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Latest revision as of 10:13, 12 May 2024
Dothraki
Etymology
From Proto-Plains *aɬ (“dry”).
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -aθ
Adjective
ath
- dry
Inflection
| Positive | Negative | Comparative | Contrastive | Superlative | Sublative | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singular | Nominative | ath | osath | asathan | osathan | asathanaz | asathanoz |
| Accusative/Genitive/Allative/Ablative | atha | osatha | asathana | osathana | asathanaza | asathanoza | |
| Plural | athi | osathi | asathani | osathani | asathanazi | asathanozi | |
Hen Linge
Pronunciation
Orthographic Form
ath
Pronoun
ath
Creation and Usage Notes
| This form was suggested by the second person endings seen on one of the extant verbs created by Sapkowski: esseath (in the Romanization eseith). Inflection often derives from pronominal forms, so I created this one as a kind of analog to the.
-David J. Peterson 02:47, 6 August 2023 (PDT) |
Lishepus
Pronunciation
Noun
ath
- construct form of athu
Categories:
- Dothraki terms inherited from Proto-Plains
- Dothraki terms derived from Proto-Plains
- Dothraki terms with IPA pronunciation
- Rhymes:Dothraki/aθ
- Dothraki lemmas
- Dothraki adjectives
- Doth:Swadesh list
- Hen Linge terms with IPA pronunciation
- Hen Linge non-lemma forms
- Hen Linge pronoun forms
- Hen Linge terms with creation and usage notes
- Lishepus terms with IPA pronunciation
- Lishepus non-lemma forms
- Lishepus noun forms