Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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serrúívíș adjectiveuncomparable11/09/2026
sɛrˈruːiːviːʃ
ADV serrúíve
genetics haploid
sen- (pre-) + rúívíș (diploid)
serúmiș adjectivecomparable08/08/2026
sɛˈruːmiʃ
COMP serámuobș ADV serúmí
early
Antonym: lieriș
From Middle Radestrian slirômiș, lirômiș, from Old Radestrian slirômišjer, from Proto-Radic *slirāms, *slirômišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *slirā́məs, from Proto-Laenkean *sli<ráp>m-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *slajm- (before).
sfvas nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
sfas
GEN.SG sfvask NOM.PL sfvase ADJ sfvasiș
nut
From Middle Radestrian spvass, from Old Radestrian splass, from Proto-Radic *spalss, from Proto-Hirdic *spálsəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spals- (hazel).
sfvocía nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
sfɔˈtsiːa
GEN.SG sfvociesk NOM.PL sfvociere ADJ sfvocieș
1.in-world sixth month of the Laefevo-Radestrian calendar
Coordinate terms: vanints (1), hrelners (2), gjembraus (3), dvuoþers (4), hraers (5) ↔ alua (7), irgotua (8), cynuers (9), háșers (10), mvaþers (11), dzevans (12), dzestasans (13)
2.out-of-world August
Coordinate terms: mvaþers (January), dzevans (February), vanints (March), hrelners (April), gjembraus (May), dvuoþers (June), hraers (July) ↔ alua (September), irgotua (October), cynuers (November), háșers (December)
From Middle Radestrian spvocíra, from Old Radestrian splocijra, from Proto-Radic *spulciǧor, from *spulcyht (to harvest) + *-ǧor (augmentative), equivalent to sfvocyt + -ía.
sfvocyt verbtransitive08/08/2026
ˈsfɔtsit
NPST.1S sfvocyè PST.1S sfvocýe PRESPART sfvocývú PSPART sfvocjúl
to harvest
From Middle Radestrian spvocytt, from Old Radestrian splocytt, from Proto-Radic *spulcyht, from Proto-Hirdic *spulký-, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)pucʼ-l̥kʼý-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)pocʼ- (to gather).
sfvokuovs nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
sfɔˈkuofs
GEN.SG sfvokúvu NOM.PL sfvokuove ADJ sfvokúviș
From Middle Radestrian spvokôvs, from Old Radestrian splokôls, from Proto-Radic *spulkôls, from Proto-Hirdic *spulkɔ̄́l-, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)pucʼ-l̥kʼ-áwl-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)pocʼ- (to gather).
sieme nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
ˈsiemɛ
GEN.SG siemisk NOM.PL siemire ADJ siemiș
From Middle Radestrian ashémre, shémre, from Old Radestrian ashǫmmre, from Proto-Radic *ashǫkmir, from Proto-Hirdic *skhɤ̄́k-mis, from Proto-Laenkean *skʰojkʼ-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skʰojkʼ- (to carve).
Sírjene proper nounanimatein-world08/08/2026
ˈsiːrjɛnɛ
GEN.SG Sírjeng NOM.PL Sírjene
name Radestrian female given name; Sirena
From Middle Radestrian Sírénre, from Old Radestrian Sīrēnre, from Proto-Radic *Śīrēnir, from Proto-Hirdic *Sjīrḗnis, from Proto-Laenkean *sjej=rejn-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *rejn- (to live).
síș adjectivecomparable08/08/2026
siːʃ
COMP siuobș, sĵauobș ADV sỉ
From Middle Radestrian sljíș, from Old Radestrian tljīšjer, from Proto-Radic *tljǣr, *tljīšjir, from Proto-Hirdic *tliḡéḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *tʼlig-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tʼlojg- (sharp), equivalent to sĵár + -iș.
sĵabs nouninanimatecountable10/09/2026
sjaps
GEN.SG sĵaug NOM.PL sĵabe ADJ sĵabiș
Deverbal of sĵabt (to bind).
sĵabt verbtransitive07/07/2026
sjapt
NPST.1S sĵape PST.1S sĵabei PRESPART sĵaubivú PSPART sĵabúl
to bind, to tie
From Middle Radestrian sljabt, from Old Radestrian sljæbtt, from Proto-Radic *sljæbht, from Proto-Hirdic *sljǽḇ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sljæb- (to bind, to link).
sĵákt verbtransitive08/08/2026
sjaːkt
NPST.1S sĵáke PST.1S sĵácei PRESPART sĵácivú PSPART sĵákúl
1. to suck
2.slang to suck off, to blow, to fellate
From Middle Radestrian slêkt, from Old Radestrian tlêktt, from Proto-Radic *têlkht, from Proto-Hirdic *tɛ̄́lk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tʼæjlkʼ- (to suck, to soak).
sjaoșt verbintransitive09/08/2026
ʃɔːʃt
NPST.1S sjaoșe PST.1S sjaoșei PRESPART sjaoșevú PSPART sjaoșúl
to snore
From Middle Radestrian șôșt, from Old Radestrian šôštt, from Proto-Radic *šôšhht (to sleep heavily), from Proto-Hirdic *c̱ɔ̄́c̱əh-, from Proto-Laenkean *caw~cah-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *cawh- (to sleep, to dream).
sjapt verbtransitive09/08/2026
ʃapt
NPST.1S sjape PST.1S sjepei PRESPART sjafivú PSPART sjapúl
to stick, to glue
From Middle Radestrian șapt, from Old Radestrian šæptt, from Proto-Radic *šæpht, from Proto-Hirdic *chep-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *cʰepʼ- (slick, sticky, slimy).
sĵár nouninanimateuncountable09/08/2026
sjaːr
GEN.SG sĵí ADJ sĵíș
From Middle Radestrian sljár, from Old Radestrian tljǣr, from Proto-Radic *tljǣr, from Proto-Hirdic *tliḡéḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *tʼlig-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tʼlojg- (sharp).
sjarus nouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈʃarɤs
GEN.SG sjurvu NOM.PL sjarui ADJ sjurviș
1.corner (physical, concave or internal)
Synonym: raca (external)
2.mathematics angle
From Middle Radestrian șarus, from Old Radestrian šarvs, from Proto-Radic *šarvs (corner), from Proto-Hirdic *khjárbhəs, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰja<r>bʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʰjabʱ- (horn, spike). The lack of metathesis in Old Radestrian is unexplained. Compare Vanesian șarves, where an expected metathesis is also missing.
sjáște pronounpersonal09/07/2026
ˈʃaːʃtɛ
GEN₂.PL sjás POSS.PL sjárș | sjáriș POSS.PL (2) sjáștiș
1.informal second-person plural pronoun; you; your, yours
2.formal second-person plural pronoun; you; your, yours
From Middle Radestrian șárjișre (yours). Displaced sja in the nominative, which is now only used for royalty. Oblique forms were retained from the original pronoun, from the Proto-Laenkean root *cʰaʔ-.
sjaus numeral02/07/2026
ʃaus
GEN.SG sjavu DAT.SG sjava ADJ sjaviș
ten (10)
Coordinate forms: sjele- (prefix), sjelíș (ordinal)
From Middle Radestrian șaus, from Old Radestrian šæls, from Proto-Radic *šæls, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵjǽləs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kjæl- (ten).
sjavair· prefix21/06/2026
ˌʃavair- ˌʃavɛr-
forms the numbers 11–19; -teen
From Proto-Radic *šæla hêri (on ten), equivalent to sjaus + er.
sjavair·as numeral21/06/2026
ˌʃavaiˈras ˌʃavɛˈras
GEN.SG sjavair·oru DAT.SG sjavair·ara
sjavair· (-teen) + às (one)