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# to wed, to perform the marriage ceremony | # to wed, to perform the marriage ceremony | ||
====Usage notes==== | ====Usage notes==== | ||
Sense 1: the meaning is narrowed to the act of placing something where it belongs or where it is intended, e.g. to put on socks on feet. | {{anchor|Usage notes 1}}Sense 1: the meaning is narrowed to the act of placing something where it belongs or where it is intended, e.g. to put on socks on feet. | ||
Sense 2: ''{{term|dīnagon#High Valyrian|dīnagon}}'' is subtly different from ''{{term|idīnagon}}''. The former focuses in one of the wedded, as in | {{anchor|Usage notes 2}}Sense 2: ''{{term|dīnagon#High Valyrian|dīnagon}}'' is subtly different from ''{{term|idīnagon}}''. The former focuses in one of the wedded, as in | ||
: {{ux|qhv|Ao ynoma '''dīnilūks'''?|Will <u>you</u> '''marry''' <u>me</u>?|noenum=1}} | : {{ux|qhv|Ao ynoma '''dīnilūks'''?|Will <u>you</u> '''marry''' <u>me</u>?|noenum=1}} | ||
while the latter refers to the general act of wedding, as in | while the latter refers to the general act of wedding, as in | ||
: {{ux|qhv|Abre se vale '''idīntaksi'''.|The man and the woman '''married'''.|noenum=1|lit=were married}} | : {{ux|qhv|Abre se vale '''idīntaksi'''.|The man and the woman '''married'''.|noenum=1|lit=were married}} | ||
Both are usually used in the passive. | Both are usually used in the passive. | ||
====Conjugation==== | ====Conjugation==== | ||
{{qhv-conj}} | {{qhv-conj}} | ||