kvars

Radestrian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kfars/
• Rhyme: -ars ⁽⁴⁾

Etymology 1

From Middle Radestrian kvars, from Old Radestrian kwærs, inherited from Proto-Radic *kwærs, from Proto-Hirdic *kwǽrəs, from Proto-Laenkean *kʼwær(tʰ)æs. Cognate with Ardian kvas, Lusetian cur and Laefevian gwarþ.

Noun

kvars anim (countable, genitive singular køru, nominative plural kvare, compound form kvar-, relational adjective køriș)

1. bear (a mammal of the family Ursidae)

   🇩🇪 Bär m

Declension

Declension of kvars (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		kvars /kfars/	kvare /ˈkfarɛ/
vocative		kvarse /ˈkfarsɛ/
genitive	proper	køru /ˈkœru/	kvariris /ˈkfariris/
	constructive		kvaris /ˈkfaris/
dative		kvara /ˈkfara/	kvarirín /ˈkfaririːn/
accusative		kvard /kfard/	kvaririd /ˈkfaririd/
instrumental		kvarúr /ˈkfaruːr/	kvariríe /ˈkfaririːɛ/

Translations

bear

Laefevian: gwarþs

Etymology 2

From Middle Radestrian kvars, from Old Radestrian kwars, inherited from Proto-Radic *kwars, of uncertain origin. Speculated cognate with Laefevian kwarga (“raven”), though the initial consonant correspondence is problematic; early borrowing has also been theorised. Ousted in the standard language by valkars due to its conflation with kvars (“bear”).

Noun

kvars anim (countable, genitive singular kvoru, nominative plural kvare, compound form kvar-, relational adjective kvoriș)

1. (archaic, dialectal) crow (a bird of the genus Corvus)

   Synonym: valkars

Declension

Declension of kvars (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		kvars /kfars/	kvare /ˈkfarɛ/
vocative		kvarse /ˈkfarsɛ/
genitive	proper	kvoru /ˈkfɔru/	kvariris /ˈkfariris/
	constructive		kvaris /ˈkfaris/
dative		kvara /ˈkfara/	kvarirín /ˈkfaririːn/
accusative		kvard /kfard/	kvaririd /ˈkfaririd/
instrumental		kvarúr /ˈkfaruːr/	kvariríe /ˈkfaririːɛ/