Dārio

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High Valyrian

Etymology 1

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Source

Coined by George R. R. Martin in the book A Storm of Swords.

Source Spelling

Daario

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈdaːrio/

Proper Noun

Dārio (third declension lunar)

  1. A male given name.
    Daor, bisy arlie Dārio issa.
    No, this is the new Daario.
Inflection
Singular Plural Paucal Collective
Nominative Dārio Dāria Dārȳn Dārior
Accusative Dārȳni Dārȳri
Genitive Dāriō Dārȳti Dārȳno Dārȳro
Dative Dāriot Dārȳnto Dārȳrto
Locative Dārȳnno Dārȳrro
Instrumental Dārȳso Dārȳssi Dārȳsso Dārȳrzo
Comitative Dārȳmmo Dārȳrmo
Vocative Dārios Dārīs Dārȳsso Dārȳrzo

Etymology 2

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈdaːrio/

Noun 1

dārio

  1. genitive singular of dāria
    Kīvȳso valar Dārio laehot gīda kesosy[1].
    You swore that all men would be equal in the Queen's eyes.
    -Hizdahr (Game of Thrones, Episode 504)
Inflection
Singular Plural Paucal Collective
Nominative dāria dārī dārȳn dāriar
Accusative dārie dārī dārȳni dāriari
Genitive dārio dārȳti dārȳno dāriaro
Dative dāriot dārȳnta dāriarta
Locative dāriā dārȳnna dāriarra
Instrumental dārȳsa dārȳssi dārȳssa dāriarza
Comitative dārȳma dārȳmmi dārȳmma dāriarma
Vocative dārȳs dārīs dārȳssa dāriarza

Etymology 3

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈdaːrio/

Noun 2

dārio

  1. genitive singular of dārion
Inflection
Singular Plural Paucal Collective
Nominative dārion dāria dārȳn dārior
Accusative dārȳni dārȳndi
Genitive dārio dārȳti dārȳno dārȳndo
Dative dāriot dārȳnto
Locative dārȳnno dārȳrro
Instrumental dārȳso dārȳssi dārȳsso dārȳrzo
Comitative dārȳmmo dārȳrmo
Vocative dārios dārīs dārȳsso dārȳrzo

Notes

  1. The use of kesosy instead of the expected kesos here is an unintentional error by Peterson, however it apparently fits the speaker, Hizdahr zo Loraq, a Meereenese noble.