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=== Morphology === | |||
(See [[Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue]]) | |||
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| taafle || '''Present''' | |||
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| {{Inferred verb form|taaflen}} || '''Present Participle''' | |||
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| {{Inferred verb form|taaflae}} || '''Resultative Participle''' | |||
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| {{Inferred verb form|taaflane}} || '''Past/Perfect Participle''' | |||
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| {{Inferred verb form|taaflanu}} || '''Future''' | |||
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{{Inferred forms note}} | |||
====Attestations==== | ====Attestations==== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Similar to [[taatin]], which means "filled" (as in ''sa costra shadar taatin'', "in shadow filled halls"). The shared ''taa-'' root strongly links taafle (verb: fill) with taatin (adjective: filled). | * Similar to [[taatin]], which means "filled" (as in ''sa costra shadar taatin'', "in shadow filled halls"). The shared ''taa-'' root strongly links taafle (verb: fill) with taatin (adjective: filled). | ||
[[Category:Old Tongue words]] | [[Category:Old Tongue words]] | ||
[[Category:Old Tongue verbs]] | [[Category:Old Tongue verbs]] | ||
[[Category:Song vocabulary]] | [[Category:Song vocabulary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:14, 20 August 2026
taafle
Out of Universe
✓ Canonical — Attested in canon.
Old Tongue
Verb
taafle
- fill
Morphology
(See Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue)
| taafle | Present |
| taaflen* | Present Participle |
| taaflae* | Resultative Participle |
| taaflane* | Past/Perfect Participle |
| taaflanu* | Future |
*Inferred, not canonically attested.
Attestations
gomaen fadanye taafle
"Try to fill that void"
— Mat Cauthon
Notes
- Similar to taatin, which means "filled" (as in sa costra shadar taatin, "in shadow filled halls"). The shared taa- root strongly links taafle (verb: fill) with taatin (adjective: filled).