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#: {{m|hval|rāenagon||to wipe}} → {{m|hval|rāenābagon||to clean}}
#: {{m|hval|rāenagon||to wipe}} → {{m|hval|rāenābagon||to clean}}


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====Notes====
A lengthened version of the final vowel of the verb stem is inserted between the stem and the ''-bagon'' segment (replacing the final vowel in the case of vowel-final verbs):
A long version of the final vowel of the verb stem is inserted between the stem and the ''-bagon'' segment (replacing the final vowel in the case of vowel-final verbs):
* ''-ābagon'' is used after ''a'' and ''ā''.
* ''-ābagon'' is used after ''a'' and ''ā''.
* ''-ēbagon'' is used after ''e'' and ''ē''.
* ''-ēbagon'' is used after ''e'' and ''ē''.

Latest revision as of 07:42, 23 August 2024

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
The etymology of this word comes from an invisible proto-language. If you're confident you know the etymology, feel free to add it, but reader beware should the etymology be added by someone other than the creator of the language!

Suffix

-bagon

  1. Used to form verbs with a meaning related to the roots from which they are formed.
    rāenagon (to wipe)rāenābagon (to clean)
Derived Terms

Notes

A long version of the final vowel of the verb stem is inserted between the stem and the -bagon segment (replacing the final vowel in the case of vowel-final verbs):

  • -ābagon is used after a and ā.
  • -ēbagon is used after e and ē.
  • -ībagon is used after i and ī.
  • -ōbagon is used after o and ō.
  • -ūbagon is used after u and ū.
  • -ȳbagon is used after y and ȳ.