Deith

Hen Linge

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Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Source

Coined by Andrzej Sapkowski in the book Blood of Elves.

Source Spelling

deith

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /deθ/

Rhymes: -eθ

Orthographic Form

deith

Noun

deith class 4 (singular, plural deitha)

1. flame, fire (constrained)

Derived Terms

• deithrelk
• Deithwen
• Gwendeith

 

Translations

Sense: process of burning that produces flames (fire) ^[‌edit‌]

• Aazh Naamori: zrune
• Castithan: zenggyo
• Chakobsa: lishi
• Dothraki: vorsa
• Fjerdan: jalye
• Hen Linge: deith (constrained), einye (unconstrained)
• High Valyrian: perzys
• Inha: iiv
• Irathient: sazri
• Kinuk'aaz: huv
• Lishepus: ladhu
• Méníshè: díì
• Sangheili: ruq'a
• Sondiv: won
• Shiväisith: völi
• Tpaalha: zoum
• Trigedasleng: faya
• Ts'íts'àsh: ksô
• Veda: vagh
• Vōv: hā