Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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dzistpronounpersonal06/06/2026
dzist
GEN.SG dzisk | dzitú POSS.SG dzirș | dziriș GEN₂.PL dzjes POSS.PL dzjerș | dzjeriș
Variant: dzi- (alternative citation form)
1.singular reflexive pronoun; herself, himself, itself, myself, ourselves, themselves, yourself, yourselves; her, his, its, my, our, their, your
I skanslieðe dzist liritú. The men are washing themselves.
2.plural reciprocal pronoun; each other; each other’s
I skanslieðe dzjed liritú. The men are washing each other.
  • Unlike in English, this reflexive pronoun is used regardless of person.
  • The singular and plural distinction here is only one of form, not function.
    • The ‘singular’ (reflexive) pronoun may have a plural antecedent.
From Proto-Radic *dzih-, from Proto-Hirdic *gih-, from Proto-Laenkean *ᵑgih- (REFL).
dzíșadjectivecomparable14/06/2026
dziːʃ
COMP dzavuobș ADV dzeí
wet
Antonym: hraiș (dry)
From Middle Radestrian dzéș, from Old Radestrian dzēšjer, from Proto-Radic *dzæhs, *dzèjišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡǽhəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gæʔ- (wet).
erguolesnouninanimatecountable29/05/2026
ɛrˈɡuolɛs
GEN.SG erguolig DAT.SG erguoleva NOM.PL erguolei GEN₂.PL erguolies
grammar accusative case
Hypernym: verșe (case)
erguoks (consequence) + -les
ervátenouninanimateplurale tantum29/09/2025
ɛrˈvaːtɛ
glasses, spectacles
er (on) + vas1 (eye)
-eșasuffixnominal27/05/2026
-ɛʃa
GEN.SG -eșesk NOM.PL -eșere
denotes pertinence; often used to name countries, territories or other geopolitical entities concerning mass identity
From Proto-Radic *-èšir, from Proto-Hirdic *-(ḡ)ɛ́ḵjis, from Proto-Laenkean *-(g)ǽkje-.
Eurúpírproper nounout-of-world02/06/2026
œˈruːpiːr
GEN.SG Eurúpí ADJ eurúpíș
Variant: Ørúpír (alternative spelling)
1.animate mythology Europa
2.inanimate astronomy Europa
3.inanimate Europe (continent)
From Middle Radestrian Evrópér, borrowed from Ancient Greek Εὐρώπη.
-evíșsuffixadjectival07/06/2026
-ɛviːʃ
COMP hevúb -evíș ADV -eve
Variant: -ovíș
1.denominal -ful, full of
vina → vinívíș wonder → wonderful
2.denominal -ed, having, with
dzaus → dzoevíș horn → horned
3.deverbal -able (passive sense) + infinitive stem
svolekt → svolektevíș to read → legible
4.deverbal denotes enjoyment or frequency + bare stem
svolecevíș bookworm
From Proto-Laenkean *-Vbʱit-, from the root *bʱajt- (to carry).
ag FAA-șeproper nouninanimate24/05/2026
aɡ afaˈaʃɛ
GEN₂.PL ais FAA-șes
abbreviation of Fvane Americișe ag Aruokșe (the United States of America); USA
fyesnumeral21/06/2026
fies
GEN.SG fýru ADJ fýriș
nine (9)
Coordinate forms: fore- (prefix), foríș (ordinal)
From Middle Radestrian fǿss, from Old Radestrian fø̄ss, from Proto-Radic *fęzs, from Proto-Hirdic *phø̄́zəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *pʰæwz- (nine).
às, rvaus, ljere, ár, úr, nars, ljájr, dries, sjaus
Fvane ag Aruokșeproper nouninanimateplurale tantum06/06/2026
ˈfanɛ aɡ aˈruokʃɛ
GEN₂.PL Fvanis ais Aruokșes
out-of-world synonym of Fvane Americișe ag Aruokșe; the United States
fvans (state) + aruokș (united)
Fvane Americișe ag Aruokșeproper nouninanimateplurale tantum06/06/2026
ˈfanɛ aˈmɛritsiʃɛ aɡ aˈruokʃɛ
GEN₂.PL Fvanis ais Americișes Aruokșes
Variant: FAA-șe (abbreviation)
out-of-world the United States of America
Synonym: Fvane ag Aruokșe (the United States)
fvans (state) + Ameriks (America) + aruokș (united)
fvansnouninanimatecountable26/05/2026
fans
GEN.SG fvung NOM.PL fvane ADJ fvoniș
1.state, status
2.stance
3.politics state, government
From Middle Radestrian fvans, from Old Radestrian flans, from Proto-Radic *flans, from Proto-Hirdic *swlánəs, from Proto-Laenkean *swl̥-án-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *swal- (to stand).
-gasuffixnominal28/05/2026
-ɡa
GEN.SG -gusk NOM.PL -gore ADJ -guș
Variants:
  • -ía (after -e/i-)
  • -ua (after liquids and plosives)
1. forms augmentatives
krazs → krazga mess → chaos
2. forms pejoratives
Synonym: -gaus
From Middle Radestrian -gra, from Old Radestrian -ɣra, from Proto-Radic *-ɣor, from Proto-Laenkean *-(i)gʱó-. The expected Proto-Radic reflex is *-ɣar, though the lowering of the vowel has been explained as being blocked by a morpheme boundary, i.e. *-ɣ-or.
gaksnounanimatecountable10/05/2026
ɡaks
GEN.SG gaksk NOM.PL gakse
sheep
From Middle Radestrian gaks, from Old Radestrian ŋakþs, from Proto-Radic *ŋakþs, from Proto-Hirdic *ŋákthəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ŋakʰ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ŋakʰ-.
-gaussuffixnominal28/05/2026
-ɡaus
GEN.SG -govu DAT.SG -gava NOM.PL -goe
Variant: -vaus (after liquids and plosives)
semi-productive forms pejorative nouns
lír → lígaus clown → laughing stock
From Proto-Radic *-ɣalur, from Proto-Laenkean *-(i)gʱó-l-, equivalent to -ga (augmentative) + -us1.
gjedrøsnouninanimateuncountable15/06/2026
ˈjɛdrœs
GEN.SG gjedrivu DAT.SG gjedreva ADJ gjedriviș
health
From Middle Radestrian gjidrevs, from Old Radestrian ǧidrelre, from Proto-Radic *ǧidrelir, from Proto-Hirdic *ghidrélis, from Proto-Laenkean *gʱe-ᶮɟrel-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᶮɟrel- (to bloom).
gyvsnouninanimatecountable11/05/2026
ɡifs
GEN.SG gyvu NOM.PL gyve
1.time, occurrence, occasion
2.hinge
Deverbal of gylt (to turn).
a HA-șeproper nouninanimate24/05/2026
a haˈaʃɛ
GEN.SG a HA-șk
abbreviation of Heņrekseșa ag Aruokșe (the United Kingdom); the UK
háșenouninanimate02/06/2026
ˈhaːʃɛ
GEN.SG huoșk NOM.PL háșe ADJ húșeș
1.uncountable night, nighttime
Antonym: dvuoþs (day)
2.countable night (unit of time)
From Proto-Radic *hāšur (night), from Proto-Hirdic *ṯṓchus, from the Proto-Laenkean root *towcʰ- (night).
heņrekseșanouninanimatecountable24/05/2026
hɛŋˈɡrɛksɛʃa
GEN.SG heņrekseșesk NOM.PL heņrekseșere
kingdom, monarchy
heņreks (monarch) + -eșa