-evus

Radestrian

Etymology

Back-formation from hrevus (“acid”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /-ɛvɤs/
• Syllabification: -e–vus

Suffix

-evus inan (genitive singular -evu, nominative plural -evui)-evus

1. (chemistry) -ide (binary compound)

Usage notes

• This suffix causes vowel breaking.
• If the element ends in -jesta/-ista/-jsta or -ai, it must be removed before adding the suffix.

Declension

Declension of -evus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		-evus /-ɛvɤs/	-evui /-ɛvɤi/
vocative		-evuse /-ɛvusɛ/
genitive	proper	-evu /-ɛvu/	-eviris /-ɛviris/
	constructive		-evis /-ɛvis/
dative		-eva /-ɛva/	-evirín /-ɛviriːn/
accusative		-evud /-ɛvɤd/	-evirid /-ɛvirid/
instrumental		-evúr /-ɛvuːr/	-eviríe /-ɛviriːɛ/

Derived terms

Hypernym: hrevus (“acid”)

• așuorkevus (“fluoride”)
• gjelvarevus (“phosphide”)
• helvarevus (“sulfide”)
• hregevus (“carbide”)
• iraluevus (“nitride”)
• lvarevus (“oxide”)
• mylvuevus (“bromide”)
• radevus (“hydride”)
• radlvarevus (“hydroxide”)
• radremnevus (“hydrochloride”)
• remnevus (“chloride”)
• svoșevus (“iodide”)

Translations

-ide

Laefevian: -unke