hrolus

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian hrulus, from Old Radestrian hrŭlvs, inherited from Proto-Radic *hrılβs (“key”), from Proto-Hirdic *srɯ́lbhɯs, from Proto-Laenkean *srɯlbʱɯs. Cognate with Ardian rylbs, Lusetian rilp, Riyan șulb and Laefevian hralva (“doorhandle”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈhrɔlɤs/ [ˈxrɔlɤs]
• Rhyme: -ɔlɤs
• Syllabification: hro–lus

Noun

hrolus inan (countable, genitive singular hrulvu, nominative plural hrolui, compound form hrolu-, hrulv-, relational adjective hrulviș)

1. key (an object designed to open and close a lock = víruoks)

   Hlúrúl-age dzirșai hrulvirid, o kjezș lá dziust baþe.

   I've lost my keys, and now I can't get into the house.

2. (music) key

Declension

ExpandDeclension of hrolus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		hrolus /ˈhrɔlɤs/	hrolui /ˈhrɔlɤi/
vocative		hroluse /ˈhrɔlusɛ/
genitive	proper	hrulvu /ˈhrɤlvu/	hrulviris /ˈhrɤlviris/
	constructive		hrulvis /ˈhrɤlvis/
dative		hrulva /ˈhrɤlva/	hrulvirín /ˈhrɤlviriːn/
accusative		hrolud /ˈhrɔlɤd/	hrulvirid /ˈhrɤlvirid/
instrumental		hrulvúr /ˈhrɤlvuːr/	hrulviríe /ˈhrɤlviriːɛ/

Translations

Showkey

Ardian: rylbs Laefevian: hruft Lusetian: rilp Riyan: șulb