Morghe

High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈmorɣe/

Adjective

morghe class II (terrestrial/aquatic morghior)

1. dead

   Antonym: glaesa

Inflection

Positive declension of morghe Prepositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative morghe morghi morghior morghiar Accusative Genitive morgho morgho morghȳr morghȳ Dative morgho/
morghot Locative morghē Instrumental morghos morghȳs Comitative morghom morghȳm Vocative morghes morghis morghios morghīs Adverbial morghī Postpositive Lunar/Solar Terrestrial/Aquatic Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Singular/
Collective Plural/
Paucal Nominative morghe morghi morghior morghiar Accusative Genitive morgho morghoti morghȳro morghȳti Dative morghot morghȳrot Locative morghē Instrumental morghose morghossi morghȳso morghȳssi Comitative morghome morghommi morghȳmo morghȳmmi Vocative morghes morghis morghios morghīs

Derived Terms

• morghākogon
• morghon
• morghūljagon