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Radestrian

Etymology

From earlier aour, from Middle Radestrian ôvr, from Old Radestrian ôwr, inherited from Proto-Radic *ôwr, from Proto-Hirdic *aḡóḡus, from Proto-Laenkean *m̥gógos.

Pronunciation

Noun

aor anim (genitive singular aoj, nominative plural aojre, relational adjective aujș)

  1. blond (person)
    🇵🇱 blondyn m pers, blondynka f
    Antoívúk-age kjeș aoà.
    I've fallen in love with this one blond.

Declension

Declension of aor (semi-light, irregular△)  
singular plural
nominative aor△
/ɔːr/		 aojre
/ˈɔirɛ/
vocative aose△
/ˈɔːsɛ/
genitive proper aoj, auj (archaic)
/ɔi/ /auj/		 aojris
/ˈɔiris/
constructive aoș
/ɔːʃ/
dative aoà
/ˈɔːa/		 aojrín
/ˈɔiriːn/
accusative aox
/ɔːʒ/		 aojrid
/ˈɔirid/
instrumental aoúr
/ˈɔːuːr/		 aojríe
/ˈɔiriːɛ/
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