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{{Dict Entry D'ni
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===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===
{{IPA|ʃorɑ}}
{{IPA|ʃo.ɹɑ}}
{{Dict D'ni Noun}}
{{dni-noun}}
#peace
# {{d|peace}}
 
{{dni-interj}}
{{Dict D'ni Interjection}}
# {{d|hello}}
#hello
# {{d|goodbye}}
#goodbye


====Usage Notes====
====Usage Notes====
Used as an all-purpose greeting and parting phrase, much like ''Aloha'' in Hawaiian.  
Used as an all-purpose greeting and parting phrase, much like ''Aloha'' in Hawaiian.


===Sources===
{{store glosses}}{{dni-sources}}
* [[Yeesha]]'s First Cleft Speech: {{Parsed D'ni|.|shorah||.|re-|kooahn||tre-|kleft||preniv||le-|glo|-en||b'-|rem}} (''Hello. The stream in the [[Cleft]] has begun to flow again.'')

Latest revision as of 01:13, 17 July 2024

D'ni

Sora

Romanization

Pronunciation[edit | edit source]

IPA: /ʃo.ɹɑ/

Noun

shorah (plural shorahtee)

  1. peace

Interjection

shorah

  1. hello
  2. goodbye

Usage Notes[edit | edit source]

Used as an all-purpose greeting and parting phrase, much like Aloha in Hawaiian.

Sources

Source Source Text
Kadish's Note .shorah
Keta, imager recording shorah te
Yeesha, introduction in the Cleft .shorah .rekooahn trekleft preniv legloen b'rem