Possessive Adjectives is the 10th skill in the High Valyrian language course. It has 3 lessons.
Grammar Notes[]
Possessive adjectives are introduced in this Unit. The endings of them change depending on the type of word it is (whether it is aquatic, terrestrial...). A simple example of how they can be used is: Her mother = zȳha muña. Another, more developed, example is: That is our king = Bonys īlvys dārys issa. This is a solar example.
Lessons[]
Lesson 1[]
- dārys = King
- dāro = King's
- lenton = house/home
- ānogar = blood
- geltī = helmet
- eman = I have
Lesson 2[]
- emā = you have
- zȳha = his/hers/its
- zȳrha = his/hers/its (aq.)
- jāhon = his/her/its (ter.)
- bisa = this
- Kesa = this
- Bisi = these
- Kesi = these
- aōha = your
Lesson 3[]
- emi = we have
- pōja = their
- īlva = our
- Bona = that
- jevon = your (ter.)
- boni = those
- koni = those
References[]
| High Valyrian | |
|---|---|
| High Valyrian Skills | Basics 1 • Phrases 1 • Basics 2 • Demonstratives 1 • Lunar • Solar • Aquatic • Terrestrial • Genitive 1 • Possessive Adjectives • Family • Questions • Animals • Verbs: Present • Sizes • Food • Dative • Negation • Pronouns • Locative • Phrases • Colours • Commands • Verbs: Perfect • Instrumental • Comitative • Body • Adverbs • Numerals 1 • Verbs: Future • Verbs: Infinitive • Demonstratives 2 • The World • Passive • Nature • Clothing • Emotions • Valence • Excuses • Cuisine • Dragons • Esteem • Construct • |