From The Languages of David J. Peterson
| Noalath Phrasebook
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Etymology
| From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation
IPA(key): /θɛək/
- Rhymes: -ɛək
Pronoun
theak (nominative third person plural, singular thil)
- they; third person plural personal pronoun, nominative case
Inflection
Translations
| Sense: third-person plural pronoun (they) [edit]
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- Astapori Valyrian: pon
- Azrán: ezh
- Bodzvokhan: khu
- Chakobsa: kaah
- Dothraki: mori
- Engála: sas
- Gandal: homa
- G'Vunna: limmǝ
- Hen Linge: lan
- High Valyrian: pōnta
- Inha: zhei (fire), zhenen (stone), zhea (water), she (wind)
- Kinuk'aaz: ts'orik (animate), barik (inanimate)
- Lishepus: suun
- Méníshè: ákhá (magic), ìnór (human), wàáz (air), t'ányà (earth), jàáz (fire), sibáz (water), a (generic)
- Munja'kin: li'ka
- Noalath: theak
- Ravkan: za
- Sangheili: muuri (animate), tkhaari (inanimate)
- Shiväisith: vään
- Sondiv: emo
- Trigedasleng: emo, du (pejorative)
- Væyne Zaanics: last (dark), ræst (light)
- Veda: lin (proximal), sen (medial), khon (distal)
- Yulish: rem
- Zemeni: iso
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Creation and Usage Notes
