re

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian re, from Old Radestrian re, inherited from Proto-Radic *re (genitive *rātg, *rātıg), from Proto-Hirdic *se (genitive *sātɯ́ḡ), from Proto-Laenkean *seʔ- (oblique *sn̥ʔ-́), with analogous shortening in the modern weak forms.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /rɛ/
• Rhyme: -ɛ ⁽²³⁰⁾

Pronoun

re (genitive singular rask, rátú, possessive lirș, liriș)

1. familiar second-person singular pronoun; you

   Synonym: lește (formal)

Usage notes

• A short instrumental form rabúr exists, but, although colloquially quite common, is considered non-standard, as is the derived form rabuorvas (“with you”) /raˈbuorvas/, cf. standard rábuorvas /ˈraːbuorvas/.

Translations

Showsecond-person singular pronoun

Ardian: re Laefevian: se, e Lusetian: re

See also

ExpandRadestrian personal pronouns (* non-standard colloquial forms)
first	singular		dual inclusive		plural
					inclusive		exclusive
case	weak	strong	weak	strong	weak	strong	weak	strong
nominative	ú		sted		dzun		dzate
genitive	vesk, -esk	vetú	stedzus		dzmes	dzmeris	dzatus	dzatoris
dative	ven, ve, -en, -e	veva, vevan*	stedzín		dzmen, dzme	dzmerín	dzatun, dzatû	dzatorín
accusative	vest, -est	vetad	stedzed		dzmed	dzmerid	dzatud	dzatorid
instrumental	vebúr		stedzíe		dzmeríe		dzatoríe
possessive	virș	viriș	sterș	steriș	dzmerș	dzmeriș	dzaturș	dzatûriș
second	singular			plural			humble
	weak	strong	formal	weak	strong	formal	royal	deity
nominative	re		lește	sjáște			sja	lai
vocative
genitive	rask	rátú	leșk	sjás	sjárus	sjáșk	sjátú	lairis
dative	ran, ra	rá	leșa	sján, sja	sjárín	sjáșa	sjá	lairín
accusative	rast	rátad	leșt	sjád	sjáred	sjáșt	sjátad	lairid
instrumental	rábúr, rabúr*		leșúr	sjáríe		sjáșúr	sjábúr	lairíe
possessive	lirș	liriș	leștiș	sjárș	sjáriș	sjáștiș	sjariș	lairiș
third	animate				inanimate
	singular		plural		singular		plural
	weak	strong	weak	strong	weak	strong	weak	strong
nominative	vâs		vír		vara
genitive	vâsk, -âsk	vâtú	vjes, -jes	víris	vask, -ask	vatú	vais, -ais	vairis
dative	vân, vâ, -ân, -â	vâva	vjen, vje, -jen, -je	vírín	van, va, -an, -a	vaga	vain, vai, -ain, -ai	vairín
accusative	vâst, -âst	vâtad	vjed, -jed	vírid	vast, -ast	vatad	vaid, -aid	vairid
instrumental	vâbúr		víríe		vabúr		vairíe
possessive	vârș	vâriș	vjerș	vjeriș	varș	variș	vairș	vairiș
anaphoric	reflexive		reciprocal
	weak	strong	weak	strong
genitive	dzisk	dzitú	dzjes	dzíris
dative	dzin, dzi	dziva	dzjen, dzje	dzírín
accusative	dzist	dzitad	dzjed	dzírid
instrumental	dzibúr		dzíríe
possessive	dzirș	dziriș	dzjerș	dzjeriș