krákus

See also: Krakús

Radestrian

Etymology

From Old Radestrian krākŭls, inherited from Proto-Radic *krwākıls (“hedgehog”), from *krwāht (“to sew, to prick, to poke”) + *-kıls, equivalent to krát (“to sew”) + -kus. Cognate with Ardian krôkyls and Lusetian crogil.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈkraːkɤs/
• Rhyme: -aːkɤs
• Syllabification: krá–kus

Noun

krákus anim (countable, genitive singular krákovu, dative singular krákva, nominative plural krákui, relational adjective krákoviș)

1. hedgehog (a mammal of the subfamily Erinaceinae)

Declension

Declension of krákus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		krákus /ˈkraːkɤs/	krákui /ˈkraːkɤi/
vocative		krákuse /ˈkraːkusɛ/
genitive	proper	krákovu /ˈkraːkɔvu/	krákviris /ˈkraːkfiris/
	constructive		krákvis /ˈkraːkfis/
dative		krákva /ˈkraːkfa/	krákvirín /ˈkraːkfiriːn/
accusative		krákud /ˈkraːkɤd/	krákvirid /ˈkraːkfirid/
instrumental		krákvúr /ˈkraːkfuːr/	krákviríe /ˈkraːkfiriːɛ/

Derived terms

• șruokrákus (“sea urchin”)

Translations

hedgehog

Ardian: krôkyls Laefevian: haiþ Lusetian: crogil