Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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rvuons nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
rvuons
GEN.SG rvuong NOM.PL rvuone ADJ rvúniș
3.mathematics ratio
4.chemistry bond
5.computing link
From Middle Radestrian arvuvuns, arvúns, rvúns, from Old Radestrian arrlŭvŭns, from Proto-Radic *ahrlıvıns, from Proto-Hirdic *hrləbhɯ́nɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *srl̥bʱ-ɯ́n-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *srɯlbʱ- (hook).
rvyeņs nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
rvieŋs
GEN.SG rvyeņg NOM.PL rvyeņe ADJ rvýņiș
field, pasture (especially for livestock)
Synonym: vana
From Middle Radestrian rvǿŋs, from Old Radestrian rwø̄ŋre, from Proto-Radic *rwęŋir, from Proto-Hirdic *rwø̄́ŋis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *rwewŋ- (field).
rvýș nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
rviːʃ
GEN.SG rvyej NOM.PL rvyeje ADJ rvýjeș
From Middle Radestrian rvǿș, from Old Radestrian rwø̄jre, from Proto-Radic *rwęǧir, from Proto-Riyanic *rwǿḡi, from Proto-Hirdic *rwø̄́ŋis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *rwewŋ- (field).
‘s suffix09/07/2026
-s
o’clock
er rvá’s at two o’clock
The suffix is mandatory for hours 1–12, but when using the 24h clock, it cannot be used with hours 13–23 or 0.
Clipping of as dvuslig (of the clock). See dvusles (clock).
sá preposition+ dative09/08/2026
saː
spatial denotes approach to an outer boundary or established place of daily life; to, round
From Middle Radestrian sá, from Old Radestrian sǣ, from Proto-Radic *śǣ, from Proto-Hirdic *sjē, from Proto-Laenkean *sjej (towards).
sálstras nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
ˈsaːlstras
GEN.SG sálstrug NOM.PL sálstrage ADJ sálstrojeș
botany opium poppy
From Middle Radestrian assálstrass, from Old Radestrian asþǣrdstrass, from Proto-Radic *asþǣrdstarhs, from *asþǣrds (opium) + *stārhs (flower), equivalent to asárds + strás.
sát verbtransitive08/08/2026
saːt
NPST.1S sai PST.1S seșei PRESPART sașevú PSPART savúl
to slice, to cut
Synonym: rneat
From Middle Radestrian saht, from Old Radestrian sæhtt, from Proto-Radic *śæhht, from Proto-Hirdic *sjep̄-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sjep- (to cut off).
Sátruns proper nounout-of-world24/07/2026
ˈsaːtrɤns
GEN.SG Sátrung
1.animate mythology Saturn (god)
2.inanimate astronomy Saturn (planet)
Synonym: Deșa (in-world)
Coordinate terms: Merkârș (Mercury), Venere (Venus), Hlýgans (Earth), Marts (Mars), Jús (Jupiter), Úrans (Uranus), Neftuons (Neptune)
Borrowed from Latin Sāturnus.
se- prefix08/08/2026
ˈsɛ-
ad-, to-, on-
From Middle Radestrian si-, from Old Radestrian si-, from Proto-Radic *śi-, from Proto-Hirdic *sji-, from Proto-Laenkean *sji-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sjej- (towards).
sá
secír nounanimatecountable08/08/2026
ˈsɛtsiːr
GEN.SG secí NOM.PL secíre GEN₂.PL secjes ADJ secíș
1.biology parasite
2.archaic zoology leech
Synonym: se[[ķ>cj]]s
From Middle Radestrian slecér, from Old Radestrian tlecēr, from Proto-Radic *tilcēr (leech), from Proto-Hirdic *tilkéḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *tʼilkʼ-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tʼæjlkʼ- (to suck, to soak).
segai nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
ˈsɛɡai
GEN.SG segaisk NOM.PL segaire ADJ segaiș
From Middle Radestrian slegair, contaminated by seles, from Old Radestrian sleǧair, from Proto-Radic *śilhawir, likely an old diminutive of *śihlejir (scythe), equivalent to seles + -ai.
se[[ķ>cj]]s nounanimatecountable23/08/2026
sɛtʃ
GEN.SG seșk NOM.PL se[[ķ>cj]]e ADJ seķeș
zoology leech
From Middle Radestrian sletç, back-formed from sleçans, from Old Radestrian tlecjænss, from Proto-Radic *tilcjænhs (leeches), from *tilcēr (leech) + *-ænhs (collective), equivalent to secír + -ans.
seles nouninanimatecountable08/08/2026
ˈsɛlɛs
GEN.SG selig DAT.SG seleva NOM.PL selei GEN₂.PL selies ADJ selíș
From Middle Radestrian silless, from Old Radestrian sillēr, from Proto-Radic *śihlejir, from Proto-Hirdic *sjip̄léṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *sjip-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sjep- (to cut off).
sellýr nouninanimatecountable26/09/2026
ˈsɛlliːr
GEN.SG sellýj NOM.PL sellýre ADJ sellýș
front
Antonym: hralýr
The word sellýr refers to a forwards-facing surface; for the anterior section of something, serrevỉr is used.
sen- (fore-) + lýr (face)
sema adverbuncomparable24/08/2026
ˈsɛma
ADJ semadiș
time tomorrow
Antonym: horade
From Middle Radestrian slima, from Old Radestrian slimad, slima, from Proto-Radic *slimad (yesterday), from the Proto-Laenkean root *slajm- (before).
semade adverbuncomparable08/08/2026
ˈsɛmadɛ
colloquial humorous synonym of sema (tomorrow)
Mainly used in the phrase semade horade.
Contamination of sema (tomorrow) by horade.
semade horade adverbuncomparable08/08/2026
ˈsɛmadɛ ˈhɔradɛ
idiomatic as always, as usual
by extension unsurprisingly
semade (tomorrow) + horade (yesterday)
sen- prefix08/08/2026
ˈsɛn-
From Middle Radestrian sim-, slin-, sim-, sin-, contaminated by si- (ad-), from Old Radestrian slim-, from Proto-Radic *slim-, from Proto-Hirdic *slim-, from Proto-Laenkean *slim-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *slajm- (before).
senorade adverbuncomparable27/09/2026
sɛˈnɔradɛ
ADJ senoradiș
sen- (pre-) + horade (yesterday)
senviemt verbtransitive08/08/2026
ˈsɛnviemt
NPST.1S senvínui PST.1S senvímei PRESPART senviemivú PSPART senvímúl
to prevent
From Middle Radestrian slinvímt, sinvímt, from Old Radestrian slinvīmtt, from Proto-Radic *slimhîmht, from *slim- (pre-) + *hîmht (to stop), equivalent to sen- + hjemt.