Muña

High Valyrian

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Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈmuɲa/

Noun

muña (first declension lunar, nominative plural muñi)

1. mother, mom

   Muña taobe elekot ondurtas.

   The mother grabbed the boy by his ear.

2. aunt (mother's sister)

Inflection

	Singular	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative	muña	muñi	muñun	muñar
Accusative	muñe	muñī	muñuni	muñari
Genitive	muño	muñoti	muñuno	muñaro
Dative	muñot		muñunta	muñarta
Locative	muñā		muñunna	muñarra
Instrumental	muñosa	muñossi	muñussa	muñarza
Comitative	muñoma	muñommi	muñumma	muñarma
Vocative	muñus	muñis	muñussa	muñarza

Translations

ExpandSense: female parent (mother) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: mysa
• Dothraki: mai
• Engála: ada, osáda (honorific)
• Hen Linge: meir
• High Valyrian: muña
• Inha: moa
• Irathient: zmewe (Irathient), hamewi (non-Irathient), mumu (informal)
• Kinuk'aaz: ham
• Meereenese Valyrian: misha
• Méníshè: máà
• Munja'kin: vuvu
• Övüsi: naame
• Ravkan: madra, madraya (honorific)
• Roozh Linge: maier
• Sangheili: bojo
• Shiväisith: niämi
• Shu: aamaa
• Sondiv: en
• Trigedasleng: nomon
• Ts'íts'àsh: shá
• Veda: um
• Vōv: muh