Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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ljárme nouninanimatecountable30/07/2026
ˈjaːrmɛ
GEN.SG ljármisk NOM.PL ljármire ADJ ljármiș
From Middle Radestrian ljármre (chance), from Old Radestrian rjārmre (risk, chance), from Proto-Radic *rjārmir (risk, danger), from Proto-Hirdic *rjārmis, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)rjarʔ-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)rjarʔ- (to hate/hurt).
ljars nouninanimatecountable30/07/2026
jars
GEN.SG ljârg NOM.PL ljarge ADJ ljârjeș
fear (of = + relational genitive or ý + accusative)
From Middle Radestrian ljars, from Old Radestrian rjarss, from Proto-Radic *rjahrhs, *rjawırhs, from Proto-Hirdic *rjap̄ərhəs, from Proto-Laenkean *rja<pa>rʔ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)rjarʔ- (to hate/hurt).
ljás nouninanimateuncountable24/08/2026
jaːs
GEN.SG ljáru ADJ ljáriș
weather snow
From Middle Radestrian lêss, from Old Radestrian lêss, from Proto-Radic *lêss, from Proto-Hirdic *lɛ̄́səs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læjs- (snow).
ljaste nouninanimatecountable21/10/2026
ˈjastɛ
GEN.SG ljastisk NOM.PL ljastire ADJ ljastiș
Deadjectival of ljastiș.
ljastiș adjectiveuncomparable21/10/2026
ˈjastiʃ
ADV ljastivú
Present participle of ljat1 (to last).
ljat1 verbintransitive20/06/2026
jat
Homophones: ljat2
NPST.1S ljate NPST.3P ljûtú PST.1S ljosei PRESPART ljastivú PSPART ljatúl
1. to last, to take (time) + instrumental
[[A>Ă]] súvus rvavúr dvoðonisljatș. The film lasts two hours.
2. to last, to endure, to continue, to make it, to survive
[[A>Ă]] lỉșansljata hjeaș. Beauty doesn’t last.
From Old Radestrian ljatt, from Proto-Radic *ljatht, from Proto-Hirdic *liḡót-, from Proto-Laenkean *li<gó>tʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajtʼ- (to pass through).
ljat2 preposition+ nominative08/07/2026
jat
Homophones: ljat1
temporal during
Synonym: ý
Grammaticalisation of ljat1 (to last).
ljeme nouninanimatecountable30/07/2026
ˈjɛmɛ
GEN.SG límisk NOM.PL límire ADJ límiș
1.height
Synonym: lears (human height)
2.amount
From Middle Radestrian límre, from Old Radestrian līmre, from Proto-Radic *lhīmir, from Proto-Hirdic *ləhī́mis, from Proto-Laenkean *l̥p-ín-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lip- (to jump, to hop).
ljere numeral15/06/2026
ˈjɛrɛ
GEN.SG líru ADJ líriș
three (3)
Coordinate forms: lire- (prefix), liríș (ordinal)
From Middle Radestrian lérre, from Old Radestrian lērre, from Proto-Radic *lērir, from Proto-Hirdic *lḗḏis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lejd- (three).
ljerereșes numeral02/07/2026
jɛˈrɛrɛʃɛs
GEN.SG lírureșes INS.SG líruoreșes ADJ lirereșviș
Variant: ljerereș’ (colloquial)
three hundred (300)
Coordinate forms: lirereșo- (prefix), lirereșliș (ordinal)
From Middle Radestrian lérrerișliss, equivalent to ljere (three) + reșus (hundred).
ljeste numeralplurale tantum02/07/2026
ˈjɛstɛ
GEN₂.PL ljestis ADJ lireșaliș
thirty (30)
Coordinate forms: lireșele- (prefix), lireșelíș (ordinal)
From Middle Radestrian léstre, from Old Radestrian lēscŭls, from Proto-Radic *lētcıls, from Proto-Laenkean *lejd=kjæl-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *lejd- (three) + *kjæl- (ten).
ljesterjeșier· prefix22/06/2026
jɛsˌtɛrjɛʃier- jɛsˌtɛrjɛʃɛr-
Variant: ljester’șier· (colloquial)
forms the numbers 31–39; thirty-
From Proto-Radic *lētclirīšu hêri (on thirty), equivalent to ljeste + er.
ljosuozs nouninanimateuncountable23/09/2026
ˈjɔsuoz
GEN.SG ljosuozg ADJ ljosúziș
ljat1 (to last) + -uozs
Ljubljána proper nouninanimateout-of-world21/10/2026
jɤˈbjaːna
GEN.SG Ljubljánisk ADJ ljubljániș
Ljubljana (city)
Borrowed from Slovene Ljubljana.
lmierzs nouninanimateuncountable25/07/2026
lmierz
GEN.SG lmierzg ADJ lmierziș
Variant: Lm (symbol)
chemistry lead (element with atomic number of 82)
Coordinate terms: ostárjesta (thallium) ↔ mjerts (bismuth)
From Middle Radestrian lmírz, from Old Radestrian rmûrðs, from Proto-Radic *rmwîrððs, from Proto-Hirdic *smwɯ̄́rdthɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *smwɯj<r>dʱ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *smwɯjdʱ- (to be soft).
lmirat verbintransitive30/07/2026
ˈlmirat
NPST.1S lmirate PST.1S lmirâsei PRESPART lmirastivú PSPART lmiratúl
to die a miserable death, to perish, to croak
Synonym: rabt
From Middle Radestrian lmiratt, from Old Radestrian rmiratt, from Proto-Radic *rmirahtht, from Proto-Hirdic *smiráp̄t-, from Proto-Laenkean *smi<ráp>tʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *smajtʼ- (to kill).
lmiriș adjectivecomparable30/07/2026
ˈlmiriʃ
COMP lmeruobș ADV lmirí
From Middle Radestrian lmiriș, from Old Radestrian rmirišjer, from Proto-Radic *rmerir, *rmirišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *smézis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *smez- (wet, damp).
lnâza nouninanimatecountable30/07/2026
ˈlnɤza
GEN.SG lnâzisk NOM.PL lnâzere ADJ lnâziș
traditional Radestrian shirt worn on one’s wedding day
From Middle Radestrian lnuzzra, rnuzzra, from Old Radestrian rnuððræ, from Proto-Radic *rnwuððer, from Proto-Hirdic *snwuddhés, from Proto-Laenkean *snwudʱ-dʱé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *snwewdʱ- (piece of cloth).
lniere nouninanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈlnierɛ
GEN.SG lnierisk NOM.PL lnierire ADJ lnieriș
Deadjectival of lnieriș, present participle of lniert (to explode).
lniert verbtransitive04/09/2026
lniert
NPST.1S lnierge PST.1S lnírei PRESPART lnierivú PSPART lnírúl
to explode, to blow up, to blast
From Middle Radestrian lnért, from Old Radestrian rnērtt, from Proto-Radic *rnērht, of uncertain origin, but likely from the Proto-Laenkean root *snejcʼ- (steam). See rniets (steam).