spolútús

Radestrian

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Etymology

From Middle Radestrian spulútús, from Old Radestrian spuðovtulro, inherited from Proto-Radic *spuðobtulur, from Proto-Hirdic *spudhóbculus, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)pudʱóbcʼolos.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /spɔˈluːtuːs/
• Rhyme: -uːtuːs
• Syllabification: spo–lú–tús

Noun

spolútús inan (countable, genitive singular spolútuvu, nominative plural spolútúe, compound form spolútú-, spolútuv-, relational adjective spolútuviș)

1. fair, convention
2. (religion) mass

Declension

Declension of spolútús (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		spolútús /spɔˈluːtuːs/	spolútúe /spɔˈluːtuːɛ/
vocative		spolútúse /spɔˈluːtuːsɛ/
genitive	proper	spolútuvu /spɔˈluːtuvu/	spolútuviris /spɔˈluːtuviris/
	constructive		spolútuvis /spɔˈluːtuvis/
dative		spolútuva /spɔˈluːtuva/	spolútuvirín /spɔˈluːtuviriːn/
accusative		spolútúd /spɔˈluːtuːd/	spolútuvirid /spɔˈluːtuvirid/
instrumental		spolútuvúr /spɔˈluːtuvuːr/	spolútuviríe /spɔˈluːtuviriːɛ/

Related terms

• hospoluots (“fairground”)
• spoluot (“to sell at a fair”)
• spoluotrús (“fairgoer”)
• spolútír (“fair vendor”)

Translations

fair, convention

Laefevian: ôdøst