rjøs

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian rívs, from Old Radestrian rûvss, inherited from Proto-Radic *rųβhs (“thief”), from Proto-Hirdic *sɯ̄́bhəṯəs (“punished”), from Proto-Laenkean *sɯʔbʱatas. Cognate with Laefevian savat (“blind”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /rjœs/
• Rhyme: -œs ⁽³⁾

Noun

rjøs inan (countable, genitive singular rjøg, dative singular rjøà, nominative plural rjøi, compound form rjø-, relational adjective rjøșeș)

1. thief

Declension

Declension of rjøs (spirant)
		singular	plural
nominative		rjøs /rjœs/	rjøi /rjai/
vocative		rjøse /ˈrjœsɛ/
genitive	proper	rjøg, rívug (archaic) /rjœɡ/ /ˈriːvɤɡ/	rjøșeris /ˈrjœʃɛris/
	constructive		rjøșes /ˈrjœʃɛs/
dative		rjøà /ˈrjœ.a/	rjøșerín /ˈrjœʃɛriːn/
accusative		rjød /rjœd/	rjøșerid /ˈrjœʃɛrid/
instrumental		rjøúr /ˈrjœ.uːr/	rjøșeríe /ˈrjœʃɛriːɛ/

Related terms

• rívuiș (“criminal”)

Translations

thief

Laefevian: teht