Goch

Noalath

Etymology

ExpandFrom an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ɡɔtʃ/

Rhymes: -ɔtʃ

Adjective

goch (positive form)

1. big, large

Inflection

	Positive		Comparative		Superlative
	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural	Singular	Plural
Nominative	goch	gochi	gochaga	gochagazh	gochékra	gochékrazh
Objective	joch	jochi	jochaga	jochagazh	jochékra	jochékrazh
Genitive	ngoch	ngochi	ngochaga	ngochagazh	ngochékra	ngochékrazh
Vocative	hoch	hochi	hochaga	hochagazh	hochékra	hochékrazh
Adverbial	gochash		gochagash		gochékrash

Translations

ExpandSense: of great size (big) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: kraza
• Castithan: tege
• Dothraki: zhokwa (adjectival), zhokwalat (verbal)
• Hen Linge: zol
• High Valyrian: rōva
• Irathient: hagn
• Lishepus: gaju
• Méníshè: gwélà
• Noalath: goch
• Ravkan: grozh
• Shiväisith: gyv
• Sondiv: kemu
• Tpaalha: ubu
• Trigedasleng: biga
• Veda: zho
• Yulish: chük

Væyne Zaanics

Etymology

Created jointly by Thomas Lyr, Bernard Severn, and Isabelle Lyr.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ɡoʃ/

Orthographic Form

goch

Root

goch

1. (root) having to do with unity

Derived Terms

• goche
• gocheneh
• gochiþeh
• gocho
• gochonoh
• gochuþoh