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Revision as of 12:11, 15 October 2021
Sandbox A work in progress. All information is from an analysis of existing lexicon.
Deriving Nouns
The derivation of a new noun in High Valyrian occurs through attaching a suffix to a root. Note that sound and spelling changes may occur.
From a Noun
Augmentative Noun
An augmentative noun enhances and intensifies the concept conveyed through the word. There exist three suffixes that may form augmentative nouns from nouns: -io, -albar, and -āzma.
Observations:
- Judging from the word family nopon (hole, pit), nopalbar (cave), and nopāzma (hell), -āzma may exceed -albar in augmentation.
- A 3aq noun ending in -or has the o deleted and the r retained.
Examples of the Augmentative Suffix | |||||
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Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
-io | kēli | cat | kēlio | lion | |
-āzma | bantis | night | bantāzma | long night, midnight or the darkest part of the night | |
-āzma | brāedion | copper | brāedāzma | bronze | |
-āzma | jelmio | wind | jelmāzma | storm, violent wind | |
-āzma | nopon | pit, hole | nopāzma | hell | |
-āzma | nūmo | seed | nūmāzma | meaning, essence, the truth of it | |
-albar | egros | edge, blade, sword | egralbar | spear | |
-albar | geltion | roof | geltialbar | meeting place, gathering place, exhibition hall | |
-albar | geron | path, walk, walkway | geralbar | road, street, way, thoroughfare (ready and ample) | |
-albar | nopon | hole, pit | nopalbar | cave | |
3aq[1] | jūlor | milk | jūlrāzma | cheese |
From an Adjective
Abstract Nouns
Form abstract nouns that have the English meaning of -ness from adjectives. Class I uses the suffix -āves, Class II uses -ves, and Class III uses -ives.
Observations:
- For roots of Class II adjectives ending in -n, replace -n with -m.
Examples of Adjective Abstraction | |||||
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Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
Class I | dobotēda | ignorant, untutored, clumsy | dobotēdāves | ignorance | |
Class I | gīda | equal, even, steady, stable | gīdaves | equality | |
Class I | nākostōba | weak | nākostōbāves | weakness | |
Class I | qrinuntenka | hostile, villainous, antagonistic | qrinuntenkāves | antagonism | |
Class II | biare | fortunate, lucky, happy | biarves | happiness, jubilation, luck, fortune | |
Class II | dāerior | free | dāerves | freedom, liberty | |
Class III | eglie | high, superior, good | eglives | Highness, height; grace, a title of respect for a ruler | |
Class III | gevie | beautiful | gevives | beauty | |
-n root | bāne | something that feels hot | bāmves | heat emanating or radiating off of or from something | |
-n root | kirine | happy | kirimves | joy |
From a Verb
Action Nouns
The suffix -non derives action nouns from verbs. In general, c-fin verbs have -agon replaced with -non and v-fin verbs retain the final vowel to which -non is added.
Observations:
- For verbs ending in -jagon, the stem ends before the j.
- For verbs ending in -ēbagon, the stem ends with -en.
- For stems ending in -ñ, -b, or -l, replace this consonant with -n.
- For stems ending in -s, replace this consonant with -z.
Examples of the Action Suffix | |||||
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Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
C-fin | ērinagon | to win | ērinnon | victory | |
C-fin | vaoresagon | to prefer, to favor, to like | vaoreznon | favor | |
V-fin | iotāptegon | to respect | iotāptenon | respect | |
V-fin | dakogon | to run | dakonon | running | |
-jagon | gierūljagon | to gather, assemble | gierūlnon | assembly, gathering, crowd | |
-ēbagon | iderēbagon | to choose, to decide | iderennon | choice, decision |
Agent Nouns
To derive agent nouns associated with the one performing a verb, generally use the suffixes -kio for v-fin and -io for c-fin. V-fin verbs will retain the final vowel in the root.
Observations:
- For v-fin verbs with the ending -ligon, the root ends in -l.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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V-fin | kȳvagon | to plan | kȳvakio | strategist | |
V-fin | laodigon | to steal | laodikio | their, robber, plunderer | |
V-fin | qrimpālegon | to betray, double-cross | qrimpālekio | traitor, turncoat, double-crosser | |
V-fin | sētegon | to smith, to forge | sētekio | smith, forger | |
C-fin | kaerīnagon | to save, to deliver | kaerīnio | savior | |
C-fin | kostagon | to be able to, can, may | kostio | hero, champion | |
C-fin | lioragon | to sell | liorio | seller, monger, purveyor | |
C-fin | mīsagon | to protect, defend | mīsio | protector | |
C-fin | sytiotāpagon | to advise, counsel | sytiotāpio | advisor | |
-ligon | judligon | to respond to, answer | judlio | archon |
Implement Nouns
The suffix -vos forms implement nouns from verbs. Only c-fin verbs attested to; to them, replace -agon with -vos.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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C-fin | hepagon | to climb, to ascend | hepvos | ladder, stairs, staircase | |
C-fin | mīsagon | to protect, to defend | mīsvos | armor | |
C-fin | ohīlagon | to stab | ohīlvos | dagger, knife | |
C-fin | qrimbrōzagon | to curse | qrimbrōzvos | curse | |
C-fin | zgiēñemagon | to cure, to treat, to heal of things | zgiēñemvos | cure, medicine, treatment |
Event Nouns
The suffix -nes derives event nouns from verbs. In general, c-fin verbs have -agon replaced with -nes and v-fin verbs retain the final vowel to which -nes is added.
Observations:
- For verbs ending in -ēbagon, the stem ends with -en.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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V-fin | dakogon | to run | dakones | race | |
C-fin | iderēbagon | to choose, to decide | iderennes | trial | |
C-fin | rhovagon | to make a loud noise | rhovnes | auction |
Evidence Nouns
The suffix -arys derives nouns that indicate the evidence of a verb. In general, c-fin verbs have -agon replaced with -arys. V-fin verbs retain the final vowel and drop the a in -arys such that -rys is added.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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V-fin | ēdrugon | to sleep | ēdrurys | dream | |
V-fin | massigon | to happen | massirys | the present | |
V-fin | sētegon | to make, to form, to shape | sēterys | form, shape | |
C-fin | heghagon | to slaughter | hegharys | carcass of an animal | |
C-fin | jaelagon | to want, to wish, to hope | jaelarys | hope | |
C-fin | rūnagon | to remember | rūnarys | nostalgia, reverie, trauma |
From a Noun or Verb
Diminutive Nouns
Diminutive nouns shrink the concept conveyed through a word into a smaller version. There exist three diminutive suffixes: -ītsos, -iapos, and -anna.
Observations:
- -ītsos only forms nouns from nouns; -iapos and -anna may derive nouns from nouns and verbs.
- -ītsos seems to indicate the smaller version of a noun.
- -iapos seems to form articles of clothing and consumable items associated with a verb.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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-ītsos | kēli | cat | kelītsos | little cat, kitty | |
-ītsos | naejon | front, torso | naejītsos | forehead | |
-ītsos | perzys | fire, flame | perzītsos | little flame | |
-ītsos | riña | girl, child | riñītsos | little child, little girl | |
-ītsos | qēlos | star | qēlītsos | candle | |
-ītsos | zokla | wolf | zoklītsos | little wolf | |
-iapos | gēlion | silver | gēliapos | silver coin | |
-iapos | grevion | waist, circumfrence | greviapos | belt | |
-iapos | laodigon | to steal, abduct | laodiapos | mask | |
-iapos | parklon | meat | parkliapos | burger | |
-iapos | rūnagon | to remember | rūniapos | letter, note | |
-anna | bartos | head | bartanna | skull | |
-anna | ziksos | neck, scalp | ziksanna | hat, cap | |
-anna | soljagon | to sail | soljanna | rudder |
Side-Product Nouns
Side-Product nouns indicate an indirect concept associated with a word. Most end in the suffix -illa; however, -īlla and -ella may occur in special cases.
Observations:
- For verbs ending with uragon, use the suffix -īlla.
- For stems ending in -ē, remove the macron and add an l to the root.
- For verbs ending in -egon, retain the e and add a t after or use the suffix -ella.
- A 3aq noun ending in -or has the o deleted and the r retained.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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Noun | āro | barley | ārilla | beer | |
Noun | avero | grape | averilla | wine | |
Noun | grozion | trench, ditch, furrow | grozilla | boundary, border, bound, limit | |
Noun | kostion | power, might, ability | kostilla | value, worth, cost, importance | |
Noun | pungos | nose | pungilla | nostril | |
C-fin | mazumbagon | to settle down | mazumbilla | Nest, roost, in general, the area around the place one has settled in | |
C-fin | tepagon | to give | tepilla | mercy | |
C-fin | verdagon | to arrange, make a decision | verdilla | framework | |
3aq | sȳndor | shadow | sȳndrilla | color | |
-uragon | qlādīlluragon | to put stripes on | qlādīlla | stripe, strip, ray, bar | |
-egon | rakegon | to take part in | rakella | experience (a specific experience) | |
-egon | pālegon | to turn, twist, rotate | pāletilla | crown | |
-ē root | ēs | bee | elilla | honey |
From a Verb, Adjective, or Noun
Profession Nouns
Profession nouns may be derived from other nouns, verbs, or adjective and may end with the suffixes -tys, -rys, or -dys.
Observations:
- For v-fin verbs, the suffix -tys changes to -rys.
- For verbs ending in -emagon, this suffix is dropped from the root.
- For verbs ending in -jagon, retain the a as the last letter in the root.
- If the root ends in -gh, change the final consonant in the root to -d and lengthen the preceding vowel.
- If the root ends in -d drop this consonant.
- If the root ends in -mb, change -m to -n and drop the b
- If the root ends in -b, change it to -p.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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Adjective | qana | sharp | qantys | crab | |
C-fin | sēnagon | to kill | sēntys | killer, slayer | |
C-fin | tepagon | to give | teptys | teacher, instructor, mentor | |
V-fin | arghugon | to hunt | arghurys | hunter | |
V-fin | jurnegon | to look at, regard, examine | jurnerys | watch, sentry | |
-gh root | heghagon | to slaughter, to prepare food | hēdys | butcher | |
-d root | azandy | short sword, sword | azantys | knight, soldier, warrior | |
-mb root | qrinumbagon | to occupy, to antagonize | qrinuntys | occupier, enemy, villain, foe | |
-b root | quba | low, poor, inferior, bad | quptys | heathen, pagan, infidel | |
-emagon | vokemagon | to purify | voktys | priest, priestess | |
-jagon | pryjagon | to destroy, break, strike off | pryjatys | destroyer, breaker |
Place Names
Derive nouns representing the place a verb occurs in general using the suffixes -ion for c-fin verbs and -lion for v-fin verbs where the final vowel is retained in the new noun. Form them from nouns or adjectives in general using the suffix -urlion.
Observations:
- A root ending of -b uses the suffix -lion.
- A root ending of -āb uses the suffix -ion.
Word | Meaning | Derived Noun | Derived Noun Meaning | ||
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Adjective | gevie | beautiful | gevurlion | park | |
Noun | ārilla | beer | ārillurlion | tavern | |
Noun | laes | eye | laehurlion | face | |
Noun | zentys | guest | zenturlion | inn, hotel | |
Noun | zgiēñemvos | cure, medicine, treatment | zgiēñemvurlion | apothecary, pharmacy | |
V-fin | īligon | to cross, to crossover | īlilion | crossing, crossroads | |
V-fin | sētegon | to smith, to forge | sētelion | forge, smithy, works | |
V-fin | sindigon | to buy | sindilion | market, marketplace | |
C-fin | jiōragon | to welcome, accept, recieve | jiōrion | reception hall, receiving room, audience chamber | |
-b root | rijībagon | to praise, worship, obey | rijīblion | temple, church | |
-āb root | rāenābagon | to clean, wash off | rāenābion | bathroom |
- ↑ Third declension aquatic.