Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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erpreposition29/07/2026
ɛr
1.+ dative
1.spatial denotes position
1. on a horizontal surface; on
2. in an unbound space; at
3. in a city; in
2.temporal at (clock time) (collocated with ‘s (o’clock) on the numeral if using the 12h clock)
2.+ accusative spatial denotes approach
1. onto a horizontal surface; onto
2. into an unbound space; to
3. into a city; to
From Old Radestrian hêri, from Proto-Radic *hêri, from Proto-Hirdic *hɛ̄́zi, from Proto-Laenkean *hæjzi, from the Proto-Laenkean root *hæjz- (on).
eraltverbintransitive25/07/2026
ˈɛralt
NPST.1S eralge PST.1S eralei PRESPART eralivú PSPART eravúl
1. to ripen, to mature
A glierme ue hjeú eravúl. The fruit hasn’t ripened yet.
2. to grow up, to adult
Eralg gjer. Grow up.
From Middle Radestrian airalt, from Old Radestrian ajraltt, from Proto-Radic *ajralht, from Proto-Hirdic *ajrə́l-, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥<ɟŕ̥>l-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mel- (grellow).
erasnouninanimatecountable10/07/2026
ˈɛras
GEN.SG erâsk NOM.PL erase ADJ erâsiș
act, action, deed
Synonym: des
Deverbal of erast (to act).
erastverbintransitive10/07/2026
ˈɛrast
NPST.1S erase PST.1S erâsei PRESPART erasivú PSPART erasúl
1. to act
Kjezș slieuos erast. We must act now.
2. to act, to behave
Húí erasa. You’re acting strangely.
3. to be about (something = ha1 + accusative)
A súvus ha atsvalișe laþníd eraș. The film is about an autistic police officer.
From Middle Radestrian jirást, from Old Radestrian jiraþtt, from Proto-Radic *jirahþht, from Proto-Hirdic *jiráp̄th-, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟi<ráp>tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟajtʰ- (to do).
Ereproper nouninanimatein-world25/07/2026
ˈɛrɛ
GEN.SG Erisk DAT.SG Erin ADJ eriș
Radestrian place name; Herry
From Old Radestrian Hêrre. Related to er (on).
ereșusnouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈɛrɛʃɤs
GEN.SG ereșvu NOM.PL ereșui ADJ ereșviș
1.archaic ten thousand
Synonym: sjaus lenirjes
2. unknown very large quantity; load, tonne
From Middle Radestrian lirișus, irișus, from Old Radestrian ririšŭls, from ri- (good) + rišŭls (hundred), equivalent to re- + reșus.
erguolesnouninanimatecountable29/05/2026
ɛrˈɡuolɛs
GEN.SG erguolig DAT.SG erguoleva NOM.PL erguolei GEN₂.PL erguolies
grammar accusative case
Hypernym: verșe (case)
erguoks (consequence) + -les
erlensnouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈɛrlɛns
GEN.SG erling NOM.PL erlene ADJ erliniș
poetic life, existence
Synonym: lyejr
From Middle Radestrian airlens, from Old Radestrian airlenre, from Proto-Radic *airlenir, from Proto-Hirdic *ajrlénis, from Proto-Laenkean *nj̊ɟrl-én-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᶮɟrel- (to bloom).
erșuosnouninanimatecountable23/08/2026
ˈɛrʃuos
GEN.SG erșuog NOM.PL erșuoje ADJ erșújeș
geography island, isle
From Middle Radestrian șúss, from Old Radestrian šūss, from Proto-Radic *šūhs, from Proto-Hirdic *chū́hɯs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *cʰɯwh- (stagnant body of water), reinforced with er- (on).
ertverbtransitive28/07/2026
ɛrt
NPST.1S ere PST.1S erșei PRESPART erșevú PSPART ergúl
1. to result in, to yield
2. to mean, to entail, to engender
Synonym: jást
3. to mean (to be sincere about)
4. to claim, to say
5.intransitive colloquial to make sense (of a fact)
Synonyms: írast, redvebt dzist
From Middle Radestrian airt, from Old Radestrian airtt, from Proto-Radic *airhht, from Proto-Hirdic *ájrəp̄-, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥<ɟŕ̥>p-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *myp- (apple/fruit).
erultverbintransitive25/07/2026
ˈɛrɤlt
NPST.1S erulge PST.1S erulei PRESPART erûlivú PSPART erovúl
to get used to, to get accustomed to, to become familiar, to familiarise oneself, to accustom oneself (to something = er + accusative)
Erovúl ue hjei. I’m still not used to it.
From Middle Radestrian irult, from Old Radestrian iroltt, from Proto-Radic *irolht, from Proto-Hirdic *iḏól-, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔi<dó>l-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔel- (to settle).
eruolenouninanimateuncountable25/07/2026
ɛˈruolɛ
GEN.SG eruolisk DAT.SG eruolin ADJ eruoliș
southwest
Coordinate terms: hováșe (north), menis (northeast), dvuoge (east), sjírus (southeast), vakșere (south)revese (west), lierus (northwest)
From Middle Radestrian lirúllre, irúllre, from Old Radestrian rirūllre, from Proto-Radic *rirūllir, from Proto-Hirdic *riḏū́llis, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-dɯwl-le-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwl- (to be bright).
ervaltverbintransitive25/07/2026
ˈɛrvalt
NPST.1S ervalge PST.1S ervalei PRESPART ervalivú PSPART ervavúl
to belong (to someone = + dative)
From Middle Radestrian lervalt, ervalt, from Old Radestrian rerwaltt, from Proto-Radic *rirwalht, from Proto-Hirdic *riswál-, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-swal-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *swal- (to stand).
ervátenouninanimateplurale tantum29/09/2025
ɛrˈvaːtɛ
er (on) + vas1 (eye)
ervúrnouninanimateuncountable25/07/2026
ˈɛrvuːr
GEN.SG ervív ADJ ervíș
nature (the natural world)
From Middle Radestrian airvór, from Old Radestrian ajrlōr, from Proto-Radic *airlōr, of uncertain origin. Likely from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᶮɟrel- (to bloom).
esansnouninanimateuncountable25/07/2026
ˈɛsans
GEN.SG eseng ADJ esenjeș
From Middle Radestrian issans, from Old Radestrian iþþænss, from Proto-Radic *ihþænhs, from *êhþht (to think) + *-ænhs.
esírnounanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈɛsiːr
GEN.SG esí NOM.PL esíre GEN₂.PL esies ADJ esíș
From Middle Radestrian issér, from Old Radestrian iþþēr, from êþtt (to think) + -ēr, equivalent to jást + -ír.
-eșasuffixnominal27/05/2026
-ɛʃa
GEN.SG -eșesk NOM.PL -eșere
denotes pertinence; often used to name countries, territories or other geopolitical entities concerning mass identity
From Proto-Radic *-èšir, from Proto-Hirdic *-(ḡ)ɛ́ḵjis, from Proto-Laenkean *-(g)ǽkje-.
etaadverbuncomparable25/07/2026
ˈɛta
From Middle Radestrian jeta, from Old Radestrian jeta, from Proto-Radic *jéta, from Proto-Hirdic *jétən, from Proto-Laenkean *jetʼan.
[[Eu>Ø]]rúpírproper nounout-of-world24/07/2026
œˈruːpiːr
GEN.SG [[Eu>Ø]]rúpí ADJ [[eu>ø]]rúpíș
Variant: Ørúpír (alternative spelling)
1.animate mythology Europa
2.inanimate astronomy Europa
3.inanimate geopolitics Europe
From Middle Radestrian Evrópér, borrowed from Ancient Greek Εὐρώπη.