Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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asalúvisnounanimatecountable23/08/2026
ˈasaluːvis
GEN.SG asalúvig DAT.SG asalúviva NOM.PL asalúviè GEN₂.PL asalúvjes ADJ asalúvíș
zoology arthropod
Deadjectival of asalúvíș (jointed).
asalúvíșadjectiveuncomparable23/08/2026
ˈasaluːviːʃ
ADV asalúve
1.anatomy jointed
2.zoology of or relating to arthropods; arthropodal, arthropodean
asala (joint) + -ovíș
asárdsnouninanimateuncountable21/07/2026
ˈasaːrdz
GEN.SG asierzg ADJ asierdiș
From Middle Radestrian assárds, from Old Radestrian asþǣrds, from Proto-Radic *asþǣrds, from Proto-Hirdic *sthǽḡərḏəs, from Proto-Laenkean *stʰæ<gær>d-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stʰæd- (to rest).
asausnounanimatecountable21/07/2026
ˈasaus
GEN.SG asovu DAT.SG asava NOM.PL asoe ADJ asoviș
zoology worm
From Middle Radestrian assaus, from Old Radestrian assavs, from Proto-Radic *aśśavs, from Proto-Hirdic *stjábhəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *stjabʱ- (worm).
asavaișadjectivecomparable23/08/2026
ˈasavaiʃ
COMP asavaijuobș ADV asavaỉ
red
From asaus (worm) + -ai + . Displaced homiș, which now means ‘dark’.
ase-prefix08/07/2026
ˈasɛ- aˈsɛ-
one-, uni-, mono-
Coordinate forms: às (cardinal), hal· (ordinal prefix)
From Old Radestrian asse-, from Proto-Radic *ahse-, from Proto-Hirdic *hse(ḡ)-, from Proto-Laenkean *ʔăs-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔas- (one).
aseduanouninanimatecountable24/07/2026
aˈsɛdu.a
GEN.SG asedvusk NOM.PL asedvore ADJ asedvuș
1.in-world fourth day of the Laefevo-Radestrian week
Synonym: aía (thirteenth month only)
Coordinate terms: varyga (first day), atía (second day), liría (third day)laía (fifth day), valygdras (sixth day)
2.out-of-world Friday
Coordinate terms: varyga (Monday), atía (Tuesday), liría (Wednesday), raldvuþs (Thursday)laía (Saturday), valygdras (Sunday)
From Middle Radestrian assiddura, from Old Radestrian asþiddwor, from Proto-Radic *asþihdǧor, from *asþæhdht (to sleep) + *-ǧor (augmentative).
aseklesnouninanimatecountable21/07/2026
aˈsɛklɛs
GEN.SG aseklig DAT.SG asekleva NOM.PL aseklei ADJ aseklíș
axe
From Middle Radestrian ashjikless, from Old Radestrian ashiklēr, from Proto-Radic *ashiklejir, from Proto-Hirdic *skhikléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *skʰikʼ-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skʰojkʼ- (to carve).
aseremieíadverbuncomparable04/06/2026
aˈsɛrɛmiːː
Variant: aseremỉ (proscribed)
aseremieș (simultaneous) + (-ly)
aseremieșadjectiveuncomparable07/06/2026
aˈsɛrɛmieʃ
asfvastverbtransitive07/08/2026
ˈasfast
NPST.1S asfvase PST.1S asfvozei PRESPART asfvazivú PSPART asfvazúl
1. to store, to put away
Synonym: rjeat
2.computing to save
From Middle Radestrian asfvast, from Old Radestrian asflaðtt, from Proto-Radic *asfolðht, from Proto-Hirdic *spholdh-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spʰoldʱ- (to hide).
asfvátverb22/07/2026
ˈasfaːt
NPST.1S asfvai PST.1S asfvoșei PRESPART asfvașevú PSPART asfvavúl
1.transitive to wash, to clean
2.intransitive to do the dishes
The verb asfvát is used when washing non-fabrics. When washing fabrics, use leķ; when washing the body, use liredt.
From Middle Radestrian asfvaht, from Old Radestrian asfwahtt, from Proto-Radic *asfwahht, from Proto-Hirdic *sphwóh-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *spʰwoh- (to sprinkle).
asíanouninanimatecountable20/08/2026
aˈsiːa
GEN.SG asiesk NOM.PL asiere
in-world first day of dzestasans (thirteenth month)
Synonym: varyga (during other months)
Coordinate terms: atía (second day), liría (third day), aía (fourth day), vaía (fifth day), valygdras (last day)
From Middle Radestrian assíra, from Old Radestrian assijor, from Proto-Radic *ahsiǧor, from *ahsēr (first) + *-ǧor (augmentative).
asicanouninanimatecountable22/07/2026
ˈasitsa
GEN.SG asicisk NOM.PL asicere ADJ asiciș
From Middle Radestrian ashjicra, from Old Radestrian ashiccræ, from Proto-Radic *ashikcer, from Proto-Hirdic *skhikkés, from Proto-Laenkean *skʰikʼ-kʼé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skʰojkʼ- (to carve).
asiektverbtransitive22/07/2026
aˈsiekt
NPST.1S asieke PST.1S asícei PRESPART asiecivú PSPART asíkúl
to rip, to tear
From Middle Radestrian ashékt, from Old Radestrian ashǫktt, from Proto-Radic *ashǫkht, from Proto-Hirdic *skhɤ̄k-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skʰojkʼ- (to carve).
asierksnouninanimatecountable23/07/2026
ˈasierks
GEN.SG asierk NOM.PL asierce ADJ asierciș
From Middle Radestrian ashérks, from Old Radestrian ashǫrkro, from Proto-Radic *ashǫrkur, from Proto-Hirdic *skhɤ̄́rkus, from Proto-Laenkean *skʰoj<r>kʼ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skʰojkʼ- (to carve).
asikansnouninanimatecountable22/07/2026
ˈasikans
GEN.SG asikung NOM.PL asikane ADJ asikoniș
From Middle Radestrian ashjikans, from Old Radestrian ashikanro, from Proto-Radic *ashikanur, from Proto-Hirdic *askhikónus, from Proto-Laenkean *skʰikʼ-ón-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skʰojkʼ- (to carve).
asíkuozsnouninanimate22/07/2026
aˈsiːkuoz
GEN.SG asíkuozg NOM.PL asíkuoze ADJ asíkúziș
1.uncountable verbal noun of asiekt; ripping, tearing
2.countable rip, tear
asiekt (to rip) + -uozs
asílișadjectiveuncomparable22/07/2026
aˈsiːliʃ
ADV asílí
From Middle Radestrian assíliș, from Old Radestrian assīlišjer, from Proto-Radic *ahsiglišjir, from *ahsēr (first) + *-lišjir.
asiluanouninanimatecountable22/07/2026
aˈsilu.a
GEN.SG asilvusk NOM.PL asilvore ADJ asilvuș
From Middle Radestrian assilura, from Old Radestrian assilwor, of uncertain origin, likely from ass- (whole) + elre (home) + -wor (augmentative).