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Etymology
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Source
Coined by Andrzej Sapkowski in the book Blood of Elves.
Source Spelling
deith
Pronunciation
Orthographic Form
deith
Noun
deith class 4 (singular, plural deitha)
- flame, fire (constrained)
Derived Terms
Translations
| Sense: process of burning that produces flames (fire) [edit] |
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