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==Riyan==
==Riyan==


===Etymology===
=== {{Etymology}} ===
{{root|ryn|lnk-pro|towcʰ-}}
{{root|ryn|lnk-pro|towcʰ-}}
From {{inherit|ryn|ryn-o|þōd|t=night}}, from {{inherit|ryn|ryn-pro|ṯṓdu}}, from {{inherit|ryn|hrd-pro|ṯṓchus}}, from {{inherit|ryn|lnk-pro|towcʰ-|towcʰos|t=night}}. It still meant "night" up until the Middle Riyan period when it was displaced by {{m+|rad-m|háșș|t=night}}. After this, it underwent semantic narrowing to its current religious meaning.
From {{inherit|ryn|ryn-o|þōd|t=night}}, from {{inherit|ryn|ryn-pro|ṯṓdu}}, from {{inherit|ryn|hrd-pro|ṯṓchus}}, from {{inherit|ryn|lnk-pro|towcʰ-|towcʰos|t=night}}. It still meant "night" up until the Middle Riyan period when it was displaced by {{m+|rad-m|háșș|t=night}}. After this, it underwent semantic narrowing to its current religious meaning.

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Riyan

Etymology

From Old Riyan þōd (“night”), from Proto-Riyanic *ṯṓdu, from Proto-Hirdic *ṯṓchus, from Proto-Laenkean *towcʰos (“night”). It still meant "night" up until the Middle Riyan period when it was displaced by Middle Radestrian háșș (“night”). After this, it underwent semantic narrowing to its current religious meaning.

Pronunciation

Noun

húr (dual húdad, plural húdis, collective húdiva)

  1. religious service held at night, vigil
  2. (colloquial) night shift, graveyard shift
  3. (archaic) night

Mutation

Riyan mutation
radical lenited
húr unchanged