harua

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian harura, from Old Radestrian harwor, from hars (“sun”) + -wor, cf. hars.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈharu.a/, /ˈharwa/
• Rhymes: -aru.a ⁽²⁾, -a ⁽⁷⁶⁾, -arwa ⁽²⁾
• Syllabification: ha–ru–a, ha–rua

Noun

harua inan (genitive singular harvusk, nominative plural harvore, compound form harvu-, harvo-, relational adjective harvuș)

1. (countable, astronomy) sun
2. (uncountable) (by extension) sunlight
3. (countable, dated) day (countable period)

   Synonym: dvuoþs

Declension

ExpandDeclension of harua (light)
		singular	plural
nominative		harua /ˈharu.a/	harvore /ˈharvɔrɛ/
vocative		harvose /ˈharvɔsɛ/
genitive	proper	harvusk /ˈharvɤsk/	harvoris /ˈharvɔris/
	constructive		harvus /ˈharvɤs/
dative		harvun /ˈharvɤn/	harvorín /ˈharvɔriːn/
accusative		harvust /ˈharvɤst/	harvorid /ˈharvɔrid/
instrumental		harvovúr /ˈharvɔvuːr/	harvoríe /ˈharvɔriːɛ/

Translations

Showsun

Laefevian: ao Riyan: fur

Proper noun

a harua inan (genitive singular harvusk)

1. the sun

Alternative forms

• a Harua

Usage notes

• Must be used with the definite article.

Declension

ExpandDeclension of a harua (light, singulare tantum)
	singular
nominative	a harua /a ˈharu.a/
vocative	a harvose /a ˈharvɔsɛ/
genitive	a harvusk /a ˈharvɤsk/
dative	a harvun /a ˈharvɤn/
accusative	a harvust /a ˈharvɤst/
instrumental	a harvovúr /a ˈharvɔvuːr/

Translations

Showthe sun

Laefevian: ao Riyan: fur