nvents

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian nýnts, from Old Radestrian nȳmts, inherited from Proto-Radic *nȳmts, from Proto-Hirdic *nȳ́mtəs, from Proto-Laenkean *niwmtʼas. Cognate with Riyan nynt and Laefevian londa (“season”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /nɛnts/
• Rhyme: -ɛnts

Noun

nvents inan (countable, genitive singular nyentusk, nominative plural nyentse, relational adjective nyentuș)

1. year

Declension

Declension of nyents (light)
		singular	plural
nominative		nyents /nients/	nyentse, nyente (proscribed) /ˈnientsɛ/ /ˈnientɛ/
vocative		nyentse /ˈnientsɛ/
genitive	proper	nyentusk, nyensk (proscribed) /ˈnientɤsk/ /niensk/	nyentsis, nyentiris (proscribed) /ˈnientsis/ /ˈnientiris/
	constructive		nyentus, nyentis (proscribed) /ˈnientɤs/ /ˈnientis/
dative		nyenta /ˈnienta/	nyentsín, nyentirín (proscribed) /ˈnientsiːn/ /ˈnientiriːn/
accusative		nyentst, nyenst (proscribed) /nientst/ /nienst/	nyentsid, nyentirid (proscribed) /ˈnientsid/ /ˈnientirid/
instrumental		nyentvúr, nyentúr (proscribed) /ˈnientfuːr/ /ˈnientuːr/	nyentsíe, nyentiríe (proscribed) /ˈnientsiːɛ/ /ˈnientiriːɛ/

Translations

year

Laefevian: êro Riyan: nynt

See also

Radestrian units of time · telei hremieșe
second		minute		hour		day		week		month		year		decade		century		millennium
haķs	×60	varsts	×60	dvoðuns	×24	dvuoþs	×6	areans	×5/1	hjárs	×13	nvents	×10	sjelua	×10	reșonents	×10	lenirenents
							×7	lians	×~4		×12