hala

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian halra, from Old Radestrian haðra, inherited from Proto-Radic *haðor (“vein”), from Proto-Hirdic *hadhós (“jugular vein, artery, blood vessel”), from Proto-Laenkean *hm̥dʱós. Cognate with Riyan has (“artery”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈhala/
• Rhyme: -ala
• Syllabification: ha–la

Noun

hala inan (countable, genitive singular halusk, nominative plural halore, compound form halu-, halo-, relational adjective haluș)

1. (anatomy) vein
2. (colloquial, anatomy) blood vessel

   Synonym: anala

Declension

ExpandDeclension of hala (light)
		singular	plural
nominative		hala /ˈhala/	halore /ˈhalɔrɛ/
vocative		halose /ˈhalɔsɛ/
genitive	proper	halusk /ˈhalɤsk/	haloris /ˈhalɔris/
	constructive		halus /ˈhalɤs/
dative		halun /ˈhalɤn/	halorín /ˈhalɔriːn/
accusative		halust /ˈhalɤst/	halorid /ˈhalɔrid/
instrumental		halovúr /ˈhalɔvuːr/	haloríe /ˈhalɔriːɛ/

Derived terms

• anala (“blood vessel”)
• lýjala (“artery”)
• rņúala (“capillary”)

Translations

Showvein

Laefevian: asôǧiessa Riyan: bír