IWGH

I WANNA GO HOME Club

IWGH language dictionary.

The IWGH language is one of the most complex and context heavy languages in the world. Same word can mean absolutely different things depending on the weather, time of day or the level of wanting to go home of the speaker. Ancient, outdated meanings have blended in with modern usage and some words, which meant one thing centuries ago, today can mean something totally unrelated to their original function. To start exploring the language, please refer to the dictionary below.

Parts of the notes made by Package John from works of Martin Baggins which were selected transcripts of a partial reprint of volumes 117-119 of the Complete IWGH Dictionary.

Diwe - This is a sort of holiday... more or less.

Dibofe - This is a rare martial art... more or less.

Fithobuva - This is a popular club of interests, in it's common usage.

Dywopi - This is a local song though the meaning may change if used during national holidays.

Vivido - This is usually a type of landscape though scientists debate this.

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