High valyrian to english dictionary:

Word Pronunciation Definition

ābra /ˈaːbra/ woman
ābrar /ˈaːbrar/ life, humanity, all people
ābrāzma /aːˈbraːzma/ lady
ābrazȳrys /aːbraˈzyːrys/ wife
ābrenka /aːˈbreŋka/ female
ademmagon /aˈdemmaɡon/ to pay, to fulfil
adere /aˈdere/ slippery; sleek, smooth; fast, quick, swift
aderī /aˈderiː/ soon; quickly, swiftly
aderves /aˈderves/ smoothness, sleekness, slipperiness
āegenka /aːeˈɡeŋka/ iron
āegion /ˈaːeɡion/ iron
Āegon /ˈaːeɡon/ Aegon
āeksākogon /aːeˈksaːkoɡon/ to champion, to tout, to talk up
āeksio /ˈaːeksio/ master, lord
āeksion /ˈaːeksion/ gold
Aeliks /ˈaeliks/ Aelix
aemagon /ˈaemaɡon/ to have, to contain
Aemon /ˈaemon/ Aemon
aena /ˈaena/ accommodating, supportive, reliable
aeny /ˈaeny/ buttress
aeragon /ˈaeraɡon/ to move, to go
aerēbagon /aeˈreːbaɡon/ to travel, to move over a great distance
aerikagon /aeriˈkaɡon/ to stir
aeritta /aeˈritta/ restless
Aerys /ˈaerys/ Aerys
aezīmagon /aeˈziːmaɡon/ to split
āgugon /ˈaːɡuɡon/ to swallow, to gulp
āgunon /ˈaːɡunon/ swallow, swallowing, gulp
āhibagon /aːhiˈbaɡon/ to challenge
ajesurilaror /aɟesuriˈlaror/ spices, spice in general
ajesurilaros /aɟesuriˈlaros/ spice, condiment
ajomemēbagon /aɟomeˈmeːbaɡon/ to rage on
ājon /ˈaːɟon/ island
ajorrāelagon /aɟorˈraːelaɡon/ to need, to require
Albie /ˈalbie/ bright, resplendent, shining, shiny, brilliant
albijos /ˈalbiɟos/ best part, highlight
ālion /ˈaːlion/ area, plot of land, place, location
Alysanne /alyˈsanne/ Alysanne
Alyssa /aˈlyssa/ Alyssa
amanengy /amaˈneŋɡy/ shovel, scoop, ladle
amāzigon /aˈmaːziɡon/ to come, to arrive
āmāzigon /aːˈmaːziɡon/ to return, to come back, to go back
āmāzinon /aːˈmaːzinon/ return
āmazverdagon /aːmazˈverdaɡon/ to recreate, to remake
ambigon /ˈambiɡon/ to struggle
amīsagon /aˈmiːsaɡon/ to protect, to guard
amīvindigon /amiːˈvindiɡon/ to taunt, to torture, to torment, to frustrate, to
infuriate
ampa /ˈampa/ ten
amplie /ˈamplie/ tenth
Andali /ˈandali/ Andal, Andal person
anehugon /aneˈhuɡon/ to leak
ānogrosa /ˈaːnoɡrosa/ blood
ānogres /ˈaːnoɡres/ blood magic
ānogrion /ˈaːnoɡrion/ temple
ao /ao/ you (sing.)
aōha /ˈaoːha/ your (sg.)
aōhon /ˈaoːhon/ yours (sg.)
aōhoso /ˈaoːhoso/ in your way, as you wish
aōla /ˈaoːla/ you, yourself
āpsos /ˈaːpsos/ snout, mouth of animals
āpykagon /aːpyˈkaɡon/ to produce (children)
arakhi /aˈraxi/ arakh, a curved sword used by the Dothraki
arare /aˈrare/ cyclic
are /ˈare/ cyclic
arghugon /ˈarɣuɡon/ to hunt
arghurys /ˈarɣurys/ hunter
Aria /ˈaria/ Arya
ārilla /aːˈrilla/ beer
ārillurlion /aːrilˈlurlion/ tavern
arlī /ˈarliː/ back, again, anew, once more, once again
arlie /ˈarlie/ new; fresh
arlinnon /arˈlinnon/ change, metamorphosis
arliñagon /arliˈɲaɡon/ to change, to become different, to
metamorphose
āro /ˈaːro/ barley
Arraks /ˈarraks/ Arrax
arrigon /ˈarriɡon/ to show →dat. to someone
ārughagon /aːruˈɣaɡon/ to miss, to miss out on
asēnagon /aˈseːnaɡon/ to kill
āsikagon /aːsiˈkaɡon/ to give rebirth to, to bear again
āeksio sēter vokti asēntas /ˈaːeksio ˈseːter ˈvokti a The master’s spell killed the priest.
ˈseːntas/
Dārys ohīlvoso asēntaks /ˈdaːrys oˈhiːlvoso aˈseːntaks/ The king was killed with a dagger.
āsittas /aˈsittas/ to give rebirth to, to bear again
āzālagon /aːˈzaːlaɡon/ to forsake
azandomy /aˈzandomy/ armed
azandy /aˈzandy/ short sword, sword
azandyr /aˈzandyr/ weaponry
azantyr /aˈzantyr/ army, military force
azantys /aˈzantys/ knight, soldier, warrior
Azantys /aˈzantys/ knight, soldier, warrior
Azantyr /aˈzantyr/ army, military force
azantys /aˈzantys/ knight, soldier, warrior, swordsman, swords-
woman
B

High Valyrian Pronunciation English Meaning

Baela /ˈbaela/ Proper noun
baelagon /ˈbaelaɡon/ to help, to aid, to assist someone
baelio /ˈbaelio/ acolyte
Baelon /ˈbaelon/ Proper noun
Baelor /ˈbaelor/ Proper noun
baes /baes/ top, summit, zenith, apex; point of a sword, tip
Balerion /baˈlerion/ Proper noun
balon /ˈbalon/ soil
bāmves /ˈbaːmves/ heat, warmth emanating or radiating off of or from
something
bāne /ˈbaːne/ hot, warm to the touch
bāngagon /ˈbaːŋɡaɡon/ to bake, to prepare a meal
bantāzma /banˈtaːzma/ long night, midnight or the darkest part of the night
bantis /ˈbantis/ night
baragon /baˈraɡon/ to mark, to smudge, to demarcate; to indicate, to refer
to, to point out
bardugon /ˈbarduɡon/ to write; to scratch (down writing)
bardulion /ˈbardulion/ school
bardunon /ˈbardunon/ writing
baririon /baˈririon/ demonstrative (in the grammatical sense),
demonstrative pronoun
bartanna /barˈtanna/ skull
bartos /ˈbartos/ head
bē /beː/ on, onto, on top of, onto the top of, upon
bēgor /ˈbeːɡor/ trout
beka /ˈbeka/ regular, normal, usual
belmon /ˈbelmon/ chain
belmor /ˈbelmor/ bondage, servitude, slavery
Belmondo /belˈmondo/ Proper noun
belmos /ˈbelmos/ chain link, link in a chain, ring
belmuragon /belmuˈraɡon/ to put chains on, to chain, to chain up, to lock in chains;
to enslave
belmurtys /belˈmurtys/ slave master, slaver
bēmagon /ˈbeːmaɡon/ to latch, seal, fasten, make fast
beqes /ˈbeqes/ sow, female pig
bērigon /ˈbeːriɡon/ to hang from
bērio /ˈbeːrio/ tunic
bēupyghagon /beːupyˈɣaɡon/ to jump onto
bēuvāedagon /beːuˈvaːedaɡon/ to sing about (or upon)
bēvilagon /beːviˈlaɡon/ must, to have to, to be necessary
bēvumbagon /beːˈvumbaɡon/ to float, to hover on, in or at
bianor /ˈbianor/ ewe, female sheep
biare /ˈbiare/ fortunate, lucky, happy
biarves /ˈbiarves/ happiness, jubilation, luck, fortune
biarvī /ˈbiarviː/ to celebrate
biarvose /ˈbiarvose/ you’re welcome, sometimes shortened to biarvos
bībagon /ˈbiːbaɡon/ to suckle, to suck
bībos /ˈbiːbos/ infancy, early childhood
bīkagon /ˈbiːkaɡon/ to suckle, give suck to; to nourish
biktys /ˈbiktys/ wet nurse, nursing mother, nurse
biragon /biˈraɡon/ to burst, to explode, to break
bisa /ˈbisa/ this proximal, animate
bisir /ˈbisir/ this one proximal, animate, for abstract or uncountable
entities
bisy /ˈbisy/ this one proximal, animate, for concrete, countable
entities
Blākuata Rāshi /ˈblaːkuata ˈraːʃi/ Proper noun
blēnon /ˈbleːnon/ mountain
blēnun /ˈbleːnun/ mountain range
bode /ˈbode/ tail
bodē /ˈbodeː/ inspired by, in the spirit of, following the style of
bōjurlion /boːˈɟurlion/ arena
bona /ˈbona/ that distal, animate
bonir /ˈbonir/ that one distal, animate, for abstract or uncountable
entities
bony /ˈbony/ that one distal, animate, for concrete, countable entities
bōsa /ˈboːsa/ long either temporally or spatially, tall
bōsir /ˈboːsir/ bench
bōsirī /ˈboːsiriː/ long
botagon /boˈtaɡon/ to suffer, to feel, to endure, to permit, to let
botemagon /boteˈmaɡon/ to make work, train, tutor, instruct
botennon /boˈtennon/ trade, training
boter /ˈboter/ suffering
boterlion /boˈterlion/ industrial area
botes /ˈbotes/ work
botion /ˈbotion/ office
botose /boˈtose/ hard, effortfully
brāedāzma /braːeˈdaːzma/ bronze
brāedion /ˈbraːedion/ copper
brāedy /ˈbraːedy/ bell
Brandon /ˈbrandon/ Proper noun
bratsi /ˈbratsi/ gull
bratsio /ˈbratsio/ (vulgar) bitch
Brāvos /ˈbraːvos/ Proper noun
brōzagon /ˈbroːzaɡon/ to name, to call, to give a name
brōzi /ˈbroːzi/ name
bughe /ˈbuɣe/ water buffalo
bughegon /buˈɣeɡon/ to swim
buqagon /buˈqaɡon/ to hate, to despise
buqnon /ˈbuqnon/ hate, grudges
buzdari /buzˈdari/ slave
byka /ˈbyka/ small, little
bykon /ˈbykon/ flea
byllie /ˈbyllie/ sixth
bȳre /ˈbyːre/ six
bȳrēpsa /byːˈreːpsa/ sixty
bȳrgār /ˈbyːrɡaːr/ six hundred
bȳrīblie /byːˈriːblie/ sixtieth
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Word Pronunciation Definition
daema /ˈdaema/ violet (flower)
Daemon /ˈdaemon/ Daemon
daenagon /ˈdaenaɡon/ to pursue, to chase
Daenerys /ˈdaenerys/ Daenerys
dāeremagon /daːereˈmaɡon/ to free, to liberate. hen + →dat. from something
dāeremiros /daːereˈmiros/ liberator, emancipator
dāerī /ˈdaːeriː/ freely
Dāeron /ˈdaːeron/ Daeron
dāerves /ˈdaːerves/ freedom, liberty
dāez /daːez/ free
dakogon /daˈkoɡon/ to run
dakones /daˈkones/ race
dakonon /daˈkonon/ running
daomblīrinon /daomˈbliːrinon/ rainbow
daomio /ˈdaomio/ rain
daomior /ˈdaomior/ rainy season
daor /daor/ not, no
daorion /ˈdaorion/ nowhere
daoriot /ˈdaoriot/ nowhere
daorun /ˈdaorun/ nothing
daorys /ˈdaorys/ no one
dāranna /daːˈranna/ heir to the throne
dāria /ˈdaːria/ queen
dārilaros /daːriˈlaros/ heir to the throne
Dārio /ˈdaːrio/ Daario
dārion /ˈdaːrion/ kingdom
dārior /ˈdaːrior/ empire
dārligon /ˈdaːrliɡon/ to take, to claim
Dāro Vilinion /ˈdaːro viˈlinion/ King’s Landing
dārōñe /daːˈroːɲe/ royal, regal
dārys /ˈdaːrys/ king
davābagon /daˈvaːbaɡon/ to rain
dēdegon /ˈdeːdeɡon/ to capture, to catch
deks /deks/ foot
dekuragon /dekuˈraɡon/ to step
dekuros /deˈkuros/ step
dekurūbagon /dekuˈruːbaɡon/ to walk, to go on foot
dēmagon /ˈdeːmaɡon/ to sit
dēmalion /ˈdeːmalion/ throne
dēmavos /ˈdeːmavos/ seat, chair
deragon /deˈraɡon/ to pluck
derēbagon /deˈreːbaɡon/ to gather, to collect
derēptir /deˈreːptir/ harvest
dernon /ˈdernon/ plucking
dēzagon /ˈdeːzaɡon/ to care
dija /ˈdiɟa/ hot, warm
dijāves /diˈɟaːves/ heat, desire
dijemagon /diɟeˈmaɡon/ to warm
dijemion /diˈɟemion/ warming chamber
dīnagon /ˈdiːnaɡon/ to put, to place, to marry
dobotēda /doboˈteːda/ ignorant
dobotēdāves /doboteːˈdaːves/ ignorance
dohaeragon /doˈhaeraɡon/ to serve
dohaeriakson /doˈhaeriakson/ I like to be served
dohaeririon /doˈhaeririon/ slavery, service
dohaeriros /doˈhaeriros/ slave, servant
dohaertiarzy /dohaerˈtiarzy/ former master
dohaertros /doˈhaertros/ former slave
dokimare /dokiˈmare/ serious, studious
dokimarves /dokiˈmarves/ seriousness, studiousness
dōna /ˈdoːna/ sweet, pleasant
dōralbar /doːˈralbar/ boulder, large rock
dōre /ˈdoːre/ no, none, not
dōrenka /doːˈreŋka/ made of stone
dōrenky /doːˈreŋky/ stoney one; Stone Man
dōrī /ˈdoːriː/ never, nohow
Dorne /ˈdorne/ Dorne
dorolvie /doˈrolvie/ not many, not much
dōron /ˈdoːron/ rock, stone
dōror /ˈdoːror/ fort, fortification
dōros /ˈdoːros/ wall
dorrīza /dorˈriːza/ basilisk
dorzālty /dorˈzaːlty/ The Unburnt
Dothraki /ˈdoθraki/ Dothraki
dovaogēdy /dovaoˈɡeːdy/ an Unsullied
drakaryr /draˈkaryr/ dragonpower
drakarys /draˈkarys/ dragon-fire
drāmmagon /ˈdraːmmaɡon/ to open
drāñe /ˈdraːɲe/ wide
drāñon /ˈdraːɲon/ mouth (of a river), outlet
drēje /ˈdreːɟe/ true, correct, right, just, veritable
drējī /ˈdreːɟiː/ truly, correctly
drējion /ˈdreːɟion/ reality
drējos /ˈdreːɟos/ true one
Driftmāki /driftˈmaːki/ Driftmark
drīves /ˈdriːves/ truth, correctness
drīvome /ˈdriːvome/ truthful
drīvose /ˈdriːvose/ actually, in fact
Drogon /ˈdroɡon/ Drogon
drōmon /ˈdroːmon/ egg
drōmun /ˈdroːmun/ clutch (of eggs)
drūr /druːr/ tomorrow
dubāzma /duˈbaːzma/ cousin by father's sister or mother's brother, cross
cousin
dubys /ˈdubys/ sibling; cousin by father's brother or mother's
sister, parallel cousin
dȳñenka /dyːˈɲeŋka/ animal, bestial
dȳñes /ˈdyːɲes/ animal, beast
dyragon /dyˈraɡon/ to peel
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Word Pronunciation Definition

ēbrion /ˈeːbrion/ night sky; ēbrio gō under the
night sky
ēbrior /ˈeːbrior/ the night skies, space (collective
of ēbrion)
ēdrugon /ˈeːdruɡon/ to sleep
Valar Ēdrussis All Men Must Sleep
ēdrulion /ˈeːdrulion/ dreamland
ēdrunon /ˈeːdrunon/ sleep ( < ēdrugon + -non)
ēdrurys /ˈeːdrurys/ dream ( < ēdrure + -ys)
Ēdrurzys /eːˈdrurzys/ Dreamfyre
eglia /ˈeɡlia/ ancestor (cf. eglie)
egliar /ˈeɡliar/ ancestors, ancestry (collective
of eglia)
eglie /ˈeɡlie/ high (physically, in status or
quality), good, superior; late
(temporally)
eglives /eˈɡlives/ highness, height; grace,
highness, a title of respect for a
ruler ( < eglie + -ves)
egralbar /eˈɡralbar/ spear ( < egros + -albar)
egros /ˈeɡros/ edge; blade; sword (cf. egry)
egry /ˈeɡry/ knife, razor (cf. egros)
elēdrar /eˈleːdrar/ tides, ocean, time, the passage
of time (collective of elēnar)
Elēdrion /eˈleːdrion/ the Merling King (a deity)
elēdris /eˈleːdris/ time, times, one's time, one's
day, contemporary times
elekor /eˈlekor/ hearing (collective of eleks)
eleks /ˈeleks/ ear
elēnagon /eˈleːnaɡon/ to swing, to sway, to oscillate,
to move back and forth, to twist
in the breeze; to bank (while
flying)
elēnar /eˈleːnar/ tide
elēni /eˈleːni/ voice, speech; music, melody;
individuality, opinion figurative
elēnin /eˈleːnin/ performance, generally music
accompanied by dance (paucal
of elēni)
elēnir /eˈleːnir/ music in the general sense
(collective of elēni)
ēlī /ˈeːliː/ first
ēlie /ˈeːlie/ first; primary
elilla /eˈlilla/ honey ( < ēs + -illa)
ellagon /ˈellaɡon/ to embrace, to hug →inst. using
 a particular part of the body
ēlos /ˈeːlos/ first, first one, one who is first
elun /ˈelun/ swarm of bees (paucal of ēs)
emagon /eˈmaɡon/ to have
embar /ˈembar/ sea, ocean. Col. embrar "the
sea(s)", oceans in a more
figurative sense
embāzma /emˈbaːzma/ great sea perh. in some sort of
metaphorical sense? Parmenko
Embāzmā The Great Grass Sea
of the Dothraki
embōñe /emˈboːɲe/ aquatic, oceanic ( < embar)
embrot /ˈembrot/ down, downward
Embrurlion /emˈbrurlion/ the Seat of the Sea (a place on
Driftmark)
endia /ˈendia/ west, the west (cf. endie')
endie /ˈendie/ west, western (cf. endia.)
endien /ˈendien/ sunset
endīha /enˈdiːha/ from the west, from the
western lands ( < endia + -īha)
ēngenka /eːŋˈɡeŋka/ tasty, good said of food,
flavourful ( < ēngos + -enka)
ēngītsos /eːŋˈɡiːtsos/ little tongue ( < ēngos + -ītsos)
ēngos /ˈeːŋɡos/ tongue; language
ēngoso /ˈeːŋɡoso/ talkative, chatty
enkagon /ˈeŋkaɡon/ to owe
epagon /eˈpaɡon/ to ask somebody→dat. a
question→acc.
epses /ˈepses/ female goat, nanny goat
epvos /ˈepvos/ question
ērinagon /eːriˈnaɡon/ to win
ērinnon /eːˈrinnon/ victory
ērintys /eːˈrintys/ conqueror, winner
ēs /eːs/ bee (cf. elilla)
Essos /ˈessos/ Essos
ezar /ˈezar/ duck
ezīma /eˈziːma/ half
ezīmagon /eˈziːmaɡon/ to split with va →dat. into... (cf.
ezīma)
ezīmi /eˈziːmi/ half
ezīmillion /eziːˈmillion/ freehold
ezīmos /eˈziːmos/ part, division (cf. ezīmagon)
ezīmpty /eˈziːmpty/ sandal (cf. ezīmagon)
ezīmy /eˈziːmy/ window, slit (opening in a wall)
(cf. ezīmagon)
G

Word Pronunciation Definition

gaba /ˈɡaba/ monkey ( < Yi Ti)
gadbag /ˈɡadbaɡ/ see gadbagi
gadbagi /ˈɡadbaɡi/ slave name ( < AV gadbag < Ghiscari.)
gaemagon /ˈɡaemaɡon/ to charge, to rush
gallie /ˈɡallie/ hundredth
galry /ˈɡalry/ hammer, mallet
galryr /ˈɡalryr/ industry, construction (collective of galry.)
gaomagon /ˈɡaomaɡon/ to do, to act, to perform; →dat. + inf. allow
gaomilaksir /ɡaomiˈlaksir/ task, chore, errand, mission (substantivized fut.pass.part. of
gaomagon)
gaomōbagon /ɡaoˈmoːbaɡon/ to practice
gaomon /ˈɡaomon/ action, issue, matter, act, deed
gaos /ɡaos/ nadir, underside; animal belly, animal stomach
gaoso /ˈɡaoso/ in one's way, one's way, as one will, as one likes, as one
wishes, in the way one will
gār /ɡaːr/ hundred
garaka /ɡaˈraka/ Andalish hawk
garaktys /ɡaˈraktys/ vulture
geba /ˈɡeba/ bitter
gēlenka /ɡeːˈleŋka/ silver-colored; silver-like
gēliapos /ˈɡeːliapos/ silver coin
gēlion /ˈɡeːlion/ silver
gēlior /ˈɡeːlior/ money, currency, cash
genes /ˈɡenes/ mouse, rat
gepton /ˈɡepton/ left, left part, left side
geptot /ˈɡeptot/ left, to the left, leftward
geralbar /ɡeˈralbar/ road, street, way, thoroughfare
geros ilas /ˈɡeros ˈilas/ good bye, bye, farewell
gerpa /ˈɡerpa/ fruit, piece of fruit
gevī /ˈɡeviː/ beautifully
gevie /ˈɡevie/ beautiful
gevives /ɡeˈvives/ beauty
gevurlion /ɡeˈvurlion/ park
Ghīs /ɣiːs/ Ghis
Ghīska /ˈɣiːska/ Ghiscari
gīda /ˈɡiːda/ equal, even
gīdāves /ɡiːˈdaːves/ equality
gīdemagon /ɡiːdeˈmaɡon/ to steady, stabilize
gīdrion /ˈɡiːdrion/ tin
giēñagon /ˈɡieːɲaɡon/ to heal (intransitive), to be healed
giēñēbagon /ɡieːˈɲeːbaɡon/ to recuperate
giēñemagon /ɡieːɲeˈmaɡon/ to treat, to cure, to heal (s/o else)
giēñilare /ɡieːniˈlare/ to heal, yet to heal
giēñilaros /ɡieːniˈlaros/ One Who is Not Yet Healed
gierī /ˈɡieriː/ wholly, completely, totally
gierion /ˈɡierion/ people, populace
gierūljagon /ɡieˈruːʎaɡon/ to gather, assemble, congregate
gierūlnon /ɡieˈruːlnon/ assembly, gathering, audience, crowd
giez /ɡiez/ whole, complete, together
gīhor /ˈɡiːhor/ soul, essence
gīmēdegon /ɡiːˈmeːdeɡon/ to warn, to advise, to signal
gīmēdenon /ɡiːˈmeːdenon/ warning, notice, signal, advice
gīmigon /ˈɡiːmiɡon/ to know facts or information
gīmije /ˈɡiːmiɟe/ fine, skilled, knowledgeable
gīmīmagon /ɡiːˈmiːmaɡon/ to inform, to instruct, to teach
gīminon /ˈɡiːminon/ knowing
gīs /ɡiːs/ soul, spirit
gisagon /ɡiˈsaɡon/ to scrape
glaesa /ˈɡlaesa/ alive
glaesagon /ˈɡlaesaɡon/ to live, to fare in the general sense
glaesanka /ɡlaeˈseŋka/ lifelike
glaeson /ˈɡlaeson/ life
gō /ɡoː/ under, beneath, below; before (temporally)
gosagon /ɡoˈsaɡon/ to wilt, to wither
gōviāragon /ɡoːˈviaːraɡon/ to flow under
gōvilagon /ɡoːviˈlaɡon/ to be under
gōvilemagon /ɡoːvileˈmaɡon/ to put under
gōvilirion /ɡoːviˈlirion/ catacomb, catacombs, underground labyrinth
grēges /ˈɡreːɡes/ louse
grevenka /ɡreˈveŋka/ round
greviapos /ɡreˈviapos/ belt
grevion /ˈɡrevion/ waist, circumference
grevy /ˈɡrevy/ wheel
grōvagon /ˈɡroːvaɡon/ to roar
grozagon /ɡroˈzaɡon/ to plow
grozilla /ɡroˈzilla/ boundary, border, bound, limit
grozillar /ɡroˈzillar/ borders, territory
grozion /ˈɡrozion/ furrow, ditch, trench
grozior /ˈɡrozior/ field (plowed)
grozurlion /ɡroˈzurlion/ farm
gryves /ˈɡryves/ bear
Gryves se Riña Litse The Bear and the Maiden Fair
guēse /ˈɡueːse/ tree
guēsiapos /ˈɡueːsiapos/ sapling
guēsin /ˈɡueːsin/ forest, woods
gūrēnilaksir /ɡuːreːniˈlaksir/ lesson
Gūrēnilaksir Ēlior Lesson 1/First Lesson
gūrēntir /ɡuːˈreːntir/ information, knowledge
gūrēñagon /ɡuːˈreːɲaɡon/ to learn, to find out, to discover
gūrogon /ˈɡuːroɡon/ to pick up, to get, to take; in the reflexive to earn, merit,
deserve
gūron /ˈɡuːron/ basket
gūrotir /ˈɡuːrotir/ what is deserved, what one deserves, fate
gūrotrir /ˈɡuːrotrir/ fate, that which one has earned, what one deserves
gȳs /ɡyːs/ lime
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Word Pronunciation Definition

hae /hae/ as, like, similar to, in the guise of
hāedar /ˈhaːedar/ younger sister
hāedar /ˈhaːedar/ younger sister
hāedranna /haːeˈdranna/ male's younger sister's child, cross niece
haeragon /ˈhaeraɡon/ to move something
haerēbagon /haeˈreːbaɡon/ to travel
hāgugon /ˈhaːɡuɡon/ to make vanish, to make disappear
hakogon /haˈkoɡon/ to pull something from somewhere
hakossiarza /hakosˈsiarza/ crazy, insane, mad
hakossiarzir /hakosˈsiarzir/ insanity, lunacy, craziness
hakossiarzy /hakosˈsiarzy/ lunatic, crazy person
hannagon /ˈhannaɡon/ to commit something to something
hāre /ˈhaːre/ three
Harenhalon /haˈrenhalon/ Harrenhal
hārēpsa /haːˈreːpsa/ thirty
hārgār /ˈhaːrɡaːr/ three hundred
hārīblie /haːˈriːblie/ thirtieth
hāros /ˈhaːros/ three (plural)
harrenka /harˈreŋka/ appropriate, suitable
harrī /ˈharriː/ while, during
harris /ˈharris/ while, duration
haver /ˈhaver/ loaf of bread
haves /ˈhaves/ piece of bread
havon /ˈhavon/ bread
havor /ˈhavor/ food, sustenance
hēdrȳ /ˈheːdryː/ from amongst, out of
hēdys /ˈheːdys/ butcher
heghagon /heˈɣaɡon/ to slaughter
hegharys /heˈɣarys/ carcass of an animal
heghy /ˈheɣy/ butcher's knife
hegnīr /ˈheɡniːr/ like that, in that way
hegnīr /ˈheɡniːr/ so that
heksīr /ˈheksiːr/ like this, in this way
Helaena /heˈlaena/ Helaena
helaenor /heˈlaenor/ oleander, oleander bush
heltar /ˈheltar/ beetle
hembār /ˈhembaːr/ next
hen /hen/ from, of
hēnka /ˈheːŋka/ same
hēnkirī /ˈheːŋkiriː/ together
henujagon /henuˈɟaɡon/ to exit, to leave
Henujās /ˈhenujaːs/ Keep out!
henumīdēmagon /henumiː to spend time away from something
ˈdeːmaɡon/
hepagon /heˈpaɡon/ to climb, to ascend
hepnon /ˈhepnon/ climb, ascension
Hepnon /ˈhepnon/ The Climb
hepvos /ˈhepvos/ ladder, stairs, staircase
heqo /ˈheqo/ fly
hēzīr /ˈheːziːr/ henceforth, from now on
hīghagon /ˈhiːɣaɡon/ to scream, to cry out
hīlagon /ˈhiːlaɡon/ to punch, to hit, to strike
hīlībagon /hiːˈliːbaɡon/ to pummel, to beat
hilmio /ˈhilmio/ fist
hinikagon /hiniˈkaɡon/ to put outside, to put out of doors
hinon /ˈhinon/ hill
hiōragon /ˈhioːraɡon/ to stand
hiōriros /ˈhioːriros/ statue
hisagon /hiˈsaɡon/ to slice
hivagon /hiˈvaɡon/ to melt
hobrenka /hoˈbreŋka/ idiotic, fucking
hobres /ˈhobres/ male goat, billy goat
hontes /ˈhontes/ bird
hopa /ˈhopa/ navel
hopīha /hoˈpiːha/ central
hoskagon /ˈhoskaɡon/ to cause to swell
humbagon /ˈhumbaɡon/ to stay, to remain
hunanne /huˈnanne/ donkey, ass
hūndegon /ˈhuːndeɡon/ to see, to catch sight of
hunenka /huˈneŋka/ energetic
hunes /ˈhunes/ rabbit, hare, bunny
hūra /ˈhuːra/ moon
hūrenka /huːˈreŋka/ lunar
hylagon /hyˈlaɡon/ to feel, to sense
hynga /ˈhyŋɡa/ penis
hyngirion /ˈhyŋɡirion/ peninsula
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Term Pronunciation Definition

iā /iaː/ or, either
iāpa /ˈiaːpa/ mother's older brother, maternal uncle older than mother
iāpanna /iaːˈpanna/ mother's older brother's child, cousin by maternal uncle older than
mother
iāragon /ˈiaːraɡon/ to flow, to run, to go of things like roads, mountain ranges etc.
iāriros /ˈiaːriros/ liquid
ibāngagon /iˈbaːŋɡaɡon/ to bake for, to prepare a meal for
ibardugon /iˈbarduɡon/ to take stock of, to make records about, to document
īby /ˈiːby/ bone (the physical entity, a single one)
ībyr /ˈiːbyr/ bone (the substance) (collective of īby)
idakogon /idaˈkoɡon/ to attack, to assail, to have at
idaña /iˈdaɲa/ twin
idañe /iˈdaɲe/ fellow, accompanying, concomitant
iderēbagon /ideˈreːbaɡon/ to choose, to decide on, to select
iderennes /ideˈrennes/ trial
iderennion /ideˈrennion/ courthouse
iderennon /ideˈrennon/ choice, decision, selection
idīnagon /iˈdiːnaɡon/ to marry the one performing the ceremony
idīnnon /iˈdiːnnon/ marriage
īdre /ˈiːdre/ clay
iēdar /ˈieːdar/ water
iēdrot /ˈieːdrot/ (to dragons) Drink!
Iēmi /ˈieːmi/ Jaime
iemny /ˈiemny/ stomach, belly of a human
iemnȳ /ˈiemnyː/ in, inside, inside of, within
ienkagon /ˈieŋkaɡon/ to owe something
iepagon /ieˈpaɡon/ to ask for
ijiōragon /iˈɟioːraɡon/ to please, make happy
ikisībagon /ikiˈsiːbaɡon/ to dine on, have a meal consisting primarily of
ilagon /iˈlaɡon/ to lie, to be in a certain place
ilāragon /iˈlaːraɡon/ to curse out, curse at, insult, spew obscenities out
ilībagon /iˈliːbaɡon/ to lie, be prostrate
ilībio /iˈliːbio/ prostitute, whore, skank, slut of either gender; offensive
ilībōños /iliːˈboːɲos/ whoreson, bastard, bitch, slut insult/curse
ilie /ˈilie/ straight, prostrate
īligon /ˈiːliɡon/ to cross, cross over; to retread, go over, go back over
īlilion /ˈiːlilion/ crossing, crossroads
ilimagon /iliˈmaɡon/ to cry for, to weep for
īlinon /ˈiːlinon/ crossing, cross
īlinuragon /iːlinuˈraɡon/ to crucify
ilīrigon /iˈliːriɡon/ to smile at, to smile for, to smile upon
Illyrien /ˈillyrio/ Illyrio
ilnītsos /ilˈniːtsos/ rest, nap
īlon /ˈiːlon/ we
īlōnda /iːˈloːnda/ ourselves
īlva /ˈiːlva/ our
īlvon /ˈiːlvon/ ours
ilvos /ˈilvos/ bed
ilzigon /ˈilziɡon/ to throw, to fling, to hurl, to toss, to scatter, to sow, to plant; to put to
sleep
ilzilla /ilˈzilla/ trivial matters, boring matters, dull stuff; insignificant details, minor
things, trifling things; table scraps fed to animals
ilzȳnagon /ilˈzyːnaɡon/ to cultivate, to engender; to encourage to grow, to cause to grow
imandūljagon /imanˈduːʎaɡon/ to forgive
imassigon /iˈmassiɡon/ to befall, to happen to, to occur to
imāzigon /iˈmaːziɡon/ to come to, to arrive at, to attend an event
imazumbagon /imaˈzumbaɡon/ to join up with, to join
imorghūljagon /imorˈɣuːʎaɡon/ to die for
imundagon /iˈmundaɡon/ to sympathize with, to have sympathy for
imunnon /iˈmunnon/ sympathy, commiseration
indigon /ˈindiɡon/ to push; to intend
indirarion /indiˈrarion/ reason, motive, cause
indor /ˈindor/ clay
inkion /ˈiŋkion/ bacon
inkon /ˈiŋkon/ back, back part, back side
inkot /ˈiŋkot/ in back, to the back, backward
iōdegon /ˈioːdeɡon/ to dive
ioje /ˈioɟe/ see iosre
iojūlirion /ioˈɟuːlirion/ see iosrūlirion
iojūljagon /ioˈɟuːʎaɡon/ see iosrūljagon
Iōnos /ˈioːnos/ Jonos, Jon
iōragon /ˈioːraɡon/ to stand; to be (feeling)
iōrion /ˈioːrion/ building
iōrves /ˈioːrves/ cold, coldness
iosre /ˈiosre/ cold, cool to the touch
iosrūlirion /iosˈruːlirion/ autumn, fall
iosrūljagon /iosˈruːʎaɡon/ to cool, to become cool, to become cold, to cool off
iotāpagon /ioˈtaːpaɡon/ to think of, to think about, to suspect
iotāptegon /ioˈtaːpteɡon/ to respect, to consider, to take into account
iotāptenon /ioˈtaːptenon/ respect, consideration
iotāptenoso /iotaːpteˈnoso/ respectfully, with respect
iovagon /ioˈvaɡon/ to dip
ipradagon /ipraˈdaɡon/ to eat
iqighagon /iqiˈɣaɡon/ to make someone (feel) an emotion
iqrinumbagon /iqriˈnumbaɡon/ to antagonize
irūdir /iˈruːdir/ tax, collection, tithe
irūdy /iˈruːdy/ gift, present
irughagon /iruˈɣaɡon/ to give, to offer, to present, to release, to abandon
isahagon /isaˈhaɡon/ to force, to make
isindigon /iˈsindiɡon/ to buy for
issa /ˈissa/ yes, it/he/she is
issaros /ˈissaros/ person, being, human, human being, individual
issarys /ˈissarys/ existence
itatagon /itaˈtaɡon/ to finish with
itymagon /ityˈmaɡon/ to play with, to trifle with
ityragon /ityˈraɡon/ to share with
ityrtegon /iˈtyrteɡon/ to buy
ivestragon /iˈvestraɡon/ to tell, to say to
ivīlībagon /iviːˈliːbaɡon/ to fight for
izūgagon /iˈzuːɡaɡon/ to fear
izula /iˈzula/ four
izulēpsa /izuˈleːpsa/ forty
izulīblie /izuˈliːblie/ fortieth
izulīha /izuˈliːha/ rectangular
izulion /iˈzulion/ square, plaza
izultion /iˈzultion/ center, centre
izunnie /iˈzunnie/ fourth
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Word Pronunciation Definition

jaedos /ˈɟaedos/ summer
Jaedria /ˈɟaedria/ the Lands of Summer, the Summer Isles
Jaehaelor /ɟaeˈhaelor/ Jaehaelor
Jaehaerys /ɟaeˈhaerys/ Jaehaerys
jaehenka /ɟaeˈheŋka/ godlike
jaehio /ˈɟaehio/ goddess (female deity)
jaehor /ˈɟaehor/ pantheon
jaehor /ˈɟaehor/ volcano
jāelagon /ˈɟaːelaɡon/ to store, to house
jaelagon /ˈɟaelaɡon/ to want, to wish, to hope
jaelarys /ˈɟaelarys/ hope
jāelion /ˈɟaːelion/ treasury
jāely /ˈɟaːely/ possession
jaerēbagon /ɟaeˈreːbaɡon/ to travel for
jaes /ɟaes/ god, deity (male or female)
Jaehossi /ˈɟaehossi/ Jaehossi
jagon /ˈɟaɡon/ to go
jāha /ˈɟaːha/ its, his, her
jāhon /ˈɟaːhon/ its, his, hers
Jakaerys /ɟaˈkaerys/ Jacaerys
jakegon /ɟaˈkeɡon/ to contribute, to accompany
jāla /ˈɟaːla/ itself, himself, herself
jaos /ɟaos/ dog
Jaqen /ˈɟaqen/ Jaqen
jaqiarza /ɟaˈqiarza/ glorious
jaqiarzir /ɟaˈqiarzir/ glory
jazdan /ˈɟazdan/ harpy
jēda /ˈɟeːda/ season, cycle; time
jēdar /ˈɟeːdar/ sky
jēdar /ˈɟeːdar/ year
jēdun /ˈɟeːdun/ hour
jehākogon /ɟeˈhaːkoɡon/ to cheer, to cheer up
jehar /ˈɟehar/ emerald, malachite
jehikagon /ɟehiˈkaɡon/ to shine
jehikarys /ɟehiˈkarys/ radiance, glow
jehys /ˈɟehys/ ember
jelar /ˈɟelar/ lemon tree
jēlēbagon /ɟeːˈleːbaɡon/ to blow, to gust of wind or of air out of one's mouth
jelmāzma /ɟelˈmaːzma/ storm, violent wind
jelmāzmar /ɟelˈmaːzmar/ storms, storm, bad weather
jelmio /ˈɟelmio/ wind
jelmior /ˈɟelmior/ wind, winds collectively
jelmōñe /ɟelˈmoːɲe/ northern
jelmor /ˈɟelmor/ north
jelo /ˈɟelo/ lemon
jemagon /ɟeˈmaɡon/ to lead, to guide
jeme /ˈɟeme/ you (plur.)
jemēbagon /ɟeˈmeːbaɡon/ to reign, to govern
jemēla /ɟeˈmeːla/ you, you all, yourselves
jemiros /ɟeˈmiros/ leader
jenenka /ɟeˈneŋka/ made of glass, glass, glassy
jēngār /ˈɟeːŋɡaːr/ eight hundred
jenigon /ɟeˈniɡon/ to touch
jēnqa /ˈɟeːɴqa/ eight
jēnqelie /ˈɟeːɴqelie/ eighth
jēnqēpsa /ɟeːɴˈqeːpsa/ eighty
jēnqīblie /ɟeːɴˈqiːblie/ eightieth
jentegon /ˈɟenteɡon/ to command
jention /ˈɟention/ leadership
jentys /ˈɟentys/ leader
jenys /ˈɟenys/ glass
jepagon /ɟeˈpaɡon/ to ask
jerde /ˈɟerde/ cherry
jeson /ˈɟeson/ dust, powder
jessie /ˈɟessie/ joyful, joyous
jessiemagon /ɟessieˈmaɡon/ to delight
jesuragon /ɟesuˈraɡon/ to powder, to dust
jeva /ˈɟeva/ your (pl.)
jevon /ˈɟevon/ yours (pl.)
jikagon /ɟiˈkaɡon/ to send
jiōragon /ˈɟioːraɡon/ to accept, to receive
jiōrion /ˈɟioːrion/ reception hall
jiōrna /ˈɟioːrna/ welcome
jiōrnon /ˈɟioːrnon/ a welcome
jitsagon /ɟiˈtsaɡon/ to yelp, to screech
jogeltigon /ɟoˈɡeltiɡon/ to silence
joheghagon /ɟoheˈɣaɡon/ to continue to slaughter
jokorigon /ɟokoˈriɡon/ to explore, to investigate
jollōragon /ɟolˈloːraɡon/ to study
jollōrion /ɟolˈloːrion/ place for studying
jollōriros /ɟolˈloːriros/ student
jomīsagon /ɟoˈmiːsaɡon/ to wear
jomōzugon /ɟoˈmoːzuɡon/ to continue to get drunk
jonektogon /ɟoˈnektoɡon/ to chop, to slice
jonevegon /ɟoneˈveɡon/ to wear, to bear
jorakogon /ɟoraˈkoɡon/ to annoy
jorarghugon /ɟoˈrarɣuɡon/ to pursue, to chase after
jorepagon /ɟoreˈpaɡon/ to pray
jorepnon /ˈɟorepnɔn/ prayer
jorilagon /ɟoriˈlaɡon/ to rest
joro /ˈɟoro/ ivy
jorrāelagon /ɟorˈraːelaɡon/ to hold dear
jorrāeliarza /ɟorraːeˈliarza/ dear, beloved
jovēnnio /ɟoˈveːnnio/ manager, politician
jovēnnon /ɟoˈveːnnon/ managing, governing, politics
joverdagon /ɟoˈverdaɡon/ to manage, to govern
jōz /ɟoːz/ poppy
jōzigon /ˈɟoːziɡon/ to be proud of
judligon /ɟuˈdliɡon/ to respond to, to answer
judlio /ˈɟudlio/ archon
jukagon /ɟuˈkaɡon/ to cleave, to chop
jūlor /ˈɟuːlor/ milk
jūlrāzma /ɟuːlˈraːzma/ cheese
jumbagon /ˈɟumbaɡon/ to wait for
Junkae /ˈɟuŋkae/ Yunkai (Ghiscari city)
jūnkor /ˈɟuːnkor/ deep, profound
jūmagon /ˈɟuːmaɡon/ to drink
jumbar /ˈɟumbaɾ/ anything that a liquid can be drunk out of
jumbari /ˈɟumbaɾi/ to drink, drinking, to imbibe
jumbarion /ˈɟumbaɾion/ drink (substance)
jumbelion /ˈɟumbelion/ cup, glass, goblet
jūndagon /ˈɟuːndaɡon/ to look at, to behold, to see
jūndas /ˈɟuːndas/ I saw, I have seen
jūndolor /ˈɟuːndolor/ I loved, I have loved
jūndossa /ˈɟuːndossa/ I waited, I have waited
jūndot /ˈɟuːndot/ I am, I was
jūndotas /ˈɟuːndotas/ I lived, I have lived
jūnduli /ˈɟuːnduli/ I find, I have found
jūngrammon /ˈɟuːnɡramon/ I laugh, I have laughed
jūnilagon /ˈɟuːnilaɡon/ to awaken, to wake up, to stir
jūnissagon /ˈɟuːnissaɡon/ to know, to understand, to comprehend
jūnjagon /ˈɟuːnd͡ʒaɡon/ to think, to ponder, to consider
jūnnes /ˈɟuːnnes/ I thought, I have thought
jūnnon /ˈɟuːnnon/ I am thinking, I have thought
jūnor /ˈɟuːnor/ mind, thought
jūnot /ˈɟuːnot/ think, thought
jūr /ˈɟuːr/ truth, verity, true thing
jūrās /ˈɟuːraːs/ true, honest, truthful
jūrenka /ˈɟuːrenka/ true, honest, truthful
jūrēpsa /ˈɟuːreːpsa/ truly, honestly, in truth
jūrī /ˈɟuːriː/ true, honest, truthful
jūrion /ˈɟuːrion/ truth, truthfulness, honesty
jūrte /ˈɟuːrte/ truth, verity, true thing
jūska /ˈɟuːska/ sister (possessive)
jūstas /ˈɟuːstas/ brother (possessive)
jūsto /ˈɟuːsto/ brother (possessive)
jūves /ˈɟuːves/ children (possessive)
jūvespon /ˈɟuːvespon/ child (possessive)
jūve /ˈɟuːve/ child (possessive)
jūver /ˈɟuːver/ child (possessive)
jūvīlia /ˈɟuːviːlia/ children (possessive)
jūvīlza /ˈɟuːviːlza/ I smiled, I have smiled
jūvīlzos /ˈɟuːviːlzos/ I smile, I am smiling
jūvīlzes /ˈɟuːviːlzes/ I am smiling, I have been smiling
jykāz /ˈɟykaːz/ I take, I took
jykāzas /ˈɟykaːzas/ I take, I am taking
jykagon /ˈɟykaɡon/ to take
jykot /ˈɟykoːt/ I give, I gave
jykotas /ˈɟykoːtas/ I give, I am giving, I have given
jyke /ˈɟyke/ gift
jykemāzmar /ˈɟykemaːzmar/ gifts
jykemion /ˈɟykemion/ gift
jykemo /ˈɟykemo/ gift
jykemot /ˈɟykemot/ I give, I gave