Tool to translate Goron language. The Goron language is used in the Zelda video game series (Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask or Twilight Princess) by some Hyrule people.
Goron Language - dCode
Tag(s) : Symbol Substitution
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The letters are represented by sometimes rounded and sometimes straight symbols that blend into the Zelda/Link universe. On the contrary, the digits are similar to the Roman numerals.
Not all characters are the same size, so the message alternates between tall and small characters.
The symbol of the Gorons has a form of pet leg with 3 fingers, a form of losange, with 3 triangles.
Any reference to Darunia, the goron leader or Darmani, a goron warrior, or any other Zelda character are clues.
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