gĵøþs

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian gløþs, from Old Radestrian ŋløþre, inherited from Proto-Radic *ŋylθir, from Proto-Hirdic *ŋýlthis (“head”), from Proto-Laenkean *ŋyltʰys. Cognate with Lusetian nyldi, Riyan ŗult (“head”) and Laefevian ñilt (“door”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɡjœθs/
• Rhyme: -œθs

Noun

gĵøþs inan (countable, genitive singular gĵøsk, nominative plural gĵøðe, compound form gĵøþ-, gĵøs-, gĵøð-, relational adjective gĵøðiș)

1. (anatomy) head

Declension

ExpandDeclension of gĵøþs (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		gĵøþs /ɡjœθs/	gĵøðe /ˈɡjœðɛ/
vocative		gĵøþse /ˈɡjœθsɛ/
genitive	proper	gĵøsk /ɡjœsk/	gĵøðiris /ˈɡjœðiris/
	constructive		gĵøðis /ˈɡjœðis/
dative		gĵøða /ˈɡjœða/	gĵøðirín /ˈɡjœðiriːn/
accusative		gĵøst /ɡjœst/	gĵøðirid /ˈɡjœðirid/
instrumental		gĵøðúr /ˈɡjœðuːr/	gĵøðiríe /ˈɡjœðiriːɛ/

Translations

Showanatomical head

Laefevian: eis Riyan: ŗult