Lua

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /lua/

Adjective

lua (solar lȳs, terrestrial luon, aquatic luor); irregular adjective

1. (relative) who, which, that, whom, whose, where, of whom, by whom, with whom (etc.)

   Jomōzussis lua vala mirros ēngoso ȳdrassigon kostilos daor.

   A man who keeps getting drunk will not be able to speak any language.

   Yn īlot brōzi mastas lȳs tolys...

   Yet one other, whose name has come down to us...

Inflection

Positive declension of lua Prepositive Lunar Solar Terrestrial Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative lua lī lȳs lȳz/
lȳs luon lua luor lura Accusative lue lī Genitive luo luo luo luo luo luo luro luro Dative luo/
luot luo/
luot luo/
luot luro/
lurot Locative luā lȳ lī Instrumental luos luos luos luros Comitative luom luom luom lurom Vocative lūs lis lȳs lȳz/
lȳs luos luas luos luas Adverbial —

Related Terms

High Valyrian table of correlatives Interrogative Demonstrative Relative Indefinite/Quantifier Proximal Distal Universal Existential Negative Alternative Adjective Animate spare bisa bona lua tolvie mirre dōre tolie Inanimate skore kesa kona Pronoun Animate Specific sparos bisy bony lȳ tolvys mirtys daorys tolys Generic sparion bisir bonir līr Inanimate Specific skoros kesy kony lȳ tolvȳn mirros daorun tolion Generic skorion kesir konir līr