Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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hosyzsnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhɔsiz
GEN.SG hosyzg NOM.PL hosyze ADJ hosyziș
From Middle Radestrian husyzs, from Old Radestrian husyðre, from Proto-Radic *huśyðir, from Proto-Hirdic *khusjýdhis, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰo-sjydʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sjydʱ- (to trust), equivalent to ho- + syst.
hotersnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhɔtɛrs
GEN.SG hotiru NOM.PL hotere ADJ hotiriș
From Middle Radestrian huters, from Old Radestrian huterre, from Proto-Radic *huterir, from Proto-Hirdic *khucʹéris, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰo-cʼer-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *cʼer- (to rear, to raise).
hotrașnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhɔtraʃ
GEN.SG hotrașk NOM.PL hotrașe ADJ hotrașeș
From Middle Radestrian hutrașș, from Old Radestrian hutrašš, from Proto-Radic *hutaršs, from *hu- + *taršht, equivalent to ho- + trașt.
hovansnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈhɔvans
GEN.SG hovang NOM.PL hovane ADJ hovaniș
architecture building
From Middle Radestrian huvans, huans, from Old Radestrian huwans, from Proto-Radic *huwans, from Proto-Hirdic *khuṯánəs, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰo-tan-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tan- (to build).
hováșenouninanimateuncountable20/08/2026
hɔˈvaːʃɛ
GEN.SG hovuoșk DAT.SG hováșa ADJ hovúșeș
north
Coordinate terms: menis (northeast), dvuoge (east), sjírus (southeast), vakșere (south), eruole (southwest), revese (west), lierus (northwest)
The short nominative hováș is used when modified with a genitive or post-posed adjective, usually in reference to a region, such as in hováș a Rredeșesk (the North of Radestria).
From Middle Radestrian huváșș, huváșro, from Old Radestrian huwāšro, from Proto-Radic *huwāšur, from Proto-Hirdic *khuṯōchus, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰo-towcʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *towcʰ- (night).
hovensnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈhɔvɛns
GEN.SG hoving NOM.PL hovene ADJ hoviniș
food cake
From Middle Radestrian huvens, from Old Radestrian huwens, from Proto-Radic *huǧens, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵughénis, from Proto-Laenkean *kugʱ-én-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kewgʱ- (to roast, to bake, to fry).
hovírnounanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhɔviːr
GEN.SG hoví NOM.PL hovíre GEN₂.PL hovjes ADJ hovíș
law judge
From Middle Radestrian huvér, from Old Radestrian huwēr, from Proto-Radic *huwēr, from *hwęght + *-ēr, equivalent to hvyeķ + -ír.
høķverbtransitive21/07/2026
hœtʃ
NPST.1S høje PST.1S hyei PRESPART høijevú PSPART højúl
to hold, to grasp, to carry, to clutch
From Middle Radestrian høțț, from Old Radestrian højtt, from Proto-Radic *hweǧht, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵwegh-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kwegʱ- (to cling).
høșnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
hœʃ
GEN.SG hyj NOM.PL høje ADJ hyjeș
From Middle Radestrian høș, hǿr, from Old Radestrian hø̄r, from Proto-Radic *hwejir, from Proto-Hirdic *khuḡéjis, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰo-gej-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gej- (to sip, to gulp).
hra-prefix28/07/2026
ˈhra-
post-, after-
Antonym: sen-
From Middle Radestrian hra-, from Old Radestrian hra-, from Proto-Radic *hor, from Proto-Hirdic *p̄os-, from Proto-Laenkean *pŭs-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pos- (after). See ha1.
hrâ-prefix28/07/2026
ˈhrɤ-
dys-, mis-, bad
Synonym: re-
From Middle Radestrian hru-, from Old Radestrian hrŭ-, from Proto-Radic *hrı-, *hrın-, from Proto-Hirdic *srə-, *srən-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sr̥(n)-.
hradsnouninanimateuncountable05/07/2026
hradz
GEN.SG hrazg ADJ hradiș
From Middle Radestrian and Old Radestrian hrads, from Proto-Radic *hırds, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵɯ́rḏɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *kɯ<r>d-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kɯd- (hard).
hrádsnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
hraːdz
GEN.SG hraizg NOM.PL hráde ADJ hraidiș
botany nettle
From Middle Radestrian hráds, from Old Radestrian hrāds, from Proto-Radic *hārds, from Proto-Hirdic *p̄ǽḡərḏəs, from Proto-Laenkean *pæ<gær>d-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pæjd- (thorn).
hraersnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhra.ɛrs
GEN.SG hraeru NOM.PL hraere ADJ hraeriș
1.in-world fifth month of the Laefevo-Radestrian calendar
Coordinate terms: vanints (1), hrelners (2), gjembraus (3), dvuoþers (4)sfvocía (6), alua (7), irgotua (8), cynuers (9), háșers (10), mvaþers (11), dzevans (12), dzestasans (13)
2.out-of-world July
Coordinate terms: mvaþers (January), dzevans (February), vanints (March), hrelners (April), gjembraus (May), dvuoþers (June)sfvocía (August), alua (September), irgotua (October), cynuers (November), háșers (December)
From Middle Radestrian hrajirs, hlajirs, from Old Radestrian hraǧirs, from Proto-Radic *hırhirs, from *hırs (sun) + *hêrs (moon), equivalent to hars + hjárs.
hrafs1nouninanimatecountable06/07/2026
hrafs
Homophones: hrafs2
GEN.SG hraf NOM.PL hrave ADJ hraviș
From Old Radestrian hrafs, from Proto-Radic *harfs (path), from Proto-Hirdic *khárphəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʰarpʰ- (board).
hrafs2nouninanimateuncountable06/07/2026
hrafs
Homophones: hrafs1
GEN.SG href ADJ hreviș
archaic acid
Synonym: hrevus
From Middle Radestrian hrafs, from Old Radestrian hræfs, from Proto-Radic *hræfs, from Proto-Hirdic *ṯrǽphəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *træpʰ- (bitter).
hraișadjectivecomparable14/06/2026
hraiʃ
COMP hravuobș ADV hraví
dry
Antonym: dzíș (wet)
From Proto-Radic *hrawer, from Proto-Hirdic *srakhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *srn̥-kʰwé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sran- (to die).
hralanouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhrala
GEN.SG hralusk NOM.PL hralore ADJ hraluș
anatomy back
From Middle Radestrian hralra, from Old Radestrian hraðra, from Proto-Radic *harðor, from Proto-Hirdic *p̄osdhós, from Proto-Laenkean *pŭs-dʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pos- (after).
hralbtverbtransitive28/07/2026
hralpt
NPST.1S hralpe PST.1S hralbei PRESPART hralubivú PSPART hralbúl
to claw, to scratch
From Middle Radestrian hralbt, from Old Radestrian hralbtt, from Proto-Radic *hrılbht, back-formed from *hrılpþs (claw). See hralps.
hralpsnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
hralps
GEN.SG hralpsk NOM.PL hralpse ADJ hralpsiș
From Middle Radestrian hralps, from Old Radestrian hralpþs, from Proto-Radic *hrılpþs, from Proto-Hirdic *srɯ́lbthɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *srɯlbʱ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *srɯlbʱ- (hook).