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práþs nouninanimateuncountableorcountable24/08/2026

praːθs

GEN.SG pruosk NOM.PL práðe ADJ prúðiș

food

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).

prazga nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

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.

prázs nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

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).

prezs nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

prɛz

GEN.SG prezg NOM.PL preze ADJ preziș

shell

	singular	plural
nominative	prezs prɛz	preze ˈprɛzɛ
vocative	prezse ˈprɛzɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	prezg prɛzɡ	preziris ˈprɛziris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	prezis ˈprɛzis
dative	preza ˈprɛza	prezirín ˈprɛziriːn
accusative	prezd prɛzd	prezirid ˈprɛzirid
instrumental	prezúr ˈprɛzuːr	preziríe ˈprɛziriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian prezz, from Old Radestrian prezre, from Proto-Radic *pirzir, from Proto-Hirdic *pírzis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼi<r>z-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼiz- (to split).

prus nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

prɤs

GEN.SG prusk DAT.SG prosa NOM.PL prûse ADJ prosiș

point, tip, peak, cusp, summit

Synonym: tvír

	singular	plural
nominative	prus prɤs	prûse ˈprɤsɛ
vocative	prûse ˈprɤsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	prusk prɤsk	prosiris ˈprɔsiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	prosis ˈprɔsis
dative	prosa ˈprɔsa	prosirín ˈprɔsiriːn
accusative	prust prɤst	prosirid ˈprɔsirid
instrumental	prosúr ˈprɔsuːr	prosiríe ˈprɔsiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pruss, from Old Radestrian prosro, from Proto-Radic *pursur, from Proto-Hirdic *púrsus, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼurs- (point).

psyș adjectivecomparable02/08/2026

psiʃ

COMP hevúb psyș ADV psyí

stupid, dumb, silly

degree	form
positive	psyș psiʃ
comparative	hevúb psyș ˈhɛvuːb psiʃ
superlative	hevúva psyș hɛˈvuːva psiʃ
excessive	hevâbe psyș ˈhɛvɤbɛ psiʃ

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
psyș psiʃ	psyșe ˈpsiʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
psyș[[a>ă]] ˈpsiʃa	psyș[[a>ă]]’ ˈpsiʃa	psyș[[a>ă]]g ˈpsiʃaɡ	psyș[[a>ă]]i ˈpsiʃai	psyșei, psyși (colloquial) ˈpsiʃei ˈpsiʃi	psyșu ˈpsiʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	psyșe ˈpsiʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	psyșk psiʃk	psyșesk ˈpsiʃɛsk	psyșeris ˈpsiʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	psyșes ˈpsiʃɛs
dative	psyșa ˈpsiʃa	psyșen ˈpsiʃɛn	psyșerín ˈpsiʃɛriːn
accusative	psyșt psiʃt	psyșest ˈpsiʃɛst	psyșerid ˈpsiʃɛrid
instrumental	psyșúr ˈpsiʃuːr	psyșevúr ˈpsiʃɛvuːr	psyșeríe ˈpsiʃɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian psyș, of unknown origin, perhaps from Proto-Radic *pothwer, from Proto-Hirdic *podkhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

puks nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

pɤks

GEN.SG puksk NOM.PL pukse ADJ puksiș

ditch

	singular	plural
nominative	puks pɤks	pukse ˈpɤksɛ
vocative	pukse ˈpɤksɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	puksk pɤksk	puksiris ˈpɤksiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	puksis ˈpɤksis
dative	puksa ˈpɤksa	puksirín ˈpɤksiriːn
accusative	pukst pɤkst	puksirid ˈpɤksirid
instrumental	puksúr ˈpɤksuːr	puksiríe ˈpɤksiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian puks, from Old Radestrian pokþro, from Proto-Radic *pokþur, from Proto-Hirdic *pókthus, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼokʰ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼokʰ- (to dig).

puosts nouninanimatecountable24/08/2026

puosts

GEN.SG puostusk NOM.PL puoste GEN₂.PL puostus ADJ puostuș

time season

Puosts [[a>ă]] hjasvaorjeșe vaș. It’s watermelon season.

	singular	plural
nominative	puosts puosts	puoste ˈpuostɛ
vocative	puostse ˈpuostsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	puostusk^△ ˈpuostɤsk	puostiris ˈpuostiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	puostus^△ ˈpuostɤs
dative	puosta ˈpuosta	puostirín ˈpuostiriːn
accusative	puost puost	puostirid ˈpuostirid
instrumental	puostúr ˈpuostuːr	puostiríe ˈpuostiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pósts, from Old Radestrian pōsts, from Proto-Radic *pōtts, from Proto-Hirdic *pṓttəs, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼowtʰ-tʼa-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼowtʰ- (to mow).

pýe nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

ˈpiːɛ

GEN.SG pyeusk NOM.PL pyeure ADJ pyeuș

pathology bubo

	singular	plural
nominative	pýe ˈpiːɛ	pyeure ˈpiːurɛ
vocative	pyeuse ˈpiːusɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pyeusk ˈpiːɤsk	pyeuris ˈpiːuris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pyeus ˈpiːɤs
dative	pyeun ˈpiːɤn	pyeurín ˈpiːuriːn
accusative	pyeust ˈpiːɤst	pyeurid ˈpiːurid
instrumental	pyeuvúr ˈpiːuvuːr	pyeuríe ˈpiːuriːɛ

proscribed spelling
	singular	plural
nominative	pýe ˈpiːɛ	pýure ˈpiːurɛ
vocative	pýuse ˈpiːusɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pýusk ˈpiːɤsk	pýuris ˈpiːuris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pýus ˈpiːɤs
dative	pýun ˈpiːɤn	pýurín ˈpiːuriːn
accusative	pýust ˈpiːɤst	pýurid ˈpiːurid
instrumental	pýuvúr ˈpiːuvuːr	pýuríe ˈpiːuriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pýhro, from Old Radestrian pȳhhro, from Proto-Radic *pȳhhur, from Proto-Hirdic *pýḡiḵkhus, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼyg-yk-kʰo-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).

pyers nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

piers

GEN.SG pýru NOM.PL pyere ADJ pýriș

side

	singular	plural
nominative	pyers piers	pyere ˈpierɛ
vocative	pyerse ˈpiersɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pýru ˈpiːru	pýriris ˈpiːriris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pýris ˈpiːris
dative	pýra ˈpiːra	pýrirín ˈpiːririːn
accusative	pyerd pierd	pýririd ˈpiːririd
instrumental	pýrúr ˈpiːruːr	pýriríe ˈpiːririːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pǿrs, from Old Radestrian pø̄rs, from Proto-Radic *pwêrs (shoulder, side), from Proto-Hirdic *pwɛ̄́ḏəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼwæjd- (shoulder).

pyes nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

pies

GEN.SG pyeg NOM.PL pýe ADJ pỷș

pathology

1.pock

2.plural acne

	singular	plural
nominative	pyes pies	pýe ˈpiːɛ
vocative	pyese ˈpiesɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pyeg pieɡ	pỷris ˈpiːːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pỷs piːːs
dative	pýva ˈpiːva	pỷrín ˈpiːːriːn
accusative	pyed pied	pỷrid ˈpiːːrid
instrumental	pývúr ˈpiːvuːr	pỷríe ˈpiːːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pýss, from Old Radestrian pȳjre, from Proto-Radic *pȳjir, from Proto-Hirdic *pýḡiḵis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼyg-yk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).

pylles nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

ˈpillɛs

GEN.SG pyllig DAT.SG pylleva NOM.PL pyllei ADJ pyllíș

bottle, flask

	singular	plural
nominative	pylles ˈpillɛs	pyllei ˈpillei
vocative	pyllese ˈpillɛsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pyllig ˈpilliɡ	pyllíris pilˈliːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pyllies ˈpillies
dative	pylleva ˈpillɛva	pyllírín pilˈliːriːn
accusative	pylled ˈpillɛd	pyllírid pilˈliːrid
instrumental	pyllevúr ˈpillɛvuːr	pyllíríe pilˈliːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pjyns, pjynless, reinforced with -less (see -les), from Old Radestrian pjynre, from Proto-Radic *pjynir, from Proto-Hirdic *piḡýnis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼig-ýn-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).

pýr nouninanimatecountable02/08/2026

piːr

GEN.SG pýj NOM.PL pýre ADJ pýș

ball (large, of soft material)

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	pýr piːr	pýre ˈpiːrɛ
vocative	pýse ˈpiːsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pýj piː	pýris ˈpiːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pyes pies
dative	pøa pœa	pýrín ˈpiːriːn
accusative	pýd piːd	pýrid ˈpiːrid
instrumental	pøúr ˈpœ.uːr	pýríe ˈpiːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pýr, from Old Radestrian pȳr, from Proto-Radic *pȳr, from Proto-Hirdic *pýḡis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).

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