Mirre

High Valyrian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈmirre/

Adjective

mirre (terrestrial/aquatic mirrior); II-class adjective

1. any, all, whatever, whichever

   Henujagon jaelza lua vala mirre henujagon kostas.

   Any man who wishes to leave may leave.

   -Daenerys (Game of Thrones, Episode 304)

2. some

Inflection

Positive declension of mirre Prepositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative mirre mirri mirrior mirriar Accusative Genitive mirro mirro mirrȳr mirrȳ Dative mirro/
mirrot Locative mirrē Instrumental mirros mirrȳs Comitative mirrom mirrȳm Vocative mirres mirris mirrios mirrīs Adverbial mirrī Postpositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative mirre mirri mirrior mirriar Accusative Genitive mirro mirroti mirrȳro mirrȳti Dative mirrot mirrȳrot Locative mirrē Instrumental mirrose mirrossi mirrȳso mirrȳssi Comitative mirrome mirrommi mirrȳmo mirrȳmmi Vocative mirres mirris mirrios mirrīs

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