Volka

Ravkan

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Etymology

From Old Ravkan *volk.

Source

Coined by Leigh Bardugo in the book Siege and Storm.

Source Spelling

volk

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈvolkə/

Orthographic Form

volka

Noun

volka f (nominative plural volkai)

1. wolf

Inflection

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	volka	volkai
Accusative	volke	volke
Partitive	volka		volke
Dative	volkat	volkes
Instrumental	volkash	volkesi

Translations

Sense: large wild canine (wolf) ^{[‌edit this template‌]}

• Dothraki: ver
• Fjerdan: ulf
• Hen Linge: bleid
• High Valyrian: zokla
• Noalath: tor
• Ravkan: volka
• Shiväisith: tädh
• Væyne Zaanics: þuulnoh

Creation and Usage Notes

This word comes from the boat name Volkvolny, which is defined as "wolf of the waves". -David J. Peterson 00:03, 28 August 2024 (PDT)