dravas

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian nravass, from Old Radestrian nrawaþs (“way”), inherited from Proto-Radic *norwahθs (“path”), from Proto-Hirdic *noswǽp̄thəs, from Proto-Laenkean *naswæptʰæs. Cognate with Ardian noros (“way”) and Lusetian norut (“road”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdravas/
• Rhyme: -avas
• Syllabification: dra–vas

Noun

dravas inan (countable, genitive singular dravesk, nominative plural dravase, relational adjective dravesiș)

1. journey, trip, travel

   🇫🇷 voyage m — 🇪🇸 viaje m — 🇵🇱 podróż f

Declension

ExpandDeclension of dravas (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		dravas /ˈdravas/	dravase /ˈdravasɛ/
vocative		dravase /ˈdravasɛ/
genitive	proper	dravesk /ˈdravɛsk/	dravasiris /draˈvasiris/
	constructive		dravasis /ˈdravasis/
dative		dravasa /ˈdravasa/	dravasirín /draˈvasiriːn/
accusative		dravast /ˈdravast/	dravasirid /draˈvasirid/
instrumental		dravasúr /ˈdravasuːr/	dravasiríe /draˈvasiriːɛ/

Derived terms

• dravastrut (“to travel”)
• ledyș dravast (“have a safe trip”)