From Middle Radestrian váraks, from Old Radestrian wāraks, from Proto-Radic *wāraks, from Proto-Hirdic *wáḡərakəs, from Proto-Laenkean *wa<gar>nkʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *wankʼ-(to shrink, to shrivel, to be ill).
From Middle Radestrian váuraþs, váraþs, from Old Radestrian vāuraþro, from Proto-Radic *vahawuraþur, *vawawuraþur, from *va-(neo-) + *hawuraþur(copper), equivalent to va- + horaþs.
From Middle Radestrian var(u)bér, from Old Radestrian warubér, from Proto-Radic *warubēr, unexpected *wa-, perhaps dissimilation, from Proto-Hirdic *wurwḇéḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *wotʼ-r̥wb-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *wotʼ-(with) + *rwab-(two).
From Middle Radestrian vart, from Old Radestrian lardtt, from Proto-Radic *lırdht, from Proto-Hirdic *lɯrḏ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lɯrd-(to see).
From Middle Radestrian Varþre, from Old Radestrian Larþræ, from Proto-Radic *Lharþer. Borrowed from Kirvic LhasthésЛАСТЕС, from Proto-Hirdic *Ṯlətkhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *tl̥tʰ-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tlotʰ-(hill, mountain).
From Middle Radestrian varsts, from Old Radestrian larsts, from Proto-Radic *lırdts, from Proto-Hirdic *lɯ́rḏtəs, from Proto-Laenkean *lɯrd-tʼa-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lɯrd-(to see).
From Middle Radestrian varútt, from Old Radestrian larŭvtt, from Proto-Radic *alrıvht, of uncertain origin, likely from the Proto-Laenkean root *ŋyl-(to turn).
From Middle Radestrian varus, from Old Radestrian varus, from Proto-Radic *varus(sky), from Proto-Hirdic *bhɔ̄́rəs, *bhɔ́rwəs, from Proto-Laenkean *bʱaw<r>n-, *bʱa<r>w-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱaw(n)-(all).
varyga nouninanimatecountabletime24/08/2026
ˈvariɡa
GEN.SGvaryguskNOM.PLvarygoreADJvaryguș
1.in-world first day of the Laefevo-Radestrian week
From Middle Radestrian varivgra, from Old Radestrian larivǧra, from Proto-Radic *alrivǧor, from *alrıvht(to return) + *-ǧor(augmentative), equivalent to varuot + -ga.
From Middle Radestrian váss, from Old Radestrian váur, from Proto-Radic *vawawur, from Proto-Hirdic *bhakhóṯus, from Proto-Laenkean *bʱn̥-kʰó-t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱan-(father).
While ‘he’ or ‘she’ is typically understood as [+human] in English, vâs is simply [+animate] and thus may include [–human] referents.
For example, English speakers may refer to an insect as ‘it’, or optionally with [+human] pronouns with endearment, but in Radestrian, vara1(it) would be ungrammatical.
singular
short
long
nominative
vâs
vɤs
genitive
vâsk
vɤsk
vâtú
ˈvɤtuː
dative
vân
vɤn
vâva
ˈvɤva
accusative
vâst
vɤst
vâtad
ˈvɤtad
instrumental
vâbúr
ˈvɤbuːr
possessive
vârș
vɤrʃ
vâriș
ˈvɤriʃ
singular
plural
inanimate
animate
vârș
vɤrʃ
vârșe
ˈvɤrʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a
a’
ag
ai
i
u
vârș[[a>ă]]
ˈvɤrʃa
vârș[[a>ă]]’
ˈvɤrʃa
vârș[[a>ă]]g
ˈvɤrʃaɡ
vârș[[a>ă]]i
ˈvɤrʃai
vârșei, vârși (colloquial)
ˈvɤrʃeiˈvɤrʃi
vârșu
ˈvɤrʃu
singular
plural
inanimate
animate
nominative
vârișe
ˈvɤriʃɛ
vocative
genitive
direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)
vârișk
ˈvɤriʃk
vârișesk
ˈvɤriʃɛsk
vârișeris
vɤˈriʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)
vârișes
ˈvɤriʃɛs
dative
vârișa
ˈvɤriʃa
vârișen
ˈvɤriʃɛn
vârișerín
vɤˈriʃɛriːn
accusative
vârișt
ˈvɤriʃt
vârișest
ˈvɤriʃɛst
vârișerid
vɤˈriʃɛrid
instrumental
vârișúr
ˈvɤriʃuːr
vârișevúr
vɤˈriʃɛvuːr
vârișeríe
vɤˈriʃɛriːɛ
From Middle Radestrian vuss, from Old Radestrian lŭss, from Proto-Radic *lıhs, from Proto-Hirdic *lɯ́hɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)lɯh.
In the sense of ‘passenger’, dravastrudzs is used when the driver is at work, e.g. on a train. If the driver is also travelling, e.g. in a private car, the word vasdravastrudzs is used.
From Middle Radestrian svassénus, vassénus, from Old Radestrian slaþþēnvs, from Proto-Radic *slahþēnvs, from Proto-Laenkean *slak=tʰaj(n)bʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *slak-(to blow, to swell, to inflate) + *tʰaj(n)bʱ-(large fish).