Pyghagon

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /pyˈɣaɡon/

Rhymes: -aɡon

Verb

pyghagon (consonant-final, perfect participle pȳda)

1. to jump
2. (of the heart) to beat

Inflection

Conjugation of pyghagon Indicative Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal First Person Second Person Third Person First Person Second Person Third Person Active Present pyghan pyghā pyghas,
pygza pyghi pyghāt pyghis,
pygzi Aorist pyghin pyghia pyghis pyghiti pyghiat pyghisi Future pyghinna pyghilā pyghilza pyghili pyghilāt pyghilzi Imperfect pyghilen pyghilē pyghiles pyghilin pyghilēt pyghilis Perfect pȳdan pȳdā pȳdas pȳdi pȳdāt pȳdis Pluperfect pȳden pȳdē pȳdes pȳdin pȳdēt Past Habitual pȳdin pȳdia pȳdis pȳditi pȳdiat pȳdisi Passive Present Aorist Future Imperfect Perfect Pluperfect Past Habitual Subjunctive Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal First Person Second Person Third Person First Person Second Person Third Person Active Present pyghon pyghō pyghos pyghoty pyghōt pyghosy Aorist pyghun pyghua pyghus pyghuty pyghuat pyghusy Future pyghilun pyghilū pyghilus pyghiluty pyghilūt pyghilusy Imperfect pyghilon pyghilō pyghilos pyghiloty pyghilōt pyghilosy Perfect pȳdon pȳdō pȳdos pȳdoty pȳdōt pȳdosy Pluperfect Past Habitual pȳdun pȳdua pȳdus pȳduty pȳduat pȳdusy Passive Present Aorist Future Imperfect Perfect Pluperfect Past Habitual Imperative Second Person Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal Active Present pyghās pyghātās Aorist pyghiās pyghiātās Future pyghilās pyghilātās Passive Present Aorist Future Non-finite Participle Infinitive Active Present pyghare pyghagon Aorist pyghire pyghigon Future pyghilare — Perfect pȳda pȳdagon Past Habitual pȳdre — Passive Present — Aorist Future — Perfect Past Habitual —