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== Radestrian ==
== Radestrian ==


=== {{Etymology|rad}} ===
=== Etymology ===
{{affix|rad|re-<t:good>|storír<t:group>}}
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# {{eng|system}} (group of items functioning together)
# {{eng|system}} (group of items functioning together)
#: {{syn|rad|lorávúcans}}
#: {{syn|rad|lorávúcans}}
## {{label|rad|maths}} {{eng|system}}
## {{label|rad|physiology}} {{eng|system}} (of {{eng|organ}}s)
## {{label|rad|technology}} {{eng|system}} (of {{eng|hardware}})
## {{label|rad|technology}} {{eng|system}} (of {{eng|hardware}})
## {{label|rad|physiology}} {{eng|system}} (of {{eng|organ}}s)
## {{label|rad|psychiatry}} {{eng|system}} (of {{eng|alter}}s)
## {{label|rad|psychiatry}} {{eng|system}} (of {{eng|alter}}s)
# {{eng|team}}
# {{eng|team}}

Latest revision as of 14:46, 20 August 2024

Radestrian

Etymology

re- (“good”) + storír (“group”)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key)/ˈrɛstɔriːr/
  • Rhymes: -ɛstɔriːr, -iːr (9)
  • Syllabification: res–to–rír

Noun

restorír inan (countable, genitive singular restorí, nominative plural restoríre, constructive genitive plural restorjes, compound form restorje-, restorí-, relational adjective restoríș)

  1. system (group of items functioning together)
    Synonym: lorávúcans
    1. (mathematics) system
    2. (physiology) system (of organs)
    3. (technology) system (of hardware)
    4. (psychiatry) system (of alters)
  2. team

Usage notes

  • The noun lorávúcans tends to refer to a system in the sense of an arrangement, way of organising or any positional system. For a complex group of units which work together, restorír tends to be used.

Declension

Derived terms