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Introduction (eng)
I. Overview
II. Fit for Human Habitation
III. The Red Star
IV. From Dragonets to Dragons
V. Weyrlings
VI. Training and Fighting Dragons by Todd Johnson
VII. Threadfall Charts
VIII. Fort, the First Hold
IX. Benden, the Second Weyr
X. Holds, Crafthalls, and Weyrs
XI. Pronunciation Guide to Names on Pern
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The Dragonlovers guide to pern

XI. Pronunciation Guide to Names on Pern

Most two-syllable names arc emphasized on the first syllable (D esdra, Talmor). Three-syllable names can be emphasized on either the first or second. Four-syllable names are almost invariably stressed soft on the first syllable and hard on the third (Rato shigan). Dragonriders' honorifics are slurred, pronouncing the initial letter as though it were followed by a schwa (‘ə’)” , as in Sh'gall or N'ton, or ignored completely, as in F'lar. The purpose of shortening the name in this fashion is to make it easier to pronounce in haste.
 

Alessaan (ãlĕs' ən) Lord Holder of Ruatha, Sixth Pass
 

B'greal (ba grēl') Weyrling, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

B'lerion (ba lĕr' ən) Wingleader, rider of bronze Nabeth, High Reaches, Sixth Pass

Belior (bé lē' ōr) Pern's larger moon

Berchar (bĕr' chär) Masterhealer, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

Bitra (bĭt'rä) major Hold in the Northern Continent, named for Avril Bitra

Brekke (brĕ' kē) queen rider of Wirenth (deceased), Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

Briaret (brī' ă rĕt') Masterherder, Keroon Hold, Ninth Pass

Burdion (bĕr' dē ŏn) healer, Igen Sea Hold, Sixth Pass
 

C'gan (sgăn) Weyrsinger, deceased, blue dragon Tagath, Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

C'ver (kvĕr) brown rider of Hogarth, Telgar Weyr, Sixth Pass

Campen (kăm' pən) heir to Tolocamp, Lord Holder of Fort, Sixth Pass

Cr'not (kr' nŏt') Weyrlingmaster, High Reaches, bronze Caith, Sixth Pass

Crom (krōm) major Hold in the Northern Continent
 

Dalova (dălōv' ă) Weyrwoman for golden Perforth, Igen Weyr, Sixth Pass

Declan (dĕk' lăn) Candidate, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

Desdra (dĕz' drə) journeywoman healer, Fort Hold, Sixth Pass

Domick (dŏ'mĭk) composition master, Harpercraft Hall, Ninth Pass
 

Elgion (ĕl' jē ŏn) journeyman harper, Half Circle Sea Hold
 

F'lar (flăr) Weyrleader, Benden Weyr, bronze Mnementh, Ninth Pass

F'neldril (fnĕl' drĭl) Weyrlingmaster, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

F'nor (fnōr) Wingleader, Benden Weyr, brown dragon Canth, Ninth Pass

Falga (fŏl'gă) Weyrwoman for Tamianth, High Reaches Weyr Ninth Pass

Fandarel (făn' də rĕl) Mastersmith, Telgar Hold, Ninth Pass

Fergal (fĕr găl) runner handler at Ruatha Hold, Sixth Pass

Fortine (fŏr tīn') Master of Archives, Harper Hall, Sixth Pass
 

Gemma (jĕm' ă) mother of Jaxom of Ruatha Hold, deceased

Gianarth (jă närth') bronze dragon of S'ligar, High Reaches, Sixth Pass

Groghe (grō' gē) Lord Holder of Fort Hold, Ninth Pass
 

Idarolan (īd' ă rōl' ăn) Masterfisherman, Tillek Hold, Ninth Pass

Igen (ĭg' ən) desert Hold in Northern Continent
 

Jaxom (jăks' ŏm) Lord Holder of Ruatha, rider of white Ruth, Ninth Pass
 

K'lon (klŏn) blue rider of Rogeth, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

Keroon (kĕr ōōn') plateau Hold in Northern Continent; founder of Hold, Ezra Keroon

klah (klä) popular drink brewed from fragrant bark of klah tree

Kylara (kĭ lăr' ă) queen rider for Prideth (deceased), High Reaches Weyr, Ninth Pass
 

Laudey (loud' ē) Lord Holder of Igen Hold, Ninth Pass

Leef (lēf) Lord Holder of Ruatha, Alessan's father, Sixth Pass

Lemos  major Hold in North, known for its forests, named for Bart Lemos

Leri (lĕ' rē) Weyrwoman for Holth, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

Lessa (lĕs' ă) Weyrwoman for Ramoth, Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

Ligand (li gand') journeyman tanner, Fort Hold, Ninth Pass

Lytol (lī' tōl) Lord Steward of Ruatha, deceased dragon brown Larth
 

M'barak (mĭ bär' ăk) Weyrling, Fort Weyr, blue dragon Arith, Sixth Pass

M'ray (mĭ rā' ăk) son of Moreta and D'say, dragon brown Quoarth

M'tani (mĭ tă' nē) Weyrleader, bronze Hogarth, Telgar Weyr, Sixth Pass

Manora (mă nōr' ă) mother of F'nor, headwoman of Lower Caverns, Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

Menolly (mĕn' ōl' lē) journeywoman harper, Fort Hold, Ninth Pass

Merelan (mĕ' rĕ lən)  mother of Robinton, Fort Hold

Meron (mĕr' ən) Lord Holder of Nabol Hold, Ninth Pass

Mnementh (nĕ mĕnth') bronze dragon of F'lar, Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

Moreta (mō rĕ' tə) Weyrwoman for Orlith, Fort Weyr, Sixth Pass

N'ton (nə tŏn') Wingleader, Benden Weyr, bronze dragon Lioth, Ninth Pass

Nabol (nā' bōl) major Hold in Northern Continent

Nerilka (nĕ rĭl' kə) daughter of Tolocamp, wife of Alessan, and Lady Holder of Ruatha, Sixth Pass

Nicat (nī' kat) Masterminer, Minecrafthall, Ninth Pass
 

Oklina (ōk lē' nă) sister to Alessan, Weyrwoman for Hannath

Oldive (ōl' dīv) Masterhealer, Healercraft Hall, Ninth Pass

Oterel (ŏt' ĕr ĕl) Lord Holder of Tillek, Ninth Pass
 

Petiron (pĕtch' rŏn) harper, Half Circle Sea Hold

Piemur (pī' mer) journeyman harper, Southern Hold, Ninth Pass

Pressen (prĕs' ĕn) healer, High Reaches Weyr, Sixth Pass
 

Raid (rād) Lord Holder of Benden Hold, Ninth Pass

Ramoth (ră' mŏth) senior queen dragon, Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

Ratoshigan (ră tō' shē' gən) Lord Holder of Southern Boll Hold, Sixth Pass

Robinton (rô' bĭn tŏn') Masterharper, Ninth Pass

Ruatha (rōō ă' thă) second oldest Hold in the Northern Continent

Rukbat (rŭk' băt) blue-white star around which Pern revolves
 

Sangel (săn' jĕl) Lord Holder of Southern Boll, Ninth Pass

Sebell (sē' bĕl) journeyman harper, then Masterharper, Ninth Pass

Sh'gall (shĭ găl) Weyrleader, Fort Weyr, bronze Kadith, Sixth Pass

Shonagar (shō nă găr') Voicecraftmaster, Harper Hall, Ninth Pass

Silvina (sĭl vē' nă) head woman of the Harper Hall, Ninth Pass

Suriana (sōō rē ăn' ă) deceased wife of Alessan of Ruatha
 

T'gellan (tgĕ' lăn) rider of bronze Monarth, Benden Weyr, Ninth Pass

T'ron (trŏn) Oldtimer Weyrleader at Fort Weyr, dragon Fidranth, originally Eighth Pass

Tagetarl (tăg' ĕ tărl) journeyman harper, Harpercraft Hall, Ninth Pass

Tamianth (tăm' ē ănth') queen dragon of Falga, High Reaches Weyr, Ninth Pass

Telgar (tĕl' găr) major grain-producing Hold in Northern Continent, named for Sallah Telgar

Timor (tĭ' mōr) Pern's smaller moon

Tirone (tē rōn') Masterharper, Sixth Pass

Tuero (twĕ' rō) journeyman harper, Ruatha Hold, Sixth Pass

weyr (wēr) any place in which a dragon lives

wher (hwĕr') Impressable creatures bioengineered by Wind Blossom Ping

Sources

Bibliography 

Allen, Richard Hinckley. Star Names, Their Lore and Meaning. New York: Dover, 1963, p. 357 (originally published by G. E. Stechert as Star-Names and Their Meanings, 1899).

Brown, Tom, Jr. Tom Brown's Guide to Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants. New York: Berkley, 1985.

Cox, Beverly, with Joan Whitman. Cooking Techniques. Boston/Toronto: Little Brown, 1981.

Fonstad, Karen Wynn. The Atlas of Pern. New York: Del Rey Books, 1984.

Lust, John. The Herb Book. New York: Bantam Books, 1974.

Matthews, Anne. Vogue Dictionary of Knitting Stitches. New York: Quill, 1984.

McCaffrey, Anne. Dragondrums. New York: Atheneum, 1979.

————. Dragonsdawn. New York: Del Rey Books, 1988.

—. Dragon/light. New York: Del Rey

Books, 1968.

————. Dragonquest. New York: Del Rey

Books, 1971.

————. “Dragonrider.” “Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, December 1967 and January 1968.

—. Dragonsinger. New York: Atheneum, 1977.

—. Dragonsong. New York: Atheneum, 1976.

————. “The Smallest Dragonboy.” In Get

Off the Unicorn. New York: Del Rey Books, 1977.

—. The Girl Who Heard Dragons. New Castle, Va.: Cheap Street, 1985.

———. Moreta, Dragonlady of Pern. New

York: Del Rey Books, 1983. —. Nerilka's Story. New York: Del Rey Books, 1986.

—. “Weyr Search.” Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, October 1967.

 —. The White Dragon. New York: Del Rey Books, 1978.

McGregor, Sheila. Traditional Knitting. London: B. T. Batsford, Ltd., 1983.

Middle Eastern Cooking. Time/Life Foods of the World Series. New York: Time-Life Books, 1976.

Nye, Jody Lynn. Dragonfire. New York: Tor Books, 1988.

—. Dragonharper. New York: Tor Books, 1987.

Thompson, Gladys. Patterns for Guernseys, Jerseys & Arans; Fishermen's Sweaters from the British Isles. 2d ed. New York: Dover, 1971.

OTHER SOURCES

The Adler Planetarium, Chicago, Illinois Aim, Harry and Marilyn. The Weyrbook of

Ista. New Orleans, 1988.

————. “Weyrwords” no. 42, New Orleans, 1985.

 ————. Threadfall Charts, 1987.

The Dragonriders of Pern game. Mayfair Games. Chicago, 1983.

Ecklar, Julia. “Brekke's Lament.” In The Traveller. Waukegan, 111., 1981.

Interviews, Anne McCaffrey, 3-11 October 1987, and assorted letters and conversations, 1987-1988.

Correspondence, Christine V. Power, 1987, 1988.

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