What is "shadi"

Usage examples of "shadi".

An Alanti shadi, pale hair and smile vaguely familiar, slapped his arm and called him a warm-weather nurseling, and their friends had to keep them apart.

The city shadi at the gate thrust his arm forward, barring the way without looking up.

Coreon hunched over a dice bowl, arguing enthusiastically with a young, pale-haired shadi in Alanti blue.

Garden, the night crisp and bright around them and Crise, below, rummaging with a Bec shadi for the small winter roses that lived, bright and chilly, under the mantle of snow.

According to this shadi, Rive and Gambin were quarreling and he wanted some way of proving his loyalty.

The shadi said there may have been something more, but no one talks about it much.

Jandi, deep in conversation with a shadi by the guardhouse, rocked back and forth on the balls of his feet, looking in his black talma like a huge, tamed bear.

Jandi bowed to the shadi, who bowed almost to the ground, uncomfortably reverential.

At the first curtain the shadi held a lantern to her face, motioned her through, and retreated to the shelter of the gatehouse.

Hivis was halfway across the room when Lyeth shook her head, and the shadi settled into his chair again suspiciously.

Lyeth nodded her thanks and turned away, the shadi cleared her throat.

The hall was not cold, but one shadi sat before the fire, huddled in a cloak, the hood pulled far forward.

The boy ducked into the snow castle and pelted the shadi with snowballs and Hivis, laughing, retaliated.

Hivis took the saddlebags, Maev supported Joleda, and Lyeth carried Emris secure in her arms to the shadeen barracks, where Crise summoned a shadi physician and took them all into the small apartment she shared with Ilen.

So Coreon had traded him a gaming debt, the services of a young Alanti shadi who lived close to the outlands border and knew a number of interesting tricks.