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# {{lb|rad|intr}} to {{eng|flash}} (to {{eng|shine}} briefly)
# {{lb|rad|intr}} to {{eng|flash}} (to {{eng|shine}} briefly)
#: {{ex|rad|Výsei vâsk lyșøst deat, vaķ *stralueș* a lyșøles o hora vaomei voí hotad rnelcyt.|I tried to take a photo of him, but then the camera *flashed* and then I just wanted to disappear forever.}}
#: {{ex|rad|Výsei vâsk lyșøst deat, vaķ *stralueș* a lyșøles o hora vaomei voí hotad rnelcyt.|I tried to take a photo of him, but then the camera *flashed* and then I just wanted to disappear forever.}}
# {{lb|rad|tr|informal}} to {{eng|catch}} for {{eng|speeding}} {{+|rad|dat}}
# {{lb|rad|tr|informal}} to {{eng|catch}} {{eng|speeding}} {{+|rad|dat}}
#: {{ex|rad|*Stralueș*-en.|I got caught speeding.}}
#: {{ex|rad|*Stralueș*-en.|I got caught speeding.}}



Revision as of 17:31, 11 August 2024

Radestrian

Etymology

stralus (“flash”) + -rut

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key)/ˈstralurɤt/
  • Rhymes: -alurɤt, -ɤt (3)
  • Syllabification: stra–lu–rut

Verb

stralurut (first-person singular non-past stralurui, first-person singular past straluruei, present adverbial participle straluruivú, past adverbial participle stralurủl, verbal noun stralurunș)

  1. (intransitive) to flash (to shine briefly)
    Výsei vâsk lyșøst deat, vaķ stralueș a lyșøles o hora vaomei voí hotad rnelcyt.
    I tried to take a photo of him, but then the camera flashed and then I just wanted to disappear forever.
  2. (transitive, informal) to catch speeding [with dative]
    Stralueș-en.
    I got caught speeding.

Conjugation

Derived terms

Translations

to flash