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# to drown
# <onlyinclude>to drown</onlyinclude>
#: {{HVexp|[[Gierior]] [[oktior]], [[jāhys]] [[pāstyssy]], [[pōjyz]] [[jaehossa]], [[pōjon]] [[raqnon]], [[buqnon]], [[kempēgrion]], [[ōdrōn]] [[ñuqrio]] [[munnō]] [[embār]] '''[[qrimbughetas]]'''.|An entire civilization, its inhabitants and their gods, their loves, grudges, guilts, and pain all '''drowned''' in a sea of ash and sorrow.}}
#: {{HVexp|[[Gierior]] [[oktior]], [[jāhys]] [[pāstyssy]], [[pōjyz]] [[jaehossa]], [[pōjon]] [[raqnon]], [[buqnon]], [[kempēgrion]], [[ōdrōn]] [[ñuqrio]] [[munnō]] [[embār]] '''[[qrimbughetas]]'''.|An entire civilization, its inhabitants and their gods, their loves, grudges, guilts, and pain all '''drowned''' in a sea of ash and sorrow.}}



Latest revision as of 07:07, 15 December 2024

High Valyrian

Etymology

From qrin- +‎ bughegon.

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /qrimbuˈɣeɡon/

Rhymes: -eɡon

Verb

qrimbughegon (vowel-final, perfect participle qrimbugheta)

  1. to drown
    Gierior oktior, jāhys pāstyssy, pōjyz jaehossa, pōjon raqnon, buqnon, kempēgrion, ōdrōn ñuqrio munnō embār qrimbughetas.
    An entire civilization, its inhabitants and their gods, their loves, grudges, guilts, and pain all drowned in a sea of ash and sorrow.
Inflection