Dothraki Dictionary
Look up any of the 187 words in the Dothraki dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
187 words
| Dothraki | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| annevalat | to sit something, to leave something alone | verb |
| anni | of mine | |
| annithat | to cause pain, to hurt | verb |
| annithilat | to encourage, to invigorate, to entice | verb |
| ao | deep | |
| ao | dark (of color) | |
| aqqisat | to keep near 3 | verb |
| arakh | curved sword | |
| aranat | to drop (something) | verb |
| aranikh | subject, topic, theme | |
| arannat | to be neglected | verb |
| aranne | carelessly | |
| aresak | coward | |
| arraggat | to choke | verb |
| arranat | to shame, to cause to be merciful | verb |
| arrane | shaming, a public dressing down | |
| arrek | then (not in the immediate future) cf | |
| arrek | when | |
| arrekaan | until | |
| arrekoon | from since | |
| arrissat | to fix | verb |
| arrokhat | to frighten | verb |
| arthasat | to fall | verb |
| arthasolat | to fall | verb |
| asavva | sky | |
| ase | word, command | |
| asfavirzeth | cranberry | |
| ashefa | river | |
| asqoyi | oath, vow | |
| assamvat | to break (something) | verb |
| asshekh | today | |
| asshekh | day | |
| asshekhqoyi | birthday | |
| asshie | introduction | |
| asshilat | to introduce, to present | verb |
| assikhqoyi | sign, omen | |
| assikhqoyisir | prophecy | |
| assilat | to signal | verb |
| assilat | to defeat | verb |
| assilat | to all | verb |
| assokh | mesage, instructions | |
| assolat | to command | verb |
| astat | to say | verb |
| astilat | to joke | verb |
| astilat | to gen | verb |
| asto | saying, prayer | |
| astolat | to speak | verb |
| astolat | to gen | verb |
| at | one | |
| atak | first (ordinal, use genitive form if modifying a noun.) | |
| ataki | first | |
| ate | first | |
| ath | dry | |
| athaddrivar | fatality | |
| athahhaqar | frustration | |
| athaozar | depths, deep | |
| athasar | wasteland | |
| athayozar | waiting | |
| athchilar | limit, lay, extreme | |
| athchomar | respect, reverence |