veniș

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian veniș, from Old Radestrian venišjre, inherited from Proto-Radic *βæns, *βènišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *bhǽnəs. from Proto-Laenkean *bʱæ(j)n-.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈvɛniʃ/
• Rhyme: -ɛniʃ
• Syllabification: ve–niș

Adjective

veniș (comparative vanuobș, adverb vení)

1. (comparable) new

Inflection

Attributive forms			Emphatic combined forms with the definite article
singular		plural	+ a	+ a'	+ ag	+ ai	+ i	+ u
inanimate	animate
veniș /ˈvɛniʃ/	venișe /ˈvɛniʃɛ/		venișa /ˈvɛniʃa/	venișa' /ˈvɛniʃa/	venișag /ˈvɛniʃaɡ/	venișai /ˈvɛniʃai/	veniși /ˈvɛniʃi/	venișu /ˈvɛniʃu/

Substantive declension of venișe
		singular		plural
		inanimate	animate
nominative		venișe /ˈvɛniʃɛ/
vocative
genitive	proper	venișk /ˈvɛniʃk/	venișesk /ˈvɛniʃɛsk/	venișeris /vɛˈniʃɛris/
	constructive			venișes /ˈvɛniʃɛs/
dative		venișa /ˈvɛniʃa/	venișen /ˈvɛniʃɛn/	venișerín /vɛˈniʃɛriːn/
accusative		venișt /ˈvɛniʃt/	venișest /ˈvɛniʃɛst/	venișerid /vɛˈniʃɛrid/
instrumental		venișúr /ˈvɛniʃuːr/	venișevúr /vɛˈniʃɛvuːr/	venișeríe /vɛˈniʃɛriːɛ/

Related terms

• vanai (“neon”)
• vanints (“March”)
• va· (“neo-”)