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# she, he it; water class third person plural independent personal pronoun
# they ; water class third person plural independent personal pronoun
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Pronunciation IPA (key ) : /si˧baz˥/
Pronoun sibáz (water class, third person plural independent , singular sibás
they; water class third person plural independent personal pronoun Inflection Translations
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Astapori Valyrian : pon Azrán : ezh Bodzvokhan : khu Chakobsa : kaah Dothraki : mori Engála : sas Gandal : homa G'Vunna : limmǝ Hen Linge : lan High Valyrian : pōnta Inha : zhei ( fire ) , zhenen ( stone ) , zhea ( water ) , she ( wind ) Irathient : uze ( class I ) , uhe ( class II/XV/XVII ) , ute ( class III/VII ) , uke ( class IV ) , ude ( class V ) , uge ( class VI ) , eke ( class VIII ) , ure ( class IX ) , use ( class X ) , nune ( class XI/XVI/XVIII ) , uthe ( class XII ) , ine ( class XIII ) , ushe ( class XIV ) Kinuk'aaz : ts'orik ( animate ) , barik ( inanimate ) Lhazareen : müri Lishepus : suun Meereenese Valyrian : pong Méníshè : ákhá ( magic ) , ìnór ( human ) , wàáz ( air ) , t'ányà ( earth ) , jàáz ( fire ) , sibáz ( water ) , a ( generic ) Munja'kin : li'ka Noalath : theak Ravkan : za Sangheili : muuri ( animate ) , tkhaari ( inanimate ) Shiväisith : vään Sondiv : emo Trigedasleng : emo du ( pejorative ) Væyne Zaanics : last ( dark ) , ræst ( light ) Veda : lin ( proximal ) , sen ( medial ) , khon ( distal ) Yulish : rem Zemeni : iso