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# master
# master
#: ''[[blen#Noalath|Blen]] [[hi#Noalath|hi]] [[zhos#Noalath|zhos]] [[morach]], [[ad#Noalath|ad]] [[an#Noalath|an]] [[ngar#Noalath|ngar]] [[yonye#Noalath|yonye]].''
#: {{ux|noal|''{{m-self|noal|Blen}} {{m-self|noal|hi}} {{m-self|noal|zhos}} {{m-self|noal|morach}}, {{m-self|noal|ad}} {{m-self|noal|an}} {{m-self|noal|ngar}} {{m-self|noal|yonye}}.''|So long as one seeks a '''master''', one is destined to be a slave.|footer=-''Bandon'' (''[[The Shannara Chronicles]]'', [[Season_2_Noalath_Dialogue#Episode_208|Episode 208]])}}
#:: So long as one seeks a '''master''', one is destined to be a slave.
#::: -''Bandon'' (''[[The Shannara Chronicles]]'', [[Season_2_Noalath_Dialogue#Episode_208|Episode 208]])


=====Inflection=====
=====Inflection=====

Latest revision as of 00:04, 14 July 2024

Noalath

Etymology

From mor + -ach.

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈmɔɾətʃ/

Noun

morach (nominative/objective/genitive singular)

  1. master
    Blen hi zhos morach, ad an ngar yonye.
    So long as one seeks a master, one is destined to be a slave.
    -Bandon (The Shannara Chronicles, Episode 208)
Inflection
Indefinite Definite
Singular Plural Singular Plural
Nominative morach morachi u morach u morachi
Objective morach morachik ü morach ü morachik
Genitive morach moracha an morach an moracha
Vocative e moracha e morachik