Șvolestorír • Radestrian Alphabet
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aies noun animate countable
ˈa.ies
GEN.SG aieg DAT.SG aíva NOM.PL aíe
the spouse of one's aunt; uncle-in-law, aunt-in-law
From Middle Radestrian ajēss, from Old Radestrian ajējre, from Proto-Radic *ajējir, from Proto-Hirdic *aḵéḡiṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥kégetes, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mak- (older female relative).
ailes noun inanimate countable
ˈailɛs
GEN.SG ailig NOM.PL ailei GEN₂.PL ailjes
mathematics sine
ai2 (arc) + -les
ailes ateàmovișe noun inanimate countable
ˈailɛs aˈtɛ.amɔviʃɛ
GEN.SG ailig ateàmovișk NOM.PL ailei ateàmovișe
mathematics hyperbolic sine
ailes (sine) + ateàmoviș (hyperbolic)
ainjeș adjective comparable
ˈaiɲɛʃ
COMP ánguobș
good, benevolent
Note: ainjeș tends to refer to a moral characteristic; for ‘good’ in the qualitative sense, see mojeș.
áns (good) + -iș
ains noun inanimate countable or uncountable
ains
GEN.SG aing NOM.PL aine
anatomy skin
From Middle Radestrian ajjuns, from Old Radestrian ajjŭns, from Proto-Radic *ajjıns (skin), from Proto-Hirdic *ap̄iḡɯ́nɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥pigɯ́nɯs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mɯg- (to shine).
aìș adjective uncomparable
ˈa.iʃ
ADV aỉ
linear
á1 (line) + -iș
ajjárs noun inanimate countable
ˈaijaːrs
GEN.SG ajjaoru NOM.PL ajjáre
threat, danger, hazard, peril
deverbal of ajjárt
ajjárt verb transitive
ˈaijaːrt
NPST.1S ajjárge PST.1S ajjaorei PRESPART ajjárivú PSPART ajjárúl VN ajjáraș
to threaten, to menace
From Middle Radestrian anljárt, from Old Radestrian anrjārtt, from Proto-Radic *rjārht, from Proto-Hirdic *rjār-, from the Proto-Laenkean root * (s)rjarʔ- (to hate/hurt).
Aksa proper noun inanimate
ˈaksa
GEN.SG Aksysk
in-world Axe (capital of Radestria)
From Proto-Radic *Akshwer, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼăzkʰwés, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼaz- (flat).
áksúr noun animate countable
GEN.SG áksív INS.SG áksủr NOM.PL áksíre
squirrel
From Proto-Radic *aśśukśūr (squirrel), from Proto-Laenkean stjugstjugus, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *stjug- (to be full) + *stjug- (to be quick).
alua noun inanimate countable
ˈalu.a ˈalwa
GEN.SG alvusk NOM.PL alvore
September
From Old Radestrian alwor, from alešre (autumn) + -ɣor (AUG).
amert verb transitive or intransitive
ˈamɛrt
NPST.1S amere PST.1S amerșei PRESPART amerșevú PSPART amergúl VN amergaș
1. to cause, to effect
2. intransitive to have an effect
am- (out) + ert (yield)
amír noun animate countable
ˈamiːr
GEN.SG amí NOM.PL amíre GEN₂.PL amjes
archer, bowman, bowwoman
From Proto-Radic *amēr, from *amht (to shoot) + *-ēr, equivalent to amt + -ír.
amns noun inanimate countable
amns
GEN.SG amg, amung NOM.PL amne
arrow
From Middle Radestrian amns, from Old Radestrian amŭns, from Proto-Radic *amıns, from Proto-Hirdic *ámənəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔamanas, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔam- (to curve).
ai2
anzrás noun inanimate uncountable
ˈanzraːs
GEN.SG anzraig DAT.SG anzrága
fallout
an-1 + zrás (rain)
aoðiș adjective comparable
ˈɔːðiʃ
COMP aoðuobș
1. light
2. easy
3. minor
4. law petty
From Middle Radestrian ôþiş, from Old Radestrian ôþišjre, from Proto-Radic *ôθs, ôθišjir, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔawtʰ- (smooth).
aor noun animate countable
ɔːr
GEN.SG aoj, auj NOM.PL aojre
blond person
From Proto-Radic *ôwr, *aōr, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥gógos, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mɯg- (to shine).
apsa noun inanimate uncountable
ˈapsa
GEN.SG apsisk
laziness, sloth
From Proto-Radic *abθer, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥btʰtʰés, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbatʰ- (slow).
apsiș
apsiș adjective comparable
ˈapsiʃ
ADV apsỉ
lazy
apsa + -ș
apșár noun animate countable
ˈapʃaːr
GEN.SG apșí NOM.PL apșaire
lazy person, couch potato
From Proto-Radic *abθjǣr, from *abθer + *-ēr, equivalent to apsa + -ír.