Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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iryelme nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
iˈrielmɛ
GEN.SG iryelmisk NOM.PL iryelmire ADJ iryelmiș
From Middle Radestrian jrǿlmre, from Old Radestrian jrø̄lmre, from Proto-Radic *jręlhmir, from Proto-Hirdic *jrø̄́lṯmis, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟræwlt-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟræwlt- (to pass, to go by).
iryels nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈiriels
GEN.SG iryelg NOM.PL iryelge ADJ iryeljeș
1.past
2.history
Synonym: loruons
From Middle Radestrian jrǿls, from Old Radestrian jrø̄lss, from Proto-Radic *jręlhs, deverbal of *jręlhht, from Proto-Hirdic *jrø̄́lṯ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟræwlt- (to pass, to go by).
iryens nouninanimatecountable23/08/2026
ˈiriens
GEN.SG iryeng DAT.SG irýna NOM.PL iryene ADJ irýniș
geography shore, bank
From Middle Radestrian jrǿns, from Old Radestrian jrø̄ns, from Proto-Radic *jęrns, from Proto-Hirdic *jø̄́rnəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟæw<r>n-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟæwn- (at, near).
irýeș adjectiveuncomparable05/10/2026
iˈriːɛʃ
Homophones: iryeljeș
ADV irýí
Reformed spelling of earlier iryeljeș, from iryels (past) + -iș, which is now an orthographical doublet.
irýí adverbuncomparable05/10/2026
iˈriːː
ADJ irýeș
irýeș (previous) + -í
is article30/05/2026
is
the (animate relational genitive plural)
See i.
-is suffixnominalinanimatecountable30/08/2026
-is
GEN.SG -ig DAT.SG -iva NOM.PL -iè GEN₂.PL -jes, -ies ADJ -íș
forms nouns depicting relation or affiliation (comparable to -eșa or -ír on a smaller scale)
1.chemistry derives names of compounds; -ide
2.taxonomy derives nouns denoting members of families; -id
Back-formed from dzínis (daughter).
ista nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈista
GEN.SG istisk NOM.PL istere ADJ istiș
2.chemistry -yl
From Middle Radestrian jistra, from Old Radestrian jiscra, from Proto-Radic *jitcer, from Proto-Hirdic *jitkés, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟitʰ-kʼé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟajtʰ- (to do). Doublet of -jesta.
-ista suffixnominalinanimate23/08/2026
-ista
GEN.SG -istisk NOM.PL -istere ADJ -istiș
alternative form of -jesta
Doublet of ista.
istesligír nounanimatecountable05/10/2026
isˈtɛsliɡiːr
GEN.SG istesligí NOM.PL istesligíre GEN₂.PL istesligjes ADJ istesligíș
isteslis (chemistry) + -ír
isteslis nouninanimateuncountable05/10/2026
isˈtɛslis
GEN.SG isteslig ADJ isteslíș
ista (substance) + -slis (-logy)
isuovs nouninanimatecountable29/07/2026
iˈsuofs
GEN.SG isúvu NOM.PL isuove ADJ isúviș
From Middle Radestrian issôvs, from Old Radestrian iþþôls, from Proto-Radic *ihþôls, from *êhþht (to conceive). See jást.
Ísús proper nounanimate06/06/2026
ˈiːsuːs
GEN.SG Ísuvu
Variant: Jísús (alternative spelling)
out-of-world Jesus
From Middle Radestrian Jésús, borrowed from Latin Iesus.
isúvans nouninanimatecountable05/10/2026
iˈsuːvans
GEN.SG isúveng NOM.PL isúvange ADJ isúvenjeș
isuovs (idea) + -ans (collective)
-iș suffixadjectival27/05/2026
-iʃ
ADV -í
forms relational adjectives + stem vowel raising
From Proto-Laenkean *-icj-.
ỉș adjectivecomparable29/07/2026
iːːʃ
COMP íuobș, ívuobș ADV ỉ
hot
Antonym: blíș
From Middle Radestrian gjéiș, from Old Radestrian ǧǫišjer, from Proto-Radic *ǧǫjišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *ghɤ̄́ṯəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gʱajt- (to be hot).
itveat verbintransitive29/07/2026
ˈitfæːt
NPST.1S itviè PST.1S itvișei PRESPART itvișevú PSPART itvivúl
to think
Synonym: hvyeķ
From Middle Radestrian itviht, from Old Radestrian itvihtt, from Proto-Radic *itvihht, from Proto-Hirdic *itbhiṯ-, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔitʰ-bʱít-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔæjtʰ- (to perceive).
itvis nouninanimatecountable05/10/2026
ˈitfis
GEN.SG itvig DAT.SG itviva NOM.PL itviè ADJ itvíș
Deverbal of itveat (to think).
IÚRs nouninanimateuncountable05/10/2026
ˈi.uːrs juːrs
GEN.SG IÚRu ADJ IÚRiș
pathology acronym of iraúhvuzvirvaus (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome); AIDS
-ive suffixnominal23/08/2026
-ivɛ
GEN.SG -ivu
settlement-naming suffix; -wich
From Middle Radestrian -ivs, -ivre, from Old Radestrian -ilre, from Proto-Radic *-ilir, from *elir. Related to øs (home).