Normal English to High Valyrian Translator: Speak Like a Dragonlord!

Ever tried shouting "Dracarys!" at your barbecue, only to realize you're missing 90% of what makes High Valyrian so magnificently intimidating? You're not alone. As a Game of Thrones fan, you've probably dreamed of commanding dragons or debating politics like a noble from Old Valyria—but that complex grammar? Those impossible verb conjugations? It's enough to make even Maesters sweat!

High Valyrian isn't just a fictional language—it's a linguistic masterpiece with four grammatical genders, fluid sentence structures, and the raw poetic power to make "Where is the bathroom?" sound like an epic prophecy. Our Normal English to High Valyrian Translator bridges this gap instantly. Consider this your fun, fire-proof guide to mastering the tongue of dragonriders—no blood magic required!

Born from the genius of linguist David J. Peterson for HBO's Game of Thrones, High Valyrian is more than "Dothraki's fancy cousin." This ancient language mirrors real-world counterparts like Latin and Sanskrit, with intricate cases (eight of them!), verb aspects that change meaning based on timing, and formal/informal registers that could save your head in King's Landing.

Key characteristics that make it uniquely challenging:

• Noun Classes: Objects are "lunar," "solar," "terrestrial," or "aquatic" (e.g., "dragon" is lunar 🌙)
• Verb Complexity: A single verb can indicate subject, object, tense, and politeness level
• Poetic Flexibility: Word order shifts for emphasis—like Yoda, but with more firepower

Fun fact: Duolango reports over 1.3 million people are learning High Valyrian—proving you're not the only one whispering "Valar Morghulis" in the shower!

Whether you're writing Daenerys fan mail or preparing for Comic-Con, our tool turns hesitation into "Dohaerās!" (Command: "Serve me!").

Greetings and Basic Courtesies

Dragon Commands & Magic Words

Noble Conversations & Politics

Everyday Survival in Essos

Watch how complete sentences transform while preserving Valyrian's poetic structure:

Notice how the translator:

1. Changes word order for dramatic emphasis ("Rightful heir" becomes dārys ābrītsos)
2. Adds lunar/solar markers to nouns (zaldrīzes = lunar-class dragon)
3. Uses formal imperative verbs for commands (Dracarys!)

Translate Your First Phrase Now! Don't just read about Valyrian—speak it! Our tool instantly transforms:

• Fan theories ("Bran is the Night King!")
• Inside jokes ("Tyrion needs bigger wine cups")
• Epic threats ("Winter came for House Frey")
• Even grocery lists ("Three dragons, extra lamb")

👉 Jump to the translator and try:

1. Your name + house affiliation ("Yorick of House Sandwich")
2. A favorite quote ("That's what I do: I drink and I know things")
3. A dragon-rider command for your pet ("Fetch the ball, Drogon Jr.!")

Every translation teaches you Valyrian's logic through play—perfect for D&D sessions, fanfic writing, or finally understanding Viserys' rants!

Remember: High Valyrian thrives on context. The same English phrase could translate differently based on whether you're addressing a slave, a khaleesi, or a dragon (protip: use formal jorrāelatan with dragons—they're picky about manners!).

Our translator handles these nuances, but the real magic happens when you experiment. Mistranslated "I love you" as "Avy jurnegon ao" (I stare at you)? That’s how Dothraki proposals start! Every "error" reveals linguistic depth.

So go ahead—unleash your inner Targaryen. Whether you're whispering Valyrian lullabies to your dog or debating politics like Varys, you're keeping a magnificent language alive. Valar dohaeris! (All men must serve... your newfound language obsession.)