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Dvoye route ost | |||
Aman | |||
dvoyat sora | |||
mordero dvoyat. | |||
Koyn aalako dumid | |||
veshan, | |||
aalako dvoyn. Isain | |||
tai yalu | |||
koyn rouyte aman, | |||
niende loviyaga | |||
dvoyn aman ni | |||
watari ruye. | |||
| english = | | english = | ||
Twice and twice shall he be marked, | |||
twice to live, and twice to die. | |||
Once the heron, to set his path. | |||
Twice the heron, to name him true. | |||
Once the Dragon, for remembrance lost. | |||
Twice the Dragon, for the price he must pay. | |||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 00:59, 29 August 2026
Beilaimon Aman is the Old Tongue text of the Prophesies of the Dragon, from the Karaethon Cycle. A few paragraphs are seen in Season 3, Episode 1 of the TV series, showing the Old Tongue text for several known passages.
Text
Old Tongue
Ost ronagh
Aman'dore
syndon
isain
mamu isain
mai atha cassortde.
Aman der shar
casein caisen shar
mishan aman.
Qen ahfa tarmon
gaidon jabhal gaen
zhoub,
Aman tib vid shadar.
Shadar lache rieht
dyu Aman
da ca'lyet rahien ca
yugen rhiod aso
shuklot nye da
lyet.
Literal
Canonical English
Old Tongue
Dvoye route ost
Aman
dvoyat sora
mordero dvoyat.
Koyn aalako dumid
veshan,
aalako dvoyn. Isain
tai yalu
koyn rouyte aman,
niende loviyaga
dvoyn aman ni
watari ruye.
Literal
Canonical English
Notes
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