dvoðuns

Radestrian

Alternative forms

• dð (abbreviation)

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian dvoþuns (“hour, time”), from Old Radestrian dloþŭns, inherited from Proto-Radic *dulθıns (“bell”), from Proto-Hirdic *ḏulthɯ́nɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *dultʰɯ́nɯs.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdvɔðɤns/ [ˈdvɔðɤ̃ˑs]
• Rhyme: -ɔðɤns
• Syllabification: dvo–ðuns

Noun

dvoðuns inan (countable, genitive singular dvoðung, dative singular dvoðona, nominative plural dvoðûne, compound form dvoðun-, dvoðon-, relational adjective dvoðuniș)

1. (archaic) bell, especially one rung on the hour for timekeeping

   Synonym: raije

2. hour
3. time (clock reading)

   Ran gjøș a dvoðuns?

   Do you have the time?

Declension

Declension of dvoðuns (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		dvoðuns /ˈdvɔðɤns/	dvoðûne /ˈdvɔðɤnɛ/
vocative		dvoðunse /ˈdvɔðɤnsɛ/
genitive	proper	dvoðung /ˈdvɔðɤŋɡ/	dvoðoniris /dvɔˈðɔniris/
	constructive		dvoðonis /ˈdvɔðɔnis/
dative		dvoðona /ˈdvɔðɔna/	dvoðonirín /dvɔˈðɔniriːn/
accusative		dvoðund /ˈdvɔðɤnd/	dvoðonirid /dvɔˈðɔnirid/
instrumental		dvoðonúr /ˈdvɔðɔnuːr/	dvoðoniríe /dvɔˈðɔniriːɛ/

Related terms

• dvuoþs
• dvusles

Translations

hour

Laefevian: tuonda

See also

Radestrian units of time · telei hremieșe
second		minute		hour		day		week		month		year		decade		century		millennium
haķs	×60	varsts	×60	dvoðuns	×24	dvuoþs	×6	areans	×5/1	hjárs	×13	nvents	×10	sjelua	×10	reșonents	×10	lenirenents
							×7	lians	×~4		×12