Tata

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Munja'kin

Etymology

From Proto-Munja'kin *tata.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈtata/

Noun

tata

father, dad

Translations

Sense: male parent

Astapori Valyrian: kiba
Bodzvokhan: bokh
Castithan: tando, tato (informal), vavo (informal), fandandazwo (formal), tandabolo (head of the household)
Dothraki: ave
Irathient: zbaba (Irathient), hababa (non-Irathient), baba (informal)
Hen Linge: veir
High Valyrian: kepa
Kinuk'aaz: bem
Lishepus: pacheru
Meereenese Valyrian: kiv
Munja'kin: tata
Noalath: load
Övüsi: abo
Ravkan: borov
Shiväisith: roon
Sondiv: bor
Trigedasleng: nontu
Veda: az
Yulish: ab, abi (informal)

Creation and Usage Notes

Coined in honor of my great-grandfather, whom my family calls Tata. -David J. Peterson 00:47, 30 June 2020 (PDT)

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