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'''Kadanti'''


==Out of Universe==
==Out of Universe==
{{Canonicity|canonical}}
{{Canon|canonical|show=yes}}


==Old Tongue==
==Old Tongue==
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{{Inferred forms note}}
{{Inferred forms note}}


====Attestations====
=== Use in Canon ===
{{Quote|kadanti tamarakad, ta'veren, shaidar mozhlit sorbatel|Reject the Pattern, ta'veren, [and] The Shadow may run amok|source=Mat Cauthon}}
'''Songs'''
* [[Mat Cauthon]] (Season 2)


==Notes==
==Notes==
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[[Category:Old Tongue verbs]]
[[Category:Old Tongue verbs]]
[[Category:Song vocabulary]]
[[Category:Song vocabulary]]

Revision as of 01:45, 18 October 2026

Kadanti

Out of Universe

✓ Canonical — Attested in: Show

Old Tongue

Verb

kadanti

  1. reject, refuse

Morphology

(See Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue)

kadanti Present
kadantin* Present Participle
kadantae* Resultative Participle
kadantane* Past/Perfect Participle
kadantanu* Future

*Inferred, not canonically attested.

Use in Canon

Songs

Notes

  • The meaning of "reject" is inferred from an alternative version of Mat Cauthon's theme which appears in the end credits of the Season 2 finale. In this version, the line is "kadanti'de tamarakad, shaidor mozhlit'de sorbatel". In context, this is playing right at the end of the episode where Mat finally embraced his destiny in the pattern and his role as the blower of the Horn. We thus assume kadanti'de is commenting that he did *not* reject the pattern, and thus The Shadow may *not* run amok.