aește

Radestrian

Radestrian numbers · tvoíre

		800 dries reșvis
70 ljáķus	79 ljáķvair·fyes	80 aește	81 aeșķeșier·as	90 aevaște
		8 dries
Cardinal: aește (aeșķeșier·) Ordinal: dregeșelíș, dregeșelỉ Cardinal adjective: dregeșeliș Cardinal prefix: dregeșele· Ordinal prefix: dregeșie· Temporal noun: dregeșelír Temporal adverb: dregeșeleúr Multiplicative noun: dregeșelegjárír Multiplicative adjective: dregeșelegjaoriș Multiplicative adverb: dregeșelegjaorí Multiplicative verb: dregeșelegjáreķ Fractional noun: dregeșelerevỉr Fractional verb: dregeșelerevieķ

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian aeșavatre, from ae- (“quadri-”) + șavatre (“twenty”), equivalent to ae· + sjavate. Displaced the decimal déccus, from Proto-Radic *dǫhcıls.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /aˈɛʃtɛ/
• Rhyme: -ɛʃtɛ ⁽³⁾
• Syllabification: a–eș–te

Numeral

aește pl (genitive plural aeștis)

1. eighty (80)

Usage notes

• Followed by the short genitive plural.
• This is one of the handful of Radestrian numerals that are grammatically plural: sjavate (“twenty”), varște (“thirty”), atește (“forty”), lirește (“sixty”), aește (“eighty”) and aevaște (“ninety”). All other numerals are grammatically singular.

Declension

Declension of aește (heavy, plurale binarium tantum)
	binary plural
nominative	aește /aˈɛʃtɛ/
vocative
genitive	aeștis /aˈɛʃtis/
dative	aeștín /aˈɛʃtiːn/
accusative	aeștid /aˈɛʃtid/
instrumental	aeștíe /aˈɛʃtiːɛ/

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