erast

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian jirást, from Old Radestrian jiraþtt, inherited from Proto-Radic *jirahθht, from Proto-Hirdic *jiráp̄th, from Proto-Laenkean *ɟiráptʰ. Cognate with Riyan raftad (“to act, to behave”) and Laefevian reaft (“movement”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɛrast/
• Rhyme: -ɛrast
• Syllabification: e–rast

Verb

erast (intransitive, first-person singular non-past erase, first-person singular past erâsei, present adverbial participle erasivú, past adverbial participle erasúl, verbal noun erasaș)

1. to act, to take action

   A hremía erastúr.

   It's time to act.

2. to behave, to act

   Húí gjen erasivú.

   You're acting weird.

3. to be about (of stories) [with ha (+ accusative)]

   A dráve ha hmúd eraș.

   The book is about a dragon.

Conjugation

Conjugation of erast (active voice)
nonfinite forms
infinitive			erast /ˈɛrast/
connegative			erasta /ɛˈrasta/
supine			erastúr /ɛˈrastuːr/
participle	present	adjectival	erasiș /ˈɛrasiʃ/
		adverbial	erasivú /ɛˈrasivuː/
	past	adjectival	erasúș /ˈɛrasuːʃ/
		adverbial	erasúl /ˈɛrasuːl/
verbal noun			erasaș /ˈɛrasaʃ/
finite forms			singular					plural					humble
			first	second		third	depersonal	first		second	third	depersonal	second
				informal	formal			inclusive	exclusive
			ú	re	lește	vâs, vara	gjei, gjen, gjeș …	dzun, sted	dzate	sjáște	vír, vara	gjes, gjete, gje, gjen …	sja, lai
simple	imperative			erasa /ˈɛrasa/	erasúș /ˈɛrasuːʃ/			erâsuoș /ˈɛrɤsuoʃ/		erasovú /ɛˈrasɔvuː/			erâsúr /ˈɛrɤsuːr/
	indicative	non-past	erase /ˈɛrasɛ/		eraș /ˈɛraʃ/		eras /ˈɛras/	erâsuos /ˈɛrɤsuos/	erâsuote /ˈɛrɤsuotɛ/	erâsú /ˈɛrɤsuː/			erâsún /ˈɛrɤsuːn/
		past	erâsei /ˈɛrɤsei/	erâsen /ˈɛrɤsɛn/	erâseș /ˈɛrɤsɛʃ/		erâse /ˈɛrɤsɛ/
	subjunctive	non-past	erasai /ˈɛrasai/	erasá /ˈɛrasaː/	erasaș /ˈɛrasaʃ/		erasa /ˈɛrasa/	erasavuos /ɛˈrasavuos/	erasavuote /ɛˈrasavuotɛ/	erasavú /ɛˈrasavuː/			erasavún /ɛˈrasavuːn/
		past	erâsai /ˈɛrɤsai/	erâsain /ˈɛrɤsain/	erâsaiș /ˈɛrɤsaiʃ/		erâsai /ˈɛrɤsai/	erâsavuos /ɛˈrɤsavuos/	erâsavuote /ɛˈrɤsavuotɛ/	erâsavú /ɛˈrɤsavuː/			erâsavún /ɛˈrɤsavuːn/
	optative	non-past	erasúe /ˈɛrasuːɛ/	erasova /ɛˈrasɔva/	erasúș /ˈɛrasuːʃ/		erasú /ˈɛrasuː/	erasovuos /ɛˈrasɔvuos/	erasovuote /ɛˈrasɔvuotɛ/	erasovú /ɛˈrasɔvuː/			erasovún /ɛˈrasɔvuːn/
		past	erâsevei /ɛˈrɤsɛvei/	erâseven /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛn/	erâseveș /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛʃ/		erâseve /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛ/	erâsevuos /ɛˈrɤsɛvuos/	erâsevuote /ɛˈrɤsɛvuotɛ/	erâsevú /ɛˈrɤsɛvuː/			erâsevún /ɛˈrɤsɛvuːn/
habitual	indicative	non-past	erastriè /ɛˈrastri.ɛ/	erastrin /ɛˈrastrin/	erastriș /ɛˈrastriʃ/		erastri /ɛˈrastri/	erâsúris /ˈɛrɤsuːris/	erâsúrite /ˈɛrɤsuːritɛ/	erâsúri /ˈɛrɤsuːri/			erâsúrin /ˈɛrɤsuːrin/
		past	erâseriè /ɛˈrɤsɛri.ɛ/	erâserin /ɛˈrɤsɛrin/	erâseriș /ɛˈrɤsɛriʃ/		erâseri /ɛˈrɤsɛri/
	subjunctive	non-past	erasariè /ɛˈrasari.ɛ/	erasarin /ɛˈrasarin/	erasariș /ɛˈrasariʃ/		erasari /ɛˈrasari/	erasavúris /ɛˈrasavuːris/	erasavúrite /ɛˈrasavuːritɛ/	erasavúri /ɛˈrasavuːri/			erasavúrin /ɛˈrasavuːrin/
		past	erâsairiè /ˈɛrɤsairi.ɛ/	erâsairin /ˈɛrɤsairin/	erâsairiș /ˈɛrɤsairiʃ/		erâsairi /ˈɛrɤsairi/	erâsavúris /ɛˈrɤsavuːris/	erâsavúrite /ɛˈrɤsavuːritɛ/	erâsavúri /ɛˈrɤsavuːri/			erâsavúrin /ɛˈrɤsavuːrin/
	optative	non-past	erasúriè /ˈɛrasuːri.ɛ/	erasúrin /ˈɛrasuːrin/	erasúriș /ˈɛrasuːriʃ/		erasúri /ˈɛrasuːri/	erasovúris /ɛˈrasɔvuːris/	erasovúrite /ɛˈrasɔvuːritɛ/	erasovúri /ɛˈrasɔvuːri/			erasovúrin /ɛˈrasɔvuːrin/
		past	erâseveriè /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛri.ɛ/	erâseverin /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛrin/	erâseveriș /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛriʃ/		erâseveri /ɛˈrɤsɛvɛri/	erâsevúris /ɛˈrɤsɛvuːris/	erâsevúrite /ɛˈrɤsɛvuːritɛ/	erâsevúri /ɛˈrɤsɛvuːri/			erâsevúrin /ɛˈrɤsɛvuːrin/

Derived terms

• ave·erasiș (“automatic”)

Translations

to behave

Riyan: raftad