Angus

Radestrian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈaŋɡɤs/
• Rhyme: -aŋɡɤs
• Syllabification: An–gus

Etymology 1

From Old Radestrian Anɣŭls.

Noun

Angus anim (countable, genitive singular Angvu, nominative plural Angui, compound form Angu-, Angv-, relational adjective angviș)

1. (out-of-world) English person, Englander, Englishman

   Angus Angus-aș.

   Angus is English.

Declension

ExpandDeclension of Angus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		Angus /ˈaŋɡɤs/	Angui /ˈaŋɡɤi/
vocative		Anguse /ˈaŋɡusɛ/
genitive	proper	Angvu /ˈaŋɡvu/	Angviris /ˈaŋɡviris/
	constructive		Angvis /ˈaŋɡvis/
dative		Angva /ˈaŋɡva/	Angvirín /ˈaŋɡviriːn/
accusative		Angud /ˈaŋɡɤd/	Angvirid /ˈaŋɡvirid/
instrumental		Angvúr /ˈaŋɡvuːr/	Angviríe /ˈaŋɡviriːɛ/

Related terms

• Angĵeșa

Etymology 2

Proper noun

Angus anim (countable and uncountable, genitive singular Angusk, nominative plural Angûse)

1. (out-of-world) Angus (name)

   Angus Angus-aș.

   Angus is English.

Declension

ExpandDeclension of Angus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		Angus /ˈaŋɡɤs/	Angûse /ˈaŋɡɤsɛ/
vocative		Angûse /ˈaŋɡɤsɛ/
genitive	proper	Angusk /ˈaŋɡɤsk/	Angusiris /aŋˈɡusiris/
	constructive		Angusis /ˈaŋɡusis/
dative		Angusa /ˈaŋɡusa/	Angusirín /aŋˈɡusiriːn/
accusative		Angust /ˈaŋɡɤst/	Angusirid /aŋˈɡusirid/
instrumental		Angusúr /ˈaŋɡusuːr/	Angusiríe /aŋˈɡusiriːɛ/