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=====See Also=====
====Notes====
* {{l|hval|mī-}}
* ''mī-'' is used before consonants.
* ''mīv-'' is used otherwise.

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High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
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Prefix

mīv-

  1. Used to form verbs of temporary duration from other verbs, i.e. approximately meaning "temporarily"; used if the base verb begins with a vowel.
    ojughagon (to lose)mīvojughagon (to forget)
Derived Terms

Notes

  • mī- is used before consonants.
  • mīv- is used otherwise.