Ik

Irathient

Verb

ik

1. bare passive participle of shek

Noalath

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ik/

Rhymes: -ik

Adjective

ik (nominative/genitive/vocative singular, positive form)

1. many, much, a lot

Inflection

	Positive		Comparative		Superlative
	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural
Nominative	ik	iki	ikaga	ikagazh	ikékra	ikékrazh
Objective	yik	yiki	yikaga	yikagazh	yikékra	yikékrazh
Genitive	ik	iki	ikaga	ikagazh	ikékra	ikékrazh
Vocative	ik	iki	ikaga	ikagazh	ikékra	ikékrazh
Adverbial	ikash		ikagash		ikékrash

Translations

Sense: a large number of (many) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: kara
• Chakobsa: afii
• Common: bowler
• Dothraki: san
• Fjerdan: bah
• High Valyrian: olvie
• Irathient: kima
• Kinuk'aaz: -rik
• Noalath: ik
• Orcish: ortíz
• Trigedasleng: tona
• Vōv: bon