Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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fjørúívíș adjectiveuncomparable11/09/2026
fjœˈruːiːviːʃ
ADV fjørúíve
1.mathematics odd, uneven
Antonym: rúívíș
2.genetics triploid
fjø- (over) + rúívíș (paired)
fjøspest verbtransitive11/09/2026
ˈfjœspɛst
NPST.1S fjøspese PST.1S fjøspizei PRESPART fjøspezivú PSPART fjøspezúl
to calculate, to evaluate, to total
fjø- + spest (to count)
fjøspizuozs nouninanimatecountable11/09/2026
ˈfjœspizuoz
GEN.SG fjøspizuozg NOM.PL fjøspizuoze ADJ fjøspizúziș
calculation
fjøspest (to calculate) + -uozs
fjøvarbír nouninanimatecountable11/09/2026
fjœˈvarbiːr
GEN.SG fjøvarbí NOM.PL fjøvarbíre ADJ fjøvarbíș
one and a half
If quantifying, it takes the genitive singular: fjøvarbír mytaru (one and a half apples).
fjø- (over-) + varbír (half)
fjøvastere nouninanimatecountable11/09/2026
fjœˈvastɛrɛ
GEN.SG fjøvasterisk NOM.PL fjøvasterire ADJ fjøvasteriș
collective noun for the siblings of one’s parents; aunts and uncles, avunculi
fjø- (over-) + vastere (siblings)
fjø· prefix12/09/2026
fjœ-
Homophones: fjø-
denotes excess; over-
Usually used with verbs; with adjectives, hel- is preferred.
See fí (over). Doublet of fjø-.
fjø·deat verbtransitive11/09/2026
fjœˈdæːt
NPST.1S fjø·dei PST.1S fjø·dișei PRESPART fjø·detivú PSPART fjø·devúl
to overdo
From fjø· (over-) + deat (to do). Doublet of fjødeat (to complete).
fjukt verbtransitive25/07/2026
fjɤkt
NPST.1S fjûke PST.1S fjucei PRESPART fjûcivú PSPART fjokúl
1. to cook
2. to boil
From Middle Radestrian fjukt, from Old Radestrian fjoktt, from Proto-Radic *fjokht, from Proto-Hirdic *phjok-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʰjokʼ- (to heat up, to burn).
fjukuozs nouninanimateuncountable23/08/2026
ˈfjukuoz
GEN.SG fjukuozg ADJ fjukúziș
verbal noun on fjukt (to cook); cooking
fjukt (to cook) + -uozs
fjuorkrut verbtransitive11/09/2026
ˈfjuorkrɤt
NPST.1S fjuorkrui PST.1S fjuorkruei PRESPART fjuorkruivú, fjuorkrivú PSPART fjuorkrủl, fjuorkrúl
to spice, to season
fjuorks (spice) + -rut
fjuorks nouninanimatecountable23/08/2026
fjuorks
GEN.SG fjuork NOM.PL fjuorce ADJ fjuorciș
food spice, seasoning, condiment
From Middle Radestrian fjórks, from Old Radestrian fjōrkro, from Proto-Radic *fjōrkur (mugwort), from Proto-Hirdic *phjóḡurkus, from Proto-Laenkean *pʰjo<gor>kʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʰjokʼ- (to heat up, to burn).
fjuorliș adjectivecomparable11/09/2026
ˈfjuorliʃ
COMP fjuorvuobș ADV fjuorlí
spicy
fjuorks (spice) + -liș
foķas nouninanimateuncountable25/07/2026
ˈfɔtʃas
GEN.SG foķag
slang vulgar cum, semen
Borrowed from Riyan fúnţaŗ.
fore- prefix07/07/2026
ˈfɔrɛ-
nine-, nona-
Coordinate forms: fyes (cardinal), forje· (ordinal prefix)
From Old Radestrian fure-, from Proto-Radic *fure-, from Proto-Hirdic *phuzeḡ-, from Proto-Laenkean *pʰuz-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʰæwz- (nine).
ase-, ate-, lire-, ae-, oe-, nare-, lie-, drege-, sjele-
foreșarus nouninanimatecountable11/09/2026
fɔˈrɛʃarɤs
GEN.SG foreșarvu NOM.PL foreșarui ADJ foreșarviș
geometry nonagon
fore- (nine-) + sjarus (corner)
foríș adjectiveuncomparable08/07/2026
ˈfɔriːʃ
ADV forỉ
ninth (9th)
Coordinate forms: fyes (cardinal), forje· (ordinal prefix)
From Middle Radestrian furíș, from Old Radestrian furíšjer, from Proto-Radic *furēr, *furīšjir, from Proto-Hirdic *phuzéḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʰuz-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʰæwz- (nine).
heliș, atíș, liríș, aíș, vjeiș, naríș, lỉș1, dreíș, sjelíș
forje· prefix08/07/2026
ˌfɔrjɛ-
ninth-
See foríș.
[[a>ă]] Franceșa proper nouninanimateout-of-world25/07/2026
a ˈfrantsɛʃa
GEN.SG [[a>ă]] Franceșesk ADJ franceșeș
France (country)
Borrowed from French France + -eșa.
fronșt verbtransitive25/07/2026
frɔnʃt
NPST.1S fronșe PST.1S fronșei PRESPART fronșevú PSPART fronșúl
to wear, to wear down, to erode
From Middle Radestrian frunușt, from Old Radestrian frŭnuštt, from Proto-Radic *frınušht, from Proto-Hirdic *phrənúch-, from Proto-Laenkean *pʰr̥<nú>cʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʰrycʰ- (to rip).
frúr nouninanimateuncountable25/07/2026
fruːr
GEN.SG frív ADJ fríș
soot
From Middle Radestrian frór, from Old Radestrian frōr, from Proto-Radic *frōr (soot), from Proto-Hirdic *swróḡus (flame), from Proto-Laenkean *swr̥-óg-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *swær- (to burn).