Dāria

High Valyrian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈdaːria/

Noun

dāria (first declension lunar, nominative plural dārī)

1. queen

   Mīrīno Dāria.

   Queen of Meereen.

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

Related Terms

• dārilaros
• dārion
• dārys

 

Derived Terms

• dārōñe

 

Descendants

• Astapori Valyrian: dare
• Meereenese Valyrian: thal

Creation and Usage Notes

Despite my love of the show Daria, the similarity was entirely unintentional. I was always slightly troubled by having separate words for "king" and "queen"—and with a Romance-looking -a ending on "queen" to boot—but not "prince" and "princess". Thus far no one's skewered me for it, but it may be that the Valyrians were not supposed to have separate words for a male and female monarch. -David J. Peterson 15:48, 9 December 2019 (PST)