irolt
Radestrian
Etymology
From earlier irolurt, from Middle Radestrian jraulurtt, from Old Radestrian jrawurortt, inherited from Proto-Radic *źargurorht, from *źar- (“de”) + *gurorht (“to fast”), equivalent to ira- + gjolt.
Pronunciation
Verb
irolt (first-person singular non-past irolge, first-person singular past irolrei, present adverbial participle irolrivú, past adverbial participle irolrúl, verbal noun irolraș)
Conjugation
Conjugation of irolt (active voice, irregular△) | |||||||||||||
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nonfinite forms | |||||||||||||
infinitive | irolt /ˈirɔlt/ |
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connegative | irolta /iˈrɔlta/ |
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supine | iroltúr /iˈrɔltuːr/ |
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participle | present | adjectival | irolriș /iˈrɔlriʃ/ |
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adverbial | irolrivú /iˈrɔlrivuː/ |
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past | adjectival | irolrúș /iˈrɔlruːʃ/ |
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adverbial | irolrúl /iˈrɔlruːl/ |
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verbal noun | irolraș /iˈrɔlraʃ/ |
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finite forms | singular | plural | humble | ||||||||||
first | second | third | depersonal | first | second | third | depersonal | second | |||||
informal | formal | inclusive | exclusive | ||||||||||
ú | re | lește | vâs, vara | gjei, gjen, gjeș … | dzun, sted | dzate | sjáște | vír, vara | gjes, gjete, gje, gjen … | sja, lai | |||
simple | imperative | irolga /iˈrɔlɡa/ |
irolgúș /iˈrɔlɡuːʃ/ |
irolguoș /iˈrɔlɡuoʃ/ |
irolgovú /iˈrɔlɡɔvuː/ |
irolgúr /iˈrɔlɡuːr/ |
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indicative | non-past | irolge /iˈrɔlɡɛ/ |
irolș /ˈirɔlʃ/ |
irolg /ˈirɔlɡ/ |
irolguos /iˈrɔlɡuos/ |
irolguote /iˈrɔlɡuotɛ/ |
irolgú /iˈrɔlɡuː/ |
irolgún /iˈrɔlɡuːn/ |
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past | irolrei /iˈrɔlrei/ |
irolren /iˈrɔlrɛn/ |
irolreș /iˈrɔlrɛʃ/ |
irolre /iˈrɔlrɛ/ |
irolruos /iˈrɔlruos/ |
irolruote /iˈrɔlruotɛ/ |
irolrú /iˈrɔlruː/ |
irolrún /iˈrɔlruːn/ |
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subjunctive | non-past | irolgai /iˈrɔlɡai/ |
irolgá /iˈrɔlɡaː/ |
irolgaș /iˈrɔlɡaʃ/ |
irolga /iˈrɔlɡa/ |
irolgavuos /iˈrɔlɡavuos/ |
irolgavuote /iˈrɔlɡavuotɛ/ |
irolgavú /iˈrɔlɡavuː/ |
irolgavún /iˈrɔlɡavuːn/ |
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past | irolrai /iˈrɔlrai/ |
irolrain /iˈrɔlrain/ |
irolraiș /iˈrɔlraiʃ/ |
irolrai /iˈrɔlrai/ |
irolravuos /iˈrɔlravuos/ |
irolravuote /iˈrɔlravuotɛ/ |
irolravú /iˈrɔlravuː/ |
irolravún /iˈrɔlravuːn/ |
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optative | non-past | irolgúe /iˈrɔlɡuːɛ/ |
irolgova /iˈrɔlɡɔva/ |
irolgúș /iˈrɔlɡuːʃ/ |
irolgú /iˈrɔlɡuː/ |
irolgovuos /iˈrɔlɡɔvuos/ |
irolgovuote /iˈrɔlɡɔvuotɛ/ |
irolgovú /iˈrɔlɡɔvuː/ |
irolgovún /iˈrɔlɡɔvuːn/ |
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past | irolrevei /iˈrɔlrɛvei/ |
irolreven /iˈrɔlrɛvɛn/ |
irolreveș /iˈrɔlrɛvɛʃ/ |
irolreve /iˈrɔlrɛvɛ/ |
irolrevuos /iˈrɔlrɛvuos/ |
irolrevuote /iˈrɔlrɛvuotɛ/ |
irolrevú /iˈrɔlrɛvuː/ |
irolrevún /iˈrɔlrɛvuːn/ |
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habitual | indicative | non-past | irolgriè /iˈrɔlɡri.ɛ/ |
irolgrin /iˈrɔlɡrin/ |
irolgriș /iˈrɔlɡriʃ/ |
irolgri /iˈrɔlɡri/ |
irolgúris /iˈrɔlɡuːris/ |
irolgúrite /iˈrɔlɡuːritɛ/ |
irolgúri /iˈrɔlɡuːri/ |
irolgúrin /iˈrɔlɡuːrin/ |
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past | irolreriè /iˈrɔlrɛri.ɛ/ |
irolrerin /iˈrɔlrɛrin/ |
irolreriș /iˈrɔlrɛriʃ/ |
irolreri /iˈrɔlrɛri/ |
irolrúris /iˈrɔlruːris/ |
irolrúrite /iˈrɔlruːritɛ/ |
irolrúri /iˈrɔlruːri/ |
irolrúrin /iˈrɔlruːrin/ |
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subjunctive | non-past | irolgariè /iˈrɔlɡari.ɛ/ |
irolgarin /iˈrɔlɡarin/ |
irolgariș /iˈrɔlɡariʃ/ |
irolgari /iˈrɔlɡari/ |
irolgavúris /iˈrɔlɡavuːris/ |
irolgavúrite /iˈrɔlɡavuːritɛ/ |
irolgavúri /iˈrɔlɡavuːri/ |
irolgavúrin /iˈrɔlɡavuːrin/ |
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past | irolrairiè /iˈrɔlrairi.ɛ/ |
irolrairin /iˈrɔlrairin/ |
irolrairiș /iˈrɔlrairiʃ/ |
irolrairi /iˈrɔlrairi/ |
irolravúris /iˈrɔlravuːris/ |
irolravúrite /iˈrɔlravuːritɛ/ |
irolravúri /iˈrɔlravuːri/ |
irolravúrin /iˈrɔlravuːrin/ |
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optative | non-past | irolgúriè /iˈrɔlɡuːri.ɛ/ |
irolgúrin /iˈrɔlɡuːrin/ |
irolgúriș /iˈrɔlɡuːriʃ/ |
irolgúri /iˈrɔlɡuːri/ |
irolgovúris /iˈrɔlɡɔvuːris/ |
irolgovúrite /iˈrɔlɡɔvuːritɛ/ |
irolgovúri /iˈrɔlɡɔvuːri/ |
irolgovúrin /iˈrɔlɡɔvuːrin/ |
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past | irolreveriè /iˈrɔlrɛvɛri.ɛ/ |
irolreverin /iˈrɔlrɛvɛrin/ |
irolreveriș /iˈrɔlrɛvɛriʃ/ |
irolreveri /iˈrɔlrɛvɛri/ |
irolrevúris /iˈrɔlrɛvuːris/ |
irolrevúrite /iˈrɔlrɛvuːritɛ/ |
irolrevúri /iˈrɔlrɛvuːri/ |
irolrevúrin /iˈrɔlrɛvuːrin/ |
Derived terms
- irolars (“breakfast”)