万年金雷竹批发青竹蜂云剑布下青元剑诀青蟠剑阵噬灵真火傍身惊蛰决变身山岳巨猿施展涅槃三变点燃根源之火头催动掌天瓶头顶洞璇金光一手托元合五极山另一手持玄天斩灵剑左蟹道人右噬金虫王前魔光后火须子运转破灭法目破碎虚空冷哼一声施展大衍决惊神刺接辟邪神雷祭雷术，就算阁下是真仙下界，也必须给韩某一个胶带。

阁下想来就来，想走就走，未免太不把在下放在眼里，既然来了，那就别走了。哼！现在想走？不觉得晚了吗？道友不给韩某一个胶带，此事怕是恐难善了。胶带？要什么胶带！不如阁下给韩某一个胶带！我也告诉阁下一句实话，我虽然拥有的宝物不少，并精通诸多神通，但是实际上真正的压箱本事，不巧也是这副肉身而已。威胁的话，道友不用再说了！诸位要么现在离开，要么放手和我一战！阁下贵为真灵，不知能接下韩某几招？韩老魔军火展示：七十二口

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Ahem, there is no in lore reason why Morrowind is named as such. Sure there's the obvious explanation of "they named it that way back in Arena before they had much lore" but that's a cop out. The leading theory is that it's a name given to the region by the empire when Uriel Septim annexed the region in the same way we call Japan Japan despite it being called Nippon by the locals.

However I would refute these claims because there is no reason the rather xenophobic, outlander hating Great Houses of Telvanni and Dres would accept a name given by the empire and use it regularly, Redoran I would also be hesitant to believe would use an imperial name due to their incredibly traditional values, while the other two houses of Hiaalu and Indoril I can understand as they're a little more accepting of Imperial customs. Which then implies it must be an older name for the region but it also doesn't match up with any of the past dialects and kingdoms of the region. If we go back as far as the Dwemer owning the region before the Chimer emigrated from the Summerset Isles it was called Dwemereth so that's out of question.

Maybe it was during the reign of the Chimer but there isn't much a period it could've been named such. As when the Dwemer and Chimer ruled together it was called Resdayn which yet again is a different dialect. Maybe it was post the Battle of Red Mountain when the Dwemer disappeared and the Chimer became the Dunmer due to the Tribunal's betrayal of Indoril Nerevar and discarding of the Good Daedra, Azura, Boethiah, Mephala as their gods leading to their curse but by then it was called Veloth after the prophet. So at some point during the Golden age of the Dunmer it became known as Morrowind but definitely not by the Dunmer people as it doesn't sound anything like any other place they have named, ie Vvardenfell, Balmora, Ald'ruhn.