Bardugon

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
The etymology of this word comes from an invisible proto-language. If you're confident you know the etymology, feel free to add it, but reader beware should the etymology be added by someone other than the creator of the language!

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈbarduɡon/

Verb

bardugon (vowel-final, perfect participle barduta)

1. to write to someone (dative)

   Bono mittot rūniapos bardūs.

   Write a letter to that idiot.

2. to scratch (down) writing on

   ... zȳho gevurlȳti bē rūntas lī tolvȳni hae zȳho gierio drāñȳ dōrenkro geralbroti ñellȳndo tembī bōsī bardutas.

   ... scratching everything he could remember of his gardens on sheets of parchment so long they rivaled the broad stone highways of his people.

Inflection

Conjugation of bardugon Indicative Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal First Person Second Person Third Person First Person Second Person Third Person Active Present bardun bardū bardus bardī bardūt bardusi Aorist bardussin bardussia bardussis bardussiti bardussiat bardussi Future bardīnna bardīlā bardīlza bardīli bardīlāt bardīlzi Imperfect bardīlen bardīlē bardīles bardīlin bardīlēt bardīlis Perfect bardutan bardutā bardutas barduti bardutāt bardutis Pluperfect barduten bardutē bardutes bardutin bardutēt Past Habitual bardutin bardutia bardutis bardutiti bardutiat bardutisi Passive Present barduks bardūks barduks barduksi bardūks barduksi Aorist bardussiks bardussiaks bardussiks bardussiksi bardussiaks bardussiksi Future bardīlaks bardīlāks bardīlaks bardīliks bardīlāks bardīliks Imperfect bardīleks bardīlēks bardīleks bardīlēks Perfect bardutaks bardutāks bardutaks bardutaksi bardutāks bardutaksi Pluperfect barduteks bardutēks barduteks bardutiks bardutēks bardutiks Past Habitual bardutiks bardutiaks bardutiks bardutiksi bardutiaks bardutiksi Subjunctive Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal First Person Second Person Third Person First Person Second Person Third Person Active Present bardvon bardvō bardvos bardvoty bardvōt bardvosy Aorist bardussun bardussua bardussus bardussuty bardussuat bardussusy Future bardīlun bardīlū bardīlus bardīluty bardīlūt bardīlusy Imperfect bardīlon bardīlō bardīlos bardīloty bardīlōt bardīlosy Perfect barduton bardutō bardutos bardutoty bardutōt bardutosy Pluperfect Past Habitual bardutun bardutua bardutus bardututy bardutuat bardutusy Passive Present bardvoks bardvōks bardvoks bardvoksy bardvōks bardvoksy Aorist bardussuks bardussuaks bardussuks bardussuksy bardussuaks bardussuksy Future bardīluks bardīlūks bardīluks bardīluksy bardīlūks bardīluksy Imperfect bardīloks bardīlōks bardīloks bardīloksy bardīlōks bardīloksy Perfect bardutoks bardutōks bardutoks bardutoksy bardutōks bardutoksy Pluperfect Past Habitual bardutuks bardutuaks bardutuks bardutuksy bardutuaks bardutuksy Imperative Second Person Singular/Collective Plural/Paucal Active Present bardūs bardūtūs Aorist bardussiās bardussiātās Future bardīlās bardīlātās Passive Present bardūks Aorist bardussiāks Future bardīlāks Non-finite Participle Infinitive Active Present bardure bardugon Aorist barduje bardussigon Future bardīlare — Perfect — bardutagon Past Habitual bardutre — Passive Present — bardukson Aorist bardussiarza bardussiakson Future bardīlaksa — Perfect barduta bardutakson Past Habitual bardutiarza —

Creation and Usage Notes

This word was coined in honor of friend and author Leigh Bardugo, for whom the word lei was also coined. This one worked out splendidly, given the phonology. -David J. Peterson 12:06, 11 October 2021 (PDT)