Shadesenor

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Verbis Diabolo

Etymology

This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [ʃadeseˈnoɾ]

Noun

shadesenor

sister

Translations

Sense: female sibling (sister)

Dothraki: inavva
High Valyrian: mandia (older), hāedar (younger), idaña (twin)
Inha: aane
Irathient: zome (Irathient), homi (non-Irathient)
Méníshè: mík'áì
Övüsi: thaala
Shiväisith: manar
Shu: jun
Trigedasleng: sis
Verbis Diabolo: shadesenor

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