Dimadha

Chakobsa

Etymology

From the root dim + -dh.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈdimaða/

Rhymes: -imaða

Orthographic Form

dimadha 

Verb

dimadha (perfect infinitive dindhaha, causative infinitives dimmuudh / dimmudhu, passive infinitives dimadhas / dindhasa)

1. to cut off, to remove, to cut through

Inflection

Conjugation of dimadha Standard Causative Passive Imperfect Perfect Imperfect Perfect Imperfect Perfect 1st Singular dimaadhii dindhii dimmuudhii dimmudhii dimaadhasii dindhasii 2nd Singular dimaadhash dindhasha dimmuudhash dimmudhash dimaadhasash dindhasash 3rd Singular dimaadhaha dindhaha dimmuudhaha dimmuthha dimaadhas'ha¹ dindhas'ha¹ 1st Plural dimaadhim dindhimi dimmuudhim dimmudhim dimaadhasim dindhasim 2nd/3rd Plural dimaadhak dindhaka dimmuudhak dimmudhak dimaadhasak dindhasak Rel. Singular dimaadhabit dindhabit dimmuudhabit dimmudhbit dimaadhasbit dindhasbit Rel. Plural dimaadhabet dindhabet dimmuudhabet dimmudhbet dimaadhasbet dindhasbet Infinitive dimadha dindhaha dimmuudh dimmudhu dimadhas dindhasa Imperative dindha dimmudh dindhas ¹The apostrophe is not pronounced. It is only used as a divider to reduce ambiguity.

Translations

Sense: incise or divide with a sharp instrument (cut) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: néhtogho
• Castithan: adu
• Chakobsa: dimadha
• Dothraki: rissat
• Hen Linge: kwys
• High Valyrian: nektogon
• Irathient: shektu
• Meereenese Valyrian: nyeta
• Noalath: lagus
• Ravkan: vrasad
• Sangheili: mech'in
• Shiväisith: todhihi
• Trigedasleng: kot op
• Væyne Zaanics: etsonoh
• Veda: sun