Brön
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Contents
1
Hen Linge
1.1
Etymology
1.1.1
Pronunciation
1.1.2
Orthographic Form
1.1.3
Noun
1.1.3.1
Translations
Hen Linge
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For other Hen Linge entries on this topic, see
Basic
or
Family
.
Etymology
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From an
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.
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Pronunciation
IPA
(
key
)
:
/bɾøn/
Orthographic Form
bhrönn
Noun
brön
(
class 2 singular
,
plural
brönath
)
brother
Translations
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Sense: male sibling (brother)
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edit
]
Astapori Valyrian
:
sombas
Bodzvokhan
:
mar
Dothraki
:
gaezo
Hen Linge
:
brön
High Valyrian
:
lēkia
(
older
)
,
valonqar
(
younger
)
,
idaña
(
twin
)
Irathient
:
zluge
(
Irathient
)
,
halugi
(
non-Irathient
)
Meereenese Valyrian
:
somvash
Méníshè
:
t'apwé
Övüsi
:
daamo
Shiväisith
:
jokken
Sangheili
:
khuut'a
Trigedasleng
:
bro
Categories
:
Hen Linge phrasebook
Hen Linge phrasebook/Basic
Hen Linge phrasebook/Family
Hen Linge terms with IPA pronunciation
Hen Linge class 2 nouns
Hen Linge lemmas
Hen Linge nouns
Sense:Male sibling
Henl:Male family members
Henl:Male people
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