Iāpanna
High Valyrian
Etymology
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Pronunciation
(Classical) IPA(key): /iaːˈpanna/
- Rhymes: -anna
Noun
iāpanna (first declension lunar, nominative plural iāpanni)
- mother's older brother's child
- cousin by maternal uncle older than mother
Inflection
| Singular | Plural | Paucal | Collective | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | iāpanna | iāpanni | iāpannun | iāpannar |
| Accusative | iāpanne | iāpannī | iāpannuni | iāpannari |
| Genitive | iāpanno | iāpannoti | iāpannuno | iāpannaro |
| Dative | iāpannot | iāpannunta | iāpannarta | |
| Locative | iāpannā | iāpannunna | iāpannarra | |
| Instrumental | iāpannosa | iāpannossi | iāpannussa | iāpannarza |
| Comitative | iāpannoma | iāpannommi | iāpannumma | iāpannarma |
| Vocative | iāpannus | iāpannis | iāpannussa | iāpannarza |