norus

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian nurus, from Old Radestrian nurwur, inherited from Proto-Radic *nurwur, from Proto-Hirdic *núrwus, from Proto-Laenkean *norwos. The lack of metathesis in Old Radestrian suggests it was loaned from or influenced by another Radic/Hirdic language, such as Old Lusetian nurwur.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈnɔrɤs/
• Rhyme: -ɔrɤs
• Syllabification: no–rus

Noun

norus inan (countable, genitive singular nurvu, nominative plural norui, compound form noru-, nurv-, relational adjective nurviș)

1. colour
2. paint, dye

Declension

ExpandDeclension of norus (heavy)
		singular	plural
nominative		norus /ˈnɔrɤs/	norui /ˈnɔrɤi/
vocative		noruse /ˈnɔrusɛ/
genitive	proper	nurvu /ˈnɤrvu/	nurviris /ˈnɤrviris/
	constructive		nurvis /ˈnɤrvis/
dative		nurva /ˈnɤrva/	nurvirín /ˈnɤrviriːn/
accusative		norud /ˈnɔrɤd/	nurvirid /ˈnɤrvirid/
instrumental		nurvúr /ˈnɤrvuːr/	nurviríe /ˈnɤrviriːɛ/

See also

Colours in Radestrian · norui

audziș	mvuiș	valiș
asavaiș	fívastáliș; hreņiș	astáliș
ambreliș	remvaiș
dvogyș	varuliș	aubiș
svoșailiș		dryliș