Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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a1article28/05/2026
a ɤ
Homophones: a2, a’, à
Variant: ag (before vowels)
1.the (inanimate singular)
2.the (inanimate nominative plural)
From Middle Radestrian a, ag, from Old Radestrian laǧ, from laǧra (3S.IN).
a2article28/09/2025
a
Homophones: a1, a’, à
1.the (alternative form of u before u-/ú-/ủ-)
2.the (alternative form of i before i-/í-/ỉ-)
a’article28/09/2025
a
Homophones: a1, a2, à
the (alternative form of ai1 before i-/í-/ỉ-)
àinterjection29/10/2025
a
Homophones: a1, a2, a’
ah
á2
á1nouninanimatecountable21/05/2026
aː
Homophones: á2
GEN.SG aìsk NOM.PL aere ADJ aìș
1.line
2.geometry straight line
From Old Radestrian ahra, from Proto-Radic *ahhwer (line, cable, rope), from Proto-Hirdic *əgkhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔagʱ-kʰwé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔagʱ- (to secure, to lead).
á2interjection29/10/2025
aː
Homophones: á1
aah
à
ag AA-șeproper nouninanimateplurale tantum06/06/2026
aɡ aˈaʃɛ
GEN₂.PL ais AA-șes
abbreviation of Azgore ag Aruokșe (United Nations)
abevimsnouninanimatecountable03/07/2026
ˈabɛvims
GEN.SG abevim NOM.PL abevime ADJ abevimiș
Variant: apevims
1.alphabet (set of letters)
Synonym: șvolestorír
2.linguistics alphabet (writing system)
From Middle Radestrian abevims, apevims, abefims, apefims, from Old Radestrian A P E F I M, the first six letters of the Old Radic script, skipping È.
abrensnouninanimatecountable23/07/2026
ˈabrɛns
GEN.SG abring NOM.PL abrene ADJ abriniș
dam
From Middle Radestrian abrens, from Old Radestrian abrenre, from Proto-Radic *abrenir, from Proto-Hirdic *aḇrénis, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥br-én-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐber- (to inhibit, to hold).
abriktverbintransitive20/06/2026
ˈabrikt
NPST.1S abrike PST.1S abricei PRESPART abricivú PSPART abrikúl
to cringe, to wince
From Proto-Radic *abrihkht (to perish), from Proto-Laenkean *m̥b<ríp>k-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbik- (to damage, to harm).
abzyksnouninanimatecountable28/09/2025
ˈabziks
GEN.SG abzyk NOM.PL abzyce
loathing, detestation, hatred
Deverbal of abzykt (to loathe).
abzyktverbtransitive20/06/2026
ˈabzikt
NPST.1S abzyke PST.1S abzycei PRESPART abzycivú PSPART abzykúl
+ dative to loathe, to abhor, to detest, to hate
From Middle Radestrian abzivkt, from Old Radestrian abðivkt, from Proto-Radic *abðibkht, from Proto-Hirdic *aḇdhíḇk-, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥b<dʱíb>k-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbik- (to damage, to harm).
ádeconjunction+ disjunctive25/05/2026
ˈaːdɛ
1.+ indicative when, once
ádei fvelg when I go
2.+ subjunctive if
Synonym: e
ádei fvelga if I go
From Middle Radestrian ádi, from ád (when) + i (that).
adișadjectiveuncomparable25/05/2026
ˈadiʃ
ADV adí
1.additional, side, extra, supplementary
2.concurrent, simultaneous, collateral
Ultimately from Proto-Radic *ad (and), equivalent to ar + -iș.
ádynadverb24/05/2026
ˈaːdin
interrogative until when, by when
From Middle Radestrian ádjǿn, equivalent to ázș (when) + yn.
adveadverbuncomparable10/05/2026
ˈadvɛ
together
Adve gjø vír? Are they together?
From Middle Radestrian adve, dve, from Old Radestrian adwe, from Proto-Radic *adǧe, from *ad (and) + *ǧe (emphatic particle).
ae-prefix07/07/2026
ˈa.ɛ- aˈɛ-
four-, quadri-, tetra-, tessara-
Coordinate forms: ár (cardinal), ai· (ordinal prefix)
From Old Radestrian ae-, from Proto-Radic *ae-, from Proto-Hirdic *aḡe(ḡ)-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *m̥g-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mag- (four).
ase-, ate-, lire-, oe-, nare-, lie-, drege-, fore-, sjele-
Aecnouninanimatecountableindeclinable22/06/2026
ˈa.ɛts
colloquial milligram (unit of mass)
From the symbol for atenirjecuova (milligram) read as an acronym.
aelýrnouninanimatecountable27/05/2026
ˈa.ɛliːr
GEN.SG aelýj NOM.PL aelýre
geometry tetrahedron
ae- + lýr (face)
aenirírnouninanimatecountable03/07/2026
aˈɛniriːr
GEN.SG aenirí NOM.PL aeniríre
trillion, one trillion (1000000000000 or 1000⁴)
Coordinate forms: aenire- (prefix), aeniríș (ordinal)
From ae- (quadri-) + lenirír (thousand), modelled after atenirír (million).