Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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Showing entries starting with <i> (1 – 20 of 104)
i article28/05/2026
i
Homophones: ý
Variant: [[a>ă]]2 (before /i/)
the (animate plural)
From Middle Radestrian í, ví, from Old Radestrian lû, from lûr (3P.AN).
í interjection28/07/2026
iː
no
Synonym: ei
Antonym: gje
From Middle Radestrian hé, hei, likely related to hjeat.
-í suffixadverbial12/05/2026
-iː
Homophones: ý
forms relational adverbs; -ly
From Proto-Laenkean *-iɟɯ-.
-ía suffixnominal27/05/2026
-iːa
GEN.SG -iesk NOM.PL -iere ADJ -ieș
alternative form of -ga (augmentative) (after -e/i- stems)
From Old Radestrian -ijor, from Proto-Radic *-iǧor, from Proto-Laenkean *-(i)gʱó-.
ieas nouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ias
GEN.SG ieak NOM.PL íe ADJ ieșeș
medicine fever
From Middle Radestrian gjéhs, from Old Radestrian ǧǫhss, from Proto-Radic *ǧǫhhs, from Proto-Hirdic *ghɤ̄́p̄əṯəs, from Proto-Laenkean *gʱaj<pa>t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gʱajt- (to be hot).
iebt verbtransitive28/07/2026
iept
NPST.1S iepe PST.1S iebei PRESPART ievivú PSPART iebúl
to heat, to heat up
From Middle Radestrian gjébt, from Old Radestrian ǧǫbtt, from Proto-Radic *ǧǫhbht, from *ǧǫhs (hot) + *-bht, equivalent to ỉș + -bt.
ieme nouninanimateuncountable28/07/2026
ˈiemɛ
GEN.SG iemisk ADJ iemiș
heat
From Middle Radestrian gjémmre, from Old Radestrian ǧǫmmre, from Proto-Radic *ǧǫhmir, from *ǧǫhs (hot) + *-mir, equivalent to ỉș + -me.
-iens suffixnominal23/08/2026
-iens
GEN.SG -ieng DAT.SG -ína NOM.PL -iene
alternative form of -jens (surname-forming suffix)
From Middle Radestrian -íns, from Old Radestrian -īns, from Proto-Radic *-īns, from Proto-Hirdic *-ijɯn-, from Proto-Laenkean *-(i)ɟɯ-n-.
ients nouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ients
GEN.SG iensk NOM.PL iente ADJ ientiș
story, tale
From Middle Radestrian gjínts, from Old Radestrian ǧīnts, from Proto-Radic *ǧijimts, from Proto-Hirdic *ghihímtəs, from Proto-Laenkean *gʱi-him-tʼa-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *PL. *him- (life force).
i[[è>lje]]rft verbintransitive28/07/2026
ˈi.ɛrft
NPST.1S i[[è>lje]]rfe PST.1S i[[è>lje]]rvei PRESPART i[[è>lje]]rfivú PSPART i[[è>lje]]rvúl
Variant: iljerft (alternative Latin spelling)
to suffocate, to choke, to asphyxiate
From Middle Radestrian ilírft, from Old Radestrian irīrft, from Proto-Radic *irīrfht, from Proto-Hirdic *irī́rph-, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔi<ríp>rpʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔirpʰ- (to writhe).
iliș adjectiveuncomparable28/07/2026
ˈiliʃ
ADV ilí
domestic, home
rmiș ilișe domestic cat
From Middle Radestrian iliș, from Old Radestrian ilišjer, from elre (home) + -išjer, equivalent to øs + -iș.
ilks nounanimatecountable28/07/2026
ilks
GEN.SG ilk NOM.PL ilce ADJ ilciș
mythology goblin
Borrowed from Lusetian ilc.
inuot verbtransitive28/07/2026
ˈinuot
NPST.1S inui PST.1S inúei PRESPART inúvivú PSPART inovúl
1. to shape, to mold, to form
2. to mint (coins)
From Middle Radestrian inútt, from Old Radestrian inuwtt, from Proto-Radic *inuǧht, from Proto-Hirdic *inúgh-, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔi<nú>gʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔujgʱ- (to knead, to shape).
ir preposition+ accusative08/07/2026
ir
Variant: ja (dialectal)
spatial abstract without
From Middle Radestrian jra, from Old Radestrian jræ (not zræ due to medial tendencies, cf. zra-), from Proto-Radic *źær, from Proto-Hirdic *ḏjes, from the Proto-Laenkean root *djes- (apart), with unexpected apocope of *-a, which is maintained in the combined pronominal forms.
ira-
-ír suffixnominal07/07/2026
-iːr
GEN.SG -í NOM.PL -íre GEN₂.PL -jes, -ies ADJ -íș
1.animate -er, -or, -ist, -man, -woman
1.deverbal forms agent nouns, usually occupational
Synonym: -udzs
sjient → sjínír to write → author
2.denominal
1. forms nouns of inhabitants
Lundenș → Lundenjír London → Londoner
2. forms nouns of identity
Vales → valỉr Libra → a Libra (someone whose zodiac sign is Libra)
tai → tavỉr left hand → left-hander
3. forms nouns denoting partisans to theories or schools of thought
ubidraus → ubidrovír nihilism → nihilist
2.inanimate
1. forms names of holidays
dvuzga → dvuzvír summer solstice → Midsummer
2.science technology forms nouns denoting devices, components or software
Synonym: -les
finkt → fincír to light → lighter
  • Causes weak palatalisation
    • Also causes zero-gradation in Proto-Radic and less consistently in Old Radestrian
  • Combines with
    • -draus to form -drovír
    • -yt to form -(j)ír or more archaically -jár
From Middle Radestrian -ér, from Old Radestrian -ēr, from Proto-Radic *-ēr, from Proto-Hirdic *-éḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *-ég-.
ira- prefix29/07/2026
ˈira- iˈra-
1.apart, asunder
2.off, away
3.deverbal un-, in-, dis-, de-
From Middle Radestrian jra-. Doublet of zra-. See ir (without).
irabeat verbtransitive28/07/2026
ˈirabæːt
NPST.1S irabiè PST.1S irabișei PRESPART irabișevú PSPART irabivúl
to distract
From Middle Radestrian jrabiht, equivalent to ira- + -beat.
irabivuozs nouninanimatecountable04/10/2026
iˈrabivuoz
GEN.SG irabivuozg NOM.PL irabivuoze ADJ irabivúziș
distraction
irabeat (to distract) + -uozs
irabjeista nouninanimateuncountable05/10/2026
ˈirabjaista
GEN.SG irabjeistisk ADJ irabjeistiș
Variant: Ib (symbol)
in-world chemistry francium (element with atomic number of 87)
Synonym: franceșeista (out-of-world)
Coordinate terms: iravynai (radon) ↔ vynièsta (radium)
ira- (de-) + bjeista (actinium)
iráciert verbtransitive04/10/2026
iˈraːtsiert
NPST.1S irácierge PST.1S irácierei PRESPART irácierivú PSPART irácierúl
to compensate, to pay damages
ira- (de-) + ociert (to damage)