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orașadjectiveuncomparable31/07/2026

ˈɔraʃ

whole, all, entire

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
oraș ˈɔraʃ	orașe ˈɔraʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
orașa ˈɔraʃa	orașa’ ˈɔraʃa	orașag ˈɔraʃaɡ	orașai ˈɔraʃai	orașei, orași (colloquial) ˈɔraʃei ˈɔraʃi	orașu ˈɔraʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	orașe ˈɔraʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	orașk ˈɔraʃk	orașesk ˈɔraʃɛsk	orașeris ɔˈraʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	orașes ˈɔraʃɛs
dative	orașa ˈɔraʃa	orașen ˈɔraʃɛn	orașerín ɔˈraʃɛriːn
accusative	orașt ˈɔraʃt	orașest ˈɔraʃɛst	orașerid ɔˈraʃɛrid
instrumental	orașúr ˈɔraʃuːr	orașevúr ɔˈraʃɛvuːr	orașeríe ɔˈraʃɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian auraș, from Old Radestrian awrašjer, from Proto-Radic *aworšjir, from *ahss (whole) + *-šjir. See ás¹.

oráșnouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈɔraːʃ

GEN.SG oráșk NOM.PL oráșe ADJ oráșeș

equinox

	singular	plural
nominative	oráș ˈɔraːʃ	oráșe ɔˈraːʃɛ
vocative	oráșe ɔˈraːʃɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	oráșk ɔˈraːʃk	oráșeris ɔˈraːʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	oráșes ɔˈraːʃɛs
dative	oráșa ɔˈraːʃa	oráșerín ɔˈraːʃɛriːn
accusative	oráșt ɔˈraːʃt	oráșerid ɔˈraːʃɛrid
instrumental	oráșúr ɔˈraːʃuːr	oráșeríe ɔˈraːʃɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian aurahhașș, from Old Radestrian awrahhašro, from Proto-Radic *aǧrahhašur, from *aǧrahs (equal) + *hāšur (night), equivalent to oraiș + háșe.

orátverbintransitive31/07/2026

ˈɔraːt

NPST.1S oráe PST.1S oráei PRESPART oráevú, oramivú PSPART oráúl, oramúl

to equal, to be equal, to be equivalent (to = + dative)

nonfinite forms
infinitive	orát ˈɔraːt
connegative	oráta ɔˈraːta
supine	orátúr ɔˈraːtuːr
participle	present	adjectival	oráeș, oramiș (archaic) ɔˈraːɛʃ ˈɔramiʃ
adverbial	oráevú, oramivú (archaic) ɔˈraːɛvuː ɔˈramivuː
past	adjectival	oráúș, oramúș (archaic) ɔˈraːuːʃ ˈɔramuːʃ
adverbial	oráúl, oramúl (archaic) ɔˈraːuːl ˈɔramuːl
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		orája ɔˈraːja	orávúș ɔˈraːvuːʃ		orávuoș ɔˈraːvuoʃ		orávovú ɔˈraːvɔvuː
indicative	non-past	oráe ɔˈraːɛ	oráva ɔˈraːva	oráș ˈɔraːʃ	orá ˈɔraː	orávuos ɔˈraːvuos	orávuote ɔˈraːvuotɛ	orávú ɔˈraːvuː
past	oráei ɔˈraːei	oráen ɔˈraːɛn	oráeș ɔˈraːɛʃ	oráe ɔˈraːɛ	orájuos ɔˈraːjuos	orájuote ɔˈraːjuotɛ	orájú ɔˈraːjuː
subjunctive	non-past	orávai ɔˈraːvai	orává ɔˈraːvaː	orávaș ɔˈraːvaʃ	oráva ɔˈraːva	orávavuos ɔˈraːvavuos	orávavuote ɔˈraːvavuotɛ	orávavú ɔˈraːvavuː
past	orájai ɔˈraːjai	orájain ɔˈraːjain	orájaiș ɔˈraːjaiʃ	orájai ɔˈraːjai	orájavuos ɔˈraːjavuos	orájavuote ɔˈraːjavuotɛ	orájavú ɔˈraːjavuː
optative	non-past	orávúe ɔˈraːvuːɛ	orávova ɔˈraːvɔva	orávúș ɔˈraːvuːʃ	orávú ɔˈraːvuː	orávovuos ɔˈraːvɔvuos	orávovuote ɔˈraːvɔvuotɛ	orávovú ɔˈraːvɔvuː
past	oráevei ɔˈraːɛvei	oráeven ɔˈraːɛvɛn	oráeveș ɔˈraːɛvɛʃ	oráeve ɔˈraːɛvɛ	oráevuos ɔˈraːɛvuos	oráevuote ɔˈraːɛvuotɛ	oráevú ɔˈraːɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	oráriè ɔˈraːri.ɛ	orárin ɔˈraːrin	oráriș ɔˈraːriʃ	orári ɔˈraːri	orávúris ɔˈraːvuːris	orávúrite ɔˈraːvuːritɛ	orávúri ɔˈraːvuːri
past	oráeriè ɔˈraːɛri.ɛ	oráerin ɔˈraːɛrin	oráeriș ɔˈraːɛriʃ	oráeri ɔˈraːɛri	orájúris ɔˈraːjuːris	orájúrite ɔˈraːjuːritɛ	orájúri ɔˈraːjuːri
subjunctive	non-past	orávariè ɔˈraːvari.ɛ	orávarin ɔˈraːvarin	orávariș ɔˈraːvariʃ	orávari ɔˈraːvari	orávavúris ɔˈraːvavuːris	orávavúrite ɔˈraːvavuːritɛ	orávavúri ɔˈraːvavuːri
past	orájairiè ɔˈraːjairi.ɛ	orájairin ɔˈraːjairin	orájairiș ɔˈraːjairiʃ	orájairi ɔˈraːjairi	orájavúris ɔˈraːjavuːris	orájavúrite ɔˈraːjavuːritɛ	orájavúri ɔˈraːjavuːri
optative	non-past	orávúriè ɔˈraːvuːri.ɛ	orávúrin ɔˈraːvuːrin	orávúriș ɔˈraːvuːriʃ	orávúri ɔˈraːvuːri	orávovúris ɔˈraːvɔvuːris	orávovúrite ɔˈraːvɔvuːritɛ	orávovúri ɔˈraːvɔvuːri
past	oráeveriè ɔˈraːɛvɛri.ɛ	oráeverin ɔˈraːɛvɛrin	oráeveriș ɔˈraːɛvɛriʃ	oráeveri ɔˈraːɛvɛri	oráevúris ɔˈraːɛvuːris	oráevúrite ɔˈraːɛvuːritɛ	oráevúri ɔˈraːɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian aurátt, from Old Radestrian awrātt, from Proto-Radic *aǧrawaht, from *aǧrahs + *-aht, equivalent to oraiș + -at².

orizírnounanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈɔriziːr

GEN.SG orizí NOM.PL orizíre GEN₂.PL orizies ADJ orizíș

(professional) singer

	singular	plural
nominative	orizír ˈɔriziːr	orizíre ˈɔriziːrɛ
vocative	orizíse ˈɔriziːsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	orizí ˈɔriziː	orizíris ˈɔriziːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	orizies ˈɔrizies
dative	orizea ˈɔrizæː	orizírín ˈɔriziːriːn
accusative	orizíd ˈɔriziːd	orizírid ˈɔriziːrid
instrumental	orizeúr ɔˈrizɛ.uːr	orizíríe ˈɔriziːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian aurizzér, from Old Radestrian awrizzēr (singer), from awræzt (to sing) + -ēr, equivalent to orast + -ír.

oruþsnouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈɔrɤθs

GEN.SG orusk DAT.SG oroða NOM.PL orûðe ADJ oroðiș

1.archaic lodestone, magnet

Synonym: orosus

2.compass (navigation device)

	singular	plural
nominative	oruþs ˈɔrɤθs	orûðe ˈɔrɤðɛ
vocative	oruþse ˈɔrɤθsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	orusk ˈɔrɤsk	oroðiris ɔˈrɔðiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	oroðis ˈɔrɔðis
dative	oroða ˈɔrɔða	oroðirín ɔˈrɔðiriːn
accusative	orust ˈɔrɤst	oroðirid ɔˈrɔðirid
instrumental	oroðúr ˈɔrɔðuːr	oroðiríe ɔˈrɔðiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian auruþs, from Old Radestrian awroþs, from Proto-Radic *aǧurþs, from *aǧht (to lead) + *ôrþs (stone), equivalent to aut + raoþs.

ostársnouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈɔstaːrs

GEN.SG ostuorg NOM.PL ostárge ADJ ostuorjeș

botany sprout

	singular	plural
nominative	ostárs ˈɔstaːrs	ostárge ɔsˈtaːrɡɛ
vocative	ostárse ɔsˈtaːrsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	ostuorg ˈɔstuorɡ	ostárjeris ɔsˈtaːrjɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	ostárjes ɔsˈtaːrjɛs
dative	ostárga ɔsˈtaːrɡa	ostárjerín ɔsˈtaːrjɛriːn
accusative	ostárd ˈɔstaːrd	ostárjerid ɔsˈtaːrjɛrid
instrumental	ostárgúr ɔsˈtaːrɡuːr	ostárjeríe ɔsˈtaːrjɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian ostárs, from Old Radestrian awstārss, from Proto-Radic *aǧstārhs (sprout), from Proto-Hirdic *ghəstáḡərṯəs, from Proto-Laenkean *gʱa-sta<gar>t-as, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stat- (to grow).

oșelșeadverb07/06/2026

ɔˈʃɛlʃɛ

as is known

Univerbation of o sjelș-e (and it is known), from o¹ + sjelt (to know) + dze.

otainouninanimateuncountable31/07/2026

ˈɔtai

GEN.SG otaisk ADJ otaiș

mineralogy basalt

	singular
nominative	otai ˈɔtai
vocative	otaise ɔˈtaisɛ
genitive	otaisk ɔˈtaisk
dative	otain ˈɔtain
accusative	otaist ɔˈtaist
instrumental	otaivúr ɔˈtaivuːr

From Middle Radestrian autair, from Old Radestrian avtair, from Proto-Radic *abtawir, from Proto-Hirdic *aḇtákhwis, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥btʼ-ń̥k(ʰ)we-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbotʼ- (solid, firm).

otúadverbuncomparable31/07/2026

ˈɔtuː

1.interrogative why, how, whence

Synonyms: obúr, át²

2.existential somehow, for a reason

From Middle Radestrian otú, from Old Radestrian avtŭw, from Proto-Radic *abtıg, *awıg, from Proto-Hirdic *aḇtɯ́ḡ, from Proto-Laenkean *⁂m̥btʼɯ́g, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbæj(n)- (interrogative).

-ovíșsuffixadjectivalcomparable07/06/2026

-ɔviːʃ

COMP hevúb -ovíș ADV -ove

alternative form of -evíș (most often after stems with a back-vowel or -í-, -ie-, -je-)

degree	form
positive	-ovíș -ɔviːʃ
comparative	hevúb -ovíș ˈhɛvuːb ɔviːʃ
superlative	hevúva -ovíș hɛˈvuːva ɔviːʃ
excessive	hevâbe -ovíș ˈhɛvɤbɛ ɔviːʃ

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
-ovíș -ɔviːʃ	-ovíșe -ɔviːʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
-ovíșa -ɔviːʃa	-ovíșa’ -ɔviːʃa	-ovíșag -ɔviːʃaɡ	-ovíșai -ɔviːʃai	-ovíșei, -ovíși (colloquial) -ɔviːʃei -ɔviːʃi	-ovíșu -ɔviːʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	-ovjeșe -ɔvjɛʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	-ovjeșk -ɔvjɛʃk	-ovíșesk -ɔviːʃɛsk	-ovíșeris -ɔviːʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	-ovíșes -ɔviːʃɛs
dative	-ovíșa -ɔviːʃa	-ovíșen -ɔviːʃɛn	-ovíșerín -ɔviːʃɛriːn
accusative	-ovjeșt -ɔvjɛʃt	-ovíșest -ɔviːʃɛst	-ovíșerid -ɔviːʃɛrid
instrumental	-ovíșúr -ɔviːʃuːr	-ovíșevúr -ɔviːʃɛvuːr	-ovíșeríe -ɔviːʃɛriːɛ

ozírnounanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈɔziːr

GEN.SG ozí NOM.PL ozíre GEN₂.PL ozjes ADJ ozíș

bard

	singular	plural
nominative	ozír ˈɔziːr	ozíre ɔˈziːrɛ
vocative	ozíse ɔˈziːsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	ozí ˈɔziː	ozíris ɔˈziːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	ozjes ˈɔʒɛs
dative	ozea ˈɔzæː	ozírín ɔˈziːriːn
accusative	ozíd ˈɔziːd	ozírid ɔˈziːrid
instrumental	ozeúr ˈɔzɛ.uːr	ozíríe ɔˈziːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian ozér, from Old Radestrian awzēr, from Proto-Radic *agzēr, from Proto-Hirdic *aḡzéḡis, from Proto-Laenkean *ŋ̊gz-ég, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵑgæz- (to invoke).

øsnouninanimatecountable28/07/2026

œs

GEN.SG ivu NOM.PL eve ADJ iliș

home, by extension house

Synonym: dzia

	singular	plural
nominative	øs œs	eve ˈɛvɛ
vocative	øse ˈœsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	ivu ˈivu	eviris ˈɛviris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	evis ˈɛvis
dative	eva ˈɛva	evirín ˈɛviriːn
accusative	ød œd	evirid ˈɛvirid
instrumental	evúr ˈɛvuːr	eviríe ˈɛviriːɛ

From Proto-Radic *elir, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔel- (to settle).

palus¹nouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈpalɤs

Homophones: palus²

GEN.SG palovu NOM.PL palui ADJ paloviș

stack, pile

	singular	plural
nominative	palus ˈpalɤs	palui ˈpalɤi
vocative	paluse ˈpalusɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	palovu ˈpalɔvu	palviris ˈpalviris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	palvis ˈpalvis
dative	palva ˈpalva	palvirín ˈpalviriːn
accusative	palud ˈpalɤd	palvirid ˈpalvirid
instrumental	palvúr ˈpalvuːr	palviríe ˈpalviriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian palus, from Old Radestrian paðŭls, from Proto-Radic *paðıls, from Proto-Hirdic *pádhələs, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-al-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

palus²nouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈpalɤs

Homophones: palus¹

GEN.SG palvu NOM.PL palui ADJ palviș

burger

	singular	plural
nominative	palus ˈpalɤs	palui ˈpalɤi
vocative	paluse ˈpalusɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	palvu ˈpalvu	palviris ˈpalviris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	palvis ˈpalvis
dative	palva ˈpalva	palvirín ˈpalviriːn
accusative	palud ˈpalɤd	palvirid ˈpalvirid
instrumental	palvúr ˈpalvuːr	palviríe ˈpalviriːɛ

Back-formed from gjestepalus (hamburger).

pánenouninanimatecountable31/07/2026

ˈpaːnɛ

GEN.SG pánisk NOM.PL pánire ADJ pániș

length

	singular	plural
nominative	páne ˈpaːnɛ	pánire ˈpaːnirɛ
vocative	pánise ˈpaːnisɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pánisk ˈpaːnisk	pániris ˈpaːniris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pánis ˈpaːnis
dative	pánin ˈpaːnin	pánirín ˈpaːniriːn
accusative	pánist ˈpaːnist	pánirid ˈpaːnirid
instrumental	pánivúr ˈpaːnivuːr	pániríe ˈpaːniriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pánre, from Old Radestrian pānre, from Proto-Radic *pānir, from Proto-Hirdic *pā́nis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long). See poliș.

Parisproper nouninanimateout-of-world31/07/2026

ˈparis

GEN.SG Parig ADJ paríș

Paris (city)

capital of France
	singular
nominative	Paris ˈparis
vocative	Parise ˈparisɛ
genitive	Parig ˈpariɡ
dative	Pariva ˈpariva
accusative	Parid ˈparid
instrumental	Parivúr ˈparivuːr

other cities
	singular
nominative	Paris ˈparis
vocative	Parise ˈparisɛ
genitive	Parisk ˈparisk
dative	Parisa ˈparisa
accusative	Parist ˈparist
instrumental	Parisúr ˈparisuːr

Borrowed from French Paris.

pártverbtransitive31/07/2026

paːrt

NPST.1S párge PST.1S púrei PRESPART párivú PSPART párúl

1. to bake

2. to roast

nonfinite forms
infinitive	párt paːrt
connegative	párta ˈpaːrta
supine	pártúr ˈpaːrtuːr
participle	present	adjectival	páriș ˈpaːriʃ
adverbial	párivú ˈpaːrivuː
past	adjectival	párúș ˈpaːruːʃ
adverbial	párúl ˈpaːruːl
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		párga ˈpaːrɡa	párgúș ˈpaːrɡuːʃ		puorguoș ˈpuorɡuoʃ		párgovú ˈpaːrɡɔvuː
indicative	non-past	párge ˈpaːrɡɛ	párș paːrʃ	párg paːrɡ	puorguos ˈpuorɡuos	puorguote ˈpuorɡuotɛ	puorgú ˈpuorɡuː
past	púrei ˈpuːrei	púren ˈpuːrɛn	púreș ˈpuːrɛʃ	púre ˈpuːrɛ	púruos ˈpuːruos	púruote ˈpuːruotɛ	púrú ˈpuːruː
subjunctive	non-past	párgai ˈpaːrɡai	párgá ˈpaːrɡaː	párgaș ˈpaːrɡaʃ	párga ˈpaːrɡa	párgavuos ˈpaːrɡavuos	párgavuote ˈpaːrɡavuotɛ	párgavú ˈpaːrɡavuː
past	púrai ˈpuːrai	púrain ˈpuːrain	púraiș ˈpuːraiʃ	púrai ˈpuːrai	púravuos ˈpuːravuos	púravuote ˈpuːravuotɛ	púravú ˈpuːravuː
optative	non-past	párgúe ˈpaːrɡuːɛ	párgova ˈpaːrɡɔva	párgúș ˈpaːrɡuːʃ	párgú ˈpaːrɡuː	párgovuos ˈpaːrɡɔvuos	párgovuote ˈpaːrɡɔvuotɛ	párgovú ˈpaːrɡɔvuː
past	púrevei ˈpuːrɛvei	púreven ˈpuːrɛvɛn	púreveș ˈpuːrɛvɛʃ	púreve ˈpuːrɛvɛ	púrevuos ˈpuːrɛvuos	púrevuote ˈpuːrɛvuotɛ	púrevú ˈpuːrɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	párgriè, páriè (literary) ˈpaːrɡri.ɛ ˈpaːri.ɛ	párgrin, párin (literary) ˈpaːrɡrin ˈpaːrin	párgriș, páriș (literary) ˈpaːrɡriʃ ˈpaːriʃ	párgri, pári (literary) ˈpaːrɡri ˈpaːri	puorgúris ˈpuorɡuːris	puorgúrite ˈpuorɡuːritɛ	puorgúri ˈpuorɡuːri
past	púreriè ˈpuːrɛri.ɛ	púrerin ˈpuːrɛrin	púreriș ˈpuːrɛriʃ	púreri ˈpuːrɛri	púrúris ˈpuːruːris	púrúrite ˈpuːruːritɛ	púrúri ˈpuːruːri
subjunctive	non-past	párgariè ˈpaːrɡari.ɛ	párgarin ˈpaːrɡarin	párgariș ˈpaːrɡariʃ	párgari ˈpaːrɡari	párgavúris ˈpaːrɡavuːris	párgavúrite ˈpaːrɡavuːritɛ	párgavúri ˈpaːrɡavuːri
past	púrairiè ˈpuːrairi.ɛ	púrairin ˈpuːrairin	púrairiș ˈpuːrairiʃ	púrairi ˈpuːrairi	púravúris ˈpuːravuːris	púravúrite ˈpuːravuːritɛ	púravúri ˈpuːravuːri
optative	non-past	párgúriè ˈpaːrɡuːri.ɛ	párgúrin ˈpaːrɡuːrin	párgúriș ˈpaːrɡuːriʃ	párgúri ˈpaːrɡuːri	párgovúris ˈpaːrɡɔvuːris	párgovúrite ˈpaːrɡɔvuːritɛ	párgovúri ˈpaːrɡɔvuːri
past	púreveriè ˈpuːrɛvɛri.ɛ	púreverin ˈpuːrɛvɛrin	púreveriș ˈpuːrɛvɛriʃ	púreveri ˈpuːrɛvɛri	púrevúris ˈpuːrɛvuːris	púrevúrite ˈpuːrɛvuːritɛ	púrevúri ˈpuːrɛvuːri

nonfinite forms
infinitive	páruot ˈpaːruot
connegative	páruota ˈpaːruota
supine	páruotúr ˈpaːruotuːr
participle	present	adjectival	páruviș ˈpaːruviʃ
adverbial	páruvivú ˈpaːruvivuː
past	adjectival	páruokș ˈpaːruokʃ
adverbial	párúk ˈpaːruːk
finite forms	singular	plural
first	second	third	disjunctive	first	second	third	disjunctive
informal	formal	inclusive	exclusive
ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje …
simple	imperative		párgrúa, párúa (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːa ˈpaːruːa	párgruvúș, páruvúș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːʃ ˈpaːruvuːʃ		párgruvuoș, páruvuoș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuoʃ ˈpaːruvuoʃ		párgruvovú, páruvovú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuː ˈpaːruvɔvuː
indicative	non-past	párgrúe, párúe (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːɛ ˈpaːruːɛ	párgruva, páruva (literary) ˈpaːrɡruva ˈpaːruva	párgrúș, párúș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːʃ ˈpaːruːʃ	párgrú, párú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruː ˈpaːruː	párgruvuos, páruvuos (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuos ˈpaːruvuos	párgruvuote, páruvuote (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuotɛ ˈpaːruvuotɛ	párgruvú, páruvú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuː ˈpaːruvuː
past	puoruvei ˈpuoruvei	puoruven ˈpuoruvɛn	puoruveș ˈpuoruvɛʃ	puoruve ˈpuoruvɛ	puoruvuos ˈpuoruvuos	puoruvuote ˈpuoruvuotɛ	puoruvú ˈpuoruvuː
subjunctive	non-past	párgruvai, páruvai (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvai ˈpaːruvai	párgruvá, páruvá (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvaː ˈpaːruvaː	párgruvaș, páruvaș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvaʃ ˈpaːruvaʃ	párgruva, páruva (literary) ˈpaːrɡruva ˈpaːruva	párgruvavuos, páruvavuos (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuos ˈpaːruvavuos	párgruvavuote, páruvavuote (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuotɛ ˈpaːruvavuotɛ	párgruvavú, páruvavú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuː ˈpaːruvavuː
past	puoruvai ˈpuoruvai	puoruvain ˈpuoruvain	puoruvaiș ˈpuoruvaiʃ	puoruvai ˈpuoruvai	puoruvavuos ˈpuoruvavuos	puoruvavuote ˈpuoruvavuotɛ	puoruvavú ˈpuoruvavuː
optative	non-past	párgruvúe, páruvúe (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːɛ ˈpaːruvuːɛ	párgruvova, páruvova (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔva ˈpaːruvɔva	párgruvúș, páruvúș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːʃ ˈpaːruvuːʃ	párgruvú, páruvú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuː ˈpaːruvuː	párgruvovuos, páruvovuos (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuos ˈpaːruvɔvuos	párgruvovuote, páruvovuote (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuotɛ ˈpaːruvɔvuotɛ	párgruvovú, páruvovú (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuː ˈpaːruvɔvuː
past	puoruvevei ˈpuoruvɛvei	puoruveven ˈpuoruvɛvɛn	puoruveveș ˈpuoruvɛvɛʃ	puoruveve ˈpuoruvɛvɛ	puoruvevuos ˈpuoruvɛvuos	puoruvevuote ˈpuoruvɛvuotɛ	puoruvevú ˈpuoruvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	párgrúriè, párúriè (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːri.ɛ ˈpaːruːri.ɛ	párgrúrin, párúrin (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːrin ˈpaːruːrin	párgrúriș, párúriș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːriʃ ˈpaːruːriʃ	párgrúri, párúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruːri ˈpaːruːri	párgruvúris, páruvúris (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːris ˈpaːruvuːris	párgruvúrite, páruvúrite (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːritɛ ˈpaːruvuːritɛ	párgruvúri, páruvúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːri ˈpaːruvuːri
past	puoruveriè ˈpuoruvɛri.ɛ	puoruverin ˈpuoruvɛrin	puoruveriș ˈpuoruvɛriʃ	puoruveri ˈpuoruvɛri	puoruvúris ˈpuoruvuːris	puoruvúrite ˈpuoruvuːritɛ	puoruvúri ˈpuoruvuːri
subjunctive	non-past	párgruvariè, páruvariè (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvari.ɛ ˈpaːruvari.ɛ	párgruvarin, páruvarin (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvarin ˈpaːruvarin	párgruvariș, páruvariș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvariʃ ˈpaːruvariʃ	párgruvari, páruvari (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvari ˈpaːruvari	párgruvavúris, páruvavúris (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuːris ˈpaːruvavuːris	párgruvavúrite, páruvavúrite (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuːritɛ ˈpaːruvavuːritɛ	párgruvavúri, páruvavúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvavuːri ˈpaːruvavuːri
past	puoruvairiè ˈpuoruvairi.ɛ	puoruvairin ˈpuoruvairin	puoruvairiș ˈpuoruvairiʃ	puoruvairi ˈpuoruvairi	puoruvavúris ˈpuoruvavuːris	puoruvavúrite ˈpuoruvavuːritɛ	puoruvavúri ˈpuoruvavuːri
optative	non-past	párgruvúriè, páruvúriè (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːri.ɛ ˈpaːruvuːri.ɛ	párgruvúrin, páruvúrin (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːrin ˈpaːruvuːrin	párgruvúriș, páruvúriș (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːriʃ ˈpaːruvuːriʃ	párgruvúri, páruvúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvuːri ˈpaːruvuːri	párgruvovúris, páruvovúris (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuːris ˈpaːruvɔvuːris	párgruvovúrite, páruvovúrite (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuːritɛ ˈpaːruvɔvuːritɛ	párgruvovúri, páruvovúri (literary) ˈpaːrɡruvɔvuːri ˈpaːruvɔvuːri
past	puoruveveriè ˈpuoruvɛvɛri.ɛ	puoruveverin ˈpuoruvɛvɛrin	puoruveveriș ˈpuoruvɛvɛriʃ	puoruveveri ˈpuoruvɛvɛri	puoruvevúris ˈpuoruvɛvuːris	puoruvevúrite ˈpuoruvɛvuːritɛ	puoruvevúri ˈpuoruvɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian spárt, párt, from Old Radestrian spārtt, from Proto-Radic *spārht, with an unexplained lowering, from Proto-Hirdic *spōr-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spowr- (to cook).

párúsnouninanimateuncountable01/08/2026

ˈpaːruːs

GEN.SG páruvu ADJ páruviș

yeast

	singular
nominative	párús ˈpaːruːs
vocative	párúse ˈpaːruːsɛ
genitive	páruvu ˈpaːruvu
dative	páruva ˈpaːruva
accusative	párúd ˈpaːruːd
instrumental	páruvúr ˈpaːruvuːr

From Middle Radestrian spárús, párús, from Old Radestrian spārulro, from Proto-Radic *spārulur, from Proto-Hirdic *spṓrulus, from Proto-Laenkean *spowr-ol-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spowr- (to cook). See párt.

páspraþsnouninanimateuncountable24/08/2026

ˈpaːspraθs

GEN.SG pásprusk NOM.PL páspraðe ADJ pásproðiș

food onion soup

	singular	plural
nominative	páspraþs ˈpaːspraθs	páspraðe ˈpaːspraðɛ
vocative	páspraþse ˈpaːspraθsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pásprusk ˈpaːsprɤsk	páspraðiris ˈpaːspraðiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	páspraðis ˈpaːspraðis
dative	páspraða ˈpaːspraða	páspraðirín ˈpaːspraðiriːn
accusative	pásprast ˈpaːsprast	páspraðirid ˈpaːspraðirid
instrumental	páspraðúr ˈpaːspraðuːr	páspraðiríe ˈpaːspraðiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian plásspraþs, from Old Radestrian prāðspraþro, from Proto-Radic *pārðsparþur, from *pārðs (leek, onion) + *spārþur (soup), equivalent to prázs + práþs.

pastsnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026

pasts

GEN.SG pastusk NOM.PL paste GEN₂.PL pastus ADJ pastuș

time era, age

Synonym: vynts

	singular	plural
nominative	pasts pasts	paste ˈpastɛ
vocative	pastse ˈpastsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	pastusk^△ ˈpastɤsk	pastiris ˈpastiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	pastus^△ ˈpastɤs
dative	pasta ˈpasta	pastirín ˈpastiriːn
accusative	past past	pastirid ˈpastirid
instrumental	pastúr ˈpastuːr	pastiríe ˈpastiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian pasts, from Old Radestrian pasts, from Proto-Radic *padts, from Proto-Hirdic *pádtəs, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼadʱ-tʼa-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼadʱ- (long).

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