drýviș

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian drýfiș, from Old Radestrian drȳfišjre, inherited from Proto-Radic *dęrɸir, *dȳrɸišjir, from Proto-Hirdic *dø̄́rphis, from Proto-Laenkean *ⁿdewrpʰ-. Cognate with Laefevian nørfis (“thick, dense”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdriːviʃ/
• Rhyme: -iːviʃ ⁽²⁾
• Syllabification: drý–viș

Adjective

drýviș (comparable, comparative drývuobș, adverb drýví)

1. pungent, strong

Inflection

Comparative forms of drýviș (inflected)
degree	form
positive	drýviș /ˈdriːviʃ/
comparative	drývuobș /ˈdriːvuopʃ/
superlative	drývúvaș /ˈdriːvuːvaʃ/
excessive	drývúvaiș /ˈdriːvuːvaiʃ/

Attributive forms			Emphatic combined forms with the definite article
singular		plural	+ a	+ a'	+ ag	+ ai	+ i	+ u
inanimate	animate
drýviș /ˈdriːviʃ/	drývișe /ˈdriːviʃɛ/		drývișa /ˈdriːviʃa/	drývișa' /ˈdriːviʃa/	drývișag /ˈdriːviʃaɡ/	drývișai /ˈdriːviʃai/	drýviși /ˈdriːviʃi/	drývișu /ˈdriːviʃu/

Substantive declension of drývișe
		singular		plural
		inanimate	animate
nominative		drývișe /ˈdriːviʃɛ/
vocative
genitive	proper	drývișk /ˈdriːviʃk/	drývișesk /ˈdriːviʃɛsk/	drývișeris /ˈdriːviʃɛris/
	constructive			drývișes /ˈdriːviʃɛs/
dative		drývișa /ˈdriːviʃa/	drývișen /ˈdriːviʃɛn/	drývișerín /ˈdriːviʃɛriːn/
accusative		drývișt /ˈdriːviʃt/	drývișest /ˈdriːviʃɛst/	drývișerid /ˈdriːviʃɛrid/
instrumental		drývișúr /ˈdriːviʃuːr/	drývișevúr /ˈdriːviʃɛvuːr/	drývișeríe /ˈdriːviʃɛriːɛ/

Derived terms

• drývai (“ammonium”)