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===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
From an obsolete verb stem ''*davūr-'' meaning "to refuse", which would have had stress on the last syllable of the stem in most forms. This is the reason for the unusual stress pattern of {{m-self|hval|daor}}; it is most often pronounced not as a standard diphthong, but as two separate monophthongs with word-final stress. The obsolete verb, being from an earlier stage of the language, probably never had a full infinitive form | From an obsolete verb stem ''*davūr-'' meaning "to refuse", which would have had stress on the last syllable of the stem in most forms. This is the reason for the unusual stress pattern of {{m-self|hval|daor}}; it is most often pronounced not as a standard diphthong, but as two separate monophthongs with word-final stress. The obsolete verb, being from an earlier stage of the language, probably never had a full infinitive form according to Peterson but it would have been ''*davūragon'' had it existed. | ||
====Pronunciation==== | ====Pronunciation==== | ||
Revision as of 21:59, 17 October 2022
High Valyrian
Etymology
From an obsolete verb stem *davūr- meaning "to refuse", which would have had stress on the last syllable of the stem in most forms. This is the reason for the unusual stress pattern of daor; it is most often pronounced not as a standard diphthong, but as two separate monophthongs with word-final stress. The obsolete verb, being from an earlier stage of the language, probably never had a full infinitive form according to Peterson but it would have been *davūragon had it existed.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -aor
(Classical, alternate) daōr IPA(key): /daˈoːr/
Adverb
daor