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# ''Used to form action {{HVgl|nouns}} from {{HVgl|verbs}}, corresponding to English suffixes such as ''-ing'' and ''-ion'' as well as English nouns {{wl|zero-derived}} from verbs; sometimes causes phonetic changes to the stem it suffixes to.'' | # ''Used to form action {{HVgl|nouns}} from {{HVgl|verbs}}, corresponding to English suffixes such as ''-ing'' and ''-ion'' as well as English nouns {{wl|zero-derived}} from verbs; used in most contexts except after some consonant clusters; sometimes causes phonetic changes to the stem it suffixes to.'' | ||
#: {{m|hval|dakogon||to run}} → {{m|hval|dakonon||running}} | #: {{m|hval|dakogon||to run}} → {{m|hval|dakonon||running}} | ||
#: {{m|hval|iderēbagon||to choose}} → {{m|hval|iderennon||choice}} | #: {{m|hval|iderēbagon||to choose}} → {{m|hval|iderennon||choice}} | ||
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====Derived Terms==== | ====Derived Terms==== | ||
{{suffixsee|hval}} | {{suffixsee|hval}} | ||
====See Also==== | |||
* {{l|hval|-on}} | |||
Revision as of 02:51, 9 July 2023
High Valyrian
Etymology
| From an invisible proto-language. |
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Suffix
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- Used to form action nouns from verbs, corresponding to English suffixes such as -ing and -ion as well as English nouns zero-derived from verbs; used in most contexts except after some consonant clusters; sometimes causes phonetic changes to the stem it suffixes to.
- dakogon (“to run”) → dakonon (“running”)
- iderēbagon (“to choose”) → iderennon (“choice”)