6.41 An Aes Sedai of the Green Ajah. She is from Tarabon.

7.27 A soldier of the Black Tower.

3.35 The name taken by Zarine Bashere. It means 'falcon' in the Old Tongue.

4.2 She claims her father is the biggest fur trader in Saldaea.

4.41 Her father is Davram Bashere, Marshal-General to Queen Tenobia of Saldaea and the Queen's uncle. When Faile's two older brothers died, she became the eldest surviving child and was given the duty of learning how to manage her father's estates. It was for that reason that she ran away and became a Hunter of the Horn.

4.41 See Faile.

6.34 One of the Sitters for the Hall of the Tower in Salidar.

8.19 She is Green Ajah.

1.42 A place that Moiraine urgently wishes to reach, known during the Trolloc Wars as Mafal Dadaranell.

5.18 An Aes Sedai of the Black Ajah who accompanies Liandrin out of the Tower.

1.3 A man claiming to be the Dragon Reborn, but who does not fulfill the Prophecies of the Dragon.

8.9 A farrier to Perrin. He has a fringe of white hair.

7.37 A member of the Knitting Circle of the Kin. Slender, brown-eyed, with pale honey hair.

8.3 She is a goldsmith.

4.26 From Rand's experience in Rhuidean, the name of the color-shifting material which is now used in Warder's cloaks.

3.11 An Accepted of the White Tower, described as round-faced, dark and curly-haired, who hates wilders. Egwene thinks Faolain will choose the Red Ajah.

6.36 She is raised to Aes Sedai by Egwene.

1.25 Society of female Aiel warriors.

99.1 Two Maidens will never fight each other, even if they are from two clans that have a blood feud. Maidens consider themselves wedded to the spear, and must give up the spear if they wish to marry or have a child. Women who become Wise Ones must also give up the spear.

1.0 A city south of Caemlyn.

9.23 Far Madding possesses ter'angreal that generate a pair of artificial stedding around itself, one inside the other. The outer one prevents men from channeling, and the inner one prevents women from channeling.

7.32 An Aes Sedai of the Yellow Ajah.

4.1 A hundredman for the Whitecloaks, under Dain Bornhald when he enters the Two Rivers with Ordeith.

4.12 To the Aiel, women whose fathers are brothers are called father-sisters. They are not considered to be as closely related as second-sisters. To us, this is the equivalent of cousin.

8.17 A feast day on which prizes are baked into honeycakes, and all offer warm drinks and a kiss of peace in honor of Abram.

7.38 A festival in Ebou Dar.

6.53 The last day of the year, also the shortest day of the year, when candles and lights are traditionally lit until sunrise two days later.

1.26 A festival in Illian.

2.9 A festival in Illian.

7.23 A festival Berowin mentions.

6.3 A young man who has come to Rand to learn to channel.

7.17 One of Joline Maza's Warders.

7.3 An Aiel Wise One.

5.23 A young Aiel whose greatfather is Sorilea's sister-son.

8.25 Sitter in the White Tower and head of her Ajah.

7.38 A Redarm of the Band of the Red Hand.

7.28 A festival during which people wear masks and feathers.

6.43 A treaty over which Merana presided. It was an unsuccessful attempt to end the fighting between Arad Doman and Tarabon over Almoth Plain.

6.19 A Tairen Lady.

1.49 Presumably a union of the nations during the Age of Legends

1.34 A royal title in Andor.

3.16 Commands the Andoran army in war, alongside the Queen.

7.13 Something mentioned in reference to the Atha'an Miere.

2.29 A man who is caged by the Seanchan and hung from the towers of the Watchers Over the Waves for watching for the wrong thing. When he dies, he is replaced with another.

3.39 To the Aiel, women who have the same mother are first-sisters. To us, this is the equivalent of sister. However, two Aiel women can become first-sisters if they ask to do so before the Wise Ones of their clans. If they are Maidens, they defend each other, and if one has a man, she shares him with her first-sister.

8.0 The central piece to the ancient game of sha'rah. It is always worked in the form of a man with a bandage over his eyes and a wound bleeding on his side.

1.8 A group of Trollocs in battle.

8.6 A Seanchan legion, the most lightly armored of soldiers, and as hard or harder than the Deathwatch Guard.

3.21 A constellation Egwene knows.

2.9 The sign of House Riatin.

3.30 A dice game.

8.9 A man from Watch Hill who becomes a cook for Faile and Perrin. He is lanky and has a dent in his chin.

4.32 A man whose family Jac al'Seen takes into his farm when the Whitecloaks and Trollocs come to the Two Rivers.

4.56 Husband of Adine.

1.24 Cowardly man on Domon's ship who causes trouble for Rand and Mat.

1.40 A Talent to know something of the future that few Aes Sedai possess.

1.1 A group of people, widely feared, who follow the Dark One. It is common knowledge that they are bound with the Dark One in Shayol Ghul. Parents often discipline their children by frightening them with the Forsaken.

3.39 An Aiel sept (possibly Taardad?)

4.57 A sept of the Tardaad Aiel.

6.52 Middle daughter of Setalle Anan.

2.24 A bell in the White Tower that strikes some time after supper.

6.43 One of Seonid's Warders. He is Tairen, dark-skinned, with curly black hair streaked with gray.

8.23 A Seanchan soldier of the Deathwatch Guard.