sjavair·

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian șavajêri, from Old Radestrian šælajêri, inherited from Proto-Radic *šælajêri, from *šæls (“ten”) + *hêri (“on”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˌʃavair-/
• Syllabification: sja–vair·

Prefix

sjavair·

1. -teen (added in front of numbers 1-9 to form numbers 11–19)

Usage notes

• When added to às, it loses its grave accent: sjavair·as.

Derived terms

• sjavair·as (“twenty-one”)
• sjavair·dries (“twenty-eight”)
• sjavair·fyes (“twenty-nine”)
• sjavair·ljere (“twenty-three”)
• sjavair·ljáș (“twenty-seven”)
• sjavair·nars (“twenty-six”)
• sjavair·rvaus (“twenty-two”)
• sjavair·ár (“twenty-four”)
• sjavair·úr (“twenty-five”)

Related terms

• sjaus (“ten”)