Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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irazjerjurut verbtransitive05/10/2026
iˈraʒɛrjurɤt
NPST.1S irazjerjurui PST.1S irazjerjuruei PRESPART irazjerjuruivú, irazjerjurivú PSPART irazjerjurủl, irazjerjurúl
ira- (de-) + zjerjus (figure) + -rut
irenuot verbtransitive05/10/2026
ˈirɛnuot
NPST.1S irenui PST.1S irenúei PRESPART irenúvivú PSPART irenovúl
to deform
From Middle Radestrian jrainútt, equivalent to ira- (de-) + inuot (to form).
irga nounanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈirɡa
GEN.SG irgusk NOM.PL irgore ADJ irguș
zoology lobster
Borrowed from Lusetian irrğu, from Proto-Radic *hirhǧor, from *hırhs (crab) + *-ǧor (augmentative). Folk etymology relates it to irns (scale) + -ga (augmentative).
irgaista nouninanimateuncountable05/10/2026
irˈɡaista
GEN.SG irgaistisk ADJ irgaistiș
Variant: Ir (symbol)
in-world chemistry lawrencium (element with atomic number of 103)
Synonym: lorenșesta (out-of-world)
Coordinate terms: iradvúai (nobelium) ↔ irarâsai (rutherfordium)
From irgár (end) + -ista (-ium), as it was the last actinide to be confirmed, also signifying the end of years proving its existence.
irgár nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈirɡaːr
GEN.SG irgív NOM.PL irgaire ADJ irgíș
end
From earlier irulgár, irlgár, from Middle Radestrian jrulgaur, jrulgár, from Old Radestrian jrulǧaur, from Proto-Radic *jrulhaur, from Proto-Hirdic *jrulṯóḡus, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟrult-óg-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟræwlt- (to pass, to go by). Doublet of rulgár.
irgíș adjectiveuncomparable05/10/2026
ˈirɡiːʃ
ADV irgoí
For ‘last’ in the sense of ‘most recent’, vanúvaș is used.
irgár (end) + -iș
irgoí adverbuncomparable05/10/2026
ˈirɡɔ.iː ˈirɡɔi
ADJ irgíș
irgíș (last) + -í
irgotua nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
irˈɡɔtu.a irˈɡɔtwa
GEN.SG irgutvusk NOM.PL irgutvore ADJ irgutvuș
1.in-world eighth month of the Laefevo-Radestrian calendar
Coordinate terms: vanints (1), hrelners (2), gjembraus (3), dvuoþers (4), hraers (5), sfvocía (6), alua (7) ↔ cynuers (9), háșers (10), mvaþers (11), dzevans (12), dzestasans (13)
2.out-of-world October
Coordinate terms: mvaþers (January), dzevans (February), vanints (March), hrelners (April), gjembraus (May), dvuoþers (June), hraers (July), sfvocía (August), alua (September) ↔ cynuers (November), háșers (December)
From earlier irulgotura, irlgotura, from Middle Radestrian jrulgutura, from Old Radestrian jrulǧutwor, from Proto-Radic *jrulhutǧor, from *jrulhȳtht + *-ǧor, equivalent to irgyet (to elapse) + -ua.
irgyet verbintransitive29/07/2026
ˈirɡiet
NPST.1S irgyete PST.1S irgýsei PRESPART irgyestivú PSPART irgýtúl
to pass, to elapse, to go by
From earlier irulgyet, irlgyet, from Middle Radestrian jrulgýtt, from Old Radestrian jrulǧȳtt, from Proto-Radic *jrulhȳtht, from Proto-Hirdic *jrulṯȳ̱t-, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟrult-íwtʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟræwlt- (to pass, to go by).
[[a>ă]]g Irnoveans proper nouninanimateuncountable05/10/2026
aɡ ˈirnɔvæːns
GEN.SG [[a>ă]]g Irnovieng ADJ irnovienjeș
zoology Squamata (order)
irnovis (squamate) + -ans (collective)
irnovis nounanimatecountable05/10/2026
ˈirnɔvis
GEN.SG irnovig DAT.SG irnoviva NOM.PL irnoviè GEN₂.PL irnovjes ADJ irnovíș
zoology squamate
Deadjectival of irnovíș (scaly).
irnovíș adjectiveuncomparable05/10/2026
ˈirnɔviːʃ
ADV irnove
irns (scale) + -ovíș (-ed)
irns nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
irns
GEN.SG irg NOM.PL irne ADJ irniș
1.flake
2.anatomy scale
3.plural dandruff
From Middle Radestrian irns, from Old Radestrian irŭns, from Proto-Radic *irıns, of uncertain origin. Perhaps from the Proto-Laenkean root *kɯd- (hard).
irojesta nouninanimateuncountable05/10/2026
iˈrɔjɛsta
GEN.SG irojestisk ADJ irojestiș
Variant: Io (symbol)
in-world chemistry samarium (element with atomic number of 62)
Synonym: samarjesta (out-of-world)
Coordinate terms: kyseista (promethium) ↔ hytvíesta (europium)
iraut (to mislead) + -jesta (-ium)
irolars nouninanimatecountable05/10/2026
ˈirɔlars
GEN.SG irolaru NOM.PL irolare ADJ iroldriș
breakfast
Coordinate terms: horuovs (lunch), veasers (dinner)
Deverbal of irolt (to have breakfast).
irolt verbintransitive29/07/2026
ˈirɔlt
NPST.1S irolge PST.1S iroldrei PRESPART iroldrivú PSPART iroldrúl
From Middle Radestrian jraulurt, from Old Radestrian jræwurortt, from Proto-Radic *źærgurorht, from *źær- + *gurorht (to fast), equivalent to ira- + gjolt.
Irua proper nounin-world29/07/2026
ˈiru.a ˈirwa
GEN.SG Iruusk
1.animate Radic mythology Irah (god of love)
2.inanimate astronomy Venus (planet)
Synonym: Venere (out-of-world)
Coordinate terms: Hreva (Mercury) ↔ Hlýgans (Earth), Stvovía (Mars), Voà (Jupiter), Deșa (Saturn), Dvúa (Uranus), Sjuova (Neptune)
From earlier Irâa, from Middle Radestrian Jruhra, from Old Radestrian Jrŭhra, from Proto-Radic *Jrıhhor, from Proto-Hirdic *Jrəhkhós, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟr̥h-kʰó-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟroh- (to embrace).
iruomt verbintransitive29/07/2026
ˈiruomt
NPST.1S irúnui PST.1S irúmei PRESPART iruomivú PSPART irúmúl
to laugh
From Middle Radestrian jrómt, from Old Radestrian jrōmtt, from Proto-Radic *jrōmht, from Proto-Hirdic *jrōm-, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟrodʱ-m̥-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟrodʱ- (fortunate).
iruuș adjectivecomparable10/10/2026
ˈiru.ɤʃ ˈirwɤʃ
ADV iruuí
1.of or pertaining to Irah, the Radic god of love
2.slang gay
Irua (Irah, god of love) + -ș
iryeljeș adjectiveuncomparable05/10/2026
iˈriːɛʃ
Homophones: irýeș
ADV iryeljí
of or pertaining to the past
From iryels (past) + -iș. Doublet of irýeș (former).