Īdre

High Valyrian

Etymology

From indor (“clay”, noun).

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈiːdre/

Adjective

īdre class II (terrestrial/aquatic īdrior)

1. clay

   Ājot īdre jerdī tojā?

   Are you burying a clay cherry on the island?

Inflection

Positive declension of īdre Prepositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative īdre īdri īdrior īdriar Accusative Genitive īdro īdro īdrȳr īdrȳ Dative īdro/
īdrot Locative īdrē Instrumental īdros īdrȳs Comitative īdrom īdrȳm Vocative īdres īdris īdrios īdrīs Adverbial — Postpositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative īdre īdri īdrior īdriar Accusative Genitive īdro īdroti īdrȳro īdrȳti Dative īdrot īdrȳrot Locative īdrē Instrumental īdrose īdrossi īdrȳso īdrȳssi Comitative īdrome īdrommi īdrȳmo īdrȳmmi Vocative īdres īdris īdrios īdrīs