eis

Laefevian

Etymology

From Proto-Laefevic *eðekeh, from Proto-Laenkean *pedekes (“head”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈeis/, [ei̯s]
• Hyphenation: e·is

Noun

eis (nominative dual eikund, nominative plural eikir)

1. (anatomy) head

Declension

Primary case declension of eis (see Laefevian declension)
	singular	dual	plural
nominative	eis	eikund	eikir
accusative	eike	eikundi	eiki
genitive	eikau	eikundas	eikas, eikiras†
dative	eikun	eikundon	eikirons, eikonc
locative	eikul	eikundos	eikiross, eikosc
instrumental	eikô	eikundêt	eikirêts, eikêtc

Secondary case declension of eis (see Laefevian declension)
accusative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
sublative	eikere	eikundire	eikire
illative	eikele	eikundile	eikile
benefactive	eikear	eikundiar	eikiar
prolative	eikekwe	eikundikwe	eikikwe
causal-final	eikedis	eikundirris	eikirris
genitive-based cases	singular	dual	plural
delative	eikôka	eikundirka	eikirka
elative	eikôtan	eikundirtan	eikirtan
ablative	eikaôn	eikundiruôn	eikiruôn
essive	eikôjøn	eikundirjøn	eikirjøn
abessive	eikôze	eikundirse	eikirse
dative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
terminative	eikumas	eikundirmas	eikirmas
lative	eikunši	eikundirši	eikirši
locative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
superessive	eikuneres, eikunerc	eikundirorres, eikundorrec	eikirorres, eikorrec
inessive	eikulle	eikundirolles, eikundollec	eikirolles, eikollec
exessive	eikunun	eikundirsun	eikirsun
perlative	eikuffêl	eikundirfêl	eikirfêl
instrumental-based cases	singular	dual	plural
translative	eikôske	eikundirêskes, eikundêskec	eikirêskes, eikêskec
comitative	eikôsôds, eikôdc	eikundirtôds, eikundôdc	eikirtôd

Possessive forms of eis
possessor	singular	dual	plural
1st person	uweis	þijeis	añeis
2nd person	ijeis	fileis	sôreis
3rd person	jareis	luneis	lijeis
reflexive	ñeis

Derived terms

• diseikent (“chapter”)
• eiht (“chief”)
• eikišuǧ (“headache”)
• rêmpeiko (“zenith”)

Related terms

• empyrad (“to wear”)
• epien (“skull”)
• piet (“hat”)