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===Etymology===
===Etymology===
From {{m|hval|dōnor||sweet}} and {{m|hval|vīgilla}} (itself from {{m|hval|vīga||sour}} + {{m|hval|-illa}}).
From {{m|hval|dōnor||sweet}} and {{m|hval|vīgilla||vinegar}} (itself from {{m|hval|vīga||sour}} + {{m|hval|-illa}}).


====Pronunciation====
====Pronunciation====
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{{head|hval|noun|first declension aquatic||nominative plural|{{l|hval|dōdra}} {{l|hval|vīgilli}}}}
{{head|hval|noun|first declension aquatic||nominative plural|{{l|hval|dōdra}} {{l|hval|vīgilli}}}}


# {{wt|sekanjabin}}
# <onlyinclude>{{wt|sekanjabin}}</onlyinclude>


{{c|hval|Drinks}}
{{c|hval|Beverages}}

Latest revision as of 10:35, 15 December 2024

High Valyrian

Etymology

From dōnor (sweet) and vīgilla (vinegar) (itself from vīga (sour) + -illa).

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈdoːnor viːˈɡilla/

Noun

dōnor vīgilla (first declension aquatic, nominative plural dōdra vīgilli)

  1. sekanjabin