Dōron

High Valyrian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈdoːron/

Rhymes: -oːron

Noun

dōron (third declension terrestrial, nominative plural dōra, vocative plural dōras)

1. stone, rock

   Izulyz ampā perzyssy, hen iārarȳr dōro qelbrilli, hen perzys ānogrōt prūmī, dārȳndo jehyssy, jenyro laehossa, vējo ēdruryssy.

   Fourteen flames, veins of molten rock, hearts of fire and blood, embers of the empire, eyes of glass, dreams of doom.

Inflection

	Singular	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative	dōron	dōra	dōrun	dōror
Accusative			dōruni	dōrondi
Genitive	dōro	dōroti	dōruno	dōrondo
Dative	dōrot		dōrunto
Locative			dōrunno	dōrorro
Instrumental	dōroso	dōrossi	dōrusso	dōrorzo
Comitative			dōrummo	dōrormo
Vocative	dōros	dōras	dōrusso	dōrorzo

Derived Terms

• dōralbar
• dōrenka
• dorrīza
• Zaldrīzdōron

 

Related Terms

• dōros