Venere

Radestrian

Etymology

Either backformed from Veneris, borrowed from the genitive singular of Latin Venus and reanalysed as the genitive plural, or borrowed from Italian Venere and reanalysed as plurale tantum.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈvɛnɛrɛ/
• Rhymes: -ɛnɛrɛ, -ɛ ⁽²²⁶⁾
• Syllabification: Ve–ne–re

Proper noun

Venere anim pl (constructive genitive plural Venis, genitive plural proper Veneris)

1. (out-of-world, mythology, astronomy) Venus

Declension

Declension of Venere (light, plurale tantum)
		plural
nominative		Venere /ˈvɛnɛrɛ/
vocative
genitive	proper	Veneris /ˈvɛnɛris/
	constructive	Venis /ˈvɛnis/
dative		Venerín /ˈvɛnɛriːn/
accusative		Venerid /ˈvɛnɛrid/
instrumental		Veneríe /ˈvɛnɛriːɛ/

See also

The Modern Planets • Minâse a vapastûșe

☿ Mercury	♀︎ Venus	🜨 Earth	♂︎ Mars
Hreva Merkârș	Irua Venere	Hlýgans, Járs	Stvovía Márts
♃ Jupiter	♄ Saturn	⛢ Uranus	♆ Neptune
Voà Jús	Deșa Sáturns	Dvúa Úrans	Sjuova Neptuons
other bodies
☉ Sun		☾ Moon
Harua		Mjens
⚳ Ceres
Svâga Cerers
♇ Pluto
Letua Plútuons