Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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lnjúrusnouninanimateuncountable30/07/2026
ˈlɲuːrɤs
GEN.SG lnjuorvu ADJ lnjuorviș
From Middle Radestrian lŋjúrus, from Old Radestrian rŋjūrvs, from Proto-Radic *rŋjūrvs, from Proto-Hirdic *sŋjū́rbhɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *sŋjɯw<r>bʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sŋjɯwbʱ- (dust).
lņuojrsnouninanimatecountable30/07/2026
lŋɔirs
GEN.SG lņuojru NOM.PL lņuojre ADJ lņuojriș
botany catkin
From Middle Radestrian lŋójrs, from Old Radestrian rŋōjrss, from Proto-Radic *rŋwǫjrhs, from Proto-Hirdic *sŋwɤ̄́ḡərhəs, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)ŋwaj<gar>ʔ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)ŋwajʔ- (hair, wool).
lorálesnoun30/07/2026
lɔˈraːlɛs
GEN.SG lorálig DAT.SG loráleva NOM.PL lorálei GEN₂.PL loráljes ADJ lorálíș
table, desk
Synonym: sjelles
From Middle Radestrian loráless, from Old Radestrian rawrālēr, from Proto-Radic *ragrālejir (table), from Proto-Hirdic *saḡrāléṯis (tree stump), from Proto-Laenkean *sm̥<gr̥>ʔ-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *smɯʔ- (thick). Unrelated to lorált (to put).
loráltverbtransitive30/07/2026
ˈlɔraːlt
NPST.1S lorálge PST.1S lorúlei PRESPART lorálivú PSPART lorávúl
to put, to place, to set
From Middle Radestrian lurált, from Old Radestrian ruðāltt, from Proto-Radic *ruðālht, from Proto-Hirdic *swdhā́l-, from Proto-Laenkean *sw<dʰáb>l-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *swal- (to stand).
loroatverbtransitive30/07/2026
ˈlɔrɔat
NPST.1S lorui PST.1S lorușei PRESPART lorûșevú PSPART loruvúl, lorovúl
to hurt, to injure, to wound, to cut
Synonym: ociert
Lorușei dzist, remnevirid sașevú. I hurt myself cutting vegetables.
Typically only refers to wounding injuries. For non-wounding injuries, see ociert.
From Middle Radestrian loruht, from Old Radestrian roruhtt, from Proto-Radic *roruhht, from Proto-Hirdic *róruh-, from Proto-Laenkean *ro~roh-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *roh- (to strike).
loruonsnouninanimateuncountableorcountable30/07/2026
ˈlɔruons
GEN.SG loruong NOM.PL loruone ADJ lorúniș
From Middle Radestrian lurúns, from Old Radestrian rurūns, from Proto-Radic *ruruwıns, from Proto-Hirdic *ruḏuṯɯ́nɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *ru(b)-dut-ɯ́n-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dɯwt- (to speak).
løtsnouninanimatecountable30/07/2026
lœts
GEN.SG lysk NOM.PL løte ADJ lytiș
cord, string
Synonym: hlyrfs
From Middle Radestrian løts, from Old Radestrian ðøtre, from Proto-Radic *ðwetir, from Proto-Hirdic *dhwétis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *dʱwe(n)tʼ- (tendon/string).
Lundenșproper nouninanimate01/06/2026
ˈlɤndɛnʃ
GEN.SG Lundenj
out-of-world London (city)
Middle Radestrian Lundinș, borrowed from Latin Londinium.
luorjentverbintransitive30/07/2026
ˈluorjɛnt
NPST.1S luorjenge PST.1S luorínei PRESPART luorjenivú PSPART luorínúl
to dance
From Middle Radestrian luorént, from Old Radestrian ruorǫntt, from Proto-Radic *ruworǫnht, from Proto-Hirdic *swp̄ozɤ̄́n-, from Proto-Laenkean *sw<pŭ><záj>n-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *swon- (to spin).
lurcanouninanimateuncountable31/07/2026
ˈlɤrtsa
GEN.SG lurcisk ADJ lurciș
gum
From Middle Radestrian lurcra, from Old Radestrian rurcræ, from Proto-Radic *rurcer, from Proto-Hirdic *ruskés, from Proto-Laenkean *rus-kʼé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *raws- (to stick).
luruanouninanimateuncountable31/07/2026
ˈluru.a
GEN.SG lurvusk ADJ lurvuș
wrath, anger, fury, ire
Synonym: þjalus
From Middle Radestrian lurura, from Old Radestrian rurwor, from Proto-Radic *rurǧor, of uncertain origin. Likely from the Proto-Laenkean root *swær- (to burn).
luþsnouninanimatecountable23/08/2026
lɤθs
GEN.SG lusk DAT.SG loða NOM.PL lûðe ADJ loðiș
Variant: hvuþs (dialectal)
geography mountain, mount
From Middle Radestrian luþs, influenced by Vanesian loþs or Lusetian los, which are spoken close to mountains, from Old Radestrian hloþro, from Proto-Radic *hloþur, from Proto-Hirdic *ṯlóthus, from the Proto-Laenkean root *tlotʰ- (hill, mountain).
lýainouninanimatecountable21/07/2026
ˈliːai
GEN.SG lýaisk NOM.PL lýaire ADJ lýaiș
microbiology bacterium
lyejr (life) + -ai
lýaișadjectiveuncomparable21/07/2026
ˈliːaiʃ
ADV lýaỉ
lýai (bacterium) +
lyeatverbintransitive31/07/2026
liat
NPST.1S lýe PST.1S lýșei PRESPART lyeșevú PSPART lývúl
to strive, to aspire (for, to = ha1 + accusative)
From Middle Radestrian lǿht, from Old Radestrian lø̄htt, from Proto-Radic *lęhht, from Proto-Hirdic *lø̄́ḵ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læwk- (to strive, to exert force).
lyejrnouninanimatecountableoruncountable21/05/2026
løir
GEN.SG lyej ACC.SG lýx NOM.PL lyejre ADJ lyejș
From Middle Radestrian lýjr, from Old Radestrian lȳjr, from Proto-Radic *lȳjr (life), deverbal of *lȳght (to live). See lyeķ.
lyejredzsnouninanimateuncountable31/07/2026
ˈløirɛdz
GEN.SG lyejrezg ADJ lyejredziș
Variant: Lr (symbol)
chemistry mercury (element with atomic number of 80)
Coordinate terms: druolþs (gold)ostárjesta (thallium)
From Middle Radestrian lýjhredzz, from Old Radestrian lȳjhredþre, from Proto-Radic *lȳghirdþir (quicksilver), from *lȳght (to live) + *herdþir (silver), equivalent to lyejr + hredzs.
lyejþsnounanimatecountable10/05/2026
løiθs
GEN.SG lyeșk NOM.PL lyejðe
human being, person, man
From Middle Radestrian lýjþs, from Old Radestrian lȳjþre, from Proto-Radic *lȳgþir, from Proto-Laenkean *liwg-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *liwg- (to breathe).
lyeķverb20/06/2026
lietʃ
NPST.1S lyeke NPST.3P lýkú PST.1S lýdzei PRESPART lýdxevú PSPART lýúl
1.intransitive to live, to be alive
2.transitive to feel (like) + instrumental + adverb
Rembleșeí lyeke. I feel happy.
Lyeke vangúr. I feel like a father.
3.transitive to feel
Lyeke vast lá hĵáða. I feel it in my blood.
4.intransitive metaphorical to be there (mentally present)
5.transitive idiomatic to live off, to feed on + instrumental
From Middle Radestrian lýțț, from Old Radestrian lȳjtt, from Proto-Radic *lȳght (to live), from the Proto-Laenkean root *liwg- (to breathe).
lyerdzsnouninanimateuncountableorcountable31/07/2026
lierdz
GEN.SG lyerzg NOM.PL lyerdze ADJ lyerdziș
chemistry gas
From Middle Radestrian lýrdz, lýrus, from Old Radestrian lȳrdzre, lȳrwer, from Proto-Radic *lȳrdzir, from Proto-Hirdic *lȳ́rḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *liw<r>g-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *liwg- (to breathe). Doublet of lýrus (air).