-on

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Suffix

-on

1. Used to form action nouns from verbs, corresponding to English suffixes such as -ing and -ion as well as English nouns zero-derived from verbs; mostly used after some consonant clusters.

   vāedagon (“to sing”) → vāedon (“singing”)

2. Used to form nouns with a related meaning from various roots.

   drāñe (“wide”) → drāñon (“opening”)

Derived Terms

High Valyrian terms suffixed with -on

See Also

• -non

Trigedasleng

Etymology

From English one.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /-ɔn/

Suffix

-on

1. used with object nominalizations

Derived Terms

Trigedasleng terms suffixed with -on

Væyne Zaanics

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /-on/, /-ən/

Suffix

-on (dark verb, after vowels and approximants -non, light -en)

1. co-occurs with dark verbs in the present tense (used after nasals, stops, fricatives and any consonant cluster)

Derived Terms

Væyne Zaanics terms suffixed with -on