hevúb: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 12:34, 23 February 2025

Ultimately from Proto-Laenkean *kʰel-. Related to Laefevian helad (“to wish”).

hevúb

comparative of gjaorí; more (to a larger extent)
🇩🇪 mehr — 🇵🇱 bardziej

Ú ran hevúb tojei!
I love you more!
more (forms the comparative degree of certain adjectives and adverbs)
Kjes hevúb irásieciș-aș.
This is more fun.

Its use to form the comparative degree is typically restricted to lexicalisations of relational adforms or participles.
- Most other gradable adforms inflect for the comparative form, e.g. vanuobș (“newer”) from veniș (“new”).

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 == Radestrian ==
+=== Alternative forms ===
+* {{l|rad|hev.}} (''abbreviation'')
 === Etymology ===
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 #: {{ex|rad|Ú ran *hevúb* tojei!|I love you *more*!}}
 # {{eng|more}} (forms the {{g|comparative}} degree of certain adjectives and adverbs)
-#: {{ex|rad|Kjeșa hovans *hevúb* vapastuș-aș.|This building is *more* modern.}}
+#: {{ex|rad|Kjes *hevúb* irásieciș-aș.|This is *more* fun.}}
 ==== Usage terms ====
-* Its usage to form the {{g|comparative}} degree is typically restricted to lexicalisations of relational adforms or participles.
+* Its use to form the {{g|comparative}} degree is typically restricted to lexicalisations of relational adforms or participles.
+** Most other gradable adforms inflect for the comparative form, e.g. {{m|rad|vanuobș|t=newer}} from {{m|rad|veniș|t=new}}.
 ==== Related terms ====