Dōrī
High Valyrian
Etymology
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Pronunciation
(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈdoːriː/
Adverb
dōrī
- never, at no point, at no time
- not at all, nohow, noway
Related Terms
| High Valyrian table of correlatives | |||||||||||
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| Interrogative | Demonstrative | Relative | Indefinite/Quantifier | ||||||||
| Proximal | Distal | Universal | Existential | Negative | Alternative | ||||||
| Adjective | Animate | spare | bisa | bona | lua | tolvie | mirre | dōre | tolie | ||
| Inanimate | skore | kesa | kona | ||||||||
| Pronoun | Animate | Specific | sparos | bisy | bony | lȳ | tolvys | mirtys | daorys | tolys | |
| Generic | sparion | bisir | bonir | līr | |||||||
| Inanimate | Specific | skoros | kesy | kony | lȳ | tolvȳn | mirros | daorun | tolion | ||
| Generic | skorion | kesir | konir | līr | |||||||