Jagon

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈɟaɡon/

Rhymes: -aɡon

Verb

jagon (irregular, perfect participle ista)

1. to go

   Kisalbrot ozgūrotys jagon.

   Let the prisoners go to the banquet.

2. to pass

   Kesir sepār īlza.

   This too shall pass.

3. (in dragon commands) to move

   Jās!

   Move!

Inflection

Conjugation of jagon Indicative Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal First Person Second Person Third Person First Person Second Person Third Person Active Present jān jā is jī jāt isi Aorist jin ja jis jiti jat jisi Future īnna īlā īlza īli īlāt īlzi Imperfect īlen īlē īles īlin īlēt īlis Perfect istan istā istas isti istāt istis Pluperfect isten istē istes istin istēt Past Habitual idin idia idis iditi idiat idisi Passive Present Aorist Future Imperfect Perfect Pluperfect Past Habitual Subjunctive Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal First Person Second Person Third Person First Person Second Person Third Person Active Present jon jō jos joty jōt josy Aorist jun jua jus juty juat jusy Future īlun īlū īlus īluty īlūt īlusy Imperfect īlon īlō īlos īloty īlōt īlosy Perfect iston istō istos istoty istōt istosy Pluperfect Past Habitual idun idua idus iduty iduat idusy Passive Present Aorist Future Imperfect Perfect Pluperfect Past Habitual Imperative Second Person Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal Active Present jās jātās Aorist jās jātās Future īlās īlātās Passive Present Aorist Future Non-finite Participle Infinitive Active Present jare jagon Aorist jire jigon Future īlare — Perfect ista istagon Past Habitual idre — Passive Present — Aorist Future — Perfect Past Habitual —