Dothraki Dictionary
Look up any of the 61 words in the Dothraki dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
61 words
| Dothraki | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| fakat | to kick | verb |
| fakat | to all | verb |
| fansa | dappled horse | |
| faqqi | corn bunting (a bird) | |
| fas | cloud | |
| fasqoyi | destiny | |
| fatat | to slap | verb |
| fatat | to all | verb |
| fatilat | to insult | verb |
| fatilat | to all | verb |
| fejat | to hate | verb |
| fekh | seven | |
| fekhak | seventh (ordinal, use genitive form if modifying a noun.) | |
| fekhken | seven hundred | |
| fekhthi | seventeen | |
| felde | wing | |
| feldekh | feather | |
| fenat | to attach | verb |
| ferri | hemp | |
| feshith | tree | |
| feso | carrot | |
| fevelat | to thirst | verb |
| fevelat | to abl | verb |
| fichat | to take, to bring, to fetch | verb |
| fiez | rope | |
| fih | smoke | |
| filkak | coward | |
| filkat | to move like a caterpillar | verb |
| filki | caterpillar | |
| filla | dried plum | |
| fin | who (question word, when speaking of an animate object) | |
| fin | relative pronoun that introduces relative clause, when speaking of an animalte object | |
| fini | what (question word, when speaking of an inanimate object) | |
| fini | relative pronoun that introduces relative clause, when speaking of an inanimate object | |
| finne | where | |
| fir | round | |
| fire | ring, circle | |
| firesof | year | |
| firi | ball | |
| firikh | ring | |
| firikhnharen | crown | |
| fish | cold | |
| fitte | short | |
| flas | a film on top of a soup, cream | |
| flasikh | update | |
| flech | dull | |
| fonak | hunter | |
| fonakasar | hunting party | |
| fonas chek | hunt well | |
| fonat | to hunt | verb |
| fonnoya | advice | |
| fonolat | to track, to seek | verb |
| fotha | throat | |
| foz | old | |
| fozak | elder | |
| frakhat | to touch | verb |
| frakhat | to all | verb |
| frakholat | to feel | verb |
| fredri | sound of horse's hooves on dirt | |
| fredrik | chatterbox, one who sounds like horse's hooves |