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# Dragonstone (a castle in Blackwater Bay) | # Dragonstone (a castle in Blackwater Bay) | ||
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{{qhv-decl-noun|nopl=a|proper=a}} | {{qhv-decl-noun|nopl=a|proper=a}} | ||
Latest revision as of 15:59, 18 March 2021
High Valyrian
Pronunciation
Etymology
From zaldrīzo (“of the dragon”) + dōron (“stone”).
Proper noun
Zaldrīzdōron ter (genitive Zaldrīzdōro)
- Dragonstone (a castle in Blackwater Bay)
Inflection
| Singular | |
|---|---|
| nominative | Zaldrīzdōron |
| accusative | Zaldrīzdōron |
| genitive | Zaldrīzdōro |
| dative | Zaldrīzdōrot |
| locative | Zaldrīzdōrot |
| instrumental | Zaldrīzdōroso |
| comitative | Zaldrīzdōroso |
| vocative | Zaldrīzdōros |