Ñuha

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High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈɲuha/

Pronoun

ñuha (nominative/accusative first person singular, plural īlva)

  1. mine; first person singular possessive pronoun plural, terrestrial, nominative/accusative case
Inflection
Singular Plural Paucal Collective
Nominative ñuhon ñuha ñuhun ñuhor
Accusative ñuhuni ñuhondi
Genitive ñuho ñuhoti ñuhuno ñuhondo
Dative ñuhot ñuhunto
Locative ñuhunno ñuhorro
Instrumental ñuhoso ñuhossi ñuhusso ñuhorzo
Comitative ñuhummo ñuhormo
Vocative ñuhos ñuhas ñuhusso ñuhorzo

Possessive Adjective

ñuha class I (solar ñuhys, terrestrial ñuhon, aquatic ñuhor, equative ñuhāpa, comparative ñuhykta, superlative ñuhāje)

  1. my; first person singular posessive adjective
    Drīvose ñuhā vumbiarzȳ ēdrun.
    Actually, I am sleeping in my room.
Inflection

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