Spanish names for bridges/forts?

[m4cgregor]

cabras = goats = alsius

tomates = tomatoes = ignis

lechugas = lettuce = syrtis

[StoryTeller]

On a note, some of use have decided to stop using Stone for Herb. Ever since Evendim came along, we use Stone to mean Stonehedge (His home).

So as of now, my group uses:

Herb = Herbred (Shorter to type)
Stone = Stonehedge (Evendim's home)

Other useful Spanish words.

Roca = Rock (If you want people to wait/hide/regroup at a rock)
Adentro = Inside (go inside fort)
Ataque Sorpresa = Suprise Attack (combine with the above )

What I would like clarification on, is the various terms for retreat. I don't know if its a dialect or difference in meaning...

Volvemos = Return?
Volvamos = Different spelling of above?
Rejunte = Regroup, but is this the proper spelling or a short form of the word?
Braza = My Mexican friends think its a slang for another Spanish speaking country. They say it mean BBQ grill, or Hot Charcoal.
Some other words I'll add when I see them again

[Torg_Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Miraculix

aki is here in spanish, that's how it is in spain. Some girl I met from spain told me aca is the argentinian version.

That is true. Learn all spanish versions to be safe, even tough the one spoken here is argentinian, we all understand each other XD