Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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raznievs nounanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈrazniefs
GEN.SG raznívu NOM.PL raznieve ADJ razníviș
zoology seal
From Middle Radestrian raznévs, from rads (water) + névs (dog), equivalent to rads + njøs.
razudt verb20/06/2026
ˈrazɤt
NPST.1S razûte NPST.3P razotú PST.1S razoei PRESPART razuzdivú PSPART razodúl
dialectal synonym of razvdt
razuzde nouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈrazɤzdɛ
GEN.SG razuzdisk NOM.PL razuzdire ADJ razuzdiș
From Middle Radestrian razuzdre, a nominalisation of the present participle of razutt. See razvdt.
razvdír nounanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈrazvdiːr ˈrazdiːr
GEN.SG razvdí NOM.PL razvdíre ADJ razvdíș
Variant: razodír (dialectal)
music musician (one who plays an instrument), instrumentalist
Synonym: rezodír (dated)
Used in contrast with the term orizír (vocalist).
From razvdt + -ír. Doublet of rezodír (musician).
razvdt verbmusic24/08/2026
rasft rast
NPST.1S rasfte NPST.3P razeftú, rasftú PST.1S razevei, razvei PRESPART razvzdivú PSPART razvdúl
Variant: razudt (dialectal)
1.transitive
1. to play (music) (on instrument = + instrumental)
2.+ instrumental to play (an instrument) (instrument is indefinite)
Asvavúr gjøn rasft? Do you play the violin?
3. to play (audio) (on medium = + instrumental)
2.intransitive to play
1. to play music, to perform
2. to be on (of devices emitting audio)
Historically, razvdt has not included singing. Though some may use the verb to include singing, this is generally rejected by many. Compare the development of rezodír (musician), which nowadays does include vocalists.
From Middle Radestrian razutt, from Old Radestrian ræðvdtt, from Proto-Radic *ræðbdht, from Proto-Hirdic *sǽdhəḇɟ-, from Proto-Laenkean *sæ<dʱæb>ɟ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sæɟ- (to make sounds). Stem levelled analogously with present stem rasft-.
re pronounpersonal09/07/2026
rɛ
GEN.SG rask | rátú DAT.SG ran | rá POSS.SG lirș | liriș
informal second-person singular pronoun; you; your, yours (thou, thee; thy, thine)
Synonym: lește (formal)
From Middle Radestrian re (rá-), from Old Radestrian re (rā-), from Proto-Radic *re (rā-), from Proto-Hirdic *se (sa-), from Proto-Laenkean *seʔ, oblique *sn̥ʔ-.
re- prefix29/08/2026
ˈrɛ-
good, well, eu-
Antonym: hrâ-
Historically, re- has also been used to reinforce certain words with little to no effect on its semantics, usually with concepts already considered good, e.g. reșvát (to breathe), from earlier șvát with the same meaning.
From Middle Radestrian ri(n)-, from Old Radestrian ri(n)-, from Proto-Radic *ri (n), from Proto-Hirdic *ri(n)-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ri(n)-.
Reans proper nounanimatein-world06/08/2026
ræːns
GEN.SG Reang NOM.PL Reane
name Radestrian male given name; Rean
From Middle Radestrian Rians, from Old Radestrian Riæns, from Proto-Radic *Rijæns, from Proto-Hirdic *sijǽnəs, from Proto-Laenkean *siɟ-ǽn-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sæɟ- (to make sounds). Doublet of Rians.
rebis nounanimatecountable17/10/2026
ˈrɛbis
GEN.SG rebisk NOM.PL rebise ADJ rebisiș
From Middle Radestrian ribiss, biss, from Old Radestrian biþþre, from Proto-Radic *bihþir, from Proto-Hirdic *bíḵthis, from Proto-Laenkean *ᵐbik-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbik- (to damage, to harm).
redeat verbtransitive23/09/2026
ˈrɛdæːt
NPST.1S redei PST.1S redișei PRESPART redetivú PSPART redevúl
to benefit, to advantage, to favour (+ dative)
Antonym: hrâdeat
re- (well) + deat (to do)
redes nouninanimatecountable23/09/2026
ˈrɛdɛs
GEN.SG redisk NOM.PL redese ADJ redisiș
re- (good) + des (fact)
redesevíș adjectivecomparable23/09/2026
rɛˈdɛsɛviːʃ
COMP hevúb redesevíș ADV redeseve
redes (advantage) + -evíș (-ed)
rediș adjectiveuncomparable04/10/2026
ˈrɛdiʃ
ADV redí
positive
Antonym: iradiș
From re- + -d- + -iș, perhaps modelled after adiș (additional).
-reds suffixnominal23/08/2026
-rɛdz
GEN.SG -rezg
settlement-naming suffix; -tree
From Middle Radestrian -reds, -rede, from Old Radestrian -reds, from Proto-Radic *-hirds, from *hîrds (tree). Related to hrieds.
redvaruot verbintransitivedeponent05/10/2026
ˈrɛdvaruot
NPST.1S redvarúe PST.1S redvaruvei PRESPART redvaruvivú PSPART redvarúk
to be responsible, to be liable (for = ha1 + accusative)
re- (well) + dvaruot (to speak)
redvemt verbintransitive29/08/2026
ˈrɛdvɛmt
NPST.1S redvenui PST.1S redvemei PRESPART redvemivú PSPART redvemúl
1. to be right, to be correct, to be true
2. to apply, to hold true
re- (eu-) + dvemt (to exist)
reft verbtransitive03/08/2026
rɛft
NPST.1S refe PST.1S revei PRESPART refivú PSPART revúl
to weave
From Middle Radestrian reft, from Old Radestrian reftt, from Proto-Radic *irfht, from Proto-Hirdic *irph-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔirpʰ- (to writhe).
refvanovíș adjectivecomparable25/09/2026
rɛˈfanɔviːʃ
COMP hevúb refvanovíș ADV refvanove
refvans (balance) + -ovíș
refvans nouninanimatecountable25/09/2026
ˈrɛfans
GEN.SG refvung NOM.PL refvane ADJ refvoniș
re- (eu-) + fvans (state)
rekuos nouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈrɛkuos
GEN.SG rekuog DAT.SG rekúva NOM.PL rekuoje ADJ rekújeș
From Middle Radestrian rikúss (idol), from Old Radestrian rikūss, from Proto-Radic *rikūhs (statue), from Proto-Hirdic *ri(n)kū́ḵɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-kʼɯwk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼɯwk- (image).