atește

Radestrian

Radestrian numbers · tvoíre

		400 ár reșvis
30 varște	39 varșķeșier·fyes	40 atește	41 ateșķeșier·as	50 úcus
		4 ár
Cardinal: atește (ateșķeșier·) Ordinal: aeșelíș, aeșelỉ Cardinal adjective: aeșeliș Cardinal prefix: aeșele· Ordinal prefix: aeșie· Temporal noun: aeșelír Temporal adverb: aeșeleúr Multiplicative noun: aeșelegjárír Multiplicative adjective: aeșelegjaoriș Multiplicative adverb: aeșelegjaorí Multiplicative verb: aeșelegjáreķ Fractional noun: aeșelerevỉr Fractional verb: aeșelerevieķ

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian ateșavatre, from ate- (“di-”) + șavatre (“twenty”), equivalent to ate· + sjavate. Displaced the decimal úcus, from Proto-Radic *ògcıls.

Pronunciation

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

Numeral

atește pl (genitive plural ateștis)

1. forty (40)

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 atește (heavy, plurale binarium tantum)
	binary plural
nominative	atește /aˈtɛʃtɛ/
vocative
genitive	ateștis /aˈtɛʃtis/
dative	ateștín /aˈtɛʃtiːn/
accusative	ateștid /aˈtɛʃtid/
instrumental	ateștíe /aˈtɛʃtiːɛ/

Translations

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