A word game for ALL Goreans

E - ear piercing - "The piercing of the ears, however, is regarded as being the epitome of a slave girl's degradation. Any woman, it is said, with pierced ears, is a slave girl." ~Marauders of Gor~ known as a pierced-ear girl, the slave girl knows she can never be free again. ear piercing is an act of claiming, akin to collaring and is seen as tantamount to a sentence of irrevocable bondage.

G: gim, yellow

M - Marsh Moccasin, a venomous snake living in wetlands. "We saw a narrow, dark shape, about five feet long, like a slowly undulating whip, glide past. A small triangular head was almost level with the water surface. I did not think there had been much danger, but there was some possibility that the movement of her legs in the water might have attracted its attention. "That is a marsh moccasin," I said. "Are they poisonous," she asked. "Yes," I said. (Vagabonds of Gor)

N - Night Singer - "On clear nights, in this time of year," I said, "it is my understanding that the garden is alive with the songs of the Night Singers, songs of demarcating territory, of courting, and nesting. It is also my understanding that when these lovely guests are wary, uncertain, apprehensive, or frightened, they do not sing." ~ Rebels of Gor ~

R: ravishment lamp

P - Palestrae "… by the managers or owners of palestrae, or gymnasiums…" — Magicians of Gor, page 75.

E: energy bulb

B - Bento "Some of these territories, apparently, had scarcely been penetrated since the days of the first white explorers of the Barrens, men such as Boswell, Diaz, Bento, Hastings and Hogarthe." — Savages of Gor, page 148.

omnion (noun): a letter of the Gorean alphabet

N - Notched Beam Lock "Another form of lock, providing perhaps even less security, is the notched beam lock which may be opened by a heavy sickle-like key which is inserted through a hole in the door, fitted into the notch, and then rotated to the left or right, depending on whether the door is being locked or opened. These keys are quite heavy and are carried over the shoulder, and can, if necessary, even function as weapons." — Assassin of Gor, page 52.

K - Kailiauk. A large, heavy, thickly haired ruminant animal with three horns that lives on the plains and also the easternmost town at the foot of the Thentis mountains. It lies almost at the edge of the Ihanke, or Boundary, which marks the start of the lands of the red savages.

K - Kakidlamerk "More strictly, their names were 'Pudjortok' and 'Kakidlamerk'. However, since these names, respectively, would be 'Thimble' and 'Thistle', and Imnak often referred to them in Gorean as 'Thimble' and 'Thistle' I have felt it would be acceptable to use those latter expressions, they being simpler from the point of view of one who does not natively speak the tongue of the People, or Innuit. — Beasts of Gor, page 194.

K- Knife lock. When tampered with a knife lock releases a blade with great force toward the person at the lock. (Assassin of Gor.)

Kurii

I - Iron Master "… Kamchak would call for the Tuchuk Iron Master, to brand what he called his little barbarian…" — Nomads of Gor, page 62.

R- Rennel. A small, venomous crab-like desert insect. "her calves were scratched and speckled with the red bites of rennels." (Nomads of Gor)

Luck Girl: a slavegirl who acts as mascot onboard ship; her use is usually reserved for the captain of the ship, but she may be shared with the crew, usually as a disciplinary measure

L - Liana vine "We stood near the mud raft, that raft of logs and liana vines on which we placed our shovelfuls of mud." — Explorers of Gor, page 244.

S - Sand Glasses "The average Gorean has a variety of simple devices at his disposal for making the passage of time. Typical among them are marked, or calibrated, candles, sun dials, sand glasses, clepsydras and oil clocks." — Magicians of Gor, page 358.

S: salt shark