Mirrak's new shout was fascinating to me because when he used that shout he killed the dragons right were thay stand to me that was a cool shout so I did some research to find out what this shout means first he said the dragons name then he said ziil los dii dul which in dragon means Spirit,Sworn,Undead what do you guys think about this here's the link to the http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Dragon_Alphabet http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Dragon_language

I wouldn't want an insta-dragon-murder shout. Imbalanced. Makes sense that he'd have it, being thousands of years old. But on a mechnical standpoint, overpowered.

that shout was probably specific to those dragons in apocrypha only
the few dragons in there seemed to be solely to feed miraak in case of emergency, and seemed to be in league with mora too
kinda how durniviir(sp) was bound to the ideal masters and was just a tool to them
if miraak had a shout that could just instantly kill any dragon he came across, thatd be WAAAAAY to powerful

but its anyones guess
thats just mine

That's true, he used their names during those shouts. And we don't know the names of all the dragons we've killed.

Wonder how a dragon can be undead...

Powerful magic ie durnrehviir and the skeletal dragon in labyrinthian.
Alduin ie all the dragons coming back from the dead with his shout.

I guess I just figured that it would nullify their souls or something.. but perhaps not

Huh, that means almost every dragon in the game is technically undead. I never thought if it like that.

Hope other dragons aren't as cocky as Salohknir (spelling). Miraak would be able to instant kill him as soon as he started boasting like a moron. I am Sahloknir! Feel my voi- aaaaaah!

Bahaaha.
Dovahkiin: Hello giant lizard who wants to eat me. What's your name?
Dragon: I am *insert name*, greatest dragon alive!
Dovahkiin: Thanks *name*. Oh, by the way.
Dovahkiin:*name*
Dragon: -what are you doing?
Dovahkiin: Ziil
Dragon: wait, no!
Dovahkiin: Los Dii
Dragon:STAHP!
Dovahkiin: Dul!
Dragon: Noooooo! Belgh!
Dovahkiin: mmmm. Your soul tasted like chicken. *skips off int the sunset with two undead bandits in tow*

Nooo, and there is no reason to start thinking that.
Dragons are immortal. If their souls return to their physical bodies, they are just reborn on the material plane. They are not undead. They are angels of sorts, to Akatosh what the Dremora are to Dagon.

Even Durneviir isn't undead. He just let too much Soul Cairn essence enter his immortal soul and became a part of this pocket realm, like it became a part of him.

I'm not sold on the 'undead' part.
D-i-i-l is 'undead' in draconian, its clearly missing a letter.
where as d-u-l doesn't exist, unless you supposedly are ment to add/remove letters on the ending meaning it could be D-U which means devour, which is more plausible considering what the shout actually does.

Another point L-O-S is the world for IS.
I'd say the shout is more defined as: Spirit-(is)-dead-devour

Anyone have a language guide for dumbies handy?

Technically, only a few dragons in the game aren't undead when you look at that.

Alduin (He never died. Just was thrown into time).
Paarthurnax (No need to explain).

And there is a 3rd dragon you meet in Skyrim that shouldn't count as Undead... Can't remember his name but he is the very first dragon you kill at Whiterun. If you looked him up, he was never slain and kept hidden within Skyrim all these years. Only attacking a town now and then for food, and such. He became more active when Alduin returned, which caused him to get slain by us...

All others we meet were resurrected in some way or corrupted into that stage.

~Edit~

Miraak's shout is overpowered but would be nice to have to quickly dispatch dragons when you don't want them to attack cities and towns...

hey man what's your problem I left a link to the web site where I got it from so you could say I took my language guide for dumbies with me

Why is his mask unremarkable?

You clearly misunderstood the context. Go google what a "XXXX book for dumbies" actually is before you comment.
Allow me to solve you the hassle; I was asking for a conjugation and grammar guide if there was one.

Also note, you linked the wiki, which is notoriously wrong on a lot of information, whereas the UESP is more reliable.

I'd like to see a Language guide made by the devs/writers if possible.

here's your link http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dragon_Alphabet oh and I was being sarcastic about the book for dumbies thing by saying I have my proof with me and how do you know this web site has wrong info do you work their or something cause you have no proof saying this web site has false information and I would be happy if you kept your insults to yourself ok

http://www.primagames.com/games/elder-scrolls-v-skyrim/primaguides/292/gameplay
this might help aswell common word translation from the prima guide about as reliable as you can get as they got the translation straight from
the dev that created the language

Edit- just noticed that for some reason in the guide they call dragon blood 'sossedov' when in game and IMO its meant to be 'dova sos'. take from that what you will about the reliability I
mentioned must remember to double check these things before I comment lol)

it's just a common thing around here wikis can be edited by anyone ad made false and even false things posted on there, even happens on UESP but the UESP is heavilly moderated monitered and updated more or less daily to avoid mistakes like that

reminds me of the inheritance cycle where if you found out someone's true name you would have power over them.

that sounds annoyingly familiar and I can't think where from remind me please lol

Eragon, Eldest, Brisnger, and Inheritance. The four books about the Dragon Rider Eragon and his war against the evil Emperor Galbitorix.

Of course it is cool but i would never want in-game. It would take the fun out of killing dragons and just wouldnt be satisfying.

thank you that would have driven me insane otherwise. it is verry similar, yet more knowledge gained from old herma mora