veasers

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian vehsers, from Old Radestrian vehþþers, inherited from Proto-Radic *βehθθirs, from *βehθir (“end of the day, west”) + *θǫrs (“food”), equivalent to revese + þjers.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈvæːsɛrs/
• Rhyme: -æːsɛrs
• Syllabification: vea–sers

Noun

veasers inan (countable, genitive singular veaseru, dative singular veasira, nominative plural veasere)

1. dinner, supper, tea

   Coordinate terms: horuovs, irolars

Declension

Declension of veasers (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		veasers /ˈvæːsɛrs/	veasere /ˈvæːsɛrɛ/
vocative		veaserse /ˈvæːsɛrsɛ/
genitive	proper	veaseru /ˈvæːsɛru/	veasiriris /ˈvæːsiriris/
	constructive		veasiris /ˈvæːsiris/
dative		veasira /ˈvæːsira/	veasirirín /ˈvæːsiririːn/
accusative		veaserd /ˈvæːsɛrd/	veasiririd /ˈvæːsiririd/
instrumental		veasirúr /ˈvæːsiruːr/	veasiriríe /ˈvæːsiririːɛ/

Related terms

• revese (“west”)

Translations

evening meal

Laefevian: antuhda Riyan: țaor