Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
a b c d ð e f g h i j k ķ l m n ņ o ø p r s ș t þ u y v z x q w
Showing entries (1401 – 1420 of 2954)
hraokt verbintransitive28/07/2026
hrɔːkt
NPST.1S hraoke PST.1S hraocei PRESPART hraocivú PSPART hraokúl
to cough
From Middle Radestrian hrôkt, from Old Radestrian hrôktt, from Proto-Radic *hôrkht (to cough), of onomatopoeic origin.
hrarevỉr nouninanimatecountable26/09/2026
ˈhrarɛviːːr
GEN.SG hrarevỉ NOM.PL hrarevỉre ADJ hrarevỉș
back
Antonym: serrevỉr
The word hrarevỉr refers to the posterior section of something; for a backwards-facing surface, hralýr is used.
hra- (after-) + revỉr (part)
hrârøat verbtransitive27/09/2026
ˈhrɤrœat
NPST.1S hrârøi PST.1S hrâryșei PRESPART hrârøșevú PSPART hrârøvúl
to get wrong, to be wrong about
Antonym: rerøat
hrâ- (bad) + røat (to take)
hrârølks nouninanimateuncountable27/09/2026
ˈhrɤrœlks
GEN.SG hrârølk ADJ hrârylciș
Variant: Hk (symbol)
chemistry cadmium (element with atomic number of 48)
Coordinate terms: hredzs (silver) ↔ embrai (indium)
hrâ- (bad) + rølkai (zinc)
hras nounanimatecountable28/07/2026
hras
Homophones: Hras
GEN.SG hrag NOM.PL hrage ADJ hrajeș
zoology crab, crustacean
From Middle Radestrian hrass, from Old Radestrian hrass, from Proto-Radic *hırhs, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵɯ́ḏɯḵɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *kɯd-ɯk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kɯd- (hard).
u Hras proper nounanimate27/09/2026
u hras
Homophones: hras
GEN.SG u Hrag ADJ hrajeș
1.astronomy Cancer (constellation)
2.astrology Cancer (zodiac sign)
Coordinate terms: Pras (Aries), Sjuvua (Taurus), Ruovente (Gemini) ↔ Ziens (Leo), Vaiþs (Virgo), Vales (Libra), Sjepjes (Scorpio), Amír (Sagittarius), Ebredzys (Capricorn), Radvỉr (Aquarius), Tídzente (Pisces)
Proprialisation of hras (crab).
hrás nouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
hraːs
GEN.SG hruog NOM.PL hráge ADJ hrújeș
From Middle Radestrian hráss, from Old Radestrian hrāhro, from Proto-Radic *hārhur, from Proto-Hirdic *ṯṓrhus, from Proto-Laenkean *tow<r>h-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *towh- (to divide).
hrâs nouninanimatecountable27/09/2026
hrɤs
GEN.SG hrâsk NOM.PL hrâse ADJ hrâsiș
colloquial synonym of hruks (need)
hrasema adverbuncomparable27/09/2026
ˈhrasɛma
ADJ hrasemadiș
hra- (after-) + sema (tomorrow)
hraskraus nouninanimateuncountable27/09/2026
ˈhraskraus
GEN.SG hraskravu ADJ hraskraviș
pathology tetanus
hrastiș (stiff) + -raus
hrastiș adjectivecomparable28/07/2026
ˈhrastiʃ
COMP hraskuobș ADV hrastí
From Middle Radestrian hradstiș, hrastiș, from Old Radestrian hradscišjer, from Proto-Radic *hırdsks, *hırdscišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵɯ́rḏɯskɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *kɯ<r>d-ɯsk-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *kɯd- (hard).
hrâstrat verbintransitive27/09/2026
ˈhrɤstrat
NPST.1S hrâstrate PST.1S hrâstratșei PRESPART hrâstratșevú PSPART hrâstratúl
to lose
Antonym: restrat
hrâ- (bad) + strat (to fight)
hrâstretỉr nouninanimatecountable27/09/2026
ˈhrɤstrɛtiːːr
GEN.SG hrâstretỉ NOM.PL hrâstretỉre ADJ hrâstretỉș
loss, defeat
Antonym: restretỉr
hrâ- (bad) + stretỉr (fight)
hraș nouninanimatecountable24/08/2026
hraʃ
GEN.SG hraj DAT.SG hrá NOM.PL hraje ADJ hrajeș
weather wind
From Middle Radestrian hraș, from Old Radestrian hrajs, from Proto-Radic *harjs, from Proto-Hirdic *p̄árjəs, from Proto-Laenkean *pa<r>ɟ-as, from the Proto-Laenkean root *paɟ- (to blow).
hrașbt verbtransitive27/09/2026
hraʃpt
NPST.1S hrașpe PST.1S hrușbei PRESPART hrașubivú PSPART hrașbúl
1. to strengthen
2. to fortify
hroșeș (strong) + -bt
hrâvaca nouninanimatecountable27/09/2026
ˈhrɤvatsa
GEN.SG hrâvacisk NOM.PL hrâvacere ADJ hrâvaciș
geometry ellipse
Near-synonym: nýrinus (oval)
From hrâ- (bad) + -vaca, a rebracketing of revaca (circle) as re- (good) + -vaca. Etymologically, however, the re- in revaca is indeed the re- prefix.
hrâvardt verbtransitive27/09/2026
ˈhrɤvart
NPST.1S hrâvarte PST.1S hrâvarei PRESPART hrâvarzdivú PSPART hrâvardúl
1. to disrespect, to disregard
Antonym: revardt
2. to flout (rules)
hrâ- (bad) + vardt (to see)
hravastere nouninanimatecountable27/09/2026
hraˈvastɛrɛ
GEN.SG hravasterisk NOM.PL hravasterire ADJ hravasteriș
1. parents’ grandchildren and their descendants; children, nieces and nephews (broad sense)
2.genealogy siblings’ descendants; nieces and nephews, niblings (narrow sense)
Sense 2 is typically used in genealogical contexts in contrast with haurs (descendants). The sense split is the result of vastere having interpretations both including and excluding oneself.
hra- (post-) + vastere (siblings)
hrâvazs nouninanimatecountable28/07/2026
ˈhrɤvaz
GEN.SG hrâvuzg NOM.PL hrâvaze ADJ hrâvoziș
From Middle Radestrian hrufvazz, from Old Radestrian hroflaðro, from Proto-Radic *hurfolður, from Proto-Laenkean *kʰo-spʰoldʱ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spʰoldʱ- (to hide), equivalent to ho- + asfvast.
hravía nouninanimatecountable27/09/2026
hraˈviːa
GEN.SG hraviesk NOM.PL hraviere ADJ hravieș
From Middle Radestrian hravíra, from Old Radestrian hrawijor, Proto-Radic *hrawiǧor, from *hrawer (dry) + *-ǧor (augmentative), equivalent to hraiș + -ía.