Aga

Chakobsa

Etymology

From the root ag.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈaga/

Rhymes: -aga

Orthographic Form

aga 

Verb

aga (perfect infinitive aggaha, causative infinitives aggu / agguvu, passive infinitives agas / aggasa)

1. to hit, to strike

Inflection

Conjugation of aga Standard Causative Passive Imperfect Perfect Imperfect Perfect Imperfect Perfect 1st Singular agii aggii agguuyi agguyi agaasii aggasii 2nd Singular agaash aggasha agguush aggushu agaasash aggasash 3rd Singular agaaha aggaha agguuha agguha agaas'ha¹ aggas'ha¹ 1st Plural agiim aggimi agguum aggumu agaasim aggasim 2nd/3rd Plural agaak aggaka agguuk agguku agaasak aggasak Rel. Singular agaabit aggabit agguubit aggubit agaasabit aggasbit Rel. Plural agaabet aggabet agguubet aggubet agaasabet aggasbet Infinitive aga aggaha aggu agguvu agas aggasa Imperative aga aggu agas ¹The apostrophe is not pronounced. It is only used as a divider to reduce ambiguity.

Translations

Sense: come into contact with forcefully and suddenly (hit) ^[‌edit‌]

• Chakobsa: aga, tasa
• Dothraki: lojat
• High Valyrian: hīlagon
• Irathient: shemegvu
• Kinuk'aaz: t'opet, iiret, k'uret
• Sangheili: itskha
• Sondiv: gup
• Veda: suk

Engála

Etymology

From Proto-Engála *aka.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈæga/

Rhymes: -æga

Orthographic Form

ak
aa

Verb

aga

1. to run

Inflection

Conjugation of aga Plain form Reduplicated form singular plural singular plural First Person agon agau agagon agagau Second Person ages agaisís agages agagaisís Third Person aga agasás agaga agagasás Reflexive agamí agagamí