Þorne

Væyne Zaanics

Etymology

From þor +‎ -e.

Created jointly by Thomas Lyr, Bernard Severn, and Isabelle Lyr.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈθornə/

Rhymes: -ornə

Orthographic Form

þorne

Adjective

þorne (nominative/genitive/locative/vocative singular, accusative/dative/ablative plural short form, light, plural þorni)

1. unconditionally good

Inflection

ExpandDeclension of þorne Short Form Full Form (Light) Full Form (Dark) Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural Nominative þorne þorni þorneheh þornihi þornehoh þornihu Accusative þornæ þorne þornæhæ þornehe þornæha þorneho Genitive þorne þorni þornehec þornihic þornehoc þornihuc Dative þornæ þorne þornæhær þorneher þornæhar þornehor Locative þorne þorni þornehes þornihis þornehos þornihus Ablative þornæ þorne þornæhæl þornehel þornæhal þornehol Vocative þorne þorni eþornehe iþornihe oþorneho uþorniho

Related Terms

• þorno

 

Translations

ExpandSense: of high quality, skill or moral character (good) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: syz
• Azrán: upúl
• Chakobsa: cheshii
• Dothraki: davra (also "useful"), erin (also "kind")
• High Valyrian: sȳz
• Irathient: imi
• Kinuk'aaz: sia
• Munja'kin: bomi (also "blue"), marí (also "suitable")
• Noalath: foan
• Sangheili: yap'o (verbal)
• Shiväisith: käthi
• Sondiv: tezu
• Trigedasleng: os (basic), doup (more intense)
• Væyne Zaanics: þorne (unconditionally), þorno (conditionally)
• Veda: wǝt