Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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dzelíðișans nouninanimate09/09/2026
dzɛˈliːðiʃans
GEN.SG dzelíðișeng NOM.PL dzelíðișange ADJ dzelíðișenjeș
1.countable personality
2.uncountable individuality
dzelíðiș (personal) + -ans
dzeliesliș adjectivecomparable09/09/2026
dzɛˈliesliʃ
COMP dzeliesvuobș ADV dzelieslí
From dzelieþs (person) + -liș. Doublet of dzeleșliș (separate).
dzelieþralír nounanimatecountable09/09/2026
dzɛˈlieθraliːr
GEN.SG dzelieþralí NOM.PL dzelieþralíre ADJ dzelieþralíș
psychiatry psychopath, sociopath
dzelieþs (person) + -ralír
dzelieþraus nouninanimateuncountable11/09/2026
dzɛˈlieθraus
GEN.SG dzelieþravu ADJ dzelieþraviș
psychiatry
dzelieþs (person) + -raus
dzelieþs nounanimatecountable25/07/2026
dzɛˈlieθs
GEN.SG dzeliesk, dzelișk NOM.PL dzelieðe ADJ dzelíðiș
From Middle Radestrian dzillíþs, from Old Radestrian dzillijþre, from Proto-Radic *dzihligþir, from *dzih- + *lȳgþir (human).
dzemovaga nouninanimatecountable09/09/2026
dzɛˈmɔvaɡa
GEN.SG dzemovagusk NOM.PL dzemovagore ADJ dzemovaguș
religion religion
dzemovaga abrámișe Abrahamic religion
dzemovans (religious practice) + -ga (augmentative)
dzemovaguslis suffixnominal09/09/2026
dzɛˈmɔvaɡɤslis
GEN.SG dzemovaguslig ADJ dzemovaguslíș
2.by extension theology
dzemovaga (religion) + -slis
dzemovaguș adjectiveuncomparable09/09/2026
dzɛˈmɔvaɡɤʃ
ADV dzemovaguí
of or pertaining to religion; religious
dzemovaga (religion) + -ș
dzemovans nouninanimatecountable09/09/2026
ˈdzɛmɔvans
GEN.SG dzemoveng NOM.PL dzemovange ADJ dzemovenjeș
From Middle Radestrian dzimuvans, equivalent to dzi- + movans.
dzengas nounanimatecountable24/07/2026
ˈdzɛŋɡas
GEN.SG dzengug NOM.PL dzengai ADJ dzenguiș
kinship granddaughter
Coordinate term: dvogas
From Middle Radestrian dzingass, from Old Radestrian dzinǧaur, from Proto-Radic *dzinhawur, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡinkhóṯus, from Proto-Laenkean *gin-kʰó-t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gejn- (daughter).
dzengyes nounanimatecountable24/07/2026
ˈdzɛŋɡies
GEN.SG dzengyeg NOM.PL dzengýe ADJ dzengỷș
kinship granddaughter’s spouse; grandson-in-law, granddaughter-in-law, grandchild-in-law
Coordinate term: dvogyes
From Middle Radestrian dzingǿss, from Old Radestrian dzinǧø̄jre, from Proto-Radic *dzinhwējir, from *dzinhawur (granddaughter) + *-ējir (spouse of).
dzenjes nounanimatecountable24/07/2026
ˈdzɛɲɛs
GEN.SG dzenjeg NOM.PL dzenjei ADJ dzenỉș
kinship daughter’s spouse; son-in-law, daughter-in-law, child-in-law
Coordinate term: doljes
From Middle Radestrian dzinéss, from Old Radestrian dzinējre, from Proto-Radic *dzinējir, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡinéḡiṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *gin-ég-et-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gejn- (daughter).
dzens nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
dzɛns
GEN.SG dzing, dzjeng NOM.PL dzene ADJ dzíniș
From Middle Radestrian dzens, from Old Radestrian dzenre, from Proto-Radic *dzenir, *dzīn-, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡiénis, *ḡī́n-, from Proto-Laenkean *gi-én-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gej- (to sip, to gulp).
dzerjeķ verbtransitive25/07/2026
ˈdzɛrjɛtʃ
NPST.1S dzerjeje PST.1S dzeríei PRESPART dzerjeijevú PSPART dzeríjúl
to enjoy
From Middle Radestrian dziréțț, from Old Radestrian dzirǫjtt, from Proto-Radic *dzirǫjht, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡizɤ̄́j-, from Proto-Laenkean *gi<záj>j-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gej- (to sip, to gulp).
dzerrut verbtransitive09/09/2026
ˈdzɛrrɤt
NPST.1S dzerrui PST.1S dzerruei PRESPART dzerruivú, dzerrivú PSPART dzerrủl, dzerrúl
to taste, to try
dzens (taste) + -rut
dzestabt verbtransitive09/09/2026
ˈdzɛstapt
NPST.1S dzestape PST.1S dzestâbei PRESPART dzestaubivú PSPART dzestabúl
1. to free, to liberate, to release
2. to publish
From Middle Radestrian dzistabt, equivalent to dzestuiș (free) + -bt.
dzestâbuozs nouninanimatecountable09/09/2026
ˈdzɛstɤbuoz
GEN.SG dzestâbuozg NOM.PL dzestâbuoze ADJ dzestâbúziș
dzestabt (to free) + -uozs
dzestâbuozs drúișe nouninanimatecountable09/09/2026
ˈdzɛstɤbuoz ˈdruːiʃɛ
GEN.SG dzestâbuozg drúișk NOM.PL dzestâbuoze drúișe
law parole
dzestâbuozs (release) + drúiș (controlled)
dzestas nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈdzɛstas
GEN.SG dzestâsk NOM.PL dzestase ADJ dzestâsiș
1. non-working day; holiday
2.archaic weekend day; Saturday, Sunday
Synonyms: laía (Saturday), valygdras (Sunday)
From Middle Radestrian dzistass, from Old Radestrian dzistaþs, from Proto-Radic *dzihstahþs (holiday), from Proto-Hirdic *gihstáṯəs, *gihstáṯthəs (free), from Proto-Laenkean *ᵑgih-stat-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stat- (to grow).
dzestasans nouninanimatecountable09/09/2026
ˈdzɛstasans
GEN.SG dzestaseng DAT.SG dzestasanga NOM.PL dzestasange ADJ dzestasenjeș
in-world thirteenth month of the Laefevo-Radestrian calendar
Coordinate terms: vanints (1), hrelners (2), gjembraus (3), dvuoþers (4), hraers (5), sfvocía (6), alua (7), irgotua (8), cynuers (9), háșers (10), mvaþers (11), dzevans (12) ←
  • The intercalary month of dzestasans is occasionally rendered in English as ‘Feriae’, from Latin feriae (holidays), and consists of 5 days, or 6 in a leap year.
  • It is a period of celebration before the new year.
    • In Radestria, the period is covered by strong labour laws regarding compensation and regulations for how certain organisations may use their employees during this time.
  • Nowadays, it is referred to as a month, despite being no longer than a week, though historically, it was not considered part of the formal calendar.
dzestas (holiday) + -ans (collective)