reiht
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Riyan
Etymology
From Old Riyan rēht, from Proto-Riyanic *rwéhădă (“to get”), from Proto-Hirdic *rweḵ- (“to get, to take”), from Proto-Laenkean *rwek- (“to hold, to find”). Cognate with Radestrian røat (“to take”) and Laefevian vrêkad (“to get”).
Pronunciation
Verb
reiht (irregular)
- to get, to receive
- Naŗ rír í neiv la veir halvúr.
- I'm getting a dog for my birthday.
- Na río saonynt í arús laspe.
- He got too much money last year.
- forms the mediopassive voice when combined with a participle
- Ría piaoșúŗ veir neiv la nízulle.
- My dog is being bullied at doggy daycare.
- Ríaŗ paolúŗ vankiș one țíŗ jaoníd hevúr.
- I am becoming ill from working too much. (lit. "I am being turned ill")
Usage notes
- In the sense of "to get", the basic inflected form is the future tense, like with most Riyan verbs. In the verb's auxiliary sense however, the inflected form is the present tense.
Conjugation
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Mutation
Riyan mutation | |
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radical | lenited |
reiht | unchanged |
Categories:
- Riyan terms derived from the Proto-Laenkean root *rwek-
- Riyan terms inherited from Old Riyan
- Riyan terms inherited from Proto-Riyanic
- Riyan terms inherited from Proto-Hirdic
- Riyan terms inherited from Proto-Laenkean
- Riyan terms with Radestrian cognates
- Riyan terms with Laefevian cognates
- Riyan lemmas
- Riyan verbs
- Riyan terms with usage examples