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# still, until now, up to now
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#: {{ux|noal|''{{m-self|noal|Blen}} {{m-self|noal|haya}} {{m-self|noal|Elkris}} {{m-self|noal|izhák}}, {{m-self|noal|hi}} {{m-self|noal|sef}} {{m-self|noal|gef}}.''|While the Ellcrys '''still''' stands, you are weak.|footer=-''Allanon'' (''[[The Shannara Chronicles]]'', [[Season_1_Noalath_Dialogue#Episode_101/102|Episode 101/102]])}}
#: {{ux|noal|''{{m-self|noal|Blen}} {{m-self|noal|haya}} {{m-self|noal|Elkris}} {{m-self|noal|izhák}}, {{m-self|noal|hi}} {{m-self|noal|sef}} {{m-self|noal|gef}}.''|While the Ellcrys '''still''' stands, you are weak.|footer=-''[[Alanon#Noalath|Allanon]]'' (''[[The Shannara Chronicles]]'', [[Season_1_Noalath_Dialogue#Episode_101/102|Episode 101/102]])}}

Latest revision as of 01:00, 14 July 2024

Noalath

Etymology

From is ("for") +‎ rak ("now").

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ɪˈʒɑk/

Adverb

izhák

  1. already
  2. yet
  3. still, until now, up to now
    Blen haya Elkris izhák, hi sef gef.
    While the Ellcrys still stands, you are weak.
    -Allanon (The Shannara Chronicles, Episode 101/102)