From The Languages of David J. Peterson
| Munja'kin Phrasebook
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Etymology
From ki ("with") + minda ("smiling").
Pronunciation
IPA(key): /kiˈminda/
- Rhymes: -inda
Interjection
kiminda
- thank you, thanks
Translations
| Sense: expression of gratitude (thank you) [edit]
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- Aazh Naamori: tolaarazhon
- Astapori Valyrian: krimvo
- Castithan: bihalazhwe, bihalazhwe je (emphatic)
- Chakobsa: fadilii rush (said by one person to another), fadilii ruk (one to many), fadilim rush (many to one), fadilim ruk (many to many), fadilii (informal)
- Hen Linge: me grasha, me zol grasha (emphatic), grasha (informal)
- High Valyrian: kirimvose
- Irathient: ahiha
- Kinuk'aaz: galisia, glisia (shortened form), glis (shortened form)
- Meereenese Valyrian: krimwa
- Munja'kin: kiminda
- Ravkan: yolostash
- Shu: ven iwa sesh
- Sondiv: asoluviv, asoluvuv (less formal)
- Trigedasleng: mochof, chof (shortened form)
- Ts'íts'àsh: kòf àrù
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