Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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lestratverbtransitive29/07/2026
ˈlɛstrat
NPST.1S lestrai PST.1S lestreșei PRESPART lestrașevú PSPART lestragúl
to convince, to talk into (someone = + dative; of something = + accusative)
From Middle Radestrian lesratt, from Old Radestrian letlætt, from le- (in) + tlætt (to tell), equivalent to le- + slat.
leșanouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈlɛʃa
GEN.SG leșesk NOM.PL leșere ADJ leșeș
From Middle Radestrian leșre, from Old Radestrian lešre, from Proto-Radic *lhèšir, from Proto-Hirdic *ləhɛ́ḵjis, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)l̥h-ǽkje-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)lɯh- (DIST).
leșeteinsnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈlɛʃɛtains ˈlɛʃɛteins
/ˈlɛʃɛteins/ is a spelling pronunciation.
GEN.SG leșeteing NOM.PL leșeteine
transport motorway, highway, freeway
leșa (distance) + teins (street)
leștepronounpersonal09/07/2026
ˈlɛʃtɛ
GEN.SG leșk POSS.SG leștiș
formal second-person singular pronoun; you; your, yours
Synonym: re (informal)
This pronoun takes third-person conjugations.
From Middle Radestrian lerjișre (yours). See re.
letírnounanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈlɛtiːr
GEN.SG letí NOM.PL letíre GEN₂.PL leties ADJ letíș
zoology salmon (fish)
From Middle Radestrian littír, from Old Radestrian littīr, from Proto-Radic *lihtīr, from Proto-Hirdic *líp̄ciḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *lip=cʼeg-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *lip- (to jump, to hop) + *cʼeg- (to swim, to flow).
Letuaproper nounin-world29/07/2026
ˈlɛtu.a ˈlɛtwa
GEN.SG Letvusk
1.animate Radic mythology Litow (god of justice)
2.inanimate astronomy Pluto (dwarf planet)
Veva Letua hotad minâs-aș lá tasma. Pluto will forever be a planet in my heart.
From Middle Radestrian Litura, from Old Radestrian Litwor, from Proto-Radic *Litǧor, from Proto-Hirdic *Litghós, from Proto-Laenkean *litʼ-gʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajtʼ- (to pass through).
levișadjectivecomparable29/07/2026
ˈlɛviʃ
COMP levuobș ADV leví
From Middle Radestrian lifiș, from Old Radestrian lifišjer, from Proto-Radic *lefs, *lifišjir, likely from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟlepʰ- (to draw, to tighten).
lezanouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈlɛza
GEN.SG lezusk NOM.PL lezore ADJ lezuș
anatomy gut, intestine
From Middle Radestrian lezzra, from Old Radestrian leððra, from Proto-Radic *lehðor, from Proto-Hirdic *lehdhós, from Proto-Laenkean *lĭh-dʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læh- (in).
lezvansnouninanimateuncountable29/07/2026
ˈlɛzvans
GEN.SG lezveng, lezøng NOM.PL lezvange ADJ lezvenjeș
From Middle Radestrian lezzvans, from Old Radestrian leððwænss, from Proto-Radic *lehðwænhs, from *lehðor + *-ænhs, equivalent to leza + -ans.
adverbuncomparable29/07/2026
liː li
1.so much, this much, that much, to this extent, to that extent
gjei ran toje. That’s how much I love you.
2.so, this, that (+ adjective)
hrícỉ, gjøș? That bad, huh?
3.the (+ comparative with gje)the (+ comparative)
vaúb gjeș-te asat, vaúb dze lyekș. The better you sleep, the better you’ll feel.
From Middle Radestrian , from Old Radestrian , from Proto-Radic *lhī, from earlier *lhır + *-ī. See vara1.
lianounanimateorinanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈli.a
GEN.SG liusk NOM.PL liore ADJ liuș
religion soul
From Middle Radestrian lihra, from Old Radestrian lihhra, from Proto-Radic *lihhor, from Proto-Hirdic *likkhós, from Proto-Laenkean *likʰ-kʰó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læ(j)kʰ- (hearth, spirit, soul).
líanouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈliːa
GEN.SG líusk NOM.PL líore ADJ líuș
From Middle Radestrian líjra, líra, from Old Radestrian lijjor, from Proto-Radic *lihǧor, augmentative of *læhs, from Proto-Hirdic *lǽkhəs (kitchen, stove), from the Proto-Laenkean root *læ(j)kʰ- (hearth, spirit, soul).
liaðenouninanimatecountableoruncountable29/07/2026
ˈli.aðɛ
GEN.SG liaðisk NOM.PL liaðire ADJ liaðiș
mineralogy crystal
Borrowed from Ancient Kirvic liathis, from Proto-Hirdic *lwic̱ákhwis. Doublet of lyșai and leaðe.
liansnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈli.ans
GEN.SG lièng NOM.PL liange ADJ liènjeș
out-of-world time week
Synonym: areans (six-day week)
From Middle Radestrian líans, lijans, lians, from Old Radestrian līænss, from Proto-Radic *lijiænhs, from *liēr (seventh) + *-ænhs, equivalent to lỉș1 + -ans.
lidzanouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈlidza
GEN.SG lidzusk NOM.PL lidzore ADJ lidzuș
anatomy vulva
From Middle Radestrian li[[dz>d°z]]ra, from Old Radestrian lidðra, from Proto-Radic *lidðor, from Proto-Hirdic *liḏdhós, from Proto-Laenkean *lid-dʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajd- (to enclose).
a líðansnouninanimateuncountable29/07/2026
a ˈliːðans
GEN.SG a líðeng DAT.SG a líðanga ADJ líðenjeș
From Middle Radestrian líðans, from Old Radestrian līþænss, from Proto-Radic *ligþænhs, from *lȳgþir (human) + *-ænhs (collective), equivalent to lyejþs + -ans.
lie-prefix07/07/2026
ˈlie-
seven-, septem-, hepta-
Coordinate forms: ljájr (cardinal), lỉe· (ordinal prefix)
From Old Radestrian lie-, from Proto-Radic *lije-, from Proto-Hirdic *lije(ḡ)-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *liɟ-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læjɟ- (seven).
lieraþsnouninanimateuncountable29/07/2026
ˈlieraθs
GEN.SG lierask ADJ lieraðiș
metallurgy bronze
Earlier lioraþs. From Middle Radestrian liauraþs, from Old Radestrian riauraþro, from Proto-Radic *riwawuraþur (bronze), from *ri- (good) + *hawuraþur (copper), equivalent to re- + horaþs.
lierișadjectivecomparable31/07/2026
ˈlieriʃ
COMP learuobș ADV lierí
late
Antonym: serúmiș
Learâbe vaș redvaruotúr. It’s too late to apologise.
From Middle Radestrian liuriș, from Old Radestrian riurišjer, from Proto-Radic *riwarur, *riwurišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *rip̄ósus, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-pos-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pos- (after, behind).
lierusnouninanimateuncountable29/07/2026
ˈlierɤs
GEN.SG lierug DAT.SG lieruva ADJ lieruiș
northwest
Coordinate terms: hováșe (north), menis (northeast), dvuoge (east), sjírus (southeast), vakșere (south), eruole (southwest), revese (west)
From Middle Radestrian lieruss, from Old Radestrian rijerūr, from Proto-Radic *rijeruwur, likely from Proto-Hirdic *rip̄ósuḵus, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-pos-ok-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pos- (after).