tvívus

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian tvévus, from Old Radestrian tlǫwlro, inherited from Proto-Radic *tlǫwlur (“weapon”), from Proto-Hirdic *tlɤ̄́ḡulus (“sharpened, pointed”), from Proto-Laenkean *tʼlojgolos. Cognate with Riyan țaŗol (“danger”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈtfiːvɤs/
• Rhyme: -iːvɤs ⁽⁶⁾
• Syllabification: tví–vus

Noun

tvívus inan (countable, genitive singular tvievu, nominative plural tvívui, compound form tvívu-, tviev-, relational adjective tvieviș)

1. weapon

Declension

Declension of tvívus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		tvívus /ˈtfiːvɤs/	tvívui /ˈtfiːvɤi/
vocative		tvívuse /ˈtfiːvusɛ/
genitive	proper	tvievu /ˈtfievu/	tvieviris /ˈtfieviris/
	constructive		tvievis /ˈtfievis/
dative		tvieva /ˈtfieva/	tvievirín /ˈtfieviriːn/
accusative		tvívud /ˈtfiːvɤd/	tvievirid /ˈtfievirid/
instrumental		tvievúr /ˈtfievuːr/	tvieviríe /ˈtfieviriːɛ/

Related terms

• Tvievr
• tvír (“edge”)

Translations

weapon

Laefevian: rujont