Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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dvúðeljems nouninanimatecountable25/05/2026
ˈdvuːðɛjɛms
GEN.SG dvúðeljem DAT.SG dvúðelíma NOM.PL dvúðeljeme
dvuoþs (day) + eljems (plan)
dvúðeljems [[a>ă]] gregorjeșe proper nouninanimate10/10/2026
ˈdvuːðɛjɛms a ɡrɛˈɡɔrjɛʃɛ
GEN.SG dvúðeljem [[a>ă]] gregorjeșk DAT.SG dvúðelíma [[a>ă]] gregoríșa
out-of-world the Gregorian calendar
dvúðeljems (calendar) + gregoríș (Gregorian), from Gregoris.
dvúðus nouninanimatecountabletime24/08/2026
ˈdvuːðɤs
GEN.SG dvuoðvu NOM.PL dvúðui ADJ dvuoðviș
1.day (period of 24 hours)
Synonym: dvuoþs (day)
2.astronomy day (full rotation of a celestial object relative to a star)
dvúðus njárișe sidereal day
3.out-of-world astronomy sol
dvuoþs (day) + -us1
dvújesta nouninanimateuncountable06/09/2026
ˈdvuːjɛsta
GEN.SG dvújestisk ADJ dvújestiș
in-world chemistry uranium (element with atomic number of 92)
Synonym: úranjesta (out-of-world)
Coordinate terms: stembjeista (protactinium) ↔ sjúvuista (neptunium)
Dvúa (Dullow) + -jesta (-ium)
dvújeș adjectiveuncomparableorcomparable07/09/2026
ˈdvuːjɛʃ
COMP hevúb dvújeș ADV dvúí
dvuoge (east) + -iș
dvuoge nouninanimateuncountable06/08/2026
ˈdvuoɡɛ
GEN.SG dvuog DAT.SG dvúga ADJ dvújeș
east
Coordinate terms: hováșe (north), menis (northeast) ↔ sjírus (southeast), vakșere (south), eruole (southwest), revese (west), lierus (northwest)
The short nominative dvuos is used when modified with a genitive or post-posed adjective, usually in reference to a region, such as in dvuos [[a>ă]] Rredeșesk (the East of Radestria).
From Middle Radestrian dvúss, dvúgre, from Old Radestrian dlūss, from Proto-Radic *dūlhs, from Proto-Hirdic *ḏū́lɯḵɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *dɯwl-ɯk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwl- (to be bright).
dvuoks nounanimatecountable24/07/2026
dvuoks
GEN.SG dvuok NOM.PL dvuoke ADJ dvuokșeș
zoology butterfly
From Middle Radestrian dvúks, from Old Radestrian dlūkss, from Proto-Radic *dūlkhs, from Proto-Hirdic *ḏū́lkəhəs, from Proto-Laenkean *dɯwl-kʼa(ʔ)-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwl- (to be bright).
dvuoþers nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈdvuoθɛrs
GEN.SG dvuoþiru NOM.PL dvuoþere ADJ dvuoþiriș
1.in-world fourth month of the Laefevo-Radestrian calendar
Coordinate terms: vanints (1), hrelners (2), gjembraus (3) ↔ hraers (5), sfvocía (6), alua (7), irgotua (8), cynuers (9), háșers (10), mvaþers (11), dzevans (12), dzestasans (13)
2.out-of-world June
Coordinate terms: mvaþers (January), dzevans (February), vanints (March), hrelners (April), gjembraus (May) ↔ hraers (July), sfvocía (August), alua (September), irgotua (October), cynuers (November), háșers (December)
From Middle Radestrian dvúþhers, from Old Radestrian dlūþhers, from Proto-Radic *dūlþhirs, from *dūlþs (day) + *hêrs (moon), equivalent to dvuoþs (day) + hjárs (month).
dvuoþs nouninanimatetime24/08/2026
dvuoθs
GEN.SG dvuosk DAT.SG dvúða NOM.PL dvuoðe ADJ dvúðiș
1.uncountable day, daytime
Antonym: háșe (night)
2.by extension afternoon (time of day)
3.countable day (unit of time)
Synonym: dvúðus
From Proto-Radic *dūlþs (day), from Proto-Hirdic *ḏū́lthɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *dɯwl-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwl- (to be bright).
dvusles nouninanimatecountable21/07/2026
ˈdvɤslɛs
GEN.SG dvuslig NOM.PL dvuslei ADJ dvuslíș
1.clock
2.watch
Synonym: dvuslevai
From Middle Radestrian dvusless, from Old Radestrian dloþlēr, from Proto-Radic *dulþlejir, from *dūlþs (day) + *-lejir, equivalent to dvuoþs + -les.
dvuzga nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈdvɤzɡa
GEN.SG dvuzgusk NOM.PL dvuzgore ADJ dvuzguș
summer solstice
Coordinate term: ha[[ș>x]]ga (winter solstice)
From Middle Radestrian dvusgra, from Old Radestrian dloþǧra, from Proto-Radic *dulþǧor, from *dūlþs (day) + *-ǧor.
dvuzvír nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈdvɤzviːr
GEN.SG dvuzví NOM.PL dvuzvíre ADJ dvuzvíș
From Middle Radestrian dvusgvér, from dvusgra + -ér, equivalent to dvuzga (summer solstice) + -ír.
dzâ- prefix25/07/2026
ˈdzɤ- dzɤ-
micro-, mini-
Antonym: gjar-
See dzuiș (small).
dzabt verbintransitive25/07/2026
dzapt
NPST.1S dzape PST.1S dzebei PRESPART dzaubivú PSPART dzabúl
1. to swell
2. to inflate, to fill
From Middle Radestrian dzabt, from Old Radestrian dzæbtt, from Proto-Radic *dzæbht, from Proto-Hirdic *gæḇ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵑgæb- (to grow).
dzâbt verbtransitive25/07/2026
dzɤpt
NPST.1S dzâpe PST.1S dzâbei PRESPART dzâvivú PSPART dzâbúl
From Middle Radestrian dzubt, from Old Radestrian dzubbt, from Proto-Radic *dzuhbht, from *dzuwur (small) + *-bht, equivalent to dzuiș + -bt.
dzâdíș nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈdzɤdiːʃ
GEN.SG dzâdiej NOM.PL dzâdieje ADJ dzâdỉș
anatomy cerebellum
dzuiș (small) + djeje (brains)
dzâlerut verbtransitive07/09/2026
ˈdzɤlɛrɤt
NPST.1S dzâlerui PST.1S dzâleruei PRESPART dzâleruivú, dzâlerivú PSPART dzâlerủl, dzâlerúl
slang to suck off, to blow, to fellate
dzâles (throat) + -rut
dzâles nouninanimatecountable25/07/2026
ˈdzɤlɛs
GEN.SG dzâlig DAT.SG dzâleva NOM.PL dzâlei GEN₂.PL dzâlies ADJ dzâlíș
anatomy throat
From Middle Radestrian dzulless, from Old Radestrian dzullēr, from Proto-Radic *dzuhlejir, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡjuhléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *gjuh-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gjæwh- (to swallow).
dzânveme nouninanimatecountable02/07/2026
ˈdzɤnɛmɛ
The v is silent, but retained for etymological reasons.
GEN.SG dzânvemisk NOM.PL dzânvemire ADJ dzânvemiș
physics microwave
dzâ- (micro-) + nveme (wave)
dzânvemiles nouninanimatecountable02/07/2026
dzɤˈnɛmilɛs
The v is silent, but retained for etymological reasons.
GEN.SG dzânvemilig NOM.PL dzânvemilei ADJ dzânvemilíș
dzânveme (microwave) + -les