalen | Fruit forest vine | heavy climbing plant with hanging food capsules | | sirath-selun-dalen | Luminous field tendril | light-active bank and wetland tendril | | varun-moran-dalen | Misted Coast Sandpiper | wide-creeping island tendril with air-drawing fibers | | bulor-doren-dalen | oily sink tendril | tough moor vine with greasy protective skin |

Brimvräthmorkein

Regional plant lists

Open coasts and surf edges

These plants characterize the salty seams of rock, mud, tidal channel and surf niche. They have to withstand wind, splashing water, salt films and periodic flooding.

Inland seas, lagoons and brackish basins

Calm shallow waters, mud banks and semi-enclosed bodies of water dominate here. Many species are translucent, floating or attuned to subtle variations in salt.

River floodplains, delta arms and monsoon courses

Swamp islands, bogs and deep wet pools

Storage plants, cap forms and heavy fruits predominate in the large moor areas of Naar. Many species live in close symbiosis with microorganisms and fungal tissues.

Cloud forests, slopes and cliff groves

These zones are cool, close to clouds and permanently humid. Plants often make better use of mist, seepage and drip edges than direct rain.

Wet forests, riparian fields and island groves

These landscapes form the classic Enari near zone: rich in food, well covered and with a dense interlocking of tree, vine and jet flora.

Useful and cultivated plants of the Enari

Medicinal, fragrant and poisonous plants

On Naar, medicinal, aromatic and toxic uses are often closely intertwined. The same plant can be considered medicinal, fragrant or dangerous depending on its degree of ripeness, preparation or dosage.

Medicinal plants

Fragrant plants

Poisonous plants| Veyrathi | German work glosses | Danger | Plant description |

| --- | --- | --- | --- | | bulor-halim-shavel | yellow coastal slime mold | Skin irritation, numbness and nausea upon raw contact | The smooth bank cap forms an oily film that can be very irritating on open skin. | | pethan-kurim-shavel | nutritious blackcap | Spore dust can cause dizziness and loss of orientation | Beneath their dark lamellar zone lies a dense storage dust that swirls up easily in dry air. | | bulor-halim-sulen | oil-yellow spore fruit | bitter protective toxins in the fruit film | The thick-skinned riparian fruit can only be used after extensive debittering and is clearly toxic when raw. | | virim-bulor-bulen | green-oily protective bubble | irritating salt mucus for eyes, mucous membranes and gill organs | This shallow water bubble protects itself against predators with a sharp, salty shell. |

Short conclusion

The register provides a botanical naming base for maps, agriculture, coastal economy, fragrance science, forestry and biology Naar. The combination of 40 families, 320 key species, specific example plants as well as regional, cultural and medical lists means there is enough material to further differentiate regions, cultivated plants, commercial goods and local ecologies.

Cross-references

• Veyrathi - Lexicon
• Veyrathi - Root Register
• Saithan - Botanical Taxonomy and Plant Systematics
• Flora, fauna and habitats Naar