Iotsi

Shiväisith

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈiotsi/

Rhymes: -iotsi

Orthographic Form

iotsi

Noun

iotsi (nominative singular)

1. bird

Inflection

Declension of iotsi Singular Plural Nominative iotsi iotsil Accusative iotsie iotsile Dative iotsia iotsila Genitive iotsias iotsiasil Comitative iotsiath iotsiathil Instrumental iotsiar iotsiaril Adessive iotsiasku iotsilasku Allative iotsiaska iotsilaska Ablative iotsiaske iotsilaske Inessive iotsiaslu iotsilaslu Illative iotsiasla iotsilasla Elative iotsiasle iotsilasle Essive iotsiese iotsiesil Translative iotsiefe iotsiefil Benefactive iotsieva iotsievel

Possessed forms of iotsi Singular Plural First Person iotsih iotsijee Second Person iotsine iotsinii Third Person iotsive iotsivii

Translations

Sense: egg-laying animal with feathers, wings, and a beak (bird) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: hunte
• Castithan: akyo
• Dothraki: zir
• Haughòf: kwav
• High Valyrian: hontes
• Irathient: tithita
• Méníshè: òdír
• Övüsi: thuoke
• Shiväisith: iotsi
• Trigedasleng: sora
• Zemeni: laha

Creation and Usage Notes

I almost thought of this word as onomatopoeic. To me, it sounds like the sound a little bird makes as it flaps its wings tweeting—a bouncy little bird. -David J. Peterson 16:22, 13 December 2019 (PST)