Glossary for foreign words and specialized or technical usages for Philosophical Magic.
== B ==
 * Bandārat (Murinali) [ban'daː.rat] n. "Judgement" (especially but not limited to an eschatological sense).
== C ==
 * Chutu. See ''Shrūt''
== M ==
 * Makhi Dhrana (Murinali) ['ma.kʰi 'ɖʱa.na] n. "God of Good", the god worshiped by the [[PM/Twofold Way|Twofold Way]]. 
 * Makh Ena (Murinali) ['ma.kʰ 'e.na] n. "God of Evil", the antagonist of Makhi Dhrana.
== N ==
 * Nrebet (Murinali) ['ɳe.bet] n. A priest of the Twofold Way. pl. ''nrebetu'', pos. ''nrebeti''.
== O ==
 * Ori Makh (Murinali) ['o.ri makʰ] n. "God Tower", part of a temple in the Twofold Way, where sacrifices are burnt.
== K ==
 * Kōnet (Murinali) ['koː.net] n. "helper", especially the ''kōneti makh'', angel or celestial administrator. pl. ''kōnetu'', pos. ''kōneti''.
== S ==
 * Shrūt (Murinali) ['ʈʂuː.t] n. "faithful one", i.e. practitioner of the [[PM/Twofold Way|Twofold Way]]. pl. ''shrūtu'', pos.''shrūti''
== Q ==
 * Qaph (Murinali, loanword from Belvestine) [qapʰ] n. A trust or corporation.