From The Languages of David J. Peterson
| High Valyrian Phrasebook
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Etymology
| From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation
(Classical) IPA(key): /iˈdaɲa/
Noun
idaña (first declension lunar, nominative plural idañi)
- twin, twin sister, twin brother
- Iēmi zȳho idaño ybon pamptas.
- Jaime rubbed his twin sister's knee.
- Jāhe idañe mijerior tolion sagon kostos daor.
- One cannot exist without the other. (Literally, "Without its twin, the other cannot exist".)
- -Daenerys (Game of Thrones, Episode 504)
Inflection
Related Terms
See Also
| High Valyrian kinship terms
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Legend:
| ♀ | Female relation | | Female referent | | dubāzma ⚥ | |
| ♂ | Male relation | | Male referent | | dubys ⚥ | |
| ⚥ | Gender-neutral | |
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Translations
| Sense: female sibling (sister) [edit]
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| Sense: male sibling (brother) [edit]
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