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palus¹nouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈpalɤs

Homophones: palus²

GEN.SG palovu NOM.PL palui ADJ paloviș

stack, pile

	singular	plural
nominative	palus ˈpalɤs	palui ˈpalɤi
vocative	paluse ˈpalusɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	palovu ˈpalɔvu	palviris ˈpalviris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	palvis ˈpalvis
dative	palva ˈpalva	palvirín ˈpalviriːn
accusative	palud ˈpalɤd	palvirid ˈpalvirid
instrumental	palvúr ˈpalvuːr	palviríe ˈpalviriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian palus, from Old Radestrian paðŭls, from Proto-Radic *paðıls, from Proto-Hirdic *pádhələs, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-al-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

palus²nouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈpalɤs

Homophones: palus¹

GEN.SG palvu NOM.PL palui ADJ palviș

burger

	singular	plural
nominative	palus ˈpalɤs	palui ˈpalɤi
vocative	paluse ˈpalusɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	palvu ˈpalvu	palviris ˈpalviris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	palvis ˈpalvis
dative	palva ˈpalva	palvirín ˈpalviriːn
accusative	palud ˈpalɤd	palvirid ˈpalvirid
instrumental	palvúr ˈpalvuːr	palviríe ˈpalviriːɛ

Back-formed from gjestepalus (hamburger).

pánenouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈpaːnɛ

GEN.SG pánisk NOM.PL pánire ADJ pániș

length

	singular	plural
nominative	páne ˈpaːnɛ	pánire ˈpaːnirɛ
vocative	pánise ˈpaːnisɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pánisk ˈpaːnisk	pániris ˈpaːniris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pánis ˈpaːnis
dative	pánin ˈpaːnin	pánirín ˈpaːniriːn
accusative	pánist ˈpaːnist	pánirid ˈpaːnirid
instrumental	pánivúr ˈpaːnivuːr	pániríe ˈpaːniriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pánre, from Old Radestrian pānre, from Proto-Radic *pānir, from Proto-Hirdic *pā́nis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long). See poliș.

Parisproper nouninanimateout-of-world31/07/2026

ˈparis

GEN.SG Parig ADJ paríș

Paris (city)

capital of France
	singular
nominative	Paris ˈparis
vocative	Parise ˈparisɛ
genitive	Parig ˈpariɡ
dative	Pariva ˈpariva
accusative	Parid ˈparid
instrumental	Parivúr ˈparivuːr

other cities
	singular
nominative	Paris ˈparis
vocative	Parise ˈparisɛ
genitive	Parisk ˈparisk
dative	Parisa ˈparisa
accusative	Parist ˈparist
instrumental	Parisúr ˈparisuːr

Borrowed from French Paris.

pártverbtransitive31/07/2026

paːrt

NPST.1S párge PST.1S púrei PRESPART párivú PSPART párúl

1. to bake

2. to roast

nonfinite forms
infinitive	párt paːrt
connegative	párta ˈpaːrta
supine	pártúr ˈpaːrtuːr
participle	present	adjectival	páriș ˈpaːriʃ
adverbial	párivú ˈpaːrivuː
past	adjectival	párúș ˈpaːruːʃ
adverbial	párúl ˈpaːruːl
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		párga ˈpaːrɡa	párgúș ˈpaːrɡuːʃ		puorguoș ˈpuorɡuoʃ		párgovú ˈpaːrɡɔvuː
indicative	non-past	párge ˈpaːrɡɛ	párș paːrʃ	párg paːrɡ	puorguos ˈpuorɡuos	puorguote ˈpuorɡuotɛ	puorgú ˈpuorɡuː
past	púrei ˈpuːrei	púren ˈpuːrɛn	púreș ˈpuːrɛʃ	púre ˈpuːrɛ	púruos ˈpuːruos	púruote ˈpuːruotɛ	púrú ˈpuːruː
subjunctive	non-past	párgai ˈpaːrɡai	párgá ˈpaːrɡaː	párgaș ˈpaːrɡaʃ	párga ˈpaːrɡa	párgavuos ˈpaːrɡavuos	párgavuote ˈpaːrɡavuotɛ	párgavú ˈpaːrɡavuː
past	púrai ˈpuːrai	púrain ˈpuːrain	púraiș ˈpuːraiʃ	púrai ˈpuːrai	púravuos ˈpuːravuos	púravuote ˈpuːravuotɛ	púravú ˈpuːravuː
optative	non-past	párgúe ˈpaːrɡuːɛ	párgova ˈpaːrɡɔva	párgúș ˈpaːrɡuːʃ	párgú ˈpaːrɡuː	párgovuos ˈpaːrɡɔvuos	párgovuote ˈpaːrɡɔvuotɛ	párgovú ˈpaːrɡɔvuː
past	púrevei ˈpuːrɛvei	púreven ˈpuːrɛvɛn	púreveș ˈpuːrɛvɛʃ	púreve ˈpuːrɛvɛ	púrevuos ˈpuːrɛvuos	púrevuote ˈpuːrɛvuotɛ	púrevú ˈpuːrɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	párgriè, páriè (literary) ˈpaːrɡri.ɛ ˈpaːri.ɛ	párgrin, párin (literary) ˈpaːrɡrin ˈpaːrin	párgriș, páriș (literary) ˈpaːrɡriʃ ˈpaːriʃ	párgri, pári (literary) ˈpaːrɡri ˈpaːri	puorgúris ˈpuorɡuːris	puorgúrite ˈpuorɡuːritɛ	puorgúri ˈpuorɡuːri
past	púreriè ˈpuːrɛri.ɛ	púrerin ˈpuːrɛrin	púreriș ˈpuːrɛriʃ	púreri ˈpuːrɛri	púrúris ˈpuːruːris	púrúrite ˈpuːruːritɛ	púrúri ˈpuːruːri
subjunctive	non-past	párgariè ˈpaːrɡari.ɛ	párgarin ˈpaːrɡarin	párgariș ˈpaːrɡariʃ	párgari ˈpaːrɡari	párgavúris ˈpaːrɡavuːris	párgavúrite ˈpaːrɡavuːritɛ	párgavúri ˈpaːrɡavuːri
past	púrairiè ˈpuːrairi.ɛ	púrairin ˈpuːrairin	púrairiș ˈpuːrairiʃ	púrairi ˈpuːrairi	púravúris ˈpuːravuːris	púravúrite ˈpuːravuːritɛ	púravúri ˈpuːravuːri
optative	non-past	párgúriè ˈpaːrɡuːri.ɛ	párgúrin ˈpaːrɡuːrin	párgúriș ˈpaːrɡuːriʃ	párgúri ˈpaːrɡuːri	párgovúris ˈpaːrɡɔvuːris	párgovúrite ˈpaːrɡɔvuːritɛ	párgovúri ˈpaːrɡɔvuːri
past	púreveriè ˈpuːrɛvɛri.ɛ	púreverin ˈpuːrɛvɛrin	púreveriș ˈpuːrɛvɛriʃ	púreveri ˈpuːrɛvɛri	púrevúris ˈpuːrɛvuːris	púrevúrite ˈpuːrɛvuːritɛ	púrevúri ˈpuːrɛvuːri

nonfinite forms
infinitive	páruot ˈpaːruot
connegative	páruota ˈpaːruota
supine	páruotúr ˈpaːruotuːr
participle	present	adjectival	páruviș ˈpaːruviʃ
adverbial	páruvivú ˈpaːruvivuː
past	adjectival	páruokș ˈpaːruokʃ
adverbial	párúk ˈpaːruːk
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		párgrúa, párúa (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːa ˈpaːruːa	párgruvúș, páruvúș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːʃ ˈpaːruvuːʃ		párgruvuoș, páruvuoș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuoʃ ˈpaːruvuoʃ		párgruvovú, páruvovú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuː ˈpaːruvɔvuː
indicative	non-past	párgrúe, párúe (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːɛ ˈpaːruːɛ	párgruva, páruva (literary) ˈpaːrɡruva ˈpaːruva	párgrúș, párúș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːʃ ˈpaːruːʃ	párgrú, párú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruː ˈpaːruː	párgruvuos, páruvuos (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuos ˈpaːruvuos	párgruvuote, páruvuote (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuotɛ ˈpaːruvuotɛ	párgruvú, páruvú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuː ˈpaːruvuː
past	puoruvei ˈpuoruvei	puoruven ˈpuoruvɛn	puoruveș ˈpuoruvɛʃ	puoruve ˈpuoruvɛ	puoruvuos ˈpuoruvuos	puoruvuote ˈpuoruvuotɛ	puoruvú ˈpuoruvuː
subjunctive	non-past	párgruvai, páruvai (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvai ˈpaːruvai	párgruvá, páruvá (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvaː ˈpaːruvaː	párgruvaș, páruvaș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvaʃ ˈpaːruvaʃ	párgruva, páruva (literary) ˈpaːrɡruva ˈpaːruva	párgruvavuos, páruvavuos (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuos ˈpaːruvavuos	párgruvavuote, páruvavuote (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuotɛ ˈpaːruvavuotɛ	párgruvavú, páruvavú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuː ˈpaːruvavuː
past	puoruvai ˈpuoruvai	puoruvain ˈpuoruvain	puoruvaiș ˈpuoruvaiʃ	puoruvai ˈpuoruvai	puoruvavuos ˈpuoruvavuos	puoruvavuote ˈpuoruvavuotɛ	puoruvavú ˈpuoruvavuː
optative	non-past	párgruvúe, páruvúe (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːɛ ˈpaːruvuːɛ	párgruvova, páruvova (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔva ˈpaːruvɔva	párgruvúș, páruvúș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːʃ ˈpaːruvuːʃ	párgruvú, páruvú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuː ˈpaːruvuː	párgruvovuos, páruvovuos (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuos ˈpaːruvɔvuos	párgruvovuote, páruvovuote (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuotɛ ˈpaːruvɔvuotɛ	párgruvovú, páruvovú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuː ˈpaːruvɔvuː
past	puoruvevei ˈpuoruvɛvei	puoruveven ˈpuoruvɛvɛn	puoruveveș ˈpuoruvɛvɛʃ	puoruveve ˈpuoruvɛvɛ	puoruvevuos ˈpuoruvɛvuos	puoruvevuote ˈpuoruvɛvuotɛ	puoruvevú ˈpuoruvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	párgrúriè, párúriè (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːri.ɛ ˈpaːruːri.ɛ	párgrúrin, párúrin (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːrin ˈpaːruːrin	párgrúriș, párúriș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːriʃ ˈpaːruːriʃ	párgrúri, párúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːri ˈpaːruːri	párgruvúris, páruvúris (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːris ˈpaːruvuːris	párgruvúrite, páruvúrite (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːritɛ ˈpaːruvuːritɛ	párgruvúri, páruvúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːri ˈpaːruvuːri
past	puoruveriè ˈpuoruvɛri.ɛ	puoruverin ˈpuoruvɛrin	puoruveriș ˈpuoruvɛriʃ	puoruveri ˈpuoruvɛri	puoruvúris ˈpuoruvuːris	puoruvúrite ˈpuoruvuːritɛ	puoruvúri ˈpuoruvuːri
subjunctive	non-past	párgruvariè, páruvariè (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvari.ɛ ˈpaːruvari.ɛ	párgruvarin, páruvarin (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvarin ˈpaːruvarin	párgruvariș, páruvariș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvariʃ ˈpaːruvariʃ	párgruvari, páruvari (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvari ˈpaːruvari	párgruvavúris, páruvavúris (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuːris ˈpaːruvavuːris	párgruvavúrite, páruvavúrite (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuːritɛ ˈpaːruvavuːritɛ	párgruvavúri, páruvavúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuːri ˈpaːruvavuːri
past	puoruvairiè ˈpuoruvairi.ɛ	puoruvairin ˈpuoruvairin	puoruvairiș ˈpuoruvairiʃ	puoruvairi ˈpuoruvairi	puoruvavúris ˈpuoruvavuːris	puoruvavúrite ˈpuoruvavuːritɛ	puoruvavúri ˈpuoruvavuːri
optative	non-past	párgruvúriè, páruvúriè (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːri.ɛ ˈpaːruvuːri.ɛ	párgruvúrin, páruvúrin (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːrin ˈpaːruvuːrin	párgruvúriș, páruvúriș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːriʃ ˈpaːruvuːriʃ	párgruvúri, páruvúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːri ˈpaːruvuːri	párgruvovúris, páruvovúris (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuːris ˈpaːruvɔvuːris	párgruvovúrite, páruvovúrite (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuːritɛ ˈpaːruvɔvuːritɛ	párgruvovúri, páruvovúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuːri ˈpaːruvɔvuːri
past	puoruveveriè ˈpuoruvɛvɛri.ɛ	puoruveverin ˈpuoruvɛvɛrin	puoruveveriș ˈpuoruvɛvɛriʃ	puoruveveri ˈpuoruvɛvɛri	puoruvevúris ˈpuoruvɛvuːris	puoruvevúrite ˈpuoruvɛvuːritɛ	puoruvevúri ˈpuoruvɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian spárt, párt, from Old Radestrian spārtt, from Proto-Radic *spārht, with an unexplained lowering, from Proto-Hirdic *spōr-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spowr- (to cook).

párúsnouninanimateuncountable01/08/2026

ˈpaːruːs

GEN.SG páruvu ADJ páruviș

yeast

	singular
nominative	párús ˈpaːruːs
vocative	párúse ˈpaːruːsɛ
genitive	páruvu ˈpaːruvu
dative	páruva ˈpaːruva
accusative	párúd ˈpaːruːd
instrumental	páruvúr ˈpaːruvuːr

From Middle Radestrian spárús, párús, from Old Radestrian spārulro, from Proto-Radic *spārulur, from Proto-Hirdic *spṓrulus, from Proto-Laenkean *spowr-ol-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spowr- (to cook). See párt.

páspraþsnouninanimateuncountable01/08/2026

ˈpaːspraθs

GEN.SG pásprusk NOM.PL páspraðe ADJ pásproðiș

Radestrian onion soup

	singular	plural
nominative	páspraþs ˈpaːspraθs	páspraðe ˈpaːspraðɛ
vocative	páspraþse ˈpaːspraθsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pásprusk ˈpaːsprɤsk	páspraðiris ˈpaːspraðiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	páspraðis ˈpaːspraðis
dative	páspraða ˈpaːspraða	páspraðirín ˈpaːspraðiriːn
accusative	pásprast ˈpaːsprast	páspraðirid ˈpaːspraðirid
instrumental	páspraðúr ˈpaːspraðuːr	páspraðiríe ˈpaːspraðiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian plásspraþs, from Old Radestrian prāðspraþro, from Proto-Radic *pārðsparþur, from *pārðs (leek, onion) + *spārþur (soup), equivalent to prázs + práþs.

pastsnouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

pasts

GEN.SG pastusk NOM.PL paste GEN₂.PL pastus ADJ pastuș

era, age

Synonym: vynts

	singular	plural
nominative	pasts pasts	paste ˈpastɛ
vocative	pastse ˈpastsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pastusk^△ ˈpastɤsk	pastiris ˈpastiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pastus^△ ˈpastɤs
dative	pasta ˈpasta	pastirín ˈpastiriːn
accusative	past past	pastirid ˈpastirid
instrumental	pastúr ˈpastuːr	pastiríe ˈpastiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pasts, from Old Radestrian pasts, from Proto-Radic *padts, from Proto-Hirdic *pádtəs, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-tʼa-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

pazsnouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

paz

GEN.SG puzg NOM.PL paze ADJ poziș

tube, pipe

	singular	plural
nominative	pazs paz	paze ˈpazɛ
vocative	pazse ˈpazɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	puzg pɤzɡ	paziris ˈpaziris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pazis ˈpazis
dative	paza ˈpaza	pazirín ˈpaziriːn
accusative	pazd pazd	pazirid ˈpazirid
instrumental	pazúr ˈpazuːr	paziríe ˈpaziriːɛ

From Proto-Radic *paðs (long). See poliș.

pirsnouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

pirs

GEN.SG piru NOM.PL pirate | pere ADJ piriș

biology sex

	singular	plural
binary	true
nominative	pirs^△ pirs	pirate ˈpiratɛ	pere ˈpɛrɛ
vocative	perse ˈpɛrsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	piru ˈpiru	piratis ˈpiratis	piriris ˈpiriris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	piris ˈpiris
dative	pira ˈpira	piratín ˈpiratiːn	pirirín ˈpiririːn
accusative	perd pɛrd	piratid ˈpiratid	piririd ˈpiririd
instrumental	pirúr ˈpiruːr	piratíe ˈpiratiːɛ	piriríe ˈpiririːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pirs, from Old Radestrian piss, from Proto-Radic *piss, from Proto-Hirdic *pízis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼiz- (to split).

pjainouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

pjai

GEN.SG pjaisk NOM.PL pjaire ADJ pjaiș

1.ball (small, of soft material)

2.bubble

The word ‘ball’ can be translated in four ways, depending on its size and the type of material it is made of.

Of soft material: pjai (small), pýr (large)
Of hard material: nomai (small), nomír (large)

A general rule of thumb for size is whether it can fit in one’s palm.

	singular	plural
nominative	pjai pjai	pjaire ˈpjairɛ
vocative	pjaise ˈpjaisɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pjaisk pjaisk	pjairis ˈpjairis
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pjais pjais
dative	pjain pjain	pjairín ˈpjairiːn
accusative	pjaist pjaist	pjairid ˈpjairid
instrumental	pjaivúr ˈpjaivuːr	pjairíe ˈpjairiːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pjair, from Old Radestrian pjair, from Proto-Radic *pjawir, from Proto-Hirdic *piḡákhwis, from *pýḡis + *-ákhwis, equivalent to pýr + -ai.

pjánștverbintransitive02/08/2026

pjaːnʃt

NPST.1S pjánșe PST.1S pjánșei PRESPART pjánșevú PSPART pjánșúl

to chat, to talk

nonfinite forms
infinitive	pjánșt pjaːnʃt
connegative	pjánșta ˈpjaːnʃta
supine	pjánștúr ˈpjaːnʃtuːr
participle	present	adjectival	pjánșeș ˈpjaːnʃɛʃ
adverbial	pjánșevú ˈpjaːnʃɛvuː
past	adjectival	pjánșúș ˈpjaːnʃuːʃ
adverbial	pjánșúl ˈpjaːnʃuːl
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		pjánșa ˈpjaːnʃa	pjánșúș ˈpjaːnʃuːʃ		pjánșuoș ˈpjaːnʃuoʃ		pjánșovú ˈpjaːnʃɔvuː
indicative	non-past	pjánșe ˈpjaːnʃɛ	pjánș pjaːnʃ	pjánșuos ˈpjaːnʃuos	pjánșuote ˈpjaːnʃuotɛ	pjánșú ˈpjaːnʃuː
past	pjánșei ˈpjaːnʃei	pjánșen ˈpjaːnʃɛn	pjánșeș ˈpjaːnʃɛʃ	pjánșe ˈpjaːnʃɛ
subjunctive	non-past	pjánșai ˈpjaːnʃai	pjánșá ˈpjaːnʃaː	pjánșaș ˈpjaːnʃaʃ	pjánșa ˈpjaːnʃa	pjánșavuos ˈpjaːnʃavuos	pjánșavuote ˈpjaːnʃavuotɛ	pjánșavú ˈpjaːnʃavuː
past	pjánșain ˈpjaːnʃain	pjánșaiș ˈpjaːnʃaiʃ	pjánșai ˈpjaːnʃai
optative	non-past	pjánșúe ˈpjaːnʃuːɛ	pjánșova ˈpjaːnʃɔva	pjánșúș ˈpjaːnʃuːʃ	pjánșú ˈpjaːnʃuː	pjánșovuos ˈpjaːnʃɔvuos	pjánșovuote ˈpjaːnʃɔvuotɛ	pjánșovú ˈpjaːnʃɔvuː
past	pjánșevei ˈpjaːnʃɛvei	pjánșeven ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛn	pjánșeveș ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛʃ	pjánșeve ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛ	pjánșevuos ˈpjaːnʃɛvuos	pjánșevuote ˈpjaːnʃɛvuotɛ	pjánșevú ˈpjaːnʃɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	pjánștriè ˈpjaːnʃtri.ɛ	pjánștrin ˈpjaːnʃtrin	pjánștriș ˈpjaːnʃtriʃ	pjánștri ˈpjaːnʃtri	pjánșúris ˈpjaːnʃuːris	pjánșúrite ˈpjaːnʃuːritɛ	pjánșúri ˈpjaːnʃuːri
past	pjánșeriè ˈpjaːnʃɛri.ɛ	pjánșerin ˈpjaːnʃɛrin	pjánșeriș ˈpjaːnʃɛriʃ	pjánșeri ˈpjaːnʃɛri
subjunctive	non-past	pjánșariè ˈpjaːnʃari.ɛ	pjánșarin ˈpjaːnʃarin	pjánșariș ˈpjaːnʃariʃ	pjánșari ˈpjaːnʃari	pjánșavúris ˈpjaːnʃavuːris	pjánșavúrite ˈpjaːnʃavuːritɛ	pjánșavúri ˈpjaːnʃavuːri
past	pjánșairiè ˈpjaːnʃairi.ɛ	pjánșairin ˈpjaːnʃairin	pjánșairiș ˈpjaːnʃairiʃ	pjánșairi ˈpjaːnʃairi
optative	non-past	pjánșúriè ˈpjaːnʃuːri.ɛ	pjánșúrin ˈpjaːnʃuːrin	pjánșúriș ˈpjaːnʃuːriʃ	pjánșúri ˈpjaːnʃuːri	pjánșovúris ˈpjaːnʃɔvuːris	pjánșovúrite ˈpjaːnʃɔvuːritɛ	pjánșovúri ˈpjaːnʃɔvuːri
past	pjánșeveriè ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛri.ɛ	pjánșeverin ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛrin	pjánșeveriș ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛriʃ	pjánșeveri ˈpjaːnʃɛvɛri	pjánșevúris ˈpjaːnʃɛvuːris	pjánșevúrite ˈpjaːnʃɛvuːritɛ	pjánșevúri ˈpjaːnʃɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian pênșt, from Old Radestrian pênštt, from Proto-Radic *pênšht, from Proto-Hirdic *pɛ̄́nc̱-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼæj(n)c- (to talk).

pjelanouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

ˈpjɛla

GEN.SG pílusk NOM.PL pílunte | pílore ADJ píluș

anatomy thumb

	singular	plural
binary	true
nominative	pjela ˈpjɛla	pílunte ˈpiːlɤntɛ	pílore ˈpiːlɔrɛ
vocative	pílose ˈpiːlɔsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pílusk ˈpiːlɤsk	píluntis ˈpiːlɤntis	píloris ˈpiːlɔris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pílus ˈpiːlɤs
dative	pílun ˈpiːlɤn	píluntín ˈpiːlɤntiːn	pílorín ˈpiːlɔriːn
accusative	pílust ˈpiːlɤst	píluntid ˈpiːlɤntid	pílorid ˈpiːlɔrid
instrumental	pílovúr ˈpiːlɔvuːr	píluntíe ˈpiːlɤntiːɛ	píloríe ˈpiːlɔriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pílra, from Old Radestrian pijðra, from Proto-Radic *pigðor, from Proto-Hirdic *piḡdhós, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼig-dʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).

pjestverbtransitive02/08/2026

pjɛst

NPST.1S pjeþe PST.1S píðei PRESPART pjesivú PSPART píðúl

to leave behind

Hjei rask pjesta! I’m not leaving you behind!

nonfinite forms
infinitive	pjest pjɛst
connegative	pjesta ˈpjɛsta
supine	pjestúr ˈpjɛstuːr
participle	present	adjectival	pjesiș ˈpjɛsiʃ
adverbial	pjesivú ˈpjɛsivuː
past	adjectival	píðúș ˈpiːðuːʃ
adverbial	píðúl ˈpiːðuːl
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		pjeþa ˈpjɛθa	pjeþúș ˈpjɛθuːʃ		pjeþuoș ˈpjɛθuoʃ		pjeþovú ˈpjɛθɔvuː
indicative	non-past	pjeþe ˈpjɛθɛ	pjeþș pjɛθʃ	pjeþ pjɛθ	pjeþuos ˈpjɛθuos	pjeþuote pjɛˈθuotɛ	pjeþú ˈpjɛθuː
past	píðei ˈpiːðei	píðen ˈpiːðɛn	píðeș ˈpiːðɛʃ	píðe ˈpiːðɛ	píðuos ˈpiːðuos	píðuote ˈpiːðuotɛ	píðú ˈpiːðuː
subjunctive	non-past	pjeþai ˈpjɛθai	pjeþá ˈpjɛθaː	pjeþaș ˈpjɛθaʃ	pjeþa ˈpjɛθa	pjeþavuos ˈpjɛθavuos	pjeþavuote ˈpjɛθavuotɛ	pjeþavú ˈpjɛθavuː
past	píðai ˈpiːðai	píðain ˈpiːðain	píðaiș ˈpiːðaiʃ	píðai ˈpiːðai	píðavuos ˈpiːðavuos	píðavuote ˈpiːðavuotɛ	píðavú ˈpiːðavuː
optative	non-past	pjeþúe pjɛˈθuːɛ	pjeþova ˈpjɛθɔva	pjeþúș ˈpjɛθuːʃ	pjeþú ˈpjɛθuː	pjeþovuos ˈpjɛθɔvuos	pjeþovuote ˈpjɛθɔvuotɛ	pjeþovú ˈpjɛθɔvuː
past	píðevei ˈpiːðɛvei	píðeven ˈpiːðɛvɛn	píðeveș ˈpiːðɛvɛʃ	píðeve ˈpiːðɛvɛ	píðevuos ˈpiːðɛvuos	píðevuote ˈpiːðɛvuotɛ	píðevú ˈpiːðɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	pjeþriè ˈpjɛθri.ɛ	pjeþrin ˈpjɛθrin	pjeþriș ˈpjɛθriʃ	pjeþri ˈpjɛθri	pjeþúris pjɛˈθuːris	pjeþúrite pjɛˈθuːritɛ	pjeþúri pjɛˈθuːri
past	píðeriè ˈpiːðɛri.ɛ	píðerin ˈpiːðɛrin	píðeriș ˈpiːðɛriʃ	píðeri ˈpiːðɛri	píðúris ˈpiːðuːris	píðúrite ˈpiːðuːritɛ	píðúri ˈpiːðuːri
subjunctive	non-past	pjeþariè pjɛˈθari.ɛ	pjeþarin ˈpjɛθarin	pjeþariș ˈpjɛθariʃ	pjeþari ˈpjɛθari	pjeþavúris ˈpjɛθavuːris	pjeþavúrite ˈpjɛθavuːritɛ	pjeþavúri ˈpjɛθavuːri
past	píðairiè ˈpiːðairi.ɛ	píðairin ˈpiːðairin	píðairiș ˈpiːðairiʃ	píðairi ˈpiːðairi	píðavúris ˈpiːðavuːris	píðavúrite ˈpiːðavuːritɛ	píðavúri ˈpiːðavuːri
optative	non-past	pjeþúriè pjɛˈθuːri.ɛ	pjeþúrin pjɛˈθuːrin	pjeþúriș pjɛˈθuːriʃ	pjeþúri pjɛˈθuːri	pjeþovúris ˈpjɛθɔvuːris	pjeþovúrite ˈpjɛθɔvuːritɛ	pjeþovúri ˈpjɛθɔvuːri
past	píðeveriè ˈpiːðɛvɛri.ɛ	píðeverin ˈpiːðɛvɛrin	píðeveriș ˈpiːðɛvɛriʃ	píðeveri ˈpiːðɛvɛri	píðevúris ˈpiːðɛvuːris	píðevúrite ˈpiːðɛvuːritɛ	píðevúri ˈpiːðɛvuːri

nonfinite forms
infinitive	pjeþruot ˈpjɛθruot
connegative	pjeþruota pjɛθˈruota
supine	pjeþruotúr pjɛθˈruotuːr
participle	present	adjectival	pjestruviș ˈpjɛstruviʃ
adverbial	pjestruvivú pjɛsˈtruvivuː
past	adjectival	píðuokș ˈpiːðuokʃ
adverbial	píðúk ˈpiːðuːk
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		pjeþrúa pjɛθˈruːa	pjeþruvúș ˈpjɛθruvuːʃ		pjeþruvuoș ˈpjɛθruvuoʃ		pjeþruvovú pjɛθˈruvɔvuː
indicative	non-past	pjeþrúe pjɛθˈruːɛ	pjeþruva ˈpjɛθruva	pjeþrúș ˈpjɛθruːʃ	pjeþrú ˈpjɛθruː	pjeþruvuos ˈpjɛθruvuos	pjeþruvuote ˈpjɛθruvuotɛ	pjeþruvú ˈpjɛθruvuː
past	pjeþruvei ˈpjɛθruvei	pjeþruven ˈpjɛθruvɛn	pjeþruveș ˈpjɛθruvɛʃ	pjeþruve ˈpjɛθruvɛ
subjunctive	non-past	pjeþruvai ˈpjɛθruvai	pjeþruvá ˈpjɛθruvaː	pjeþruvaș ˈpjɛθruvaʃ	pjeþruva ˈpjɛθruva	pjeþruvavuos pjɛθˈruvavuos	pjeþruvavuote pjɛθˈruvavuotɛ	pjeþruvavú pjɛθˈruvavuː
past	pjeþruvain ˈpjɛθruvain	pjeþruvaiș ˈpjɛθruvaiʃ	pjeþruvai ˈpjɛθruvai
optative	non-past	pjeþruvúe ˈpjɛθruvuːɛ	pjeþruvova pjɛθˈruvɔva	pjeþruvúș ˈpjɛθruvuːʃ	pjeþruvú ˈpjɛθruvuː	pjeþruvovuos pjɛθˈruvɔvuos	pjeþruvovuote pjɛθˈruvɔvuotɛ	pjeþruvovú pjɛθˈruvɔvuː
past	pjeþruvevei pjɛθˈruvɛvei	pjeþruveven pjɛθˈruvɛvɛn	pjeþruveveș pjɛθˈruvɛvɛʃ	pjeþruveve pjɛθˈruvɛvɛ	pjeþruvevuos pjɛθˈruvɛvuos	pjeþruvevuote pjɛθˈruvɛvuotɛ	pjeþruvevú pjɛθˈruvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	pjeþrúriè pjɛθˈruːri.ɛ	pjeþrúrin pjɛθˈruːrin	pjeþrúriș pjɛθˈruːriʃ	pjeþrúri pjɛθˈruːri	pjeþruvúris ˈpjɛθruvuːris	pjeþruvúrite ˈpjɛθruvuːritɛ	pjeþruvúri ˈpjɛθruvuːri
past	pjeþruveriè pjɛθˈruvɛri.ɛ	pjeþruverin pjɛθˈruvɛrin	pjeþruveriș pjɛθˈruvɛriʃ	pjeþruveri pjɛθˈruvɛri
subjunctive	non-past	pjeþruvariè pjɛθˈruvari.ɛ	pjeþruvarin pjɛθˈruvarin	pjeþruvariș pjɛθˈruvariʃ	pjeþruvari pjɛθˈruvari	pjeþruvavúris pjɛθˈruvavuːris	pjeþruvavúrite pjɛθˈruvavuːritɛ	pjeþruvavúri pjɛθˈruvavuːri
past	pjeþruvairiè ˈpjɛθruvairi.ɛ	pjeþruvairin ˈpjɛθruvairin	pjeþruvairiș ˈpjɛθruvairiʃ	pjeþruvairi ˈpjɛθruvairi
optative	non-past	pjeþruvúriè ˈpjɛθruvuːri.ɛ	pjeþruvúrin ˈpjɛθruvuːrin	pjeþruvúriș ˈpjɛθruvuːriʃ	pjeþruvúri ˈpjɛθruvuːri	pjeþruvovúris pjɛθˈruvɔvuːris	pjeþruvovúrite pjɛθˈruvɔvuːritɛ	pjeþruvovúri pjɛθˈruvɔvuːri
past	pjeþruveveriè pjɛθˈruvɛvɛri.ɛ	pjeþruveverin pjɛθˈruvɛvɛrin	pjeþruveveriș pjɛθˈruvɛvɛriʃ	pjeþruveveri pjɛθˈruvɛvɛri	pjeþruvevúris pjɛθˈruvɛvuːris	pjeþruvevúrite pjɛθˈruvɛvuːritɛ	pjeþruvevúri pjɛθˈruvɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian pést, from Old Radestrian pǫþtt, from Proto-Radic *pǫþht (to leave), from Proto-Hirdic *pɤ̄th-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼojtʰ- (to let go).

plecytverbintransitive02/08/2026

ˈplɛtsit

NPST.1S plecyè PST.1S plecýe PRESPART plecývú PSPART plecjúl

to burst, to pop

nonfinite forms
infinitive	plecyt ˈplɛtsit
connegative	plecyta ˈplɛtsita
supine	plecytúr ˈplɛtsituːr
participle	present	adjectival	plecýș ˈplɛtsiːʃ
adverbial	plecývú plɛˈtsiːvuː
past	adjectival	plecjúș ˈplɛtʃuːʃ
adverbial	plecjúl ˈplɛtʃuːl
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		plecyja ˈplɛtsi.a	plecyvúș ˈplɛtsivuːʃ		plecyvuoș ˈplɛtsivuoʃ		plecyvovú plɛˈtsivɔvuː
indicative	non-past	plecyè ˈplɛtsi.ɛ	plecyva ˈplɛtsiva	plecyș ˈplɛtsiʃ	plecy ˈplɛtsi	plecyvuos ˈplɛtsivuos	plecyvuote ˈplɛtsivuotɛ	plecyvú ˈplɛtsivuː
past	plecýe plɛˈtsiːɛ	plecýn ˈplɛtsiːn	plecýș ˈplɛtsiːʃ	plecý ˈplɛtsiː	plecyjuos ˈplɛtsi.uos	plecyjuote ˈplɛtsi.uotɛ	plecyjú ˈplɛtsi.uː
subjunctive	non-past	plecyvai ˈplɛtsivai	plecyvá ˈplɛtsivaː	plecyvaș ˈplɛtsivaʃ	plecyva ˈplɛtsiva	plecyvavuos plɛˈtsivavuos	plecyvavuote plɛˈtsivavuotɛ	plecyvavú plɛˈtsivavuː
past	plecyjai ˈplɛtsi.ai	plecyjain ˈplɛtsi.ain	plecyjaiș ˈplɛtsi.aiʃ	plecyjai ˈplɛtsi.ai	plecyjavuos plɛˈtsi.avuos	plecyjavuote plɛˈtsi.avuotɛ	plecyjavú plɛˈtsi.avuː
optative	non-past	plecyvúe ˈplɛtsivuːɛ	plecyvova plɛˈtsivɔva	plecyvúș ˈplɛtsivuːʃ	plecyvú ˈplɛtsivuː	plecyvovuos plɛˈtsivɔvuos	plecyvovuote plɛˈtsivɔvuotɛ	plecyvovú plɛˈtsivɔvuː
past	plecývei plɛˈtsiːvei	plecýven plɛˈtsiːvɛn	plecýveș plɛˈtsiːvɛʃ	plecýve plɛˈtsiːvɛ	plecývuos plɛˈtsiːvuos	plecývuote plɛˈtsiːvuotɛ	plecývú plɛˈtsiːvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	plecyriè plɛˈtsiri.ɛ	plecyrin ˈplɛtsirin	plecyriș ˈplɛtsiriʃ	plecyri ˈplɛtsiri	plecyvúris ˈplɛtsivuːris	plecyvúrite ˈplɛtsivuːritɛ	plecyvúri ˈplɛtsivuːri
past	plecýriè plɛˈtsiːri.ɛ	plecýrin plɛˈtsiːrin	plecýriș plɛˈtsiːriʃ	plecýri plɛˈtsiːri	plecyjúris ˈplɛtsi.uːris	plecyjúrite ˈplɛtsi.uːritɛ	plecyjúri ˈplɛtsi.uːri
subjunctive	non-past	plecyvariè plɛˈtsivari.ɛ	plecyvarin plɛˈtsivarin	plecyvariș plɛˈtsivariʃ	plecyvari plɛˈtsivari	plecyvavúris plɛˈtsivavuːris	plecyvavúrite plɛˈtsivavuːritɛ	plecyvavúri plɛˈtsivavuːri
past	plecyjairiè ˈplɛtsi.airi.ɛ	plecyjairin ˈplɛtsi.airin	plecyjairiș ˈplɛtsi.airiʃ	plecyjairi ˈplɛtsi.airi	plecyjavúris plɛˈtsi.avuːris	plecyjavúrite plɛˈtsi.avuːritɛ	plecyjavúri plɛˈtsi.avuːri
optative	non-past	plecyvúriè ˈplɛtsivuːri.ɛ	plecyvúrin ˈplɛtsivuːrin	plecyvúriș ˈplɛtsivuːriʃ	plecyvúri ˈplɛtsivuːri	plecyvovúris plɛˈtsivɔvuːris	plecyvovúrite plɛˈtsivɔvuːritɛ	plecyvovúri plɛˈtsivɔvuːri
past	plecýveriè plɛˈtsiːvɛri.ɛ	plecýverin plɛˈtsiːvɛrin	plecýveriș plɛˈtsiːvɛriʃ	plecýveri plɛˈtsiːvɛri	plecývúris plɛˈtsiːvuːris	plecývúrite plɛˈtsiːvuːritɛ	plecývúri plɛˈtsiːvuːri

From Middle Radestrian plecytt, from Old Radestrian plecytt, from Proto-Radic *pilcyht, from Proto-Hirdic *pilký-, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼig-l̥kʼý-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).

polișadjectivecomparable02/08/2026

ˈpɔliʃ

COMP paluobș ADV polí

long

Antonym: rayș

degree	form
positive	poliș ˈpɔliʃ
comparative	paluobș paˈluopʃ
superlative	palúvaș paˈluːvaʃ
excessive	palâbyș ˈpalɤbiʃ

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
poliș ˈpɔliʃ	polișe ˈpɔliʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
polișa ˈpɔliʃa	polișa’ ˈpɔliʃa	polișag ˈpɔliʃaɡ	polișai ˈpɔliʃai	polișei, poliși (colloquial) ˈpɔliʃei ˈpɔliʃi	polișu ˈpɔliʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	polișe ˈpɔliʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	polișk ˈpɔliʃk	polișesk ˈpɔliʃɛsk	polișeris pɔˈliʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	polișes ˈpɔliʃɛs
dative	polișa ˈpɔliʃa	polișen ˈpɔliʃɛn	polișerín pɔˈliʃɛriːn
accusative	polișt ˈpɔliʃt	polișest ˈpɔliʃɛst	polișerid pɔˈliʃɛrid
instrumental	polișúr ˈpɔliʃuːr	polișevúr pɔˈliʃɛvuːr	polișeríe pɔˈliʃɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian poliș, from Old Radestrian poðišjer, from Proto-Radic *paðs, *pòðišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *pádhəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

prasnounanimatecountable02/08/2026

pras

GEN.SG preg NOM.PL prage ADJ prajeș

zoology ram

	singular	plural
nominative	pras pras	prage ˈpraɡɛ
vocative	prase ˈprasɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	preg prɛɡ	prajeris ˈprajɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	prajes ˈprajɛs
dative	praga ˈpraɡa	prajerín ˈprajɛriːn
accusative	prad prad	prajerid ˈprajɛrid
instrumental	pragúr ˈpraɡuːr	prajeríe ˈprajɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian prass, from Old Radestrian præǧre, from Proto-Radic *perhir, from Proto-Hirdic *pérhis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼerh- (goat-like animal).

práþsnouninanimateuncountableorcountable02/08/2026

praːθs

GEN.SG pruosk NOM.PL práðe ADJ prúðiș

1.soup

2.broth

	singular	plural
nominative	práþs praːθs	práðe ˈpraːðɛ
vocative	práþse ˈpraːθsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pruosk pruosk	práðiris ˈpraːðiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	práðis ˈpraːðis
dative	práða ˈpraːða	práðirín ˈpraːðiriːn
accusative	prást praːst	práðirid ˈpraːðirid
instrumental	práðúr ˈpraːðuːr	práðiríe ˈpraːðiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian spráþs, práþs, from Old Radestrian sprāþro, from Proto-Radic *spārþur, from Proto-Hirdic *spṓrthus, from Proto-Laenkean *spowr-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spowr- (to cook).

prazganouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

ˈprazɡa

GEN.SG prazgusk NOM.PL prazgore ADJ prazguș

onion

	singular	plural
nominative	prazga ˈprazɡa	prazgore ˈprazɡɔrɛ
vocative	prazgose ˈprazɡɔsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	prazgusk ˈprazɡɤsk	prazgoris ˈprazɡɔris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	prazgus ˈprazɡɤs
dative	prazgun ˈprazɡɤn	prazgorín ˈprazɡɔriːn
accusative	prazgust ˈprazɡɤst	prazgorid ˈprazɡɔrid
instrumental	prazgovúr ˈprazɡɔvuːr	prazgoríe ˈprazɡɔriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian prazga, from Old Radestrian praðǧra, from Proto-Radic *parðǧor, from *pārðs (leek, onion) + *-ǧor, equivalent to prázs (leek) + -ga.

prázsnouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

praːz

GEN.SG praozg NOM.PL práze ADJ praoziș

leek

	singular	plural
nominative	prázs praːz	práze ˈpraːzɛ
vocative	prázse ˈpraːzɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	praozg prɔːzɡ	práziris ˈpraːziris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	prázis ˈpraːzis
dative	práza ˈpraːza	prázirín ˈpraːziriːn
accusative	prázd praːzd	prázirid ˈpraːzirid
instrumental	prázúr ˈpraːzuːr	práziríe ˈpraːziriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian prázz, from Old Radestrian prāðs, from Proto-Radic *pārðs, from Proto-Hirdic *páḡərdhəs, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼa<gar>dʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

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