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hevâba numeral27/07/2026
ˈhɛvɤba
GEN.SG hevâbisk ADJ hevâbyș
excessive of gjára; too much, too many
From Proto-Radic *hilubhwer (too much).
hevúb adverb27/07/2026
ˈhɛvuːb
ADJ hevuobș
1. comparative of gjaorí; more
2.forms the comparative of certain adjectives
From Proto-Radic *helōb, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʰel- (to want).
hevuobs numeral27/07/2026
hɛˈvuops
GEN.SG hevuov ADJ hevuobș
comparative of gjára; more
From Proto-Radic *helōws, *helōbs (more).
hevuobșans nouninanimatecountable17/09/2026
hɛˈvuopʃans
GEN.SG hevuobșeng NOM.PL hevuobșange ADJ hevuobșenjeș
hevuobș (greater), comparative of gjaoriș (plentiful), + -ans
hevuoft verbtransitive17/09/2026
hɛˈvuoft
NPST.1S hevuofe PST.1S hevuovei PRESPART hevuovivú PSPART hevuovúl
to increase
Antonym: túruoft
hevuobș (greater), comparative of gjaoriș (plentiful), + -bt
hevuova numeral27/07/2026
hɛˈvuova
GEN.SG hevúvask ADJ hevúvaș
superlative of gjára; the most
From Proto-Radic *helōwar (most).
híðuista nouninanimateuncountable17/09/2026
ˈhiːðɤista
GEN.SG híðuistisk ADJ híðuistiș
Variant: Hi (symbol)
chemistry boron (element with atomic number of 5)
Coordinate terms: heryèsta (beryllium) ↔ hregai (carbon)
híðus (borax) + -ista
híðus nouninanimateuncountable27/07/2026
ˈhiːðɤs
GEN.SG hjeðvu ADJ hjeðviș
From Middle Radestrian héþus, from Old Radestrian hǫþŭls, from Proto-Radic *hǫþıls, from Proto-Hirdic *p̄ɤ̄́thələs, from Proto-Laenkean *pajtʰ-al-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pajtʰ- (grey, light coloured).
HIL-șe nouninanimatecountable06/07/2026
ha.iˈalʃɛ haˈjalʃɛ
GEN.SG HIL-șk NOM.PL HIL-șe
initialism of hrevus iralvarlevyvleûșe (deoxyribonucleic acid); DNA
[[a>ă]] Hívans proper nouninanimate17/09/2026
a ˈhiːvans
GEN.SG [[a>ă]] Híveng ADJ Hívenjeș
zoology Cervus (genus)
hívas (deer) + -ans (collective)
hívas nounanimatecountable27/07/2026
ˈhiːvas
GEN.SG hívask NOM.PL hívase ADJ hívasiș
zoology deer, stag, doe
From Middle Radestrian hévs, hévass, from Old Radestrian hǫvs, from Proto-Radic *hǫvs, from Proto-Hirdic *khɤ̄́bhəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʰajbʱ- (deer, stag). Reinforced with -as1.
hĵáðiș adjectiveuncomparable11/09/2026
ˈhjaːðiʃ
ADV hĵáðí
anatomy of or pertaining to blood; haematic
hĵáþs (blood) + -iș
hjále nouninanimatecountable17/09/2026
ˈʃaːlɛ ˈçaːlɛ
GEN.SG hjálisk NOM.PL hjálire ADJ hjáliș
chemistry physics liquid, fluid
Deadjectival of hjáliș, present participle of hjált (to flow).
hjálișans nouninanimatecountable17/09/2026
ˈʃaːliʃans ˈçaːliʃans
GEN.SG hjálișeng NOM.PL hjálișange ADJ hjálișenjeș
chemistry physics fluid
Hyponyms: hjále (liquid), lyerdzs (gas)
hjáliș, present participle of hjált (to flow), + -ans
hjált verbintransitive27/07/2026
ʃaːlt çaːlt
NPST.1S hjálge PST.1S hjálei PRESPART hjálivú PSPART hjávúl
to flow
From Middle Radestrian hêlt, from Old Radestrian hêltt, from Proto-Radic *hêlht, from Proto-Hirdic *khɛ̄́l-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʰæjl- (to bleed).
hjáns nouninanimatecountable11/07/2026
ʃaːns çaːns
GEN.SG hjáng NOM.PL hjáne ADJ hjániș
1.dream
2.sleep
From Old Radestrian hêns, from Proto-Radic *hêns, from Proto-Hirdic *ṯɛ̄́n-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tæjn- (to sleep).
hjáns ieșeșe nouninanimatecountable11/07/2026
ʃaːns ˈieʃɛʃɛ çaːns ˈieʃɛʃɛ
GEN.SG hjáng ieșeșk NOM.PL hjáne ieșeșe
hjáns (dream) + ieas (fever)
hjaorvaus nouninanimateuncountable17/09/2026
ˈʃɔːrvaus ˈçɔːrvaus
GEN.SG hjaorvavu ADJ hjaorvaviș
medicine epilepsy
hjaôt (to fall) + -rvaus (-ism)
hjaoșeș adjectiveuncomparable17/09/2026
ˈʃɔːʃɛʃ ˈçɔːʃɛʃ
ADV hjaoșevú
1. present participle of hjaôt (to fall)
2.orthography grave (diacritic)
hjaôt verbintransitive24/08/2026
ʃɔat çɔat
NPST.1S hjaoi PST.1S hjaoșei PRESPART hjaoșevú PSPART hjaovúl
1. to fall
2.impersonal weather to precipitate; to rain, to snow (something = + instrumental)
Hjaôș ljárúr. It is snowing.
Hjaôș skanþiríe. It’s raining men.
From Middle Radestrian hjôht, from Old Radestrian hjôhtt, from Proto-Radic *hjôhht, from Proto-Hirdic *ṯiḡɔ̄́kh-, from Proto-Laenkean *tig-áwkʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tɯg- (to fall).