Dothraki | Angielski |
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at noun [at] | onenoun |
ataki adjective [ataki] | firstadjective |
ate adverb [ate] | firstadverb |
ath adjective [aθ] | dryadjective |
athaddrivar noun [aθaddɾivar] | fatalitynoun |
athahhaqar noun [aθahhaqɑr] | frustrationnoun |
athaozar noun [aθaozar] | depths, deepnoun |
athasar noun [aθasar] | wastelandnoun |
athastokhdeveshizar noun [aθastoxdeveʃizar] | nonsensenoun |
athayozar noun [aθajozar] | waitingnoun |
athchilar noun [aθt͡ʃilar] | |
athchomar noun [aθt͡ʃomar] | |
athchomar chomakea [aθt͡ʃomaɾ t͡ʃomakea] | "respect to those that are respectful" A greeting. (Said to a group of people.) |
athdarinar noun [aθdaɾinar] | lamenessnoun |
athdavrazar noun [aθdavɾazar] | usefulness (also means 'good' or 'excellent' when used as an exclamation)noun |
athdikar noun [aθdikar] | speednoun |
athdisizar noun [aθdisizar] | |
athdrivar noun [aθdɾivar] | deathnoun |
athdrivar shekhi noun [aθdɾivar ʃexi] | sunsetnoun |
athdrivarido noun [aθdɾivarido] | nightmarenoun |
athessazar noun [aθessazar] | returnnoun |
athezar noun [aθezar] | departurenoun |
athezhirar noun [aθeʒiɾar] | dancingnoun |
athfiezar noun [aθfiezar] | love (between siblings or friends)noun |
athgoshar noun [aθgoʃar] | certaintynoun |
athhajar noun [aθhad͡ʒar] | strengthnoun |
athhilezar noun [aθhilezar] | sexnoun |
athijezar noun [aθid͡ʒezar] | woman-on-top sexnoun |
athjahakar noun [aθd͡ʒahakar] | pride, prowessnoun |
athjerizar noun [aθd͡ʒeɾizar] | discussionnoun |
athjilar noun [aθd͡ʒilar] | |
athkemar noun [aθkemar] | marriagenoun |
athlanar noun [aθlanar] | runningnoun |
athlaqar noun [aθlaqɑr] | wailingnoun |
athlavakhar noun [aθlavaxar] | loudnessnoun |
athmanimvenar noun [aθmanimvenar] | anxiousnessnoun |
athmharar noun [aθmhaɾar] | ache, sorenessnoun |
athmithrar noun [aθmiθɾar] | restnoun |
athmovezar noun [aθmovezar] | magicnoun |
athniqar noun [aθniqɑr] | rigiditynoun |