Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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drús nouninanimate24/07/2026
druːs
GEN.SG drovu NOM.PL drúe ADJ droviș
1.uncountable ink
2.countable stain
From Middle Radestrian nrús, from Old Radestrian nrowro, from Proto-Radic *nurwur. Doublet of norus (colour).
drútjedza nounanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈdruːtʃɛdza
GEN.SG drútídzisk NOM.PL drútídzere ADJ drútídziș
zoology squid
drús (ink) + tjedza (fish)
druzgaus nounanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈdrɤzɡaus
GEN.SG druzgovu NOM.PL druzgoe ADJ druzgoviș
derogatory idiot
From Middle Radestrian drusgaus, from Old Radestrian drŭþǧalro, from Proto-Radic *drıþǧalur, from *drıþēr + *-ǧalur, equivalent to droðír + -gaus.
dryliș adjectivecomparable01/09/2026
ˈdriliʃ
COMP drøvuobș ADV drylí
colours pink
drøs (rose) + -liș
drývai nouninanimateuncountable04/09/2026
ˈdriːvai
GEN.SG drývaisk ADJ drývaiș
chemistry ammonia
drýviș (pungent) + -ai
drývals nouninanimatecountable12/09/2026
ˈdriːvals
GEN.SG drývalg NOM.PL drývalge ADJ drývaljeș
drývai (ammonia) + -als (-ate)
drývârevus nouninanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈdriːvɤrɛvɤs
GEN.SG drývârevu NOM.PL drývârevui ADJ drývâreviș
biochemistry amino acid
Synonym: hrevus dryevișe
drývus (amine) + hrevus (acid)
drývevus nouninanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈdriːvɛvɤs
GEN.SG drývevu NOM.PL drývevui ADJ drýveviș
chemistry amide
drývai (ammonia) + -evus (-ide)
drýviș adjectivecomparable24/07/2026
ˈdriːviʃ
COMP drývuobș ADV drýví
From Middle Radestrian drýfiș, from Old Radestrian drȳfišjer, from Proto-Radic *dęrfir, *dȳrfišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *dø̄́rphis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ⁿdewrpʰ- (dense).
drývus nouninanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈdriːvɤs
GEN.SG dryevu NOM.PL drývui ADJ dryeviș
chemistry amine
drývai (ammonia) + -us1
duireva nouninanimatecountable24/07/2026
ˈdɤirɛva
GEN.SG duirevusk NOM.PL duirevore ADJ duirevuș
religion prayer
From Middle Radestrian duirevra, from Old Radestrian dujrewra, from Proto-Radic *dujirǧor, from *dęjirht (to pray) + *-ǧor.
duoliș adjectivecomparable04/09/2026
ˈduoliʃ
COMP duovuobș ADV duolí
light, bright, clear
Antonym: homiș
From Proto-Radic *dūlišjir, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwl- (to be bright). Contaminated by duolt.
duolt verbimpersonal24/07/2026
duolt
NPST.3S duolș PST.3S dúleș PRESPART duolivú PSPART dúvúl
From Middle Radestrian dúlt, from Old Radestrian dūltt, from Proto-Radic *dūlht, from Proto-Hirdic *ḏūl-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwl- (to be bright).
duome nouninanimatecountable12/06/2026
ˈduomɛ
GEN.SG duomisk NOM.PL duomire ADJ duomiș
1.grammar noun, substantive
2.archaic title, name
Synonym: tvame
From Middle Radestrian dúmmre, from Old Radestrian dūmmre, from Proto-Radic *dūhmir, from Proto-Hirdic *ḏū́ṯmis, from Proto-Laenkean *dɯwt-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwt- (to speak).
duomiles nouninanimatecountable29/05/2026
ˈduomilɛs
GEN.SG duomilig DAT.SG duomileva NOM.PL duomilei GEN₂.PL duomiljes
grammar nominative case
Hypernym: verșe (case)
duome (noun) + -les
duot verbtransitive24/07/2026
duot
NPST.1S dûve PST.1S duvei PRESPART dúvivú PSPART duvúl
to chase
From Middle Radestrian dútt, from Old Radestrian dŭvtt, from Proto-Radic *dıvht (to chase), from Proto-Hirdic *dɯbh-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ⁿdɯbʱ- (to hunt).
duove nounanimatecountable04/09/2026
ˈduovɛ
GEN.SG dúvisk NOM.PL dúvire ADJ dúviș
2.zoology carnivoran
Deadjectival of dúviș, present participle of duot (to chase).
[[a>ă]] Duovjans proper nouninanimateuncountable04/09/2026
a ˈduovjans
GEN.SG [[a>ă]] Duovjeng ADJ duovjenjeș
zoology Carnivora (order)
duove (predator) + -ans (collective)
dýciș adjectivecomparable24/07/2026
ˈdiːtsiʃ
COMP dýkuobș ADV dýcí
dense, viscous, thick, heavy
Antonym: hrỉș
Byva dýciș tyèsk-aș er R1. There’s some heavy traffic on the R1.
From Middle Radestrian dǿciș, from Old Radestrian dø̄cišjer, from Proto-Radic *dęks, *dęcišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *dø̄́kəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ⁿdæwkʼ- (to clump, form a ball).
dýert verbintransitive24/07/2026
ˈdiːɛrt
NPST.1S dýerge PST.1S dýerei PRESPART dýerivú PSPART dýerúl
religion to pray
From Middle Radestrian dǿjrt, dǿjirt, from Old Radestrian dø̄jirtt, from Proto-Radic *dęjirht, from Proto-Hirdic *dø̄́p̄iz-, from Proto-Laenkean *ⁿdew<pe>z-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ⁿdewz- (to improve).