Ānogar

High Valyrian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈaːnoɡar/

Noun

ānogar (first declension aquatic, nominative plural ānogri)

1. blood

   Zaldrīzo ānogar

   Blood of the dragon

   Pōja muña hen zȳho solio āmāzīlus daor, yn ānogrosa gierī ozletaksi humbilza.

   Though their mother will not return from her voyage, they will all remain bound together in blood.

   -Vaemond (House of the Dragon, Episode 107)

Inflection

	Singular	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative	ānogar	ānogri	ānogrun	ānograr
Accusative	ānogri	ānogrī	ānogruni	ānograri
Genitive	ānogro	ānogroti	ānogruno	ānograro
Dative	ānogrot		ānogrunta	ānograrta
Locative	ānogār		ānogrunna	ānograrra
Instrumental	ānogrosa	ānogrossi	ānogrussa	ānograrza
Comitative	ānogroma	ānogrommi	ānogrumma	ānograrma
Vocative	ānogus	ānogis	ānogrussa	ānograrza

Derived Terms

• ānogres
• ānogrion

 

Translations

ExpandSense: vital liquid flowing in human and animal bodies (blood) ^[‌edit‌]

• Aazh Naamori: vaza
• Astapori Valyrian: angor
• Azrán: lazêle
• Bodzvokhan: zor
• Castithan: zhurízo
• Dothraki: qoy
• Engála: abi
• G'Vunna: enadh
• Hen Linge: ikeir
• High Valyrian: ānogar
• Inha: tov
• Irathient: songmiku
• Kinuk'aaz: adziim
• Lishepus: dimu
• Noalath: devith
• Ravkan: dani
• Sangheili: luuka
• Shiväisith: gov
• Trigedasleng: jus
• Veda: adz
• Verbis Diabolo: zendaamu