Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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spjas nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
spjas
GEN.SG spjâsk NOM.PL spjase ADJ spjâsiș
bag
From Middle Radestrian spjass, from Old Radestrian spjaþs, from Proto-Radic *spjahþs, from Proto-Hirdic *spjáp̄thəs, from Proto-Laenkean *spjap-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spjap- (bundle, tuft).
spoluot verbintransitive14/08/2026
ˈspɔluot
NPST.1S spoluote PST.1S spolúsei PRESPART spoluostivú PSPART spolútúl
1. to sell at a fair (something = + instrumental)
Synonym: ambyeat
2.religion to read mass, to deliver mass
From Middle Radestrian spulútt, from Old Radestrian spuðovtt, from Proto-Radic *spuðobtht, from Proto-Hirdic *spudhóḇc-, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)pu<dʱób>cʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)pocʼ- (to gather).
spolútús nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
spɔˈluːtuːs
GEN.SG spolútuvu NOM.PL spolútúe ADJ spolútuviș
2.religion mass
From Middle Radestrian spulútús, from Old Radestrian spuðovtulro, from Proto-Radic *spuðobtulur, from Proto-Hirdic *spudhóbculus, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)pu<dʱób>cʼ-ol-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)pocʼ- (to gather).
spøs nounanimatecountable14/08/2026
spœs
GEN.SG spivu NOM.PL speve ADJ spiviș
zoology robin (bird)
From Middle Radestrian spevs, from Old Radestrian spelre, from Proto-Radic *spelir, from Proto-Hirdic *spélis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spel- (a small bird).
sprafvas nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
ˈsprafas
GEN.SG sprafvask NOM.PL sprafvase ADJ sprafvasiș
From Middle Radestrian sprapvass, from Old Radestrian spraplass, from Proto-Radic *spırpalss, from Proto-Hirdic *spəspálsəs, from Proto-Laenkean *spa~spals-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spals- (hazel).
spuks nouninanimateuncountable14/08/2026
spɤks
GEN.SG spuksk NOM.PL spukse ADJ spuksiș
mud
From Middle Radestrian spuks, from Old Radestrian spŭkss, from Proto-Radic *spıkþs, from Proto-Hirdic *spɯ́kthɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *spɯkʰ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spɯkʰ- (to sludge, to wash).
sreles nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
ˈsrɛlɛs
GEN.SG srelig DAT.SG sreleva NOM.PL srelei GEN₂.PL sreljes ADJ srelíș
From Middle Radestrian creless, from Old Radestrian crelēr, from Proto-Radic *cirlejir, from Proto-Hirdic *kizléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼiz-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼa(j)z- (to be flat).
sriebles nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
ˈsrieblɛs
GEN.SG srieblig DAT.SG sriebleva NOM.PL srieblei ADJ srieblíș
From Middle Radestrian srébless, from Old Radestrian slēblēr, from Proto-Radic *slēblejir, from Proto-Hirdic *slēbléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *sl̥jb-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sljæb- (to bind, to link).
sryevs nounanimatecountable14/08/2026
sriefs
GEN.SG srývu NOM.PL sryeve ADJ srýviș
zoology crane (bird)
From Middle Radestrian crývs, from Old Radestrian crývre, from Proto-Radic *cȳrǧir, from Proto-Hirdic *kȳ́rghis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼiwrgʱ- (crane, a large bird).
stâfe nouninanimatecountable29/08/2026
ˈstɤfɛ
GEN.SG stâfisk NOM.PL stâfire ADJ stâfiș
Variant: stûfe (proscribed)
biology hormone
Deadjectival of stûfiș, present participle of stupt (to push).
stâfe pirișe nouninanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈstɤfɛ ˈpiriʃɛ
GEN.SG stâfisk pirișk NOM.PL stâfire pirișe
biology sex hormone
Hyponyms: dalodete (oestrogen), hjelofjelus (testosterone)
stâfe (hormone) + piriș (sexual)
stai nouninanimateuncountable14/08/2026
stai
GEN.SG staisk ADJ staiș
From Middle Radestrian stair, from Old Radestrian stair, borrowed from Old Riyan staira.
stakt verbtransitive14/08/2026
stakt
NPST.1S stake PST.1S stecei PRESPART stacivú PSPART stakúl
to get, to receive
From Middle Radestrian stakt, from Old Radestrian stæktt, from Proto-Radic *stækht, from Proto-Hirdic *stæk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)tækʼ- (to snatch).
stalt verb14/08/2026
stalt
NPST.1S stalge PST.1S stelei PRESPART stalivú PSPART stavúl
1.intransitive to continue, to keep at, to stick with (something = yn + dative)
1. to continue to be, to keep being, to still be (with raș2)
2.motoring
1. to keep
Stalga la taișt. Keep left.
2. to take (an exit = + instrumental)
Stalga atíș[[a>ă]] haòrsúr. Take the second exit.
2.auxiliary to continue, to keep, still
From Middle Radestrian stalt, from Old Radestrian stæltt, from Proto-Radic *stælht, from Proto-Hirdic *stæl- (to continue), from the Proto-Laenkean root *stæ(j)l- (to stick, to remain).
stás nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
staːs
GEN.SG staug NOM.PL stai ADJ staujeș
1.botany leaf
2.sheet
From Middle Radestrian stahs, from Old Radestrian stahss, from Proto-Radic *stahhs (leaf, sheet), from Proto-Hirdic *stáṯəḵəs, from Proto-Laenkean *stat-ak-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stat- (to grow).
stát verbintransitive14/08/2026
staːt
NPST.1S stai PST.1S steșei PRESPART stașevú PSPART stavúl
to itch
Usually only used in the third person.
From Middle Radestrian staht, from Old Radestrian scæhtt, from Proto-Radic *scæhht, from Proto-Hirdic *skjæp̄-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skjæp- (to sting, to peck).
stáve nouninanimatecountable14/08/2026
ˈstaːvɛ
GEN.SG stávisk NOM.PL stávire ADJ stáviș
From Middle Radestrian stahhaure, from Old Radestrian stahhawre, from Proto-Radic *stahhawir, from *stahhs (leaf) + *-awir (diminutive), equivalent to stás + -ai.
stâvus nouninanimatecountableoruncountable14/08/2026
ˈstɤvɤs
GEN.SG stâvu NOM.PL stâvui ADJ stâviș
physics force
From Middle Radestrian stubus, from Old Radestrian scupjŭls, from scuptt + -jŭls, equivalent to stupt + -jus.
steat verbtransitive14/08/2026
stæːt
NPST.1S stiè PST.1S stișei PRESPART stișevú PSPART stivúl
to eat
Synonym: strøbt (of animals)
From Middle Radestrian stiht, from Old Radestrian stihtt, from Proto-Radic *stihht, from Proto-Hirdic *stiṯ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stit- (to eat).
sted pronounpersonal08/07/2026
stɛd
POSS.PL sterș | steriș
first-person inclusive binary plural pronoun; you and I, you and me, we, us; our, ours
Synonym: dzun
The term ‘binary plural’ is used here instead of ‘dual’ as the difference between sted and dzun is purely semantic. This pronoun refers chiefly to the singular speaker and their singular interlocutor. Grammatically, sted is identical to dzun and requires the same verbal agreements.
From Middle Radestrian and Old Radestrian stêd, from Proto-Radic *stêd (stid-), from Proto-Hirdic *stɛ̄d, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)tæjd-. Nominative levelled with oblique forms.