remár

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian rimár, from Old Radestrian rimār, inherited from Proto-Radic *rimār, from Proto-Hirdic *rimáḡəs, from Proto-Laenkean *ri(n)magas, equivalent to re- + ár (“four”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈrɛmaːr/
• Rhyme: -ɛmaːr
• Syllabification: re–már

Noun

remár inan (countable, genitive singular remív, nominative plural remaire, compound form remá-, relational adjective remíș)

1. (geometry) square
2. (mathematics) square (product)

   A remár an 4 16-aș.

   The square of 4 is 16.

Declension

Declension of remár (semi-light)
		singular	plural
nominative		remár /ˈrɛmaːr/	remaire /rɛˈmairɛ/
vocative		remáse /rɛˈmaːsɛ/
genitive	proper	remív /ˈrɛmiːv/	remairis /rɛˈmairis/
	constructive		remais /ˈrɛmais/
dative		remá /ˈrɛmaː/	remairín /rɛˈmairiːn/
accusative		remád /ˈrɛmaːd/	remairid /rɛˈmairid/
instrumental		remaúr /ˈrɛma.uːr/	remairíe /rɛˈmairiːɛ/

Coordinate terms

Hypernym: zjerjus (“shape”)

• aeșarus (“quadrilateral”)
• hrâvaca (“ellipse”)
• lireșarus (“triangle”)
• nýrinus (“oval”)
• revaca (“circle”)

Derived terms

• remástorír (“matrix”)

Translations

geometrical shape

Laefevian: ammeaht