hjárs

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian hêrs, from Old Radestrian hêrs, inherited from Proto-Radic *hêrs, from Proto-Hirdic *hɛ̄́ḏəs, from Proto-Laenkean *hæjdæs. Cognate with Lusetian aer, Riyan hair and Laefevian ea (“moon”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʃaːrs/
  • (hjádvanþs) /çaːrs/
• Rhyme: -aːrs ⁽³⁾

Noun

hjárs inan (countable, genitive singular hjáru, nominative plural hjáre, compound form hjár-, relational adjective hjáriș)

1. month
2. (in-world) a period of five Laefevo-Radestrian weeks (thirty days)
3. (archaic) moon

   Synonym: mjens

Declension

Declension of hjárs (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		hjárs /ʃaːrs/	hjáre /ˈʃaːrɛ/
vocative		hjárse /ˈʃaːrsɛ/
genitive	proper	hjáru /ˈʃaːru/	hjáriris /ˈʃaːriris/
	constructive		hjáris /ˈʃaːris/
dative		hjára /ˈʃaːra/	hjárirín /ˈʃaːririːn/
accusative		hjárd /ʃaːrd/	hjáririd /ˈʃaːririd/
instrumental		hjárúr /ˈʃaːruːr/	hjáriríe /ˈʃaːririːɛ/

Translations

month

Laefevian: eda Lusetian: aer Riyan: hair

See also

Months in Radestrian · hjáre

Laefevo-Radestrian calendar (in world)
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
vanints	hrelners	gjembraus	dvuoþers	hraers	sfvocía	alua	irgotua	cynuers	háșers	mvaþers	dzevans	dzestasans
20 Mar to 18 Apr	19 Apr to 18 May	19 May to 17 Jun	18 Jun to 17 Jul	18 Jul to 16 Aug	17 Aug to 15 Sep	16 Sep to 15 Oct	16 Oct to 14 Nov	15 Nov to 14 Dec	15 Dec to 13 Jan	14 Jan to 12 Feb	13 Feb to 14 Mar (13 Feb to 13 Mar)	15 Mar to 19 Mar (14 Mar to 19 Mar)
Gregorian calendar (out of world)
mvaþers	dzevans	vanints	hrelners	gjembraus	dvuoþers	hraers	sfvocía	alua	irgotua	cynuers	háșers
January	February	March	April	May	June	July	August	September	October	November	December

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