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# woman
# woman{{AVexp|[[J']][[abra]] [[Vesterozia]] [[las]] [[kreni]], [[y]] [[ivetras]] [[dori]] [[rije]] [[vaghoma]] [[gidhmilas]] [[qova]] [[j']][[odre]].|The Westerosi '''woman''' is pleased but speaks no praise to keep the price down.|Missandei|3|02}}
# wife
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Astapori Valyrian

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Etymology

From High Valyrian ābra.

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈabɾa/

Noun

abra (celestial, plural abri)

  1. woman
    J'abra Vesterozia las kreni, y ivetras dori rije vaghoma gidhmilas qova j'odre.
    The Westerosi woman is pleased but speaks no praise to keep the price down.
    -Missandei (Game of Thrones, Episode 302)
  2. wife
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