Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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erguolesnouninanimatecountable29/05/2026
ɛrˈɡuolɛs
GEN.SG erguolig DAT.SG erguoleva NOM.PL erguolei GEN₂.PL erguolies
grammar accusative case
Hypernym: verșe (case)
erguoks (consequence) + -les
ervátenouninanimateplurale tantum29/09/2025
ɛrˈvaːtɛ
glasses, spectacles
er (on) + vas1 (eye)
-eșasuffixnominal27/05/2026
-ɛʃa
GEN.SG -eșesk NOM.PL -eșere
denotes pertinence; often used to name countries, territories or other geopolitical entities concerning mass identity
From Proto-Radic *-èšir, from Proto-Hirdic *-(ḡ)ɛ́ḵjis, from Proto-Laenkean *-(g)ǽkje-.
Eurúpírproper nounout-of-world02/06/2026
œˈruːpiːr
GEN.SG Eurúpí ADJ eurúpíș
Variant: Ørúpír (alternative spelling)
1.animate mythology Europa
2.inanimate astronomy Europa
3.inanimate Europe (continent)
From Middle Radestrian Evrópér, borrowed from Ancient Greek Εὐρώπη.
-evíșsuffixadjectival07/06/2026
-ɛviːʃ
COMP hevúb -evíș ADV -eve
Variant: -ovíș
1.denominal -ful, full of
vina → vinívíș wonder → wonderful
2.denominal -ed, having, with
dzaus → dzoevíș horn → horned
3.deverbal -able (passive sense) + infinitive stem
svolekt → svolektevíș to read → legible
4.deverbal denotes enjoyment or frequency + bare stem
svolecevíș bookworm
From Proto-Laenkean *-Vbʱit-, from the root *bʱajt- (to carry).