Eurúpír

Radestrian

Alternative forms

• Ørúpír

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian Evrópér. from Ancient Greek Εὐρώπη.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /œˈruːpiːr/
• Rhyme: -uːpiːr
• Syllabification: Eu–rú–pír

Proper noun

Eurúpír anim or inan (genitive singular Eurúpí)

1. (animate, out-of-world mythology) Europa
2. (inanimate, out-of-world astronomy) Europa

Declension

Declension of Eurúpír (semi-light)
		singular	plural
nominative		Eurúpír /œˈruːpiːr/	Eurúpíre /œˈruːpiːrɛ/
vocative		Eurúpíse /œˈruːpiːsɛ/
genitive	proper	Eurúpí /œˈruːpiː/	Eurúpíris /œˈruːpiːris/
	constructive		Eurúpjes /œˈruːpjɛs/
dative		Eurúpea /œˈruːpæː/	Eurúpírín /œˈruːpiːriːn/
accusative		Eurúpíd /œˈruːpiːd/	Eurúpírid /œˈruːpiːrid/
instrumental		Eurúpeúr /œˈruːpɛ.uːr/	Eurúpíríe /œˈruːpiːriːɛ/

Proper noun

ag Eurúpír inan (genitive singular Eurúpí, relational adjective eurúpíș)

1. (inanimate, out-of-world) Europe (continent)

Declension

Declension of ag Eurúpír (semi-light, singulare tantum)
		singular
nominative		ag Eurúpír /aɡ œˈruːpiːr/
vocative		Eurúpíse /œˈruːpiːsɛ/
genitive	proper	ag Eurúpí /aɡ œˈruːpiː/
	constructive	as Eurúpí /as œˈruːpiː/
dative		ag Eurúpea /aɡ œˈruːpæː/
accusative		ag Eurúpíd /aɡ œˈruːpiːd/
instrumental		ag Eurúpeúr /aɡ œˈruːpɛ.uːr/

Derived terms

• eurúpíș (“European”)