4.49 A pulpy red plant that is grown in the Aiel Waste.

1.36 A word in the Old Tongue meaning Web of Destiny.

1.36 A word in the Old Tongue referring to someone whose thread is chosen out from the pattern to be led to a certain destiny, while the paths of other surrounding threads are forced to change along with it.

3.38 An Aiel clan.

6.29 A novice in Salidar.

5.26 A novice from the White Tower who flees to Salidar.

1.2 A stableman for the Winespring Inn.

6.47 A soldier in the Band of the Red Hand.

5.17 One of 'the Chavanas', an acrobat in Valan Luca's traveling menagerie.

2.8 Old Tongue meaning 'True blood of'. For example, 'Tai'shar Manetheren' = 'True blood of Manetheren'.

4.57 A Aiel warrior society, meaning 'True Bloods'.

4.1 A Seanchan sul'dam.

2.39 An Aes Sedai of the Brown Ajah who teaches the history of the White Tower.

8.19 She is a Sitter for the Salidar Hall. She has dark hair to her waist, pale, and often described as bird-like.

5.20 Saddlemaker from Taien. His sister is Aril.

8.2 An Atha'an Miere woman apprenticed to become a Windfinder. She is boyishly slim. She has no nose ring or chain, but has three thin earrings in the right ear and one in the left. Her strength in the Power comes very close to Nynaeve's.

7.32 An Aes Sedai of the Green Ajah.

8.26 She is a Sitter in the Tower. She is statuesque and golden-haired. She has a surprisingly deep voice. Because of her refusal to swear on the Oath Rod that she is not a Darkfriend, it is presumed she is Black Ajah.

7.21 A woman from stories who was awakened by a kiss from the Sun King.

5.43 A Cairhienin Lord. His house is Delovinde. His con bears three yellow stars on blue. His banner bears a black fox. He is part of the attack on the Shaido led by Mat.

1.1 Rand al'Thor's father. He is described as thick chested with a broad face, cheeks sun-roughened and lined, gray-haired with sprinklings of brown. He has a matter-of-factness about him, is braver than most, and keeps his word. He speaks of the flame and void, something from outside the Two Rivers. He is on the Emond's Field Village Council.

2.8 According to Moiraine, he left the Two Rivers as a boy, joined the army of Illian, served in the Whitecloak War and the last two wars with Tear, became blademaster and Second Captain of the Companions, and returned to the Two Rivers after the Aiel War with Kari, who was from Caemlyn, and with Rand, who at the time was just an infant.

7.37 An Ebou Dari Wise Woman. Very lean, with long hair with more white than black in it, olive skin and dark eyes. She is in the Knitting Circle of the Kin.

9.0 An Aiel Wise One. She is bony and has an angular face. She is very strong in the Power.

2.27 An Illuminator seen in the Cairhien chapter house.

7.0 Amyrlin Seat who was killed by Jarna Malari.

4.38 A man in Tanchico who presumably is in charge of the army there.

1.3 The city that serves as a base for Aes Sedai.

6.48 The Queen's Place in Ebou Dar.

1.1 A town on the River Taren, north of Watch Hill. Taren Ferry folk are said to be mistrustful.

6.33 Greatson of Amaryn.

1.34 Husband of Tigraine before she disappeared. With her, he had a son Galad.After Tigraine disappeared, he married Morgase, and had a son Gawyn, and a daughter Elayne. He was later killed.

5.19 According to Morgase, he was killed in a hunting accident.

2.5 Old Tongue for 'Last Battle'.

6.8 An Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah who comes to Salidar as part of the emissary from Elaida.

8.6 A Seanchan killed by Aviendha at the farm of the Kin.

7.34 Windfinder of White Spray. She is of an age with Rand. She has three rings on each ear.

8.0 An ancient game, a precursor to stones.

5.25 A rebirth of Birgitte, she foiled Moghedien's plans against Lews Therin.

9.9 One of its exports is alum, but not of the first quality.

8.5 An Atha'an Miere Windfinder to a Clan Wavemistress. She has eight earrings and many medallions. She is accounted more than handsome, with big dark eyes, a straight nose, and a strong chin. Slightly shorter than her sister Caire.

4.4 A High Lord of Tear.

5.45 Sammael's true name.

3.21 A word in the Old Tongue meaning 'the Unseen World' or 'the World of Dreams'. According to Verin, there are many worlds, such as those reachable by Portal Stones, and maybe more beyond those. There are three constants across all those worlds: the Creator, the Dark One, and Tel'aran'rhiod. Sometimes ordinary people glimpse the World of Dreams, but Dreamers are able to actually enter it. Things that happen in the World of Dreams, such as injuries, are as real as if they happened in the waking world.

6.26 A Queen of Andor during the War of the Hundred Years.

4.33 A young man who accompanies Perrin when he tries to save the Two Rivers from the Whitecloaks and Trollocs.

2.2 Head groom of Lord Agelmar's Stable.

4.5 An Aes Sedai of the Black Ajah.

4.39 She is from Cairhien, has blue eyes, and is described as fragile.

9.10 She is described as diminutive and fox-faced. She has an extreme eagerness to kill and torture.

1.30 Rules the Children of the Light follow.

2.29 This quote is possibly part of the Tenets (or may just be an old saying): 'The sins of the mother are visited to the fifth generation, and the sins of the father to the tenth.'

4.17 Queen of Saldaea.

8.0 She is tall for a woman, and beautiful despite a large nose, with tilted, dark blue eyes and very strong self-confidence. She will only tolerate counsel from soldiers. She is firey and difficult. She is still young, but well past the age she should have married, but her standards for a husband are much too high. Therefore, When she dies, Davram or his heir will succeed her.

5.29 Hadnan Kadere's sister. When she discovered he was a Darkfriend, he killed her.

2.23 An item that uses the One Power for a specific task. Some can be used by anyone, regardless of whether or not they can channel.

5.39 The Queen of Ghealdan who abdicated to marry a merchant, at the hands of Alliandre's retainers.

6.30 A Warder bonded to Beonin.

6.45 A merchant's daughter that Vilnar Barada wants to marry.

6.43 One of Seonid's Warders. He is Murandian, with dark reddish hair, curled mustaches, and deep blue eyes.

7.32 An Aes Sedai, presumably Red Ajah.

5.0 An Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah from Illian who supports Elaida. She has dark brown eyes. She is sharp-faced, with gaunt cheeks and a narrow nose. Her face seems in a permanent scowl, and she is scrawny. She is untrustworthy of men. She is relentless when she wants something. She is frugal. She was a strict teacher when Joline was a novice.

6.48 She is sent to Ebou Dar as part of Elaida's embassy.

7.16 She is a Sitter for the Red Ajah.

9.17 She has been taken damane by the Seanchan in Ebou Dar.

2.5 An Amyrlin who had been raised from the Red Ajah. She was deposed for betraying Manetheren for jealousy of the queen, and was replaced with an Amyrlin from the Blue Ajah.

2.25 A man Hurin knows.

2.5 Author of The Dance of the Hawk and the Hummingbird.

4.40 A young man from the Two Rivers who is killed in a Trolloc ambush.

5.1 Keeper of the brickyard at Gareth Bryne's manor.

6.0 A man from the Two Rivers.

1.1 A place beyond which is Shayol Ghul.

1.3 It is to the north.

4.32 A family name that Perrin knows. Their farm is abandoned during the time that the Whitecloaks come to the Two Rivers.

6.26 An inn in Caemlyn.

7.13 Something mentioned in relation to how the Atha'an Miere will deal with the Coramoor.

4.32 A family name that Perrin knows. Their farm is abandoned during the time that the Whitecloaks come to the Two Rivers.

5.13 An inn in the town of Bellon, east of Amador.

5.2 The name given to a period of staring that has occurred in Aiel just before they throw down their spears and run away, as a result of Rand's revealing their history.

2.29 The Seanchan nobility.

5.39 An inn in Samara, in Ghealdan.

1.3 A place that typically has harsh weather.

4.26 A place in which the Forsaken have been sealed.

4.54 Moghedien was an Aes Sedai over two hundred years old when the Bore was first opened.

4.58 It is another name for the Dark One's prison.

6.0 It can be sensed in the Pit of Doom, but it is not a physical place.

1.1 A time of destruction during which the face of the world changed dramatically.

2.1 The devastation of much of the world by the men who could channel and went mad from the taint on saidin, following the Dark One's counterstroke.

4.46 A tea room in the Three Plum court inn, in Tanchico.

5.17 'Brothers' who work as acrobats in Valan Luca's traveling menagerie.

4.9 What the Forsaken call themselves.

7.22 A group of women in Ebou Dar who take in wilders, those put out of the Tower, and Tower runaways.

1.1 Two closely intermarried families, known all through the Two Rivers as troublemakers and complainers, the type that always seems ready to start over, but never finishes what they start.

1.0 The being who created all life, and who is the symbol of the Light. He imprisoned the Dark One at the moment of Creation. He is the antithesis of the Dark One.

6.41 A highly regarded inn in Caemlyn.

2.5 A book by Teven Aerwin that dictates the proper conduct of men toward women and women toward men.

5.11 An inn in Lugard.

5.39 An inn in Samara, in Ghealdan.

1.0 The antithesis of the Creator, the source of all evil. He was bound in Shayol Ghul by the Creator at the moment of Creation. When Lews Therin Telamon led an attack against him, the Dark One put a taint on saidin.His true name is Shai'tan.Also known as Sheperd of the Night, Father of Lies, Ba'alzamon ('Heart of the Dark' in Trolloc Tongue), Leafblighter, Sightburner, Heartfang, Heartsbane, He Whose Name Must Not Be Uttered, Father of Storms (Atha'an Miere)

1.1 It is common knowledge that the Dark One is bound in Shayol Ghul with the Forsaken.

7.33 A festival.

2.0 Refers to the day of the Dark One's return from imprisonment. It is said by Darkfriends that this is the day the Wheel of Time is broken, the Great Serpent is killed, and the world is remade in the Dark One's image.

4.38 Presumably a horrific execution at the hands of the Imperial family of Seanchan.

5.11 An inn in Lugard.

1.0 A name for Lews Therin Telamon.

1.3 A man prophesied to be born in mankind's greatest hour of need, the rebirth of Lews Therin Telamon, who will save the world even as he brings the Breaking of it in the madness he will eventually succumb to because of his ability to channel.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

1.36 A book Rand sees in Basel Gill's Library.

1.36 The Ogier separation from the stedding during the Breaking of the World.

1.14 A place threatened by the Dark One.

2.0 (A place created by male and female Aes Sedai during the Breaking of the World, set under the guard of the Green Man, which contains the untainted essence of saidin) (as well as a broken seal of the Dark One's prison, the Horn of Valere, and the Dragon banner.

5.11 An inn in Lugard.

1.1 A technique of concentration that Tam taught Rand, where one feeds all emotions to a flame until the mind is empty, free of distractions, and one with the void.

5.24 A book containing stories of famous heroes and heroines that Egwene reads.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

2.4 Describes the complex plotting of nobles for advantage above other Houses.

4.38 A wineshop in Tanchico owned by a woman called Selindrin.

7.14 A very grimy tavern in Ebou Dar.

6.31 An inn in Amador.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

3.40 An inn in Aringill.

5.1 An inn in Kore Springs.

4.53 The inn in Deven Ride.

5.3 A symphony which includes The March of Death, which Asmodean knows. It was composed about three hundred years before the War of Power.

1.13 A very famous story of the hunt for the Horn of Valere. It is added to every time a new hunt is called.

1.2 The pattern of reality as woven by the Wheel of Time.

1.2 A serpent biting its own tail, a symbol for time even older than Wheel of Time.

1.4 A character in Thom Merrilin's stories.

1.42 The guardian of the Eye of the World, whose realm exists somewhere in the Blight.

1.50 He is killed by Balthamel, and leaves a giant oak tree where he falls.

1.53 Loial sings to the oak tree, protecting it from the Blight.

4.26 The Green Man's true name was Someshta. He was the last surviving Nym. During the Breaking of the World, the female Aes Sedai of the White Tower made him the guardian of the Eye of the World.

4.2 A book Rand reads, written by Eban Vandes.

4.19 The Atha'an Miere Prophecies of the Coramoor.

4.22 A largely inaccurate book about the Aiel by Soran Milo from which Rand learns of a Portal Stone near Rhuidean.

7.23 A society of women in Ebou Dar who take in those who did not succeed at the Tower, Tower runaways, and wilders.

5.13 An inn in Sienda which is destroyed by Valan Luca's giant boar-horses.

5.13 An inn in Sienda.

6.25 An inn in Cairhien.

1.36 A condition an Ogier acquires if he or she stays too long outside the stedding.

6.47 An inn on the way to Ebou Dar.

6.41 A rough inn where Min worked when she was twenty.

5.47 Much like 'the Chavanas', they are acrobats who are supposed sisters. Valan Luca hires them away from Sillia Cerano's show.

2.22 Another name for the Forsaken.

5.11 An inn in Lugard.

6.31 An inn in Amador.

7.30 An inn in Ebou Dar overlooking the river.

7.39 An inn in Ebou Dar.

1.0 Springing from the True Source, the One Power is the driving force of the Wheel of Time.Those with the ability to channel can use the One Power for various purposes, for example Healing and Traveling.

2.16 What Selene calls the void (as in the flame and void).

2.35 An agreement between Ogier and Aiel not to do violence within the stedding.

7.14 A very grimy tavern in Ebou Dar.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

3.40 An inn in Aringill.

7.28 A cheap tavern facing the house of the Kin

1.3 An ocean to the south.

1.0 A metaphor for the Dark One and his minions.

7.14 A racetrack in Ebou Dar.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

5.11 An inn in Lugard.

7.7 An inn in Caemlyn.

6.47 An inn on the way to Ebou Dar.

7.23 An inn in Ebou Dar.

1.36

7.23 An illustration of thirteen sins through exaggerated caricatures of men, including Envy, Gossip, and Greed.

2.1 The lakes surrounding the Seven Towers of Malkier, now inhabited by beasts from the Blight.

4.39 An inn in Tanchico.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

2.25 Towers in Cairhien that were extremely tall before they were destroyed in the Aiel War. They are now being rebuilt.

1.25 A nomadic people who travel the world in brightly colored wagons and follow the non-violent Way of the Leaf. Those who leave the wagons are called the Lost. They are led by a Madhi, or Seeker, and they traditionally seek out a song they lost in the Breaking of the World. They are not widely trusted near villages or cities, but they are permitted to cross the Aiel Waste without threat of being attacked. Also known as Tinkers.

1.5 A book Tam has.

4.7 A series of books (with at least twelve volumes), one of which Rand reads.

1.0 Something Lews Therin mentions, along with Singing.

5.12 An inn in Lugard.

6.5 An inn in Maerone.

6.47 An inn in Ebou Dar.

3.22 The war for Guaire Amalasan, which ended with his followers trying to free him from the White Tower before he was gentled.

1.36 A living thing created by male Aes Sedai during the Breaking of the World. Space and time are different in the Ways, providing a quick, safe alternative to what would normally be a long and treacherous journey. But taint of the male Aes Sedai gradually made the Ways unsafe.

1.0 A symbol for time. The wheel is driven by the One Power.

1.2 The Wheel is described as a spinning wheel that weaves the Great Pattern.

3.11 An Accepted of the White Tower, and a wilder. She is described as willowy-necked and coppery-skinned.

6.36 She is raised to Aes Sedai by Egwene.

6.36 See Theodrin.

6.0 A Shaido Wise One.

9.4 She is blue-eyed, like an eagle, and stands a good span in height, as much as most Aielmen.

6.0 A woman in the Two Rivers who makes dresses.

5.10 A simple man from Mardecin who does favors for Ronde Macura.

5.50 An Aes Sedai of the Yellow Ajah.

1.4 A well-traveled and world-wise gleeman. He has blue eyes, white hair, and a bushy white mustache.

1.26 His nephew Owyn could channel, but was gentled by Aes Sedai and died soon after.Thom is presumed dead after a Myrdraal attacks in Whitebridge.

1.35 He was once the Court-bard of Caemlyn. He had been involved with Morgase after Taringail's death, then made enemies of Morgase and Elaida after trying to help his nephew Owyn, and was forced to flee the city.

2.25 Rand discovers Thom alive in Cairhien, now with a limp in his right leg.

4.17 According to Moiraine his full name is Thomdril, and he was once known as the Gray Fox for his involvement in the Game of Houses.

1.19 Once king of Manetheren, mid-Trolloc Wars.

1.48 The banner of Lord Agelmar.

6.22 A constellation Mat knows.

6.9 The sign of Mattin Stepaneos den Balgar, King of Illian.

9.2 A wolf.

2.28 The name among Aiel for the Aiel Waste. Urien describes it as 'a shaping stone, to make us; a testing ground, to prove our worth; and a punishment for the sin.'

8.0 The throne of Kandor.

1.52 The Old Tongue for 'The grave is no bar to my call', the phrase inscribed on the Horn of Valere.

6.25 An Aiel Wise One. She is lean, has red hair and a sharp nose.

6.0 An Aes Sedai of the Gray Ajah who is Mistress of Novices in Salidar.

2.31 Innkeeper of The Great Tree in Cairhien.

4.42 A racy dance performed by women of the Traveling People.

1.34 She was once the Daughter-Heir of Andor. She married Taringail Damodred, and had a son, Galad. She was supposed to go to Tar Valon to become Aes Sedai, but she disappeared en route. Her brother was Luc.

4.43 The name of one of the Two Rivers boys who was killed in a Trolloc ambush.

1.3 The time of the Breaking of the World.

5.2 Chief of the Miagoma Aiel.

2.7 Attendant to the Lady Amalisa.

7.0 A Shaido Wise One.

8.22 First Lieutenant to Assid Bakuun. Bony, a head taller than Bakuun, a bit of beard on the point of his chin.

1.0 To draw the One Power from the True Source.

2.49 A book Loial reads after the battle in Falme.

8.6 Flying Seanchan beasts that are large and made for carrying burdens.

7.1 A young man from the Two Rivers.

6.4 A High Lord of Tear.

6.42 A student at Rand's farm.

4.26 In Rand's experience in Rhuidean, an Ogier who seed sings with Coumin and other Aiel.

4.23 An Aiel clan.

2.8 Verin's Warder.

3.49 A dice game.

4.19 An Atha'an Miere man, Cargomaster of the Wavedancer. Husband of Coine din Jubai Wild Winds.

6.17 A Cairhienin Lord who allies with his former rival Caraline Damodred and gathers Andormen against Rand.

7.35 He is tall for a Cairhienin, slender with broad shoulders, very handsome, with a strong chin and gray at his temples.

7.36 He is a blademaster.

4.3 A High Lord of Tear. He has a white streak in his dark beard, large ears and a knobby nose.

8.24 A bronze-scaled creature of Seanchan that is not used in battle because of its tendency to go into a killing frenzy.

9.9 An Illianer informant to Dyelin.

7.2 An Asha'man.

8.29 He deserts the Black Tower.

6.31 Paitr's uncle. He is hanged by the Whitecloaks for being a Darkfriend.

7.0 An Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah.

8.26 She had been a Sitter for the Red, but because of what happened twenty years ago, she was exiled from the Tower and made to do penance. She has been recalled to the Tower by Elaida, and has been set with the task of destroying the Black Tower.

4.28 A tall, metal tower that Perrin sees Slayer escape to in the wolf dream. Perrin is warned by a mysterious woman that it leads to the realm of the Aelfinn and the Eelfinn, a place that is difficult to leave in the waking world, and nearly impossible to leave in dream.

2.34 A tower in Seanchan. If one of Artur Hawkwing's blood is ordered dead, he or she is hung from a silk bag from the tower until the bag simply rots away.

2.40 Towers in Seanchan.

9.0 A tree in the Black Tower from which hang the heads of traitors.

6.22 A constellation Mat knows.

1.0 To use the One Power to transport oneself from one place to another instantly.

5.6 Asmodean claims one must know one's starting point extremely well for Traveling to work.

7.20 Something Sammael mentions which presumably allows one to travel across a great distance.

4.7 A book Rand reads.

2.36 The last Ogier from Stedding Shangtai to have used the Ways. He is now an empty shell because of his travels in the Ways.

2.30 The sign of House Damodred.

2.7 A name Taraboners sometimes call themselves.

2.35 The Aiel name for Cairhienin.

2.20 A village on top of a hill in Cairhien, near an excavation with a large stone hand holding a crystal sphere.

2.24 A bell in the White Tower that strikes some time after dinner (I think dinner here is what we -- at least Americans -- would refer to as lunch).

1.2 A nearly three-hundred-year war in which Trollocs covered much of the land and were set on destroying mankind. They lasted from about 1000 to 1300 AB, which is about two-thousand years before the start of this series.

1.2 A monster from stories.

5.16 A Whitecloak that Galad knows.

4.57 See Tain Shari

2.0 A reference to the true name of the Dark One.

7.20 Drawn directly from the Dark One, it is more powerful than saidin or saidar, and its use can't be detected except by those who wield it. However, the price of use is far greater than the use of saidin or saidar, and grows with each use. Extensive use results in black flecks floating across the user's eyes, called saa in the Old Tongue.

1.0 The source of the One Power, which drives the Wheel of Time.

9.14 Similar to an advisor, a Truthspeaker is required to tell the stark truth and make sure that their advisee hears it, and cannot be commanded, coerced, or punished in any way.

6.6 An obscenity in the Old Tongue.

1.46 In the Old Tongue, presumably means 'You honor me'

1.49 In the Old Tongue, 'You honor me, Treebrother'

8.21 "Storm Leader" in the Old Tongue, a title used by Charl Gedwyn.

7.0 An Aes Sedai of the Red Ajah.

1.25 Old Tongue for the Traveling People.

6.1 One of Davram Bashere's men.

2.34 According to Lord Turak, Tuon is the second daughter of the Seanchan Empress, who is currently the Empress's choice for succession to the Crystal Throne.

2.29 A Seanchan High Lord.

2.34 He is twelfth in the line of succession to the Crystal Throne

2.45 Rand kills him.

8.0 An Aes Sedai of the White Ajah. She is a prisoner of the Aiel in Cairhien for being among the sisters who tried to capture Rand.

5.53 An Aiel leader among the Stone Dogs.

8.12 A supposed courier for King Alsalam of Arad Doman.

9.2 A wolf.

2.14 A wolf Perrin meets in his search for the whereabouts of the Horn of Valere.

6.54 An old male wolf.

1.1 The region in which the Wheel of Time series begins. Very few within the Two Rivers travel far from home. The Two Rivers is bounded on the west by the Mountains of Mist, on the north and east by the River Taren, and on the south by the White River. These boundaries effectively shelter the Two Rivers from the outside world; strangers hardly ever come, and very few natives ever leave. There are three large towns in the Two Rivers: from south to north, Deven Ride, Emond's Field, and Watch Hill. To the north, on the River Taren, is the town of Taren Ferry. The land slopes slightly downward from west to east.Two Rivers folk are steadfast in the face of adversity, and are well-known for their stubbornness. They are a peaceful people, and fights in the Two Rivers are rare.

2.28 A sept of the Reyn Aiel.

6.7 Queen of Altara.

10.3 The gholam killed her.

9.7 One of Elayne's Queen's Guard, an apple-cheeked woman with cold eyes who claims to be from Ghealdan and the daughter of a minor noble.