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This article is about the Tusken language. You may be looking for the Tusken Raiders, also known as Sand People, or Fort Tusken, or the island Tusken.
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The Sand People
"Koroght gaghgt Takt."
Sidrona Diath, speaking in Tusken[src]

Tusken was the language spoken by the Sand People of Tatooine. It was considered very primitive; to the untrained ear, it sounded like shrieking and hollering. It also included many grunts, growls and honking noises used as punctuations. However, it was really a complex language, and people from other species found it very difficult to learn.[1] Properly speaking in Tusken required a good amount of phlegm.[2] Protocol droids could be properly equipped with a Tusken language pack for fluency.[3]

Tusken language had no written form, relying instead only in oral tradition. The language consisted mostly of consonants.[1]

Known vocabulary or sentences

  • Aargh. - Greetings.[2]
  • Arg yowr rakak quaraka. - That time calculator belonged to my mother.[2]
  • B'Thazoshe – Bantha horn turned to stone.[4]
  • C'rell'akt – Woman of Corellia.[5]
  • Eyaak urk urk. – I mean you no harm.[2]
  • Eyak ur urah gu. – Please leave my clothes.[2]
  • Gafsa – Waking place.[5]
  • Hu raka. – I surrender.[2]
  • Iurak ip ip hurak? – Where is the nearest settlement?[2]
  • Koroght gaghgt Takt – Blessed be your going out from us.[5]
  • Kterskt – Danger.
  • Orukak! – Hands up![2]
  • Orukak argg yurag? – Care for a drink?[2]
  • Oru uru kak. – Drop your weapon.[2]
  • Prodorissac – Betrayer.
  • Ru rah ru rah. – I come in peace.[2]
  • Skaterkst – Bad.
  • Tuyiskt sisktn – Hunting grounds.
  • Uli-ah – Child.[6]
  • Urrak! – Don't move![2]
  • Urrr urah urah urah? - Where is the nearest water?[2]
  • Urtah – Carrying pack.[6]
  • Urtya – Light tent.[6]

Notable non-native speakers of Tusken

Appearances

Sources

Notes and references