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# ''dative singular '' of '''[[nyke]]''': "for me", "to me", ''used with adpositions''.
# for me, to me, me; {{hv-inf|nyke|dative|singular}}, ''used with adpositions''
{{HVexp|[[Ynot]] [[mirros]] [[epās]]!|Ask '''me''' something!}}
{{HVexp|{{m-self|hval|Ynot}} {{m-self|hval|mirros}} {{m-self|hval|epās}}!|Ask '''me''' something!}}
{{HVexp|[[Rūkluni]] [[ynot]] [[teptas]] [[lua]] [[vala]] [[bisy]] [[issa]].|This is the man who gave '''me''' some flowers.}}
{{HVexp|{{m-self|hval|Rūkluni}} {{m-self|hval|ynot}} {{m-self|hval|teptas}} {{m-self|hval|lua}} {{m-self|hval|vala}} {{m-self|hval|bisy}} {{m-self|hval|issa}}.|This is the man who gave '''me''' some flowers.}}


=====Inflection=====
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====Interjection====
{{head|hval|interjection}}
# (''to dragons'') Come (to me)!

Latest revision as of 10:38, 23 April 2023

High Valyrian

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈynot/

Pronoun

ynot

  1. for me, to me, me; dative singular of nyke, used with adpositions
    Ynot mirros epās!
    Ask me something!
    Rūkluni ynot teptas lua vala bisy issa.
    This is the man who gave me some flowers.
Inflection

Interjection

ynot

  1. (to dragons) Come (to me)!