Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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pyllesnouninanimatecountable02/08/2026
ˈpillɛs
GEN.SG pyllig DAT.SG pylleva NOM.PL pyllei ADJ pyllíș
bottle, flask
From Middle Radestrian pjyns, pjynless, reinforced with -less (see -les), from Old Radestrian pjynre, from Proto-Radic *pjynir, from Proto-Hirdic *piḡýnis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʼig-ýn-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).
pýrnouninanimatecountable02/08/2026
piːr
GEN.SG pýj NOM.PL pýre ADJ pýș
ball (large, of soft material)
The word ‘ball’ can be translated in four ways, depending on its size and the type of material it is made of.
  • Of soft material: pjai (small), pýr (large)
  • Of hard material: nomai (small), nomír (large)
A general rule of thumb for size is whether it can fit in one’s palm.
From Middle Radestrian pýr, from Old Radestrian pȳr, from Proto-Radic *pȳr, from Proto-Hirdic *pýḡis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʼyg- (to swell).
rabsnouninanimatecountableoruncountable03/08/2026
raps
GEN.SG ruov, râv NOM.PL rabe ADJ râbiș
death
The genitive ruov is generally used in the uncountable sense, whereas râv refers to a countable death.
From Middle Radestrian rabs, from Old Radestrian rabbs, from Proto-Radic *rahbs, deverbal of *rahbht (to die). See rabt.
rabtverbintransitive03/08/2026
rapt
NPST.1S rape PST.1S râbei PRESPART raubivú PSPART rabúl
to die
From Middle Radestrian rabt, from Old Radestrian rabtt, from Proto-Radic *rahbht (to die), of uncertain origin. Perhaps from Proto-Hirdic *aráp̄b- (to become pale), from Proto-Laenkean *m̥<ráp>b-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mab- (pale).
racanouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈratsa
GEN.SG racisk NOM.PL racere ADJ raciș
1.edge
2.corner (physical, concave or external)
Synonym: sjarus (internal)
3.corner (area near an external corner or bend)
4.hem
From Middle Radestrian ratcra, from Old Radestrian raccra, from Proto-Radic *rahcer, from Proto-Hirdic *sap̄kés, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)n̥p-kʼé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *PL. *(s)nep- (to cut).
radieþsnounanimatecountable03/08/2026
raˈdieθs
GEN.SG radiesk NOM.PL radieðe ADJ radíðiș
zoology hippopotamus, hippo
From Middle Radestrian radhéþs, from rads (water) + héþs (horse), equivalent to rads + hjeþs.
radsnouninanimate03/08/2026
radz
GEN.SG razg NOM.PL rade ADJ radiș
1.uncountable water (flowing)
2.countable stream
From Middle Radestrian rads, from Old Radestrian rads, from Proto-Radic *ards, from Proto-Hirdic *árḏəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔard- (Water).
rádtverbtransitive03/08/2026
raːt
NPST.1S ráte PST.1S roei PRESPART rázdivú PSPART rádúl
to align, to aim, to direct (at = yn + accusative)
From Middle Radestrian rádt, from Old Radestrian rādtt, from Proto-Radic *rawadht, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sŋwod- (to aim).
ragyșadjectivecomparable03/08/2026
ˈraɡiʃ
COMP hevúb ragyș ADV ragyí
stubborn, difficult
From Middle Radestrian ragyș, from Old Radestrian ræǧyšjer, from Proto-Radic *erhwer, from Proto-Hirdic *eskhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔĭs-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔys- (to trap).
railișadjectivecomparable03/08/2026
ˈrailiʃ
COMP rașuobș ADV railí
loud, noisy
Antonym: haniș
From Middle Radestrian railliș, from Old Radestrian ræjellišjer, from Proto-Radic *ræjehlišjir, from *ræšs (voice) + *-lišjir, equivalent to raș1 + -liș.
rainsnouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
rains
GEN.SG raing NOM.PL raine ADJ rainiș
vulgar cunt
From Middle Radestrian rains, from Old Radestrian raenre, from Proto-Radic *rajenir, from Proto-Hirdic *sap̄énis, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)n̥p-én-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)nep- (to cut).
raiþsnounanimatecountable03/08/2026
raiθs
GEN.SG raisk, rașk NOM.PL raiðe ADJ raiðiș
zoology bird
From Middle Radestrian rajþs, from Old Radestrian ræjþs, from Proto-Radic *ræjþs (bird), from Proto-Hirdic *sæjthəs, from Proto-Laenkean *sæɟ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sæɟ- (to make sounds).
rájanouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈraːja
GEN.SG ráisk NOM.PL ráere ADJ ráiș
beet
From Middle Radestrian rájra, from Old Radestrian rājræ, from Proto-Radic *rājer, from Proto-Hirdic *sāhés, from Proto-Laenkean *sm̥ʔ-ʔé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *smɯʔ- (thick).
rakansnouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈrakans
GEN.SG rakang NOM.PL rakane ADJ rakaniș
nightmare
From Middle Radestrian rakans, from Old Radestrian rakans, from Proto-Radic *rakans, from Proto-Hirdic *sakánəs, from Proto-Laenkean *sn̥kʼ-án-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *snakʼ- (weak).
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Rakuaproper nounanimatein-world03/08/2026
ˈraku.a ˈrakwa
GEN.SG Rakvusk
Radic mythology Raque (god of sleep)
From Middle Radestrian Rakura, from Old Radestrian Rakwor, from Proto-Radic *Rakǧor, from Proto-Hirdic *Sakghós, from Proto-Laenkean *sn̥kʼ-gʱó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *snakʼ- (weak).
raķverbintransitive03/08/2026
ratʃ
NPST.1S raje PST.1S ríe PRESPART raijevú PSPART rajúl
1. to sound
Moí rajș. Sounds good.
2. to call, to phone (someone = + dative)
From Middle Radestrian rațț, from Old Radestrian ræjtt, from Proto-Radic *ræjht, from Proto-Hirdic *sæj-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sæɟ- (to make sounds).
raldvuþsnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
ˈraldvɤθs
GEN.SG raldvusk DAT.SG raldvoða NOM.PL raldvûðe ADJ raldvoðiș
out-of-world time Thursday
Coordinate terms: varyga (Monday), atía (Tuesday), liría (Wednesday) ↔ asedua (Friday), laía (Saturday), valygdras (Sunday)
From Middle Radestrian raldvuþs, from Old Radestrian lælddloþs, from Proto-Radic *lælhdulþs, from *lælhs (middle) + *dūlþs (day), equivalent to rals + dvuoþs.
ralesnouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
ˈralɛs
GEN.SG ralig DAT.SG raleva NOM.PL ralei GEN₂.PL ralies ADJ ralíș
sword, blade
From Middle Radestrian ralless, from Old Radestrian rallēr, from Proto-Radic *rahlēr, from Proto-Hirdic *sap̄léṯis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)n̥p-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)nep- (to cut).
-ralírsuffixnominalanimatecountable23/08/2026
-raliːr
GEN.SG -ralí ADJ -ralíș
post-consonantal form of -rvalír, except after /r/
ralsnouninanimatecountable03/08/2026
rals
GEN.SG raleg NOM.PL ralge ADJ ralíș
centre, middle, core
From Middle Radestrian rals, from Old Radestrian lælss, from Proto-Radic *lælhs, from Proto-Hirdic *lǽləkhəs, from Proto-Laenkean *læ~lækʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læ(n)kʰ- (hearth, soul, heart).