Eveth
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Dothraki
1.1
Etymology
1.1.1
Pronunciation
1.1.2
Noun
1.1.2.1
Inflection
1.1.2.2
Translations
Dothraki
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Basic
.
Etymology
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From an
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.
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Pronunciation
IPA
(
key
)
:
/eˈveθ/
Rhymes:
-eθ
Noun
eveth
(
inanimate
,
plural
eveth
)
water
Inflection
Singular
Plural
Nominative
eveth
Accusative
eveth
Genitive
evethi
Allative
evethaan
Ablative
evethoon
Translations
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Sense: clear liquid which makes up rain, rivers, lakes and seas (water)
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edit
]
Aazh Naamori
:
zhama
Astapori Valyrian
:
jedhor
Azrán
:
lô
Castithan
:
fadholo
Chakobsa
:
ekkeri
Dothraki
:
eveth
Hen Linge
:
mwa
High Valyrian
:
iēdar
Inha
:
aaz
Irathient
:
risa
(
in general, or specifically cool/lukewarm
)
,
sasi
(
hot
)
,
rihurtha
(
potable
)
,
rinnira
(
rain water
)
Kinuk'aaz
:
svon
Méníshè
:
síí
Noalath
:
resha
Ravkan
:
rosh
Sangheili
:
tkho
Shu
:
mish
(
fresh
)
,
bez
(
salt water
)
Sondiv
:
li
Trigedasleng
:
woda
Veda
:
in
Væyne Zaanics
:
þil
(
root form
)
Categories
:
Dothraki phrasebook
Dothraki phrasebook/Basic
Dothraki terms with IPA pronunciation
Rhymes:Dothraki/eθ
Dothraki lemmas
Dothraki nouns
Dothraki inanimate nouns
Sense:Clear liquid which makes up rain, rivers, lakes and seas
Doth:Water
Doth:Liquids
Doth:Swadesh list
Doth:Alchemy
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