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razvdírnounanimatecountable24/08/2026

ˈrazvdiːr ˈrazdiːr

GEN.SG razvdí NOM.PL razvdíre ADJ razvdíș

Variant: razodír (dialectal)

music musician (one who plays an instrument), instrumentalist

Synonym: rezodír (dated)

Used in contrast with the term orizír (vocalist).

	singular	plural
nominative	razvdír ˈrazvdiːr	razvdíre razvˈdiːrɛ
vocative	razvdíse razvˈdiːsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	razvdí ˈrazvdiː	razvdíris razvˈdiːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	razvdies ˈrazvdies
dative	razvdea ˈrazvdæː	razvdírín razvˈdiːriːn
accusative	razvdíd ˈrazvdiːd	razvdírid razvˈdiːrid
instrumental	razvdeúr ˈrazvdɛ.uːr	razvdíríe razvˈdiːriːɛ

From razvdt + -ír. Doublet of rezodír (musician).

razvdtverbmusic24/08/2026

rasft rast

NPST.1S rasfte NPST.3P razeftú, rasftú PST.1S razevei, razvei PRESPART razvzdivú PSPART razvdúl

Variant: razudt (dialectal)

1.transitive

1. to play (music) (on instrument = + instrumental)

2.+ instrumental to play (an instrument) (instrument is indefinite)

Asvavúr gjøn rasft? Do you play the violin?

3. to play (audio) (on medium = + instrumental)

2.intransitive to play

1. to play music, to perform

2. to be on (of devices emitting audio)

Historically, razvdt has not included singing. Though some may use the verb to include singing, this is generally rejected by many. Compare the development of rezodír (musician), which nowadays does include vocalists.

nonfinite forms
infinitive	razvdt rasft
connegative	razvdta ˈrasftta
supine	razvdtúr ˈrasfttuːr
participle	present	adjectival	razvzdiș ˈrazvzdiʃ
adverbial	razvzdivú ˈrazvzdivuː
past	adjectival	razvdúș ˈrazvduːʃ
adverbial	razvdúl ˈrazvduːl
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		rasfta ˈrasfta	rasftúș ˈrasftuːʃ		razeftuoș, rasftuoș (colloquial) raˈzɛftuoʃ ˈrasftuoʃ		rasftovú ˈrasftɔvuː
indicative	non-past	rasfte ˈrasftɛ	rasftș rasftʃ	rasft rasft	razeftuos, rasftuos (colloquial) raˈzɛftuos ˈrasftuos	razeftuote, rasftuote (colloquial) raˈzɛftuotɛ rasfˈtuotɛ	razeftú, rasftú (colloquial) raˈzɛftuː ˈrasftuː
past	razevei, razvei (colloquial) ˈrazɛvei ˈrazvei	razeven, razven (colloquial) ˈrazɛvɛn ˈrazvɛn	razeveș, razveș (colloquial) ˈrazɛvɛʃ ˈrazvɛʃ	razeve, razve (colloquial) ˈrazɛvɛ ˈrazvɛ	razevuos, razvuos (colloquial) ˈrazɛvuos ˈrazvuos	razevuote, razvuote (colloquial) ˈrazɛvuotɛ razˈvuotɛ	razevú, razvú (colloquial) ˈrazɛvuː ˈrazvuː
subjunctive	non-past	rasftai ˈrasftai	rasftá ˈrasftaː	rasftaș ˈrasftaʃ	rasfta ˈrasfta	rasftavuos ˈrasftavuos	rasftavuote ˈrasftavuotɛ	rasftavú ˈrasftavuː
past	razevai, razvai (colloquial) ˈrazɛvai ˈrazvai	razevain, razvain (colloquial) ˈrazɛvain ˈrazvain	razevaiș, razvaiș (colloquial) ˈrazɛvaiʃ ˈrazvaiʃ	razevai, razvai (colloquial) ˈrazɛvai ˈrazvai	razevavuos raˈzɛvavuos	razevavuote raˈzɛvavuotɛ	razevavú raˈzɛvavuː
optative	non-past	rasftúe rasfˈtuːɛ	rasftova ˈrasftɔva	rasftúș ˈrasftuːʃ	rasftú ˈrasftuː	rasftovuos ˈrasftɔvuos	rasftovuote ˈrasftɔvuotɛ	rasftovú ˈrasftɔvuː
past	razevevei, razvevei (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvei ˈrazvɛvei	razeveven, razveven (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛn ˈrazvɛvɛn	razeveveș, razveveș (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛʃ ˈrazvɛvɛʃ	razeveve, razveve (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛ ˈrazvɛvɛ	razevevuos, razvevuos (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvuos ˈrazvɛvuos	razevevuote, razvevuote (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvuotɛ ˈrazvɛvuotɛ	razevevú, razvevú (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvuː ˈrazvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	rasftriè ˈrasftri.ɛ	rasftrin ˈrasftrin	rasftriș ˈrasftriʃ	rasftri ˈrasftri	razeftúris, rasftúris (colloquial) raˈzɛftuːris rasfˈtuːris	razeftúrite, rasftúrite (colloquial) raˈzɛftuːritɛ rasfˈtuːritɛ	razeftúri, rasftúri (colloquial) raˈzɛftuːri rasfˈtuːri
past	razeveriè, razveriè (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛri.ɛ razˈvɛri.ɛ	razeverin, razverin (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛrin ˈrazvɛrin	razeveriș, razveriș (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛriʃ ˈrazvɛriʃ	razeveri, razveri (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛri ˈrazvɛri	razevúris, razvúris (colloquial) ˈrazɛvuːris razˈvuːris	razevúrite, razvúrite (colloquial) ˈrazɛvuːritɛ razˈvuːritɛ	razevúri, razvúri (colloquial) ˈrazɛvuːri razˈvuːri
subjunctive	non-past	rasftariè rasfˈtari.ɛ	rasftarin ˈrasftarin	rasftariș ˈrasftariʃ	rasftari ˈrasftari	rasftavúris ˈrasftavuːris	rasftavúrite ˈrasftavuːritɛ	rasftavúri ˈrasftavuːri
past	razevairiè, razvairiè (colloquial) ˈrazɛvairi.ɛ razˈvairi.ɛ	razevairin, razvairin (colloquial) ˈrazɛvairin razˈvairin	razevairiș, razvairiș (colloquial) ˈrazɛvairiʃ razˈvairiʃ	razevairi, razvairi (colloquial) ˈrazɛvairi razˈvairi	razevavúris raˈzɛvavuːris	razevavúrite raˈzɛvavuːritɛ	razevavúri raˈzɛvavuːri
optative	non-past	rasftúriè rasfˈtuːri.ɛ	rasftúrin rasfˈtuːrin	rasftúriș rasfˈtuːriʃ	rasftúri rasfˈtuːri	rasftovúris ˈrasftɔvuːris	rasftovúrite ˈrasftɔvuːritɛ	rasftovúri ˈrasftɔvuːri
past	razeveveriè, razveveriè (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛri.ɛ razˈvɛvɛri.ɛ	razeveverin, razveverin (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛrin razˈvɛvɛrin	razeveveriș, razveveriș (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛriʃ razˈvɛvɛriʃ	razeveveri, razveveri (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvɛri razˈvɛvɛri	razevevúris, razvevúris (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvuːris ˈrazvɛvuːris	razevevúrite, razvevúrite (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvuːritɛ ˈrazvɛvuːritɛ	razevevúri, razvevúri (colloquial) raˈzɛvɛvuːri ˈrazvɛvuːri

nonfinite forms
infinitive	razvdruot ˈrazvdruot
connegative	razvdruota razvˈdruota
supine	razvdruotúr razvˈdruotuːr
participle	present	adjectival	razvzdruviș ˈrazvzdruviʃ
adverbial	razvzdruvivú razvzˈdruvivuː
past	adjectival	razvduokș ˈrazvduokʃ
adverbial	razvdúk ˈrazvduːk
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		rasftrúa rasfˈtruːa	rasftruvúș ˈrasftruvuːʃ		rasftruvuoș ˈrasftruvuoʃ		rasftruvovú rasfˈtruvɔvuː
indicative	non-past	rasftrúe rasfˈtruːɛ	rasftruva ˈrasftruva	rasftrúș ˈrasftruːʃ	rasftrú ˈrasftruː	rasftruvuos ˈrasftruvuos	rasftruvuote ˈrasftruvuotɛ	rasftruvú ˈrasftruvuː
past	razøruvei, razvruvei (colloquial) raˈzœruvei ˈrazvruvei	razøruven, razvruven (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛn ˈrazvruvɛn	razøruveș, razvruveș (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛʃ ˈrazvruvɛʃ	razøruve, razvruve (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛ ˈrazvruvɛ	razøruvuos, razvruvuos (colloquial) raˈzœruvuos ˈrazvruvuos	razøruvuote, razvruvuote (colloquial) raˈzœruvuotɛ ˈrazvruvuotɛ	razøruvú, razvruvú (colloquial) raˈzœruvuː ˈrazvruvuː
subjunctive	non-past	rasftruvai ˈrasftruvai	rasftruvá ˈrasftruvaː	rasftruvaș ˈrasftruvaʃ	rasftruva ˈrasftruva	rasftruvavuos rasfˈtruvavuos	rasftruvavuote rasfˈtruvavuotɛ	rasftruvavú rasfˈtruvavuː
past	razøruvai, razvruvai (colloquial) raˈzœruvai ˈrazvruvai	razøruvain, razvruvain (colloquial) raˈzœruvain ˈrazvruvain	razøruvaiș, razvruvaiș (colloquial) raˈzœruvaiʃ ˈrazvruvaiʃ	razøruvai, razvruvai (colloquial) raˈzœruvai ˈrazvruvai	razøruvavuos, razvruvavuos (colloquial) raˈzœruvavuos razˈvruvavuos	razøruvavuote, razvruvavuote (colloquial) raˈzœruvavuotɛ razˈvruvavuotɛ	razøruvavú, razvruvavú (colloquial) raˈzœruvavuː razˈvruvavuː
optative	non-past	rasftruvúe ˈrasftruvuːɛ	rasftruvova rasfˈtruvɔva	rasftruvúș ˈrasftruvuːʃ	rasftruvú ˈrasftruvuː	rasftruvovuos rasfˈtruvɔvuos	rasftruvovuote rasfˈtruvɔvuotɛ	rasftruvovú rasfˈtruvɔvuː
past	razøruvevei, razvruvevei (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvei razˈvruvɛvei	razøruveven, razvruveven (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛn razˈvruvɛvɛn	razøruveveș, razvruveveș (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛʃ razˈvruvɛvɛʃ	razøruveve, razvruveve (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛ razˈvruvɛvɛ	razøruvevuos, razvruvevuos (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvuos razˈvruvɛvuos	razøruvevuote, razvruvevuote (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvuotɛ razˈvruvɛvuotɛ	razøruvevú, razvruvevú (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvuː razˈvruvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	rasftrúriè rasfˈtruːri.ɛ	rasftrúrin rasfˈtruːrin	rasftrúriș rasfˈtruːriʃ	rasftrúri rasfˈtruːri	rasftruvúris ˈrasftruvuːris	rasftruvúrite ˈrasftruvuːritɛ	rasftruvúri ˈrasftruvuːri
past	razøruveriè, razvruveriè (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛri.ɛ razˈvruvɛri.ɛ	razøruverin, razvruverin (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛrin razˈvruvɛrin	razøruveriș, razvruveriș (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛriʃ razˈvruvɛriʃ	razøruveri, razvruveri (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛri razˈvruvɛri	razøruvúris, razvruvúris (colloquial) raˈzœruvuːris ˈrazvruvuːris	razøruvúrite, razvruvúrite (colloquial) raˈzœruvuːritɛ ˈrazvruvuːritɛ	razøruvúri, razvruvúri (colloquial) raˈzœruvuːri ˈrazvruvuːri
subjunctive	non-past	rasftruvariè rasfˈtruvari.ɛ	rasftruvarin rasfˈtruvarin	rasftruvariș rasfˈtruvariʃ	rasftruvari rasfˈtruvari	rasftruvavúris rasfˈtruvavuːris	rasftruvavúrite rasfˈtruvavuːritɛ	rasftruvavúri rasfˈtruvavuːri
past	razøruvairiè, razvruvairiè (colloquial) raˈzœruvairi.ɛ ˈrazvruvairi.ɛ	razøruvairin, razvruvairin (colloquial) raˈzœruvairin ˈrazvruvairin	razøruvairiș, razvruvairiș (colloquial) raˈzœruvairiʃ ˈrazvruvairiʃ	razøruvairi, razvruvairi (colloquial) raˈzœruvairi ˈrazvruvairi	razøruvavúris, razvruvavúris (colloquial) raˈzœruvavuːris razˈvruvavuːris	razøruvavúrite, razvruvavúrite (colloquial) raˈzœruvavuːritɛ razˈvruvavuːritɛ	razøruvavúri, razvruvavúri (colloquial) raˈzœruvavuːri razˈvruvavuːri
optative	non-past	rasftruvúriè ˈrasftruvuːri.ɛ	rasftruvúrin ˈrasftruvuːrin	rasftruvúriș ˈrasftruvuːriʃ	rasftruvúri ˈrasftruvuːri	rasftruvovúris rasfˈtruvɔvuːris	rasftruvovúrite rasfˈtruvɔvuːritɛ	rasftruvovúri rasfˈtruvɔvuːri
past	razøruveveriè, razvruveveriè (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛri.ɛ razˈvruvɛvɛri.ɛ	razøruveverin, razvruveverin (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛrin razˈvruvɛvɛrin	razøruveveriș, razvruveveriș (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛriʃ razˈvruvɛvɛriʃ	razøruveveri, razvruveveri (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvɛri razˈvruvɛvɛri	razøruvevúris, razvruvevúris (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvuːris razˈvruvɛvuːris	razøruvevúrite, razvruvevúrite (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvuːritɛ razˈvruvɛvuːritɛ	razøruvevúri, razvruvevúri (colloquial) raˈzœruvɛvuːri razˈvruvɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian razutt, from Old Radestrian ræðvdtt, from Proto-Radic *ræðbdht, from Proto-Hirdic *sǽdhəḇɟ-, from Proto-Laenkean *sæ<dʱæb>ɟ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sæɟ- (to make sounds). Stem levelled analogously with present stem rasft-.

rezodír

repronounpersonal09/07/2026

rɛ

GEN.SG rask | rátú DAT.SG ran | rá POSS.SG lirș | liriș

informal second-person singular pronoun; you; your, yours (thou, thee; thy, thine)

Synonym: lește (formal)

	singular
short	long
nominative	re rɛ
genitive	rask rask	rátú ˈraːtuː
dative	ran ran	rá raː
accusative	rast rast	rátad ˈraːtad
instrumental	rábúr, rabúr (non-standard) ˈraːbuːr ˈrabuːr
possessive	lirș lirʃ	liriș ˈliriʃ

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
lirș lirʃ	lirșe ˈlirʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
lirșa ˈlirʃa	lirșa’ ˈlirʃa	lirșag ˈlirʃaɡ	lirșai ˈlirʃai	lirșei, lirși (colloquial) ˈlirʃei ˈlirʃi	lirșu ˈlirʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	lirișe ˈliriʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	lirișk ˈliriʃk	lirișesk ˈliriʃɛsk	lirișeris liˈriʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	lirișes ˈliriʃɛs
dative	lirișa ˈliriʃa	lirișen ˈliriʃɛn	lirișerín liˈriʃɛriːn
accusative	lirișt ˈliriʃt	lirișest ˈliriʃɛst	lirișerid liˈriʃɛrid
instrumental	lirișúr ˈliriʃuːr	lirișevúr liˈriʃɛvuːr	lirișeríe liˈriʃɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian re (rá-), from Old Radestrian re (rā-), from Proto-Radic *re (rā-), from Proto-Hirdic *se (sa-), from Proto-Laenkean *seʔ, oblique *sn̥ʔ-.

ú, lește, vâs, vara¹, dzun, sted, dzate, sjáște, vír

Reansproper nounanimatein-world06/08/2026

ræːns

GEN.SG Reang NOM.PL Reane

name Radestrian male given name; Rean

	singular	plural
nominative	Reans ræːns	Reane ˈræːnɛ
vocative	Reanse ˈræːnsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	Reang ræːŋɡ	Reaniris ˈræːniris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	Reanis ˈræːnis
dative	Reana ˈræːna	Reanirín ˈræːniriːn
accusative	Reand ræːnd	Reanirid ˈræːnirid
instrumental	Reanúr ˈræːnuːr	Reaniríe ˈræːniriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian Rians, from Old Radestrian Riæns, from Proto-Radic *Rijæns, from Proto-Hirdic *sijǽnəs, from Proto-Laenkean *siɟ-ǽn-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *sæɟ- (to make sounds). Doublet of Rians.

-redssuffixnominal23/08/2026

-rɛdz

GEN.SG -rezg

settlement-naming suffix; -tree

	singular
nominative	-reds, -rede -rɛdz -rɛdɛ
vocative	-redse, -redise -rɛdzɛ -rɛdisɛ
genitive	-rezg -rɛzɡ
dative	-reda -rɛda
accusative	-rezd -rɛzd
instrumental	-redúr -rɛduːr

From Middle Radestrian -reds, -rede, from Old Radestrian -reds, from Proto-Radic *-hirds, from *hîrds (tree). Related to hrieds.

reftverbtransitive03/08/2026

rɛft

NPST.1S refe PST.1S revei PRESPART refivú PSPART revúl

to weave

nonfinite forms
infinitive	reft rɛft
connegative	refta ˈrɛfta
supine	reftúr ˈrɛftuːr
participle	present	adjectival	refiș ˈrɛfiʃ
adverbial	refivú ˈrɛfivuː
past	adjectival	revúș ˈrɛvuːʃ
adverbial	revúl ˈrɛvuːl
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		refa ˈrɛfa	refúș ˈrɛfuːʃ		refuoș ˈrɛfuoʃ		refovú ˈrɛfɔvuː
indicative	non-past	refe ˈrɛfɛ	refș rɛfʃ	ref rɛf	refuos ˈrɛfuos	refuote rɛˈfuotɛ	refú ˈrɛfuː
past	revei ˈrɛvei	reven ˈrɛvɛn	reveș ˈrɛvɛʃ	reve ˈrɛvɛ	revuos ˈrɛvuos	revuote rɛˈvuotɛ	revú ˈrɛvuː
subjunctive	non-past	refai ˈrɛfai	refá ˈrɛfaː	refaș ˈrɛfaʃ	refa ˈrɛfa	refavuos ˈrɛfavuos	refavuote ˈrɛfavuotɛ	refavú ˈrɛfavuː
past	revai ˈrɛvai	revain ˈrɛvain	revaiș ˈrɛvaiʃ	revai ˈrɛvai	revavuos ˈrɛvavuos	revavuote ˈrɛvavuotɛ	revavú ˈrɛvavuː
optative	non-past	refúe rɛˈfuːɛ	refova ˈrɛfɔva	refúș ˈrɛfuːʃ	refú ˈrɛfuː	refovuos ˈrɛfɔvuos	refovuote ˈrɛfɔvuotɛ	refovú ˈrɛfɔvuː
past	revevei ˈrɛvɛvei	reveven ˈrɛvɛvɛn	reveveș ˈrɛvɛvɛʃ	reveve ˈrɛvɛvɛ	revevuos ˈrɛvɛvuos	revevuote ˈrɛvɛvuotɛ	revevú ˈrɛvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	refriè ˈrɛfri.ɛ	refrin ˈrɛfrin	refriș ˈrɛfriʃ	refri ˈrɛfri	refúris rɛˈfuːris	refúrite rɛˈfuːritɛ	refúri rɛˈfuːri
past	reveriè rɛˈvɛri.ɛ	reverin ˈrɛvɛrin	reveriș ˈrɛvɛriʃ	reveri ˈrɛvɛri	revúris rɛˈvuːris	revúrite rɛˈvuːritɛ	revúri rɛˈvuːri
subjunctive	non-past	refariè rɛˈfari.ɛ	refarin ˈrɛfarin	refariș ˈrɛfariʃ	refari ˈrɛfari	refavúris ˈrɛfavuːris	refavúrite ˈrɛfavuːritɛ	refavúri ˈrɛfavuːri
past	revairiè rɛˈvairi.ɛ	revairin rɛˈvairin	revairiș rɛˈvairiʃ	revairi rɛˈvairi	revavúris ˈrɛvavuːris	revavúrite ˈrɛvavuːritɛ	revavúri ˈrɛvavuːri
optative	non-past	refúriè rɛˈfuːri.ɛ	refúrin rɛˈfuːrin	refúriș rɛˈfuːriʃ	refúri rɛˈfuːri	refovúris ˈrɛfɔvuːris	refovúrite ˈrɛfɔvuːritɛ	refovúri ˈrɛfɔvuːri
past	reveveriè rɛˈvɛvɛri.ɛ	reveverin rɛˈvɛvɛrin	reveveriș rɛˈvɛvɛriʃ	reveveri rɛˈvɛvɛri	revevúris ˈrɛvɛvuːris	revevúrite ˈrɛvɛvuːritɛ	revevúri ˈrɛvɛvuːri

nonfinite forms
infinitive	refruot ˈrɛfruot
connegative	refruota rɛfˈruota
supine	refruotúr rɛfˈruotuːr
participle	present	adjectival	refruviș ˈrɛfruviʃ
adverbial	refruvivú rɛfˈruvivuː
past	adjectival	revuokș rɛˈvuokʃ
adverbial	revúk ˈrɛvuːk
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		refrúa rɛfˈruːa	refruvúș ˈrɛfruvuːʃ		refruvuoș ˈrɛfruvuoʃ		refruvovú rɛfˈruvɔvuː
indicative	non-past	refrúe rɛfˈruːɛ	refruva ˈrɛfruva	refrúș ˈrɛfruːʃ	refrú ˈrɛfruː	refruvuos ˈrɛfruvuos	refruvuote ˈrɛfruvuotɛ	refruvú ˈrɛfruvuː
past	refruvei ˈrɛfruvei	refruven ˈrɛfruvɛn	refruveș ˈrɛfruvɛʃ	refruve ˈrɛfruvɛ
subjunctive	non-past	refruvai ˈrɛfruvai	refruvá ˈrɛfruvaː	refruvaș ˈrɛfruvaʃ	refruva ˈrɛfruva	refruvavuos rɛfˈruvavuos	refruvavuote rɛfˈruvavuotɛ	refruvavú rɛfˈruvavuː
past	refruvain ˈrɛfruvain	refruvaiș ˈrɛfruvaiʃ	refruvai ˈrɛfruvai
optative	non-past	refruvúe ˈrɛfruvuːɛ	refruvova rɛfˈruvɔva	refruvúș ˈrɛfruvuːʃ	refruvú ˈrɛfruvuː	refruvovuos rɛfˈruvɔvuos	refruvovuote rɛfˈruvɔvuotɛ	refruvovú rɛfˈruvɔvuː
past	refruvevei rɛfˈruvɛvei	refruveven rɛfˈruvɛvɛn	refruveveș rɛfˈruvɛvɛʃ	refruveve rɛfˈruvɛvɛ	refruvevuos rɛfˈruvɛvuos	refruvevuote rɛfˈruvɛvuotɛ	refruvevú rɛfˈruvɛvuː
habitual	indicative	non-past	refrúriè rɛfˈruːri.ɛ	refrúrin rɛfˈruːrin	refrúriș rɛfˈruːriʃ	refrúri rɛfˈruːri	refruvúris ˈrɛfruvuːris	refruvúrite ˈrɛfruvuːritɛ	refruvúri ˈrɛfruvuːri
past	refruveriè rɛfˈruvɛri.ɛ	refruverin rɛfˈruvɛrin	refruveriș rɛfˈruvɛriʃ	refruveri rɛfˈruvɛri
subjunctive	non-past	refruvariè rɛfˈruvari.ɛ	refruvarin rɛfˈruvarin	refruvariș rɛfˈruvariʃ	refruvari rɛfˈruvari	refruvavúris rɛfˈruvavuːris	refruvavúrite rɛfˈruvavuːritɛ	refruvavúri rɛfˈruvavuːri
past	refruvairiè ˈrɛfruvairi.ɛ	refruvairin ˈrɛfruvairin	refruvairiș ˈrɛfruvairiʃ	refruvairi ˈrɛfruvairi
optative	non-past	refruvúriè ˈrɛfruvuːri.ɛ	refruvúrin ˈrɛfruvuːrin	refruvúriș ˈrɛfruvuːriʃ	refruvúri ˈrɛfruvuːri	refruvovúris rɛfˈruvɔvuːris	refruvovúrite rɛfˈruvɔvuːritɛ	refruvovúri rɛfˈruvɔvuːri
past	refruveveriè rɛfˈruvɛvɛri.ɛ	refruveverin rɛfˈruvɛvɛrin	refruveveriș rɛfˈruvɛvɛriʃ	refruveveri rɛfˈruvɛvɛri	refruvevúris rɛfˈruvɛvuːris	refruvevúrite rɛfˈruvɛvuːritɛ	refruvevúri rɛfˈruvɛvuːri

From Middle Radestrian reft, from Old Radestrian reftt, from Proto-Radic *irfht, from Proto-Hirdic *irph-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔirpʰ- (to writhe).

rekuosnouninanimatecountable03/08/2026

ˈrɛkuos

GEN.SG rekuog DAT.SG rekúva NOM.PL rekuoje ADJ rekújeș

idol

	singular	plural
nominative	rekuos ˈrɛkuos	rekuoje rɛˈkuːjɛ
vocative	rekuûse rɛˈku.ɤsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	rekuog ˈrɛkuoɡ	rekújeris rɛˈkuːjɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	rekújes rɛˈkuːjɛs
dative	rekúva rɛˈkuːva	rekújerín rɛˈkuːjɛriːn
accusative	rekuod ˈrɛkuod	rekújerid rɛˈkuːjɛrid
instrumental	rekúvúr rɛˈkuːvuːr	rekújeríe rɛˈkuːjɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian rikúss (idol), from Old Radestrian rikūss, from Proto-Radic *rikūhs (statue), from Proto-Hirdic *ri(n)kū́ḵɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-kʼɯwk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kʼɯwk- (image).

relesnouninanimatecountable03/08/2026

ˈrɛlɛs

GEN.SG relig DAT.SG releva NOM.PL relei GEN₂.PL relies ADJ relíș

lid

	singular	plural
nominative	reles ˈrɛlɛs	relei ˈrɛlei
vocative	relese ˈrɛlɛsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	relig ˈrɛliɡ	relíris rɛˈliːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	relies ˈrɛlies
dative	releva ˈrɛlɛva	relírín rɛˈliːriːn
accusative	reled ˈrɛlɛd	relírid rɛˈliːrid
instrumental	relevúr ˈrɛlɛvuːr	relíríe rɛˈliːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian rilless, from Old Radestrian rillēr, from Proto-Radic *rihlejir, from Proto-Hirdic *riḵléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *rik-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *rejk- (to cover).

relianouninanimateuncountable03/08/2026

ˈrɛli.a

GEN.SG relièsk ADJ relièș

peace

	singular
nominative	relia ˈrɛli.a
vocative	relièse rɛˈli.ɛsɛ
genitive	relièsk^△ ˈrɛli.ɛsk
dative	relièn ˈrɛli.ɛn
accusative	relièst ˈrɛli.ɛst
instrumental	relièvúr rɛˈli.ɛvuːr

From Middle Radestrian rilihra, from Old Radestrian rilihhræ, from Proto-Radic *rilihher, from Proto-Hirdic *rilikkhés, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-likʰ-kʰé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *læ(n)kʰ- (hearth, soul, heart).

remárnouninanimatecountable07/08/2026

ˈrɛmaːr

GEN.SG remív NOM.PL remaire ADJ remíș

1.geometry square

2.card games diamonds (suit)

Coordinate terms: rvales (spades), strás (clubs), tasms (hearts)

	singular	plural
nominative	remár ˈrɛmaːr	remaire rɛˈmairɛ
vocative	remáse rɛˈmaːsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	remív ˈrɛmiːv	remairis rɛˈmairis
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	remais ˈrɛmais
dative	remá ˈrɛmaː	remairín rɛˈmairiːn
accusative	remád ˈrɛmaːd	remairid rɛˈmairid
instrumental	remaúr ˈrɛma.uːr	remairíe rɛˈmairiːɛ

From Middle Radestrian rimár, from Old Radestrian rimār, from Proto-Radic *rimār (square), from Proto-Hirdic *rimáḡəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-mag-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mag- (4).

rembleșanouninanimateuncountable03/08/2026

ˈrɛmblɛʃa

GEN.SG rembleșesk ADJ rembleșeș

happiness

	singular
nominative	rembleșa ˈrɛmblɛʃa
vocative	rembleșese rɛmˈblɛʃɛsɛ
genitive	rembleșesk ˈrɛmblɛʃɛsk
dative	rembleșen ˈrɛmblɛʃɛn
accusative	rembleșest ˈrɛmblɛʃɛst
instrumental	rembleșevúr rɛmˈblɛʃɛvuːr

From Middle Radestrian rimlešre, from Old Radestrian rimlešre, from Proto-Radic *rimlèšir, from Proto-Hirdic *rimlɛ́ḵjis, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-m̥l-ǽkje-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *myl- (to feel).

remnøsnouninanimatecountable24/08/2026

ˈrɛmnœs

GEN.SG remnivu NOM.PL remneve ADJ remniviș

botany

1.vegetable

2.plant

Synonym: arremnøs

	singular	plural
nominative	remnøs ˈrɛmnœs	remneve ˈrɛmnɛvɛ
vocative	remnøse ˈrɛmnœsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	remnivu ˈrɛmnivu	remneviris rɛmˈnɛviris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	remnevis ˈrɛmnɛvis
dative	remneva ˈrɛmnɛva	remnevirín rɛmˈnɛviriːn
accusative	remnød ˈrɛmnœd	remnevirid rɛmˈnɛvirid
instrumental	remnevúr ˈrɛmnɛvuːr	remneviríe rɛmˈnɛviriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian rimnevs, from Old Radestrian rinmelre, from Proto-Radic *rinmelir (plant), from Proto-Hirdic *rinmélis, from Proto-Laenkean *rin-mel-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *mel- (grellow).

remvaișadjectivecomparable24/08/2026

ˈrɛmvaiʃ

COMP remvaijuobș ADV remvaỉ

colours green

degree	form
positive	remvaiș ˈrɛmvaiʃ
comparative	remvaijuobș rɛmˈvaijuopʃ
superlative	remvaijúvaș rɛmˈvaijuːvaʃ
excessive	remvaijâbyș rɛmˈvaijɤbiʃ

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
remvaiș ˈrɛmvaiʃ	remvaișe rɛmˈvaiʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
remvaișa rɛmˈvaiʃa	remvaișa’ rɛmˈvaiʃa	remvaișag rɛmˈvaiʃaɡ	remvaișai rɛmˈvaiʃai	remvaișei, remvaiși (colloquial) rɛmˈvaiʃei rɛmˈvaiʃi	remvaișu rɛmˈvaiʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	remvaișe rɛmˈvaiʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	remvaișk ˈrɛmvaiʃk	remvaișesk rɛmˈvaiʃɛsk	remvaișeris rɛmˈvaiʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	remvaișes rɛmˈvaiʃɛs
dative	remvaișa rɛmˈvaiʃa	remvaișen rɛmˈvaiʃɛn	remvaișerín rɛmˈvaiʃɛriːn
accusative	remvaișt ˈrɛmvaiʃt	remvaișest rɛmˈvaiʃɛst	remvaișerid rɛmˈvaiʃɛrid
instrumental	remvaișúr rɛmˈvaiʃuːr	remvaișevúr rɛmˈvaiʃɛvuːr	remvaișeríe rɛmˈvaiʃɛriːɛ

From earlier remnvaiș, from Middle Radestrian rimnvaiș, rinuvaiș, from Old Radestrian rinmlaišjer, rinwlaišjer, from Proto-Radic *rinmlawir, *rinmlawišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *rinmlákhwis, from *rinmélis, equivalent to remnøs + -ai + -ș.

renainouninanimateuncountable11/05/2026

ˈrɛnai

GEN.SG renaisk

vermouth

	singular
nominative	renai ˈrɛnai
vocative	renaise rɛˈnaisɛ
genitive	renaisk rɛˈnaisk
dative	renain ˈrɛnain
accusative	renaist rɛˈnaist
instrumental	renaivúr rɛˈnaivuːr

From Old Radestrian rinair. Etymology uncertain, but likely from the Proto-Laenkean root *rejn- (to live).

rengedzsnounanimatecountable03/08/2026

ˈrɛŋɡɛdz

GEN.SG rengezg NOM.PL rengedze ADJ rengedziș

mythology elf

	singular	plural
nominative	rengedzs ˈrɛŋɡɛdz	rengedze ˈrɛŋɡɛdzɛ
vocative	rengedzse ˈrɛŋɡɛdzɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	rengezg ˈrɛŋɡɛzɡ	rengedziris rɛŋˈɡɛdziris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	rengedzis ˈrɛŋɡɛdzis
dative	rengedza ˈrɛŋɡɛdza	rengedzirín rɛŋˈɡɛdziriːn
accusative	rengezd ˈrɛŋɡɛzd	rengedzirid rɛŋˈɡɛdzirid
instrumental	rengedzúr ˈrɛŋɡɛdzuːr	rengedziríe rɛŋˈɡɛdziriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian ringe[[dz>d°z]]s, from Old Radestrian rinhedþre, from Proto-Radic *rinhedþir, from Proto-Hirdic *rinhéḏthis, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-hed-tʰ, from the Proto-Laenkean root *hed- (white).

a renstimansnouninanimateuncountable04/08/2026

a ˈrɛnstimans

GEN.SG a renstimeng DAT.SG a renstimanga ADJ renstimenjeș

antiquity, ancient times

	singular
nominative	a renstimans a ˈrɛnstimans
vocative	renstimanse rɛnsˈtimansɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	a renstimeng a ˈrɛnstimɛŋɡ
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	as renstimeng as ˈrɛnstimɛŋɡ
dative	a renstimanga a rɛnsˈtimaŋɡa
accusative	a renstimand a ˈrɛnstimand
instrumental	a renstimangúr a rɛnsˈtimaŋɡuːr

From Middle Radestrian rinstimans, from Old Radestrian rinstimænss, from Proto-Radic *rinstimænhs, from Proto-Hirdic *rinstimǽnṯəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-stim-ǽnt-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stɯjm- (old).

reņíșadjectivecomparable04/08/2026

ˈrɛŋiːʃ

COMP reņeuobș ADV reņỉ

noble

degree	form
positive	reņíș ˈrɛŋiːʃ
comparative	reņeuobș ˈrɛŋɛ.uopʃ
superlative	reņeúvaș ˈrɛŋɛ.uːvaʃ
excessive	reņeâbyș rɛˈŋɛ.ɤbiʃ

singular	plural
inanimate	animate
reņíș ˈrɛŋiːʃ	reņíșe rɛˈŋiːʃɛ
postposed definite article enclisis
a	a’	ag	ai	i	u
reņíșa rɛˈŋiːʃa	reņíșa’ rɛˈŋiːʃa	reņíșag rɛˈŋiːʃaɡ	reņíșai rɛˈŋiːʃai	reņíșei, reņíși (colloquial) rɛˈŋiːʃei rɛˈŋiːʃi	reņíșu rɛˈŋiːʃu

	singular	plural
inanimate	animate
nominative	reņieșe rɛˈŋieʃɛ
vocative
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	reņieșk rɛˈŋieʃk	reņíșesk rɛˈŋiːʃɛsk	reņíșeris rɛˈŋiːʃɛris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	reņíșes rɛˈŋiːʃɛs
dative	reņíșa rɛˈŋiːʃa	reņíșen rɛˈŋiːʃɛn	reņíșerín rɛˈŋiːʃɛriːn
accusative	reņieșt rɛˈŋieʃt	reņíșest rɛˈŋiːʃɛst	reņíșerid rɛˈŋiːʃɛrid
instrumental	reņíșúr rɛˈŋiːʃuːr	reņíșevúr rɛˈŋiːʃɛvuːr	reņíșeríe rɛˈŋiːʃɛriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian riŋŋíș, from Old Radestrian riŋŋīšjer, from Proto-Radic *rihŋēr, *rihŋīšjir, from Proto-Hirdic *rip̄ŋéḡis (well-bred), from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)-pŋ̊-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *peŋ-.

repsnouninanimatecountable04/08/2026

rɛps

GEN.SG repsk NOM.PL repse ADJ repsiș

1.pattern

2.template

	singular	plural
nominative	reps rɛps	repse ˈrɛpsɛ
vocative	repse ˈrɛpsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	repsk rɛpsk	repsiris ˈrɛpsiris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	repsis ˈrɛpsis
dative	repsa ˈrɛpsa	repsirín ˈrɛpsiriːn
accusative	repst rɛpst	repsirid ˈrɛpsirid
instrumental	repsúr ˈrɛpsuːr	repsiríe ˈrɛpsiriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian reps, from Old Radestrian repþre, from Proto-Radic *irpþir (weft), from Proto-Hirdic *írpthis, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔirpʰ-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔirpʰ- (to writhe).

reft

reslesnouninanimatecountable04/08/2026

ˈrɛslɛs

GEN.SG reslig DAT.SG resleva NOM.PL reslei ADJ reslíș

dildo

Bjar-á resles-aș, ádeș-te moí strodziș. Anything’s a dildo if you’re brave enough.

	singular	plural
nominative	resles ˈrɛslɛs	reslei ˈrɛslei
vocative	reslese ˈrɛslɛsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	reslig ˈrɛsliɡ	reslíris rɛsˈliːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	reslies ˈrɛslies
dative	resleva ˈrɛslɛva	reslírín rɛsˈliːriːn
accusative	resled ˈrɛslɛd	reslírid rɛsˈliːrid
instrumental	reslevúr ˈrɛslɛvuːr	reslíríe rɛsˈliːriːɛ

From Middle Radestrian risless, from Old Radestrian litlēr, from Proto-Radic *litlejir, from Proto-Hirdic *litléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *litʼ-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajtʼ- (to pass through).

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ˈrɛsmuːr

GEN.SG resmív NOM.PL resmíre ADJ resmíș

comfort, cosiness, warmth

	singular	plural
nominative	resmúr ˈrɛsmuːr	resmíre rɛsˈmiːrɛ
vocative	resmúse rɛsˈmuːsɛ
genitive	direct (ɢᴇɴ₁)	resmív ˈrɛsmiːv	resmíris rɛsˈmiːris
relational (ɢᴇɴ₂)	resmies ˈrɛsmies
dative	resmoa ˈrɛsmɔa	resmírín rɛsˈmiːriːn
accusative	resmúd ˈrɛsmuːd	resmírid rɛsˈmiːrid
instrumental	resmoúr ˈrɛsmɔ.uːr	resmíríe rɛsˈmiːriːɛ

Reinforced with re-. From Middle Radestrian smór, from Old Radestrian smōr, from Proto-Radic *tmōr. See smíș.

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