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{{head|ast|adjective|second person singular possessive adjective, terrestrial singular||plural|oa|head=oo}}
# your; second person singular possessive adjective, terrestrial singular


===Creation and Usage Notes===
===Creation and Usage Notes===
{{djpnotes|quote=HA! Look at that! I mean, don't look at it through [[Dothraki]] glasses, because that's everyday ordinary, but in a Valyrian language?! I mean, ''daaaaayaaamn''! Thinking you can just ''say'' that! Once I saw that it was going to be possible to create this word with the sound changes I had lined up, I had to go for it. It was so delicious. To think I could get away with a word like this! Ho, ho, ho! What a day that was!}}
{{djpnotes|quote=HA! Look at that! I mean, don't look at it through [[Dothraki]] glasses, because that's everyday ordinary, but in a Valyrian language?! I mean, ''daaaaayaaamn''! Thinking you can just ''say'' that! Once I saw that it was going to be possible to create this word with the sound changes I had lined up, I had to go for it. It was so delicious. To think I could get away with a word like this! Ho, ho, ho! What a day that was!}}

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Astapori Valyrian

Etymology

From Vehes aōhon.

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /oo/

Pronoun

oo (second person singular possessive pronoun, plural oa)

  1. yours; second person singular possessive pronoun, singular

Adjective

oo (second person singular possessive adjective, terrestrial singular, plural oa)

  1. your; second person singular possessive adjective, terrestrial singular

Creation and Usage Notes

HA! Look at that! I mean, don't look at it through Dothraki glasses, because that's everyday ordinary, but in a Valyrian language?! I mean, daaaaayaaamn! Thinking you can just say that! Once I saw that it was going to be possible to create this word with the sound changes I had lined up, I had to go for it. It was so delicious. To think I could get away with a word like this! Ho, ho, ho! What a day that was!