leza

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian lezzra, from Old Radestrian leððra, inherited from Proto-Radic *lehðor, from Proto-Hirdic *lehdhós, from Proto-Laenkean *lĭhdʱós. Cognate with Lusetian ledu.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈlɛza/
• Rhyme: -ɛza
• Syllabification: le–za

Noun

leza inan (countable, genitive singular lezusk, nominative plural lezore, compound form lezu-, lezo-, relational adjective lezuș)

1. (anatomy) gut, intestine

Declension

Declension of leza (light)
		singular	plural
nominative		leza /ˈlɛza/	lezore /ˈlɛzɔrɛ/
vocative		lezose /ˈlɛzɔsɛ/
genitive	proper	lezusk /ˈlɛzɤsk/	lezoris /ˈlɛzɔris/
	constructive		lezus /ˈlɛzɤs/
dative		lezun /ˈlɛzɤn/	lezorín /ˈlɛzɔriːn/
accusative		lezust /ˈlɛzɤst/	lezorid /ˈlɛzɔrid/
instrumental		lezovúr /ˈlɛzɔvuːr/	lezoríe /ˈlɛzɔriːɛ/

Derived terms

• leza fjerișe (“caecum”)

Related terms

• lezvans (“viscera”)