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# bread{{HVexp|'''[[Havon]]''' [[sīr]] [[ipradakson]] [[kostas]].|The '''bread''' can now be eaten.}}
# bread{{HVexp|'''{{m-self|hval|Havon}}''' {{m-self|hval|sīr}} {{m-self|hval|ipradakson}} {{m-self|hval|kostas}}.|The '''bread''' can now be eaten.}}


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High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈhavon/

Noun

havon (third declension terrestrial, nominative plural hava)

  1. bread
    Havon sīr ipradakson kostas.
    The bread can now be eaten.
Inflection
Singular Plural Paucal Collective
Nominative havon hava havun havor
Accusative havuni havondi
Genitive havo havoti havuno havondo
Dative havot havunto
Locative havunno havorro
Instrumental havoso havossi havusso havorzo
Comitative havummo havormo
Vocative havos havas havusso havorzo