Tolvȳn

High Valyrian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈtolvyːn/

Pronoun

tolvȳn (third declension terrestrial, nominative plural tolvȳni)

1. everything (for inanimate entities)

Inflection

	Singular	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative	tolvion	tolvia	tolvȳn	tolvior
Accusative			tolvȳni	tolvȳndi
Genitive	tolvio	tolvȳti	tolvȳno	tolvȳndo
Dative	tolviot		tolvȳnto
Locative			tolvȳnno	tolvȳrro
Instrumental	tolvȳso	tolvȳssi	tolvȳsso	tolvȳrzo
Comitative			tolvȳmmo	tolvȳrmo
Vocative	tolvios	tolvīs	tolvȳsso	tolvȳrzo

	Paucal Plural	Collective Plural
Nominative	tolvȳni	tolviori
Accusative	tolvȳnī	tolviorī
Genitive	tolvȳnoti	tolvioroti
Dative
Locative
Instrumental	tolvȳssi	tolviorzi
Comitative	tolvȳmmi	tolviormi
Vocative	tolvȳssis	tolviorzis

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