had

Laefevian

Etymology

From Proto-Laenkean *skat’as (“stumble, fall”). Unrelated to Radestrian hadis (“sin”), despite the similarity.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /xad/ [ˈxad̥]
• Rhyme: -ad ⁽²⁵⁾

Noun

had (accusative singular hade, nominative dual hadund, nominative plural hadir)

1. sin

Declension

ExpandPrimary case declension of had (see Laefevian declension)
	singular	dual	plural
nominative	had	hadund	hadir
accusative	hade	hadundi	hadi
genitive	hadau	hadundas	hadas, hadiras†
dative	hadun	hadundon	hadirons, hadonc
locative	hadul	hadundos	hadiross, hadosc
instrumental	hadô	hadundêt	hadirêts, hadêtc
Note: † archaic, s standard or formal, c colloquial or informal.

ExpandSecondary case declension of had (see Laefevian declension)
accusative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
sublative	hadere	hadundire	hadire
illative	hadele	hadundile	hadile
benefactive	hadear	hadundiar	hadiar
prolative	hadekwe	hadundikwe	hadikwe
causal-final	hadedis	hadundirris	hadirris
genitive-based cases	singular	dual	plural
delative	hadôka	hadundirka	hadirka
elative	hadôtan	hadundirtan	hadirtan
ablative	hadaôn	hadundiruôn	hadiruôn
essive	hadôjøn	hadundirjøn	hadirjøn
abessive	hadôze	hadundirse	hadirse
dative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
terminative	hadumas	hadundirmas	hadirmas
lative	hadunši	hadundirši	hadirši
locative-based cases	singular	dual	plural
superessive	haduneres, hadunerc	hadundirorres, hadundorrec	hadirorres, hadorrec
inessive	hadulle	hadundirolles, hadundollec	hadirolles, hadollec
exessive	hadunun	hadundirsun	hadirsun
perlative	haduffêl	hadundirfêl	hadirfêl
instrumental-based cases	singular	dual	plural
translative	hadôske	hadundirêskes, hadundêskec	hadirêskes, hadêskec
comitative	hadôsôds, hadôdc	hadundirtôds, hadundôdc	hadirtôd
Note: s standard or formal, c colloquial or informal.

Related terms

• hast (“trap”)
• haudad (“to sin”)

Translations

Showsin

Radestrian: hadis