ebres

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian ebress, from Old Radestrian ebreɣre, inherited from Proto-Radic *ebirhir (“goat”), of uncertain origin. Likely from Proto-Laenkean *pʼerh-, related to pras (“ram”), specifically *pʼepʼerhes, whence also Laefevian bêbir (“chamois”). The developments of Laenkean *pʼ into Radic in this instance would be unexplained.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɛbrɛs/
• Rhyme: -ɛbrɛs
• Syllabification: eb–res

Noun

ebres anim (countable, genitive singular ebreg, nominative plural ebrege, compound form ebre-, relational adjective ebríș)

1. goat

Declension

Declension of ebres (spirant)
		singular	plural
nominative		ebres /ˈɛbrɛs/	ebrege /ˈɛbrɛɡɛ/
vocative		ebrese /ˈɛbrɛsɛ/
genitive	proper	ebreg /ˈɛbrɛɡ/	ebríris /ɛbˈriːris/
	constructive		ebries /ˈɛbries/
dative		ebrega /ˈɛbrɛɡa/	ebrírín /ɛbˈriːriːn/
accusative		ebred /ˈɛbrɛd/	ebrírid /ɛbˈriːrid/
instrumental		ebregúr /ˈɛbrɛɡuːr/	ebríríe /ɛbˈriːriːɛ/

Derived terms

• Ebredzys (“Capricorn”)

Translations

goat

Laefevian: bier