dranta – someone whose parents gave them to someone else.

orasa – a tool that is a metal container that you light on fire, and it gets really hot. Then, you can melt things with it.

lalicas – razors you attatch to your fingernails as weapons.

cadlibra – little scraps of paper that you use to send messages

krigran – a kind of tent used by travelers that can fold up to the size of a five by eight notecard and be stashed in your pocket but can house three adults lying down--"Don't forget to bring the krigran; we've got to travel light."

hvanol – a double-bladed weapon--"Lissa whipped the hvanol from its little corner in her pack and with a flick of her wrist, snapped the blades into position."

tarunisus – an animal with a pegasus body, a horn through its forelock, and the reptilian face of a dragon. Has never been recorded to kill a human, though they don't make alliances with mortals--"We have grown up seeing the Tarunisus flying overhead, and I don't think there is a kid alive who hasn't been completely stunned by their primal magnificence."

caug – a kind of amulet worn to ward of evil, but if worn by warriors is a symbol of cowardice--"No soldier would want to be caught dead with a caug in his possession." 

eremit – An animal, which lives in the forests and trees, occasionally popping up in the towns and grassy plains. Its fur is honey colored and gleams in the sunlight. When full grown, it is about as big as an adult hare without its ears, and has feet like a cat's, velvetly padded, and yet hidden, sharp claws. It's a mammal, and walks on four feet. By natural instinct, it is shy, but after a few hours of hiding and watching, it will recognize one and will cautiously approach. By hidden ways, it recognizes a person once having seen him/her before. So the few hours it takes before approach do not have to be two or three hours straight. If the appraoched person is found to be favorable, then the eremit will become a friendly friend or follower. But it takes little to startle the animal, and too fierce of a motion or tone and it will be hiding away for a while. 

revus – A bird, whose size ranges from a chick a few days old to a bald eagle. It's an indigo color, with soft, silky feathers. When a chick, the little birds are a surprising shade of sky blue, and yell and squall like crazy. Only when food (which consists of insects and lizards) is in their mouths or when sleep has claimed them is when the shrieks and screams are paused. As they grow older, the birds stop squalling unless frightened, and acquire the use of one word, every bird gets a different one. It repeats this word over and over, in varied tones. 

This is PERFECT!! We love making up words and stories, and will definitely post more on Crowd Sorcery!

By John F.Q.: 

renheart -- Some people's souls are fragile when they are born, and half of that soul escapes and hides itself in an animal. Your renheart is that animal, and you will always recognize it. You have half of the abilities of your renheart, and the renheart has the other half.

lock-o-worck -- A magical lock that will only ever open at the second tolling of a Golden King's bell.

extronicher -- Leather goggles operated by minute clockwork and pulleys located around the rims of the lenses. They have many uses and functions, some examples are the zoom factor (zooms in on something within your sight), sight target-aim-fire (locks onto a target and fires flame-balls at it), aerodynamic lift (sort of like a rocket jet-pack that can make you fly), and compartments for toothbrush and floss. Because of the countless number of uses for these goggles, there is always some magic incorprated into their building to make sure everything fits.

mockricam -- A small lizard with a bird-like plumes on their heads and wings like those of a flying squirrel, but feathered. They can glide from the tops of trees. They eat moss, lichen, and small bugs, and are very territorial, especiallly to humans.

By CaptainRead:

forsooth -- In the southern lands, someone who states the obvious, or is willing to agree with anyone, a humbug. However, those of the northen lands once had a great hero, or a Golden King, as the title is officially, named Forsooth of Kangard, so they naturally object to this definition and instead use it to mean a great bard, hero, wandering poet, or magic-maker, because Forsooth of Kangard was all of these, and more.

vorpaslae -- A swamp that contains enough magic that the spirits of those who lived near it in life remain, usually to guide those foolhardy enough to venture into such swamps away from it safely, although some evil spirits inhabit vorpaslaes too. These spirits are sometimes known as will-o-the-wisps.

lewulfred -- (you guys can define this)