Idañe

High Valyrian

Etymology 1

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /iˈdaɲe/

Adjective

idañe class II (terrestrial/aquatic idañor)

1. fellow

   Mentyri idañe jevi ivestrilātās keskydoso gaomagon.

   You will tell all your fellow soldiers to do the same.

   -Daenerys (Game of Thrones, Episode 305)

2. accompanying, concomitant

Inflection

Positive declension of idañe Prepositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative idañe idañi idañor idañar Accusative Genitive idaño idaño idañȳr idañȳ Dative idaño/
idañot Locative idañē Instrumental idaños idañȳs Comitative idañom idañȳm Vocative idañes idañis idaños idañīs Adverbial — Postpositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative idañe idañi idañor idañar Accusative Genitive idaño idañoti idañȳro idañȳti Dative idañot idañȳrot Locative idañē Instrumental idañose idañossi idañȳso idañȳssi Comitative idañome idañommi idañȳmo idañȳmmi Vocative idañes idañis idaños idañīs

Related Terms

• idaña

 

Etymology 2

Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /iˈdaɲe/

Noun

idañe

1. accusative singular of idaña

   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)