Qūvrir

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High Valyrian

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA(key): /ˈquːvrir/

Noun

qūvrir (fifth declension aquatic, nominative plural qūvriri)

  1. mourning, lamentation, grief (the collective activity)
Inflection
Singular Plural Paucal Collective
Nominative qūvir qūvra qūvrin qūvrir
Accusative qūvrini qūvriri
Genitive qūvrio qūvrȳti qūvrino qūvriro
Dative qūvriot qūvrinti qūvrirti
Locative qūvīr qūvrinni qūvrirri
Instrumental qūvrȳsi qūvrȳssi qūvrissi qūvrirzi
Comitative qūvrȳmi qūvrȳmmi qūvrimmi qūvrirmi
Vocative qūvys qūvas qūvrissi qūvrirzi
Paucal Plural Collective Plural
Nominative qūvrini qūvriri
Accusative qūvrinī qūvrirī
Genitive qūvrinoti qūvriroti
Dative
Locative
Instrumental qūvrissi qūvrirzi
Comitative qūvrimmi qūvrirmi
Vocative qūvrissis qūvrirzis

Usage Notes

Used to describe a mass of people are mourning, such as mourners at a funeral, or when a nation grieves for a departed ruler.