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What does shurtugal mean?

"Shurtugal" is a word from the fantasy series *Inheritance Cycle* by Christopher Paolini. It's a riderless dragon.

Here's a breakdown:

* Shur is a prefix used to denote something as being "without" or "lacking".

* Tugal is a word for "dragon" in the language of the Riders, the ancient people who rode dragons in the *Inheritance Cycle*.

Therefore, "Shurtugal" literally means "without a dragon rider" or "a dragon that has no rider".

It's a significant term in the series, highlighting the vulnerability and isolation of a dragon without its bonded rider.

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