-evus
Radestrian
Etymology
Back-formation from hrevus (“acid”).
Pronunciation
Suffix
-evus inan (nominal, genitive singular -evu, nominative plural -evui)
Usage notes
- If the element ends in -jesta/-ista/-jsta or -ai, it must be removed before adding the suffix.
Declension
| Declension of -evus (heavy) | |||
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| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | -evus /-ɛvɤs/ |
-evui /-ɛvɤi/ |
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| vocative | -evuse /-ɛvusɛ/ |
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| genitive | proper | -evu /-ɛvu/ |
-eviris /-ɛviris/ |
| constructive | -evis /-ɛvis/ |
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| dative | -eva /-ɛva/ |
-evirín /-ɛviriːn/ |
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| accusative | -evud /-ɛvɤd/ |
-evirid /-ɛvirid/ |
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| instrumental | -evúr /-ɛvuːr/ |
-eviríe /-ɛviriːɛ/ |
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Derived terms
Hypernym: hrevus (“acid”)
- așuorkevus (“fluoride”)
- gjelvarevus (“phosphide”)
- helvarevus (“sulfide”)
- hregevus (“carbide”)
- iraluevus (“nitride”)
- lvarevus (“oxide”)
- mylvuevus (“bromide”)
- radevus (“hydride”)
- radlvarevus (“hydroxide”)
- radremnevus (“hydrochloride”)
- remnevus (“chloride”)
- svoșevus (“iodide”)
Translations
-ide
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