lýrúa
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Radestrian
Etymology
From Middle Radestrian lýrúra, from lýrus (“air, gas”) + -ura. Displaced the competing lyerzga, the augmentative of lýrdzz, cf. lyerdzs.
Pronunciation
Noun
lýrúa inan (genitive singular lýruvusk, nominative plural lýruvore, relational adjective lýruvuș)
Declension
Declension of lýrúa (light) | |||
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singular | plural | ||
nominative | lýrúa /ˈliːruːa/ |
lýruvore /ˈliːruvɔrɛ/ |
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vocative | lýruvose /ˈliːruvɔsɛ/ |
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genitive | proper | lýruvusk /ˈliːruvɤsk/ |
lýruvoris /ˈliːruvɔris/ |
constructive | lýruvus /ˈliːruvɤs/ |
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dative | lýruvun /ˈliːruvɤn/ |
lýruvorín /ˈliːruvɔriːn/ |
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accusative | lýruvust /ˈliːruvɤst/ |
lýruvorid /ˈliːruvɔrid/ |
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instrumental | lýruvovúr /ˈliːruvɔvuːr/ |
lýruvoríe /ˈliːruvɔriːɛ/ |