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# to argue
# to deny, to challenge, to oppose
# to deny, to challenge, to oppose
# to dare deny, to dare challenge, to dare oppose{{HVexp|[[Mirrossa]] [[hae]] [[jurneroti]] [[se]] [[mirrossa]] [[Valyrio]] [[ondori]] '''[[ozudlitis]]''' [[lī]] [[qilōnagon]] [[aerēptis]].|Some were on patrols, and some to exact punishment upon anyone who '''dared deny''' the power of Valyria.}}
# to dare deny, to dare challenge, to dare oppose{{HVexp|[[Mirrossa]] [[hae]] [[jurneroti]] [[se]] [[mirrossa]] [[Valyrio]] [[ondori]] '''[[ozudlitis]]''' [[lī]] [[qilōnagon]] [[aerēptis]].|Some were on patrols, and some to exact punishment upon anyone who '''dared deny''' the power of Valyria.}}

Revision as of 00:05, 6 July 2024

High Valyrian

Etymology

From oz- +‎ udligon.

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ozuˈdliɡon/

Rhymes: -iɡon

Verb

ozudligon (vowel-final, perfect participle ozudlita)

  1. to argue
  2. to deny, to challenge, to oppose
  3. to dare deny, to dare challenge, to dare oppose
    Mirrossa hae jurneroti se mirrossa Valyrio ondori ozudlitis qilōnagon aerēptis.
    Some were on patrols, and some to exact punishment upon anyone who dared deny the power of Valyria.
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