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===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
From {{inh|asta|hval| | From {{inh|asta|hval|dōrior}} (singular); from {{inh|asta|hval|dōriar}} (plural). | ||
====Pronunciation==== | ====Pronunciation==== | ||
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====Adjective==== | ====Adjective==== | ||
{{head|asta|adjective|terrestrial | {{head|asta|adjective|terrestrial||celestial|dori}} | ||
# no, none, nor | # no, none, nor | ||
Revision as of 00:08, 6 October 2020
Castithan
Etymology
From Old Castithan ɗauri.
Pronunciation
Orthographic Form
Dori
Adverb
dore
- once
Astapori Valyrian
Etymology
From High Valyrian dōrior (singular); from High Valyrian dōriar (plural).
Pronunciation
Adjective
dore (terrestrial, celestial dori)
- no, none, nor
Categories:
- Castithan terms inherited from Old Castithan
- Castithan terms derived from Old Castithan
- Castithan terms with IPA pronunciation
- Castithan lemmas
- Castithan adverbs
- Astapori Valyrian terms inherited from High Valyrian
- Astapori Valyrian terms derived from High Valyrian
- Astapori Valyrian terms with IPA pronunciation
- Astapori Valyrian lemmas
- Astapori Valyrian adjectives