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# {{insv}} to taunt
# {{insv}} to taunt, {{insv}} to torture, to torment
# {{insv}} to torture
# {{insv}} to frustrate, to infuriate
# {{insv}} to torment
# {{insv}} to frustrate
# {{insv}} to infuriate


=====Inflection=====
=====Inflection=====
{{HVv|amīvind||i|amīvindit}}
{{HVv|amīvind||i|amīvindit}}

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High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /amiːˈvindiɡon/

Verb

amīvindigon (vowel-final, perfect participle amīvindita)

  1. (of things) to taunt, (of things) to torture, to torment
  2. (of things) to frustrate, to infuriate
Inflection