úr

Radestrian

Radestrian numbers · tvoíre

	50 úcus
4 ár	5 úr	6 nars
Cardinal: úr Ordinal: vjeiș, oỉ Cardinal adjective: uiș Cardinal prefix: oe· Ordinal prefix: vjei· Temporal noun: oír Temporal adverb: oeúr Multiplicative noun: oegjárír Multiplicative adjective: oegjaoriș Multiplicative adverb: oegjaorí Multiplicative verb: oegjáreķ Fractional noun: oerevỉr Fractional verb: oerevieķ

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian vór, from Old Radestrian lór, inherited from Proto-Radic *lōr, from Proto-Hirdic *lóḡus, from Proto-Laenkean *logos. The loss of initial [w] was a sporadic development in the back vowel environment (see also úcus), cf. vjeiș (“fifth”) and vúsus (“fist”), related words where it was maintained. Note the irregular genitive forms vjø and vív, which do maintain the initial v-.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /uːr/
• Rhyme: -uːr ⁽³⁾

Numeral

úr (genitive singular vjø, vív)

1. five (5)

   Ven hrâs-aș vjø lyejðis.

   I need five people.

   —Byvitú gjøș ran hrâs?
   —Ven vív-aș hrâs.

   —How many do you need?
   —I need five. (noun implied)

Usage notes

• Followed by the short genitive plural.
• The genitive form vjø is used before a noun, whereas vív is used on its own.
  • Historically, vív was used before vowels, but this usage is now archaic.

Declension

Declension of úr (semi-light, singulare tantum)
	singular
nominative	úr /uːr/
vocative	úse /ˈuːsɛ/
genitive	vjø, vív /vjœ/ /viːv/
dative	oa /ɔa/
accusative	úd /uːd/
instrumental	oúr /ˈɔ.uːr/

Translations

five (numerical value of 5)

Laefevian: lue Riyan: lú