Shig

Irathient

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʃig/

Orthographic Form

shig

Adjective

-shig

1. other, another

Inflection

Inflection of -shig Singular Plural Class I zushige zushigu Class II hashigi hashiga Class III tishiga tishigi Class IV kashigi kashiga Class V dishiga dishigi Class VI geshigu geshige Class VII tushige tushigu Class VIII keshigu keshige Class IX rishiga rishigi Class X sashigi sashiga Class XI/XVI/XVIII nushige nushigu Class XII theshigu theshige Class XIII nishiga nishigi Class XIV sheshigu sheshige Class XV/XVII hashiga hashigi

See Also

• shige

Translations

Sense: not previously referred to (other) ^[‌edit‌]

• Dothraki: eshna
• Hen Linge: ire
• High Valyrian: tolie
• Irathient: shig
• Kinuk'aaz: pak
• Ravkan: dvatsye
• Sondiv: yedus
• Trigedasleng: noda, moun

Ravkan

Etymology

From Old Ravkan *shig.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʃig/

Rhymes: -ig

Orthographic Form

shig

Noun

shig m (nominative/accusative plural shigi)

1. gem, jewel
2. valuable
3. treasure

Inflection

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	shig	shigi
Accusative			shig	shigi
Partitive	shigi	shigya
Dative	shigan	shigin
Instrumental	shigash	shigisi

Derived Terms

• shigas
• shigyat

 

Creation and Usage Notes

DJP coined this word in honor of his grandfather Shigeru "Shig" Ishii. -Wojnicz 21:32, 5 May 2024 (CEST)