Șvolestorír ◈ Radestrian Alphabet
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Showing entries (1961 – 1980 of 2020)
vjedtverbtransitive19/07/2026
vjɛt
NPST.1S vjete PST.1S víei PRESPART vjezdivú PSPART vídúl
to close, to shut
Antonym: iravjedt
From Middle Radestrian vétt, from Old Radestrian lǫdtt, from Proto-Radic *lǫdht (to close), from Proto-Hirdic *lɤ̄ḏ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajd- (to enclose).
vjedzsnouninanimatecountable22/08/2026
vjɛdz
GEN.SG vjezg NOM.PL vjedze ADJ vídziș
wall (inside, enclosing)
Synonym: jløs (outside)
From Middle Radestrian vé[[dz>d°z]]z, from Old Radestrian lǫdþs, from Proto-Radic *lǫdþs, from Proto-Hirdic *lɤ̄́dthəs, from Proto-Laenkean *lajd-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajd- (to enclose).
vjeișadjectiveuncomparable08/07/2026
vjaiʃ
ADV oỉ
Variant:
five (5th)
Coordinate forms: úr (cardinal), vjei· (ordinal prefix)
From Middle Radestrian víjș, from Old Radestrian lûjšjer, from Proto-Radic *lıēr, *lıīšjir, from Proto-Hirdic *ləḡéḡis, from the Proto-Laenkean root *l̥g-ég-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *log- (five).
vjei·prefix08/07/2026
vjai-
See vjeiș.
vjejrnouninanimatecountable22/08/2026
vjair
GEN.SG vjej NOM.PL víate | vjejre ADJ vỉș
anatomy foot
From Middle Radestrian véjr, from Old Radestrian lǫjr, from Proto-Radic *lǫjr, from Proto-Hirdic *lɤ̄́ḡəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajg- (foot).
Vjenșírproper nouninanimate28/07/2026
ˈvjɛnʃiːr
GEN.SG Vjenșí NOM.PL Vjenșíre ADJ vjenșíș
out-of-world religion Christmas
Mojeș Vjenșíd! Merry Christmas!
Strictly speaking, of unknown origin, but just between you and me behind this fourth wall, it’s a word that I kept from a really early stage of Radestrian when it had different sound changes; that word came from a word meaning ‘birth’, from the Proto-Laenkean root *liwg- (to breathe). The Radestrians don’t know this. I don’t even think they know what Christmas is.
vjeņenouninanimatecountable09/07/2026
ˈvjɛŋɛ
GEN.SG víņisk NOM.PL víņire ADJ víņiș
From Middle Radestrian véņre, from Old Radestrian vēŋre, from Proto-Radic *vēŋir, from Proto-Hirdic *bhḗŋis, from Proto-Laenkean *bʱek-me-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱek- (to arise).
vjerfsnouninanimatecountable22/08/2026
vjɛrfs
GEN.SG vjerf NOM.PL vjerve
botany mint
From Middle Radestrian vírfs, from Old Radestrian wīrfre, rȳfre, from Proto-Radic *wīrfir, from Proto-Hirdic *wíḡirphis, from Proto-Laenkean *wi<gir>pʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *wipʰ- (to smell). Doublet of ryefs.
vjersnouninanimatecountable22/08/2026
vjɛrs
GEN.SG víru NOM.PL vjere ADJ víriș
From Middle Radestrian vérs, from Old Radestrian lǫrs, from Proto-Radic *lǫrs, from Proto-Hirdic *lɤ̄́ḏəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajd- (to enclose).
vjerskainounanimatecountable22/08/2026
ˈvjɛrskai
GEN.SG vjerskaisk NOM.PL vjerskaire ADJ vjerskaiș
Variant: vs. (abbreviation)
1.mister
Coordinate term: vjervie
2.polite man; sir, gentleman
From Middle Radestrian vérskair, from Old Radestrian vērskaer, from vērss (my) + skaer (sir), from Proto-Radic *skawer, from Proto-Laenkean *skm̥-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *skam- (man).
vjervienounanimatecountable22/08/2026
ˈvjɛrvie
GEN.SG vjerviesk NOM.PL vjerviere ADJ vjervieș
Variant: vv. (abbreviation)
1.missus, miss
Coordinate term: vjerskai
2.polite woman; lady, madam, ma’am
From Middle Radestrian vérvier, from Old Radestrian vērvier, from vērss (my) + vier (lady), from Proto-Radic *viwer, from Proto-Laenkean *bʱi-k(ʰ)wé-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱaj- (woman).
vjesnouninanimatecountable22/08/2026
vjɛs
GEN.SG vjeg DAT.SG víva NOM.PL vjei ADJ vỉș
anatomy forehead
From Middle Radestrian véss, from Old Radestrian vǫss, from Proto-Radic *vǫhs (forehead), from Proto-Hirdic *bhɤ̄́khəs, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱajkʰ- (eyebrow).
vjesftverbtransitive23/08/2026
vjɛsft
NPST.1S vjesfte PST.1S vjesfsei, vízúsei PRESPART vjesfstivú PSPART vjesftúl
Variant: vízut (archaic, dialectal)
to let, to allow
From Middle Radestrian vésft, vézutt, from Old Radestrian lǫðvtt, from Proto-Radic *lǫðvtht, from Proto-Hirdic *lɤ̄́dhəḇt-, from Proto-Laenkean *laj<dʱab>t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajtʼ- (to pass through).
vjeslieþsnounanimatecountable13/08/2026
ˈvjɛslieθs
GEN.SG vjesliesk, vjeslișk NOM.PL vjeslieðe ADJ vjeslíðiș
woman
Coordinate term: skanslieþs
From Middle Radestrian véslíþs, from Old Radestrian vǫþlijþre, from vǫþs (wife) + lȳjþre (person), equivalent to vjeþs + lyejþs.
vjesnsnouninanimatecountable22/08/2026
vjɛsns
GEN.SG vjesg, vítung NOM.PL vjesne, vítûne ADJ vítoniș
2.sports goal
From Middle Radestrian vésns, from Old Radestrian lǫtŭns, from Proto-Radic *lǫtıns, from Proto-Hirdic *lɤ̄́tənəs, from Proto-Laenkean *lajtʼ-an-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *lajtʼ- (to pass through).
a Vjestuusproper nouninanimate01/06/2026
a ˈvjɛstu.ɤs
GEN.SG a Vjestuug DAT.SG a Vjestuòva
out-of-world the Vistula (river)
From Middle Radestrian Vístu-, borrowed from Latin Vistula, + -us2.
vjeșesnounanimatecountable22/07/2026
ˈvjɛʃɛs
GEN.SG vjeșeg NOM.PL vjeșei
girl
Coordinate term: asmeșes
The word vjeșes tends to refer to adolescents.
From Middle Radestrian vjeșiss, from Old Radestrian vješīr, from Proto-Radic *vjèšijir (unmarried woman), from Proto-Hirdic *bhiɛ́ḵjiṯis, from Proto-Laenkean *bʱi-ǽkje-t-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱaj- (woman).
vjeþsnounanimatecountable13/08/2026
vjɛθs
GEN.SG vjesk NOM.PL vjeðe ADJ víðiș
wife
Coordinate term: skanþs
From Middle Radestrian véþs, from Old Radestrian vǫþs (wife), from Proto-Radic *vǫþs, from Proto-Hirdic *bhɤ̄́thəs, from Proto-Laenkean *bʰaj-tʰ-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱaj- (woman).
vjultuanouninanimate22/08/2026
ˈvjɤltu.a
GEN.SG vjultvusk NOM.PL vjultvore ADJ vjultvuș
1.countable bribe, bribery
2.uncountable corruption (within an organisation or institution)
From Proto-Radic *vjultǧor, from *vjūltht + *-ǧor, equivalent to vjuolt + -ua.
vjuoltverbintransitive22/08/2026
vjuolt
NPST.1S vjuolte PST.1S vjuolsei PRESPART vjuolstivú PSPART vjuoltúl
to please, to like
Vjuoltú ven a mytare. I like apples.
The experiencer role is assigned in the dative.
From Middle Radestrian vjúlt, from Old Radestrian vjūltt, from Proto-Radic *vjūltht, from Proto-Hirdic *bhjūlc-, from the Proto-Laenkean root *bʱjɯwlcʼ- (to care).