Dvúa

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian Dvúra, from Old Radestrian Dlowra, inherited from Proto-Radic *Dulɣor, from Proto-Hirdic *Ḏulghós, from Proto-Laenkean *dulgʱós. Cognate with Ardian Dulgo.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdvuːa/
• Rhyme: -uːa
• Syllabification: Dvú–a

Proper noun

Dvúa anim or inan (genitive singular Dvuosk, dative singular Dvuon, instrumental singular Dvúvúr)

1. (animate, Radestrian mythology) Dulle (goddess of the sky)
2. (inanimate, in-world astronomy) Uranus (planet)

   Synonym: Úrans (out-of-world)

Declension

Declension of Dvúa (light, singulare tantum, irregular△)
	singular
nominative	Dvúa /ˈdvuːa/
vocative	Dvúse△ /ˈdvuːsɛ/
genitive	Dvuosk△ /dvuosk/
dative	Dvuon△ /dvuon/
accusative	Dvuost△ /dvuost/
instrumental	Dvúvúr△ /ˈdvuːvuːr/

See also

The Modern Planets • Minâse a vapastûșe

☿ Mercury	♀︎ Venus	🜨 Earth	♂︎ Mars
Hreva Merkârș	Irua Venere	Hlýgans, Járs	Stvovía Márts
♃ Jupiter	♄ Saturn	⛢ Uranus	♆ Neptune
Voà Jús	Deșa Sáturns	Dvúa Úrans	Sjuova Neptuons
other bodies
☉ Sun		☾ Moon
Harua		Mjens
⚳ Ceres
Svâga Cerers
♇ Pluto
Letua Plútuons