Gef

Noalath

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ɡɛf/

Adjective

gef (nominative singular, positive form)

1. weak

   Blen haya Elkris izhák, hi sef gef.

   While the Ellcrys still stands, you are weak.

   -Allanon (The Shannara Chronicles, Episode 101/102)

Inflection

	Positive		Comparative		Superlative
	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural
Nominative	gef	gefi	gefaga	gefagazh	gefékra	gefékrazh
Objective	jef	jefi	jefaga	jefagazh	jefékra	jefékrazh
Genitive	ngef	ngefi	ngefaga	ngefagazh	ngefékra	ngefékrazh
Vocative	hef	hefi	hefaga	hefagazh	hefékra	hefékrazh
Adverbial	gefash		gefagash		gefékrash

Translations

Sense: incapable of producing great physical force (weak) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: nagotova
• Bodzvokhan: tor
• Dothraki: sindarin (adjectival), sindarinat (verbal)
• Hen Linge: drei
• High Valyrian: nākostōba
• Lishepus: alpu
• Noalath: gef
• Shiväisith: miery
• Trigedasleng: kwelen