From The Languages of David J. Peterson
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Etymology
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Source
Coined by Leigh Bardugo.
Source Spelling
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Pronunciation
IPA(key): /ˈaiʒoʀ/
- Rhymes: -aiʒoʀ
Interjection
aizhor
- hello
Translations
| Sense: expression used when meeting someone (hello) [edit]
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- Aazh Naamori: inizumii ton, inizumii (informal, also used when parting)
- Astapori Valyrian: rysta
- Azrán: chóngwe, chón (informal)
- Castithan: religwo (also used when parting)
- Chakobsa: sa fadla
- Dothraki: m'athchomaroon, m'ath/m'ach (shortened forms)
- Fjerdan: aizhor
- Hen Linge: keidmil, keid (informal)
- High Valyrian: rytsas
- Indojisnen: eydakshin
- Irathient: eseneziri, ese (shortened), es (shortened), ǝtǝt (informal)
- Kamakawi: i elea
- Kinuk'aaz: zozor, zozo
- Lishepus: sunkuriin
- Méníshè: azwànò
- Munja'kin: niu (colloquial)
- Shiväisith: äshlimär
- Sondiv: ali akeson, alyakson, yakson (shortened form)
- Trigedasleng: heya, hei, somon, shopta (familiar)
- Ts'íts'àsh: ìf báì
- Væyne Zaanics: dolne
- Yulish: tüppi
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