vêwirþ

Laefevian

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From older vêwirf, from Proto-Laenkean *wigirpʰis (“mint or some other aromatic plant”). Cognate with Radestrian vjerfs (“mint”) and ryefs (“herb”).

vêwirþ (accusative singular vêwirþe, dative singular vêwirþun, nominative dual zvêwirþund, nominative plural vêwirþir)

Primary case declension of vêwirþ (see Laefevian declension)
	singular	dual	plural
nominative	vêwirþ	vêwirþund	vêwirþir
accusative	vêwirþe	vêwirþundi	vêwirþi
genitive	vêwirþau	vêwirþundas	vêwirþas, vêwirþiras^†
dative	vêwirþun	vêwirþundon	vêwirþiron^s, vêwirþon^c
locative	vêwirþul	vêwirþundos	vêwirþiros^s, vêwirþos^c
instrumental	vêwirþô	vêwirþundêt	vêwirþirêt^s, vêwirþêt^c
Note: ^† archaic, ^s standard or formal, ^c colloquial or informal.

Secondary case declension of vêwirþ (see Laefevian declension)
accusative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
sublative	vêwirþere	vêwirþundire	vêwirþire
illative	vêwirþele	vêwirþundile	vêwirþile
benefactive	vêwirþear	vêwirþundiar	vêwirþiar
prolative	vêwirþekwe	vêwirþundikwe	vêwirþikwe
causal-final	vêwirþedis	vêwirþundirris	vêwirþirris
genitive-based cases	singular	dual	plural
delative	vêwirþôka	vêwirþundirka	vêwirþirka
elative	vêwirþôtan	vêwirþundirtan	vêwirþirtan
ablative	vêwirþaôn	vêwirþundiruôn	vêwirþiruôn
essive	vêwirþôjøn	vêwirþundirjøn	vêwirþirjøn
abessive	vêwirþôze	vêwirþundirse	vêwirþirse
dative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
terminative	vêwirþumas	vêwirþundirmas	vêwirþirmas
lative	vêwirþunši	vêwirþundirši	vêwirþirši
locative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
superessive	vêwirþunere^s, vêwirþuner^c	vêwirþundirorre^s, vêwirþundorre^c	vêwirþirorre^s, vêwirþorre^c
inessive	vêwirþulle	vêwirþundirolle^s, vêwirþundolle^c	vêwirþirolle^s, vêwirþolle^c
exessive	vêwirþunun	vêwirþundirsun	vêwirþirsun
perlative	vêwirþuffêl	vêwirþundirfêl	vêwirþirfêl
instrumental-based cases	singular	dual	plural
translative	vêwirþôske	vêwirþundirêske^s, vêwirþundêske^c	vêwirþirêske^s, vêwirþêske^c
comitative	vêwirþôsôd^s, vêwirþôd^c	vêwirþundirtôd^s, vêwirþundôd^c	vêwirþirtôd
Note: ^s standard or formal, ^c colloquial or informal.

mint