Jokken

Shiväisith

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Etymology

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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈjokken/

Rhymes: -okken

Orthographic Form

jokken

Noun

jokken (nominative singular)

1. brother

Inflection

ExpandDeclension of jokken Singular Plural Nominative jokken jokkenil Accusative jokkene jokkenile Dative jokkena jokkenila Genitive jokkenas jokkenasil Comitative jokkenath jokkenathil Instrumental jokkenar jokkenaril Adessive jokkenasku jokkenilasku Allative jokkenaska jokkenilaska Ablative jokkenaske jokkenilaske Inessive jokkenaslu jokkenilaslu Illative jokkenasla jokkenilasla Elative jokkenasle jokkenilasle Essive jokkenese jokkenesil Translative jokkenefe jokkenefil Benefactive jokkeneva jokkenevel

ExpandPossessed forms of jokken Singular Plural First Person jokkenki jokkenijee Second Person jokkenene jokkeninii Third Person jokkeneve jokkenivii

Translations

ExpandSense: male sibling (brother) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: sombas
• Bodzvokhan: mar
• Dothraki: gaezo
• Hen Linge: brön
• High Valyrian: lēkia (older), valonqar (younger), idaña (twin)
• Irathient: zluge (Irathient), halugi (non-Irathient)
• Meereenese Valyrian: somvash
• Méníshè: t'apwé
• Övüsi: daamo
• Shiväisith: jokken
• Sangheili: khuut'a
• Trigedasleng: bro