Hōzalbar

High Valyrian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /hoːˈzalbar/

Noun

hōzalbar (third declension aquatic, nominative plural hōzalbra)

1. ogre, beast, monster, monstrosity, abomination

   Visenȳs. Ñuhus talus mēres, hae hōzalbrot sittus. Kostilus hen jaehoti gīmēdenon iksos.

   Visenya. My only daughter, born an abomination. Mayhaps she is a warning from the gods.

   -Rhaenyra (House of the Dragon, Episode 110)

Inflection

	Singular	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative	hōzalbor	hōzalbra	hōzalbrun	hōzalbror
Accusative			hōzalbruni	hōzalbrori
Genitive	hōzalbro	hōzalbroti	hōzalbruno	hōzalbroro
Dative	hōzalbrot		hōzalbrunto	hōzalbrorto
Locative			hōzalbrunno	hōzalbrorro
Instrumental	hōzalbroso	hōzalbrossi	hōzalbrusso	hōzalbrorzo
Comitative			hōzalbrummo	hōzalbrormo
Vocative	hōzalbos	hōzalbas	hōzalbrusso	hōzalbrorzo

Related Terms

• hōze
• hōzigon