revaca

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian revacra, from Old Radestrian re(w)acræ, inherited from Proto-Radic *rewacer, of uncertain origin, but likely from Proto-Laenkean *ʔam-. Perhaps cognate with Laefevian runge (“circle”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈrɛvatsa/
• Rhymes: -ɛvatsa, -a ⁽⁵⁸⁾
• Syllabification: re–va–ca

Noun

revaca inan (countable, genitive singular revacisk, nominative plural revacere, compound form revace-, relational adjective revaciș)

1. (geometry) circle
2. circle, ring (circular physical arrangement)

   Revacevúr rvaluote.

   We were standing in a circle.

3. roundabout, traffic circle

Declension

Declension of revaca (light)
		singular	plural
nominative		revaca /ˈrɛvatsa/	revacere /rɛˈvatsɛrɛ/
vocative		revacese /rɛˈvatsɛsɛ/
genitive	proper	revacisk /ˈrɛvatsisk/	revaceris /rɛˈvatsɛris/
	constructive		revacis /ˈrɛvatsis/
dative		revacen /ˈrɛvatsɛn/	revacerín /rɛˈvatsɛriːn/
accusative		revacest /ˈrɛvatsɛst/	revacerid /rɛˈvatsɛrid/
instrumental		revacevúr /rɛˈvatsɛvuːr/	revaceríe /rɛˈvatsɛriːɛ/

Coordinate terms

Hypernym: zjerjus (“shape”)

• aeșarus (“quadrilateral”)
• hrâvaca (“ellipse”)
• lireșarus (“triangle”)
• nýrinus (“oval”)
• remár (“square”)

Hypernym: teșasavuoks gyljeșe (“conic section”)

• ateàmus (“hyperbola”)
• hrâvaca (“ellipse”)
• ýrámus (“parabola”)

Translations

geometrical shape

Laefevian: runge