Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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Showing entries (1861 – 1880 of 2020)
yftverbtransitive19/08/2026
ift
NPST.1S yfe PST.1S yvei PRESPART yfivú PSPART yvúl
to whiff, to sniff, to smell
From Middle Radestrian yft, from Old Radestrian yftt, from Proto-Radic *wifht, from Proto-Hirdic *wiph-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *wipʰ- (to smell).
ykanouninanimateuncountable19/08/2026
ˈika
GEN.SG ykisk ADJ ykiș
From Middle Radestrian gjivkra, from Old Radestrian ǧivkra, from Proto-Radic *ǧibkhwer, from Proto-Hirdic *ghibkkhwés, from Proto-Laenkean *gʱi-m̥bk-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵐbik- (to damage, to harm).
ynpreposition19/08/2026
in
1.+ dative spatial denotes position on a vertical or inferior surface; on, at
2.+ accusative
1.spatial denotes approach to a vertical or inferior surface; onto, to
2.spatial temporal to, until, up to
3.temporal by, for (a deadline)
From earlier jýn, from Middle Radestrian jǿn, from Old Radestrian jø̄n, from Proto-Radic *jęn, from Proto-Hirdic *jø̄n, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟæwn (at).
ynșadverbuncomparable19/08/2026
inʃ
From earlier jýnș, compare the development of the related yn, from Middle Radestrian jǿnș, from Old Radestrian jø̄nš, from Proto-Radic *jęnš, from Proto-Hirdic *jø̄́nhɯj, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟæwn-hɯɟ, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟæwn- (at, near).
yrjeltverbintransitive20/08/2026
ˈirjɛlt
NPST.1S yrjelge PST.1S yrílei PRESPART yrjelivú PSPART yrívúl
to spin, to turn, to rotate
From Middle Radestrian gyrílt, from Old Radestrian ŋyrīltt, from Proto-Radic *ŋyrīlht, from Proto-Hirdic *ŋýrīl-, from Proto-Laenkean *ŋy<ryp>l-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ŋyl- (to turn). Sporadic loss of g-.
yrjesnounanimatecountable26/07/2026
ˈirjɛs
GEN.SG yrjeg NOM.PL yrjei ADJ yrỉș
kinship niece’s spouse; nephew-in-law, niece-in-law
Coordinate term: gleðjes
From Middle Radestrian jyréss, from Old Radestrian jyrējre, from Proto-Radic *jwirējir, from Proto-Hirdic *jwiḏéḡiṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟwid-ég-et-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟwɯd- (younger female relative).
yrsnouninanimatecountable20/08/2026
irs
GEN.SG yru NOM.PL yre ADJ yriș
From Middle Radestrian yrs, from Old Radestrian yrre, from Proto-Radic *yrir, from Proto-Hirdic *ýsis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ʔys- (to trap).
yștverbtransitiveorauxiliary20/08/2026
iʃt
NPST.1S yșe PST.1S yșei PRESPART yșevú PSPART yșúl
to plan, to intend
From Middle Radestrian gjyșt, from Old Radestrian gyštt, from Proto-Radic *gwišht, from Proto-Hirdic *ḡwich-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *gwicʰ- (to ponder).
ytasnounanimatecountable26/07/2026
ˈitas
GEN.SG ytug NOM.PL ytai ADJ ytuiș
kinship grandniece, great-niece
Coordinate term: gletas
From Middle Radestrian jythass, from Old Radestrian jythaur, from Proto-Radic *jwidhawur, from Proto-Hirdic *jwidkhóṯus, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟwid-kʰó-t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ɟwɯd- (younger female relative).
ytsiersnounanimatecountable20/08/2026
ˈitsiers
GEN.SG ytsíru NOM.PL ytsiere ADJ ytsíriș
zoology pigeon, dove
From Middle Radestrian gjytsérs, from Old Radestrian ǧytsǫrs, from Proto-Radic *ǧwitśǫrs, from Proto-Hirdic *ghwittjɤ̄́ḏ-, from Proto-Laenkean *gʱwitʼ=tjojd-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *gʱwitʼ- (smoke) + *tjojd- (to fly).
ytyesnounanimatecountable29/07/2026
ˈities
GEN.SG ytyeg NOM.PL ytýe ADJ ytỷș
kinship grandniece’s spouse; grandnephew-in-law, grandniece-in-law, great-nephew-in-law, great-niece-in-law
Coordinate term: gletyes
From Middle Radestrian jythǿss, from Old Radestrian jythø̄jre, from Proto-Radic *jwidhwējir, from *jwidhawur (grandniece) + *-ējir (spouse of).
Ývasproper nounanimatein-world31/07/2026
ˈiːvas
GEN.SG Ývag NOM.PL Ývai
Variants: Ívas, Jývas
name Radestrian female given name; Yva
From Middle Radestrian Jývujass, Jývass, from Old Radestrian Jȳvvjass, from Proto-Radic *Jȳhvjahs, reinforced with *-ahs, from Proto-Hirdic *Jȳ́khbhəjəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟiwkʰ=bʱaj-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *ɟiwkʰ- (warm) + *bʱaj (woman).
yzlesnouninanimatecountable20/08/2026
ˈizlɛs
GEN.SG yzlig DAT.SG yzleva NOM.PL yzlei GEN₂.PL yzlies ADJ yzlíș
From Middle Radestrian gjyzless, from Old Radestrian gyðlēr, from Proto-Radic *gwiðlejir, from Proto-Hirdic *gwidhléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *ᵑgwidʱ-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *ᵑgwæjdʱ- (to glow).
va-prefix21/08/2026
ˈva- va-
Variant: van- (prevocalic)
From Proto-Laenkean *bʱn̥-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱæ(j)n- (new).
-vásuffix23/07/2026
-vaː
Variant: (post-consonantal)
forms general indefinite pro-forms; any-
Clipping of vámbruotúr (to be wanted). See vámt.
vâbisnounanimatecountable20/08/2026
ˈvɤbis
GEN.SG vâbig NOM.PL vâbiè ADJ vâbíș
From Middle Radestrian vubbiss, from Old Radestrian vobbīr, from Proto-Radic *vòhbijir, from Proto-Hirdic *bhɔ́ṯbiḵis, from Proto-Laenkean *bʱat=ᵐbik-, from the Proto-Laenkean roots *bʱat- (eye) + *ᵐbik- (to damage, to harm).
vacanouninanimatecountable20/08/2026
ˈvatsa
GEN.SG vacisk NOM.PL vacere ADJ vaciș
From Middle Radestrian vatcra, from Old Radestrian wahcræ, from Proto-Radic *wakcer, from Proto-Hirdic *wakkés, from Proto-Laenkean *wn̥kʼ-kʼé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *wankʼ- (to shrink, to shrivel, to be ill).
vadresnouninanimatecountable20/08/2026
ˈvadrɛs
GEN.SG vadrig NOM.PL vadrei ADJ vadríș
From Middle Radestrian vadress, from Old Radestrian ladrēr, from Proto-Radic *ladrejir, borrowed from Proto-Riyanic *lădréhi, from Proto-Hirdic *lrəḏléṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *lr̥d-lét-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lɯrd- (to see).
vagaladverbuncomparable20/08/2026
ˈvaɡal
The referent location does not necessarily have to be visible; vagal typically has a discursive referent, whereas okal is a form of present indication of a visible location.
From Middle Radestrian vagal, from Old Radestrian laǧal (æ), from Proto-Radic *olhá læ, from Proto-Hirdic *ləhá, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)l̥h-ń̥, from the Proto-Laenkean root *(s)lɯh- (distal), equivalent to vara1 + la.
vaíanouninanimatecountable20/08/2026
vaˈiːa
GEN.SG vaijusk NOM.PL vaijore
1.in-world fifth day of dzestasans (thirteenth month) during leap years
Synonym: laía (during other months), valygdras (during non-leap years)
Coordinate terms: asía (first day), atía (second day), liría (third day), aía (fourth day)valygdras (last day)
2.by extension leap day
From Middle Radestrian vaíra, from Old Radestrian laijra, from Proto-Radic *laiǧor, from *lıēr (fifth) + *-ǧor (augmentative).