fývýș

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian fýfýș, from Old Radestrian fȳfȳšjre, inherited from Proto-Radic *ɸwīɸwijir, *ɸwīɸwijišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *phwī́phwihis, from Proto-Laenkean *pʰwejpʰwehes. Reanalysed as a light stem.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈfiːviːʃ/
• Rhyme: -iːviːʃ ⁽²⁾
• Syllabification: fý–výș

Adjective

fývýș (comparable, comparative fývyjuobș, adverb fývyí)

1. sweet

Inflection

Comparative forms of fývýș
degree	form
positive	fývýș /ˈfiːviːʃ/
comparative	fývyjuobș /ˈfiːvi.uopʃ/
superlative	fývyjúvaș /ˈfiːvi.uːvaʃ/
excessive	fývyjúvaiș /ˈfiːvi.uːvaiʃ/

Attributive forms			Emphatic combined forms with the definite article
singular		plural	+ a	+ a'	+ ag	+ ai	+ i	+ u
inanimate	animate
fývýș /ˈfiːviːʃ/	fývýșe /ˈfiːviːʃɛ/		fývýșa /ˈfiːviːʃa/	fývýșa' /ˈfiːviːʃa/	fývýșag /ˈfiːviːʃaɡ/	fývýșai /ˈfiːviːʃai/	fývýși /ˈfiːviːʃi/	fývýșu /ˈfiːviːʃu/

Substantive declension of fývyeșe
		singular		plural
		inanimate	animate
nominative		fývyeșe /ˈfiːvieʃɛ/
vocative
genitive	proper	fývyeșk /ˈfiːvieʃk/	fývýșesk /ˈfiːviːʃɛsk/	fývýșeris /ˈfiːviːʃɛris/
	constructive			fývýșes /ˈfiːviːʃɛs/
dative		fývýșa /ˈfiːviːʃa/	fývýșen /ˈfiːviːʃɛn/	fývýșerín /ˈfiːviːʃɛriːn/
accusative		fývyeșt /ˈfiːvieʃt/	fývýșest /ˈfiːviːʃɛst/	fývýșerid /ˈfiːviːʃɛrid/
instrumental		fývýșúr /ˈfiːviːʃuːr/	fývýșevúr /ˈfiːviːʃɛvuːr/	fývýșeríe /ˈfiːviːʃɛriːɛ/

Derived terms

• fyeve (“sugar”)

Translations

sweet

Laefevian: fuis Riyan: píș