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Pronunciation IPA (key ) : /ˈdenen/
Rhymes: -enen Pronoun denen
she, he, it; stone third-person singular personal pronoun Inflection See Also Translations
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Astapori Valyrian : zer ( celestial ) , vi ( terrestrial ) Azrán : ezh Bodzvokhan : ba Chakobsa : ho Dothraki : me Engála : me ( rabbit ) , zha ( other animate ) , tu ( inanimate ) Gandal : lin G'Vunna : inngin Hen Linge : het High Valyrian : ziry ( celestial ) , ūja ( terrestrial ) Inha : dei ( fire ) , denen ( stone ) , dea ( water ) , te ( wind ) Irathient : iza ( class I ) , iha ( class II/XV/XVII ) , ita ( class III ) , ika ( class IV ) , ida ( class V ) , iga ( class VI ) , uta ( class VII ) , eka ( class VIII ) , ira ( class IX ) , isa ( class X ) , nuna ( class XI/XVI/XVIII ) , itha ( class XII ) , ina ( class XIII ) , isha ( class XIV ) Kinuk'aaz : ts'ov ( animate ) , bet ( inanimate ) Lhazareen : me Lishepus : sii Meereenese Valyrian : yel ( celestial ) , we ( terrestrial ) Méníshè : 'ayás ( magic ) , ìnás ( human ) , wàás ( air ) , t'anás ( earth ) , jás ( fire ) , sibás ( water ) , a ( generic ) Munja'kin : lia Noalath : thil Ravkan : no ( masculine ) , nya ( feminine ) , et ( neuter ) Sangheili : mu ( animate ) , tkha ( inanimate ) Shiväisith : vath Sondiv : eyo Trigedasleng : em du ( pejorative ) Væyne Zaanics : vaw ( dark ) , væy ( light ) Veda : lin ( proximal ) , sen ( medial ) , khon ( distal ) Yulish : shin Zemeni : ene
