Bund

Irathient

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /-ˈbund-/

Orthographic Form

bund

Adjective

-bund-

1. heavy
2. serious

Inflection

Inflection of -bund- Singular Plural Class I zubunde zubundu Class II habundi habunda Class III tibunda tibundi Class IV kabundi kabunda Class V dibunda dibundi Class VI gebundu gebunde Class VII tubunde tubundu Class VIII kebundu kebunde Class IX ribunda ribundi Class X sabundi sabunda Class XI/XVI/XVIII nubunde nubundu Class XII thebundu thebunde Class XIII nibunda nibundi Class XIV shebundu shebunde Class XV/XVII habunda habundi

Root

bund

1. having to do with weight

Derived Terms

• thebundu
• tibunde
• ubunde
• zbundi

 

Translations

Sense: of great weight (heavy) ^[‌edit‌]

• Chakobsa: omii
• Dothraki: ohazh (adjectival), ohazhat (verbal)
• High Valyrian: kempa
• Irathient: bund
• Shiväisith: hoth
• Sondiv: begu