Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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kádxenounanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈkaːdʒɛ
GEN.SG kádxesk NOM.PL kádxere ADJ kádxeș
zoology skunk
From Middle Radestrian ká[[dx>dj]]re, from Old Radestrian kājdre, from Proto-Radic *kājdir, from Proto-Hirdic *kɔ̄́jdis, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼawɟ-ɟe-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼawɟ- (to fart).
Kâivsproper nouninanimateout-of-world08/07/2026
kɤifs
GEN.SG Kâivu ADJ kâiviș
Kyiv (capital of Ukraine)
Borrowed from Ukrainian Київ (Kyiv).
káķverbintransitive29/07/2026
kaːtʃ
NPST.1S káje PST.1S káei PRESPART kájjevú PSPART kájúl
to smell, to stink
From Middle Radestrian káțț, from Old Radestrian kājtt, from Proto-Radic *kājht, from Proto-Hirdic *kɔ̄j-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼawɟ- (to fart).
kaladverbuncomparable29/07/2026
kal
here
Synonym: teral
Kal behaves more like a clitic in syntax, whereas teral is freer and more emphatic.
From Middle Radestrian skal, from Old Radestrian skalæ, from Proto-Radic *ska læ.
kalanouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈkala
GEN.SG kalusk NOM.PL kalunte | kalore ADJ kaluș
anatomy shoulder
Synonym: drjázs
From Middle Radestrian kalra, from Old Radestrian kaðra, from Proto-Radic *kaðor, from Proto-Hirdic *kadhós, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼm̥-dʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼam- (to support).
kalártverbtransitive29/07/2026
ˈkalaːrt
NPST.1S kalárge PST.1S kalúrei PRESPART kalárivú PSPART kalárúl
From Middle Radestrian kalárt, from Old Radestrian kaðārtt, from Proto-Radic *kaðārht (to destroy repeatedly), from Proto-Hirdic *kɤ̄́dhāz-, *kádhāz-, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼa(j)<dʱab>z-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼa(j)z- (flat).
kamtverbtransitive29/07/2026
kamt
NPST.1S kanui PST.1S kakomei, -komei PRESPART kamivú PSPART kamúl
to support, to hold
From Middle Radestrian kamt, from Old Radestrian kammtt, from Proto-Radic *kakımht, *kamht, from Proto-Hirdic *ká(kə)m-, from Proto-Laenkean *(kʼa~)kʼam-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼam- (to support).
kámtverbintransitive29/07/2026
kaːmt
NPST.1S kánui PST.1S kámei PRESPART kámivú PSPART kámúl
to play (something = + instrumental)
From Middle Radestrian kámt, from Old Radestrian kāmtt, from Proto-Radic *kāmht, from Proto-Hirdic *kəḡám-, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼa<gá>m-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼam- (to support).
a Kamusproper nouninanimate01/06/2026
a ˈkamɤs
GEN.SG a Kamug DAT.SG a Kamova
out-of-world the Cam (river)
Borrowed from English Cam + -us2.
kaoradverbuncomparable10/07/2026
kɔːr
so, like this, like that, thus, such
Kaor gjeș. It is so.
From Middle Radestrian skôr, kôr, from Old Radestrian skôr, from Proto-Radic *skôr, from Proto-Hirdic *skɔ̄́s, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)k(ajdʰ)-aws, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)kajdʱ- (PROX). Originally the short-form instrumental of kjes.
karișadjectivecomparable29/07/2026
ˈkariʃ
COMP karuobș ADV karí
From Middle Radestrian kariș, from Old Radestrian karišjer, from Proto-Radic *kars, *karišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *kázəs, *kɤ̄́zəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼa(j)z- (flat).
Kerbersproper nounanimate29/07/2026
ˈkɛrbɛrs
GEN.SG Kerberu
out-of-world mythology Cerberus
From Middle Radestrian Kerbers, borrowed from Ancient Greek Κέρβερος.
kjespronoundemonstrative10/07/2026
tʃɛs
GEN.SG kú | kjestú NOM.PL kjere GEN₂.PL tes | kjes
Although the archaic short-form instrumental kaor has been lexicalised as an adverb, it is still found in pronominal preposition forms, such as kaorvas (with this).
From Middle Radestrian skézs, kézs, from Old Radestrian skǫðs, from Proto-Radic *skǫðs, from Proto-Hirdic *skɤ̄́dhəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)kajdʱ- (PROX).
kjesftverbtransitive29/07/2026
tʃɛsft
NPST.1S kjesfte PST.1S kjesfsei, kízúsei PRESPART kjesfstivú PSPART kjesftúl
Variant: kízut (archaic, dialectal)
2. to release, to unfasten, to unbuckle, to undo
3.biology to digest
From Middle Radestrian késft, kézutt, from Old Radestrian kǫðvtt, from Proto-Radic *kǫðvtht, from Proto-Hirdic *kɤ̄́dhəḇt-, from Proto-Laenkean *kʹaj<dʱab>t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼajt- (loose).
kjeșadjectiveuncomparable29/07/2026
tʃɛʃ
Homophones: tjeș
From Middle Radestrian skéșș, kéșș, from Old Radestrian skǫðšjer, from Proto-Radic *skǫðs, *skǫðšjir, equivalent to kjes + .
kjezșadverbuncomparable29/07/2026
tʃɛʒ
now
From Middle Radestrian skézș, kézș, from Old Radestrian skǫðš, from Proto-Radic *skǫðš, from Proto-Hirdic *skɤ̄́dhhɯj, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)kajdʱ-hɯɟ, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)kajdʱ- (PROX).
kjezvoðișadjectiveuncomparable27/05/2026
ˈtʃɛzvɔðiʃ
ADV kjezvusk
From Middle Radestrian (s)kézdvuþiș, from (s)kézdvusk, equivalent to kjezvusk (today) + -iș.
kjezvuskadverb27/05/2026
ˈtʃɛzvɤsk
From Middle Radestrian (s)kézdvusk, from Old Radestrian skǫðdluþg, from skǫðs (this) + dlūþs (day), equivalent to kjes + dvuoþs.
kĵúrusnouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈkjuːrɤs
GEN.SG kĵúrug NOM.PL kĵúrui ADJ kĵúruiș
From Middle Radestrian klóruss, from Old Radestrian krōrōr, from Proto-Radic *krōrowur, from Proto-Hirdic *krōḏóhus, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼr̥w<dó>ʔ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼrwoʔ- (to prick).
kjytverbintransitive29/07/2026
tʃit
NPST.1S kjyte PST.1S kjysei PRESPART kjystivú PSPART kjytúl
to drip, to sip
Onomatopoeic.